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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
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AIKMAN-RoACH-At Central Pres.,'eTsn, , C.S5Ss s.ass
We,lnesday July 90 BY the Rev. A WOOD s.n a' ~ ~
Aiimsn 10 Amelia daus sher Of Benjamin H. h0aen' 49, VI
this city. r. mill, 4,
BROwN-UPJOHN-On Tuesday. July = al o., Se ~ Re-
the Hishla,J. by The Rev DR. Brown Of .e, =,
IL Hobart brown, Rector Of the Chnrcn ., I-n eco
ges Brooklyn, to Anna c.. dauah'er oi hieosi. o
pOwDyN- Monday, JGly r. ~ ,hs ~ ns,
n o. Montgomery. Mr. william Ii ho"osA'
Hauniek ell Of this city .o,,-
COLE-IyEs-In Salem, Mao Mr. Ibons Cee u ~ ~ ~,
10 Mis- Annie w B. Ives, daughter OF wn ives oa ''
II The Salem Observer. -. -,
YpeR-uaTson-At Toronto, Ca9sda on TtnsisJ 5Gy
~ =, ar psv Iaeha Tayof Davson kerr. esa tol.o
ara Prorriescr OF ne Ouogs Railway Ii Som"sH q
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fAdvertisement.
SARATOGA.
EMPIRE SPRING WATER.
re steady increase of popularity of the Empire

EMPIRE SPRING WATER
The steady increase of popularity OF the Empire
Water during the rast few years the
CERTIFICATES OF PHYSICIANS,
which prove THE EMPIRE WATER
sUrERIoR CONGRESS,
pose.r all the virtues OF Corgres without the irnauas
which that water often create ;0lsh IN 'he oS
pe by nyaiids .,, g.. -. r.. -, .
While the EMPIRE Is soothing in its effects, with
aay irritation aud having Ia u hce proportion OF
IODINE which n sI q II useful in many phbses 0t
scRoFULoUs DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA &c, ~
srd nveusbe the awakening econ OF the torpid Liver
guarding efcctualy against
CONSUMPTION
n, which previously Sersogs Waters have been held
fct pIooueed iOpre .sion Ia the Puoic miud
tb.t The FMPIRg IL designed very soon to he
The MOST CELEBRATED OF THE SARATOGA WATSRs.
IRE EMPIRE WATER
may be found at the pr cipa Dns stores Hotels and OF o.
tot No. 68 Bsrel,y st., New York.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

REPUBLICAN DEMoSsTRATIos.-A large and spiiiI-
ed meeting of the Republicans met 10 Hoboken las.
evening at Odd Fellows Hall to form Fremont aoo
Dayton Club. There were about three hundred per-
sons present-nestly all of whom united IN the ap'
lause and cheers from time to time elected oy tue
proceedings. Mr. John Walker presided. After souiS
proceedings relating to the organization OF 'he Oiao'
and s consolidation with the German Club, speeoneS
of an able and convincing character were made "
Mr. C. A. Dana, of New York, and Dennlns Daer' OF
VeAhavken
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The Fourth WARD FREMONT AND DAYTON CLUE,
BRooKLYy.-The Republicans of the Fourth Ward,
Brooklyn assembled in arge numbers in the capacous
saloon of the Museum last evening. Benjamin V.
Abbott presided, and George II. Day oiEciated as
Secretary. Eloquent speeches were made by Gen. H.
b Duryes, Col Jesse C. Smith, Thomas II. Rodman,
and others Many of the most prominent citizens Of
the Fourth Ward were present, which clearly indi-
Gates the sentiment of that portion OF the city which
heretofore has been strongly and invariably Wing in
politics by large majorities.
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last meeting of

p Tuz Board or SUPERyrsoRs.-The last meeting OF
the Board Of lervs the yendins the ias day oi I1
was held at County Jail yesterday Supervisor BrsEsrd In
ths Chair bills ordered to be paid ad co@nan
cation from Superintendent recommending James
KIox the STATE Institution for Deaf and Dumb
presented and the amount for
ropated resolution. requesting the Clers to
report the the Cous for rsnt fuel etc snd to reoot
"A po.bs We, ADOPTED Tho Board adjourned
The rt anu se;iug will take place the first Tuesday In
August when the officers the ensuing year will be chosen
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The COAIIssIoSERs OF HEALTH met yesterday
afternoon in Sir. Vaenne'- Ofiee, City Hall, Presi
dei B rker in the char; present DR. Miller, Dr..
Thompson, auc DR.. Rockwell; W. X. Concklin, Sec.
rtary The following vessels reported and
acted upon:
Schooner Thomas Bradley, from Savansl4 Mar,
with ogwood and metal; no sickness Health Officer
recommeid ded that che be detained fifteen days for
observation.
Brig Orctls, from Huinscos with sugar aud mo-
laSses arrived on the 2ah inst; no sickness. The
Health Officer recomme1 ded that she be detained ten
days for observation
Brig II. Mason, from Boar, with salt and hides. All
well port doubtful Health Officer nended
that salt be discharged lighters and permitted to
come to the city, ard hides to be landed out of the
city-s at the expiration Of fifteen days. Il was 20
ordered by the Board.
Brig Ocean Bird, from Matanzas, with sugar and
molssses; all well; port sickly. Health Officer rec
commended that the cargo be lightered and sent TO
New-York Brooklyn in fifteen days from her arrival
in New York, which was on 25th inst.
Brig Viator from CardeDas, with sugar and mo-
leases all WELL port sickly. Health Officer recon-.
meIted that cargo be lghtered to New. York or
Brooklyn fifteen days after her arrival. 1t was so
orccrtd by the Board.
The matter to the steamship Tennessee was
brought up, but laid on the table.
Schooner Dung Americs, from Havana, With sugar,
on 2eth inst. Cargo to be lightered to NeS-York or
BroOkly n in fifteen days after time of arrival.
Brig NacOOche from Havana, with sugar and rags,
on 2sth instant. All WE'LL port sickly. Rags to be
lgbtered and sent anywhere out of the State of New
York sugar to be ghtered to city in fifteen days after
time of arrival.
Bark Ariel from Port au-Prnce, with logwood and
coffee All well; port sckly Cargo to be lightered to
city or Brooklyn in fifteen days from 2sth instant.
BsIk l.. A. Nichols from Matanzas, with ballast, on
25th instant. Allowed TO proceed to city in fifteen
days tiom time Of arrival on 25th instant.
Bak Lscasti from Porto Rico, with sugar, on 2sth
instant. All WELL port doubtful. Cargo to be lshtered
to New York or Brooklyn.
Bark Corneha from Havana, with sugar and cigars.
Lost one man passage. Cargo to be lightered to
New.Yolk or Brooklyn at expiration of fifteen days
from time of arrival Goth inst.
Big Billow from Sagua la Grande. with sugar on
2sth inst. Port doubtful all well. Cargo to be light
cred to New.York or Brooklyn in five days from
arrival.
Schooner George Mangham from Cumberland Harbor
(Jsmaics) Sickness among shipping in port. Cargo
sugar. To be Bghtered to New-York or Brooklyn in
fifteen days from 29th inst.
Schooner Julia Rogers with sugar and molasses from
Guaysma on 2eth inst. Cargo 20 be ightered to New
York or Brooklyn.
Schooner Miranda from Santa Cruz, with rum and
sugar on 27th. All WELL port unknown Cargo to
be liehtered TO New York or Brooklyn.
The Board then adjourned.
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THr RArs AID THE HEAT.-Tbe rain which fell
Yesterday and last evening measured fourtenths of
inch and was Of the Temperature Of 76o in the
ing and 73o in the evening. In the evening there
thunder ard lightning Meteos have been nvticed in
the atmosphere for the last three nights To-day at
D. M the temperature rose to $50. This is the TWEEN
tietb dsy of the heated term. The aocouots from
abroad ~ well az the ons here show that the
last six days Of intense hest were commsuced and
closed by lightning. L. Merriam.
B,oekiun Hioats, July 90 ojG.
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No. so Frm kiln stree 4; Miss heDussld one Of the
lphro,rr, 90 havirg her ron Lfi lighted i.np 20
ws.hstend: IN ciorog tie door, her dresses. wbich
buIg On the irsice Of he door. srurs agsins, the
light ard :ook hfe ell were ctn,umed toge,hs, witt
othtr nr.icics-iu al. va.gCd o; about 500. M,.s
McDugsd testified that cn other oocasi ,ns she h I'd
slwsye eKrgu'shed the ght when kaving her roo n.
but emitting to DO so'his stlme the Ere occurred Tnete
va, no insurance OIL the property. Tie above facts
chow bow necessary it is to be thoughtful well as
careful, in the use of light.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

The Nineteenth Ward ratification this evenirg 2 will
he grand sfair. The Executive Committee met Last
evening sud made ample arrangements for the glorf-
eaton Eupent spehke-s, baDcs 81 music f'cwork.,
burning Of tar barrelf, ano sngers-anoug which will
be tie renowned Pete Mot-is-will positively I've on
hand.
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Poor House..

BUFoRD's ExPEDITIos.-The alabama Journal
publishes ette, from member of Maj. Bufords CON-
pany to friend in that city, dated Jane %, which
rays:
;'Tbe United States troops will not permit us to
e1 ter the Territory armed any more, and hence Oel-
los occupations gone / am cOmitg South just
coon as | can make raise
BufoId's expedition is unfortunate. His men are
scattered all along the frontier trying to make enough
money TO carry them back to Old Virginia."
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

NTw-foRK DEHoCRA1Io COMMITTEE "A meeting
was held last evening ct rammany Hall, :. B. Noble
t'qi IN the chair. The only business transacted was
the appointment Of the following committee to confer
with tie Hard Shell committee in view Of perma
neot 'u'ion, viz: Douglas Taylor W. II. Robbns, p
c. Mtrtgcmery, Henry Depsine, John d. jenkins.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The Tenth Ward Republicans, ss will be seen by
their advertisement hold their regular meeting this
evening at their rooms, No. 2G6 Atlantic street.
Speeches will be made by j. NJ. Van cott, esq aud
oihers, and songs by the Gee Club The large ban
ner at the upper end of the Rqilroad Tunnel marks
their headquarters.
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United sTATTs COMMISSIONERS OEFICE-JuLY ~

No
Henry Rose, Chief Mate Of the American th,P en-.
.pers Berry was arrested upon the sdavt Of Etrnd uy
one of tbe crew he charged with h.yns usde an
Ut on the ~ith9u provocaainn ana WIN NJ
While The beE voysse hon ssyanoth 70 tbs
Neither comp lsDsnt witness sopesrlns 10 ,oH, 8
ehAree the defend ant released from fureE euso
Mechah tor the United States; Cha e. Doroaue '' 'N7
y.y1ay
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Tins,s Ocva u r. s,,.s, Jous ye. daughter q We',
w.i-ot esq Of Toronto
nyIgS-PRGLE-On Morday July :s by the vev N.
NJ ~, Samuel " p MflEs So % th. Rev
r,is. nSoIerJ 70 Cejlon. to ss Msrgsrs. Els, al Of
.ef,Eb city.
SAITH -0otI D-A, stn.v Brook. Lo7g Tslaui Sunday
yoIy q. ~ tie Rsv y NJ Mol W. JANIS T. sm'b to
Ifyise esnEhter Of Jsk 0oud, csa
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CrR1ors OR1GIy OF FlREs.-We find by the Fre
Marshas Investigations some curious origins OF hre9
By way OF caution, we briefly notice the followng'
FIRE occurred on the 2lst June, at the dwelling mouse
of Dr. t. w. Horsfed, No. i02 Ninth avenue. opoa
its cause being investigated, it was shown to have
originated from red paste composition used Tor 'he
e.t.rminstion Of vermin A bottle OF Harlem Oh ha1
been upset upon The paste and no doubt sccelerae1
combustion. Where the oil and paste saturated the
aoor of the room, slight rubbing would cause III
stspt ignition into blaze. la this paste phospnorus
il used The addition Of the oil was supposed 70 na'e
been the me an. Of producing more speedy conoas'
ton. These facts worthy OF note, it for no'hls
more than TO caution those using such paste, ss IL Is
shown 10 be the means Of producing hre by spon'ane
ous combustion.
In the forenoon Of the 18th Msy, IRE occurred on
the third floor OF the upholstery establishment Oh
& F. Magrath, No. 2l3 Sixth Avenue. Their worA'
man. David Burt, it seems, went to the shop 'ua'
mon ing smoking pipe. Upon going to work he nuns
hi, coat UP in the room and put the pipe INTO ''ie
nocket but omitted 10 exDguish the fire IN the pP'
Abou. two hours aflerward the burning tobacco nreu
The coat which set fire TO the property in the foo "
The amount of near $780, which was destroyed.
careless manner Of depOsitirg pipes and csaS' "'"'
fres owe their origin. 81,
On Thursday night eoth June, fire 'ecuf'a a.
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The BRooKLYs BOARD OF HEALrH.-The BoeI

Tpy BRooKIYy BOARD OF HEALTH.-The Board
of Heath met Yesterday morning Ceuhcae, having oeen
from tie Health Officer Quiahns taat tne'o was
disease board OF several vessels
amea permission granted them TO land their carsoes
bs no or disease hal been reported OF hs
exist in the city. Complaint ~ss nsie OF yeIths m
factory which was ordsre 70 DC
aoaed The estsb hment at The iJot OF Any
rae, vns declared nus CO. ordered 10 be removed
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THE Brooklyn WATER-WoRKs.-Th ceremony OF
breakrg grourd for the Reservoir whence hs city 70 o SUP
tlieJ with water be located Cypress b will take place
oosy Tbursiay, at O'Clock o. Addresses srs TO be
delivered By the Rev Drs Bethunc, Sons aud hennetay
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

AsoTHrR PRIzE FIcHr.-A gang Of disorderes Ieft
one Of tie decks Of The Sevenh W,rd yesterday in
steamboat which they hal chartered. TO attend prize
firht on Rker's Bland The Police did not seem to
he aware Of what was going on, as no eff,rs We're
made by them to intercept the rowdes, and it il sup
posed the pu ugists had their fight uninterrupted.
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fAdvertisemeut
FRFCKIFS of all the effects that exposure of

the to proiuce the dsa is tei
fIeckes spread the entire sur-cs of tbs part.
calico scattered intervals freckes Toe
fI skins surjsc them. Fer sale by A. b. d.
SANDS and Druggists seLerriy.
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Advertisement
rNInN The Slave ITninn Portraits of the Can


didates OF the Union Chains beautiful subec for the Poet
the Pho,C 1her, the PhsnuTOtbt the Ih'sdah = 1Ltem'
plate pou HoLNEs Machine Picture Depot
No rs Broadway; where exhibited toe sane OK
PRyNoNT CO. Liberatins Heroesdesoed 70 open the
Pon doors Opure.svn in the New World, and legun'e
- "a po-r aifa-a at M
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Horace Greeley and VIM. ii. Bureigh are to speak
to night in Brooklyn, before the Young Mems Repub-
lcan Association, corner of Court and Joralenon
streets.
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Rnnr REcoyEREp.-Tbe remains of

BopY RECOyERHD.-Tbe remains of John DOWN,
who was drowIed while bG hing i'll the foot a East TgeD.
r. first stree on SUNDAY aeuoob yesterday
AZ coIyeysd 10 his late residence No 16 Fast Nn-teanth
street where Coroner CoBLery hel1 inquest th-
VeIdc Accidental death" Dscsased Iaigs Of Ire
land, q years Of age.
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HrMAY REMAINS FoUSD.-A portion of the remains
OF being found yesterday in old b.rrei upon
the roof Il 95 DuaJe street and IT first Thought
u,d,r had committed bnt IL sub.eqr
a ed that ned been dissectng ths be having pro.
cur-d the body OF the public Institutions, and len
the country without ibterriDg them.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

ttepreeecrgs The Elev, nth wardsrs arc erirciur
'he 'pini hnd eDe'gy in the cause which cannot fail
TO tell successfully in The approaching cpttea,
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fAiyertisementl
nRnGGIsIs. PERFuMERs and FANCY Goops

DEALERS visiting the city. will fad the BALM rHoU-
SAND FLowERs for perumDg the breath and beauycs the
eomplexion the most salsb article in hs market W. P.
PgrRrDGE Co Franklin square New-York For sale by
oil Drugci,,s end Fancy Goods Dealers IN NewYork.
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AdvertIsenent-1 |
OXYGENATED

scientific remedy Dyspepsia in al la foros Wneu tasen
eccs rdrg IL immediate relief aud IN most
cases effects permsEeft cure
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP WAsHISGTos.-The
United States Mail steamship Washington, Captain
Cavendy, from Bremen and Souths npton July l9,
arrived at this port last evening. She brings no news
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
La W LNIE'LLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERM-JuLY So-"e''e
Judge WHITING. -
Levens Wallace, by &C., ast. Joseph Walidc -
Decree Of ds granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

ForsD DROwfED-An inquest was held yesterday
uoop IN. BODY OF known about IS years found
dovred IN the East River the foot tStan0R De.
ce..d was short had short brown hair ant ury
wbker. AZ IL bacs c ck cost blue co-h plIl
loops check SHIRT, SC. Verdict, =" Deah By drowning"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
CITY ITEMS.
overdrsf.

The Keller Family advertise their benefi' and last
appearance in New-York, in another part OF this
paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

TESrn WARD GERMAN REPUBLIcAps A mee1rg
OF the German Republicans of this W"d was held
last evening at the hall No. PA Grand street, r. IT,
Mettenich, the President, in the Chair Resolutions
were adopted strongly affirming the Philadelphia pla
form, condempatory Of the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise opposing the further extension OF slavery
and pedgDg an enthusiastic support Of Fremont ana
Da, ton The different resolutions elected consdera
bic comment. Speeches were made by Di. Foer'da
and Others,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
TIE PRISON AND THE POOR-HOUSE
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
PoUGHKErPsIE, Saturday, July &c, 1856.
A political canvass WAS had yesterday smoog the
irmates Of our two popular institutions, the County
Prison and the County Poor House, which resulted as
follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

Board OF EDUcATIoS.-At a regular session of the
Board of Education held last evening, the report Of
the Committee of Repairs and Supplies recommending
an appropriation of $4,000 for 1he Depository WIS
adopted ss was also the report Of the Finance Com
miitee recommending an appropriation Of So 900 for
incidental expenses of the Board. Several reports
from the Committee on Elections aud QUALIFICATIONS
appointing Frederick Fitzpatrick Trustee of the Thr
teenih Ward Henry Hughes, Inspector of the Sixth
Ward G. W. Weed, Trustee Of the Thirteenth
Ward s. d. MartiDe, Trustee Of the Nineteenth
Ward ard Freen Campbell, Commissioner of the
Twentieth WaId, were adopted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

Eleventh WARD PATHFIsDERs, BRooXLYS.-A
meeting Of the Eleventh Ward Pathfnders OF Brook
lyn was held at Myrtle Hall, in Myrtle avenue last
evening. The room, which is one of good size, was
well filed with an attentive audience. H. L. Haisey,
the President Of the Association presided and excel
lent speeches were made by NJ N. Millnd Dir. Bran
hall, Chaupoey shaffer, George II. Ehle, and w.
ii. Gale, with closing remarks by the Chairman.
great deal Of enthusiasm was manifested throughout
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SIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS. The Young
Mems Fremont and Dayton Club Of the Sixteenth
Ward held meeting on Tuesday evening OF Oni'n
Han corner Of Eighth avenue and Sixteenth street
The Hall was crowded. and the meeting was OF the
most enthusiastic character. Addresses were made
by VIM H. Burlegh esq, Capt. Brown, the Hon. Z.
c. Leigh, and Others. The meeting adjourned a. II
o'clock with six rousing cheers for Fremont anu
Dayton.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

Political REFUGEEs.-About a week ago scvera,
political refugees arrived in this city from the port OF
Leehorn Since which time they have been and still
are in very destitute condition. They were orciby
expelled from their native land for political reasons and
escorted under arms on board the vessel that brought
the m TO this port The men unable to speak any
other but the Italian language, although they can
understand Spanish and they ask to be shipped again
TO some port where they earn living. Colonel
Forbes being appealed to, appeared at the Mayor S
Office Yesterday afternoon with the following letter.
but the Mayor having just left the Hall no action OF
couIse was taken in the matter:
To Hi, Honor The Mayor Of the City Of Neg York
We the undersigned, respectfully inform your Honor
that we are natives of the Papa st ites that we have
been forcibly expelled for political lessons; th.t we
were Escorted by the gensdarmere through the PAP
and Tu.caD errtory to LeghOro and thai by the JOINT
action of these two Governments We were shipPed or
this city on board the Victoria. =.
We hrtber complain that the American Consu' a.
Lephorn Mr. Beuds) cOOperated WITH the authorities
at our emba cation and that he deceived Us by IN
forming Us that we could procure employment here at
two or three dollars eday.
Finding ourselves entifey deceived on tbs subject,
we amply TO Your Honor to oDige the Papa and lus-
can REPRESENTATIVES in the United States to provide Us
Nth he means of subsistence till we can learn the
language and procure work. -. .,,,,,,,,,-u,
hStr- Yo,k July 81, 1856. IL III. bOnHL, ~;
6.ETAS0 PFILI VINCENZO SC ALA
pfPTR0 ~ iIFIFRI CLETO BARE TIA,
inpuNIo pANZ VALENTINO SOCCA.
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speeches. buchanan, of course i. out Of the ques.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
From the stanton viud.cator !

STAtNTOS, aVTil II, lc'V'
Messrs. Editors After many months search, have
Il. last found my lost child, Samuel Bnins, in the im-
" Of John Brandeburg Esq, of this town. My
hearts best gratitude is due 10 Mr. and iirs Brand..
bur. for their kind OF my almost orphan child;
and feeling assured that they will faithfully discharge
the sacred duties of parents my boy, have agreed
with TINT they siIaIl have the charge OF his cdu-
cation and training manhood, without interference
on my part, and adopt him their own son. make
this public statement TO show my high appreciation
Of sie character and conduct OF the adopted parents
of my child.
will add further, that although had been pre-
vousy i'll of the yellow fever, aud by the same fell
disease had lost my wife and three children, was
one of those who brought from Portsmouth 10 Rich
nord twenty-c.ht of the orphan children. who were
placed by the Rev Thos Hume and myself in the
charge ut the committee in Richmond Since my
rival in Staunton, have seen the adopted daughter
of Mr.. Branlcburg and also the adopted son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peyton, aud | am satisfied these children
we're among the twenty-eight consigned by Mr..
Hume and myself to the care OF the Richmond com.
Inittcc The girl know TO he the child of llr. and
Mrs. Lynch formerly of Portsmouth, both Of whom
are dead; and ths boy, feel assured is the child OF
parents whom knew and who died also ot the yell
low fever.
As the subject has been made matter Of comment
in the public press, request the editors Of such pa
pcrs ~ !lye noticed it, and especially tie editors Of
the Richmond Enquirer, to copy this communications
am, very respectfully, Sc,
SANI'EI. e.. RAINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
THE OPERA.

4 large class ot our citizens We're much disnpp oint-
ed last evening, by the postponement of the Opera
in consequence of the sudden hoarseness Of Mr. Htr.
rison, the Tenor Of the Company. Although our city
at present, has not the advantage of IN afternoon
press, Mr.. Kunkle issued c:rcaars, which were dis
ributed amongst the community notwithstanding
many persons. whom the report had not reached
were disappointed Oh finding the Theatre closcS.
The sudden changes OF The weather have at ali
times been injurious to vocali0a, the tenor voice be.
ing more easily affected than any other. Late last
evening the Agent of the Troupe informed US
that Mr.. IIarison's voice had so far recovered as
to warrant him in assuring US tina. the opera 1.-THE
Sunnanbpa, would be positively given this evening
aud ON "Wednesday The celebrated opera OF the Crown
Diamonds being the lest .r'e in our city that this
charming opera will be produced.
1t saorei tho whole Of YESTERDAY, enc the night
would have been ~retchcd one for operatics.