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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

To PREVENT EPIDExIcs-Ths Providence .Jonrna
pubi-he- the following useful information, which Is
equally valuable to this city; and just at this time when
pure atmosphere is necessary the information may
be important in preventing sickness aud saving life:
AT this season Of the year tho need of dlslniccIan-
III humorous portions Of the city is obvious 10 !he
-ense- oi all. Frequent inquiries made In relation
10 the moot effective substances TO be used to emo
the offensive odor- which are perceived even IN the
mos, ceany part OF the city and have thought tnAI
il every pcrn knew precisely what to use and insne'
-oi using II. there might be- general use OF 'he'e
substance and consequent benefit to the health ana
comfort Of our population. With this view "ouii
prr-ent the following prescriptions:
Il. On pint Of the Liquor OF Chlonde OF ENC,
in ono pailfu Of water and one pound Of Chlorine
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Advertisement

Jan. Z3 1855 T @ STARS General Agent No :" D''"'
say. Of Reade 81. New York n, ,i,, ,h.
have used PRNcE's PROTGAN FOUNTAIN RS u.Hs '.'
entire Fist Session Of the Thirty Fourth .teen,
porting purposes in the HOUSE ot Keprrsent"ii'es.
~ Tsgo D. AsokE"s
p.,.,r,e, NJ ,l. Uouse Of Representatives, Tor
f " 10" Tie Cong Eeosions Globe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

GAS. CASA new Benzole Gas Works, the best
in IN. world with Fixtures 70 suit Gas Fixtures
yrral new sud beautiful desigs-ust completed for the
I'll Id No l.aA or speer sold by Call az
s'o"' ' ARCHER WARNER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

Row AMoNG fcstcrday afternoon
d flculty took place in front of Tammany Hall be-
tween Tom Buns, First Ward politician. and ex-
Councilman Wainwright Of the Eighth Ward, which
was the means of collecting very large crowd. The
difficulty arose out of of the politicians having
bowed strong gale in favor of Moyor Wood, with
which ihc other wa, dissatisfied The eN-Counciman
aimed II blow with l- umbrella ut Burns and cut his
face severely. Burns pitched in" but did no dam
age a. the Police soon put stop TO the fight. No
arrcsts wcrc mAde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

Charles c. Converse. composer and pianist, sailed IN
the Hermann on saturday for Bremen. Few men in
the musical profession possess more prom,ng talents
But 2 year, age he j. already the author and C. M
pl,r If several musical works Of acknowledged merit
and for the past wear has crcdably sustained the
sponsbc position of Professor Of Music in the Spuger
Institute Of this CITY, and of oganst at the Broadway
Tabernacle He visits Germany to acquire that finish
in hi ant and that perfection upon the organ for which
her eminent schools and fine instruments afford 50
many facilities and to gather suitable musical library
fol future use and improvement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
STEALING BANNERS.
mi The \. I. Trihnne.

II M 7 IITIT " THf " = ITIDhVF
The opponents Of the Republican party in Iloboken
have soln their hammers them recently Il j. believed By
hers the Fremont Club that Tie Fillmore u
Der and spectacle b. gsliy
thai il l. don, b. The panty which goro.
breaking Seraiors heads in shooting Ish walters and the
~ Kansas upon those who express their opinions adj
ven. peculiar Institution This shows how desperate the
j. when stealing bsnneris the last
10 which Tie, I, sort. NEW-JERSEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

IFATH, BY BJNNS.-I OrONVI TtTTI HVIW III III'I
SUNDAY No 53 West Thirty first street. upon the body oil
Nh. Charlotte Morgan NATIVE OF Wsie. 80 years OF az" VINO
died from ID. burns received December last when
fund lamp burst while she engaged in filling IT, AMI 'et
fire her cloihe. Tie jury rendered verdict Of acina
death.
Coroner Conncry held an inquest on Sunday at No.
81 Mott street upon The body ct Maria k,arnon. child t""
war, age Whose clothes took r Saturday from Owe
M, of her parents and before The hames could BE- et
tneuishcd she fatally burned verdict ct aci' n'a
Il, attn was rendered hS the jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

The renowned AMEROTyPH, now the most popu-
picture in the world 'tsku il perfection only At BSAo'
Nos rs and 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
T.
A CrpP FOR DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DRnIi.-

Those no i.h find the fi, aciou. remedy for
=. con plains will regret fair a u tho OXfGFN
,,yp BIriERs. They contain no Alcohol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

DEDICATION OF FREMo'T HAN'HF.-Ihe FIRE.
mont Rancho, recently erected by the Ninth Ward
Republicans, on the corner Of Fulton and BE llori
avenues, Brooklyn, viii be dedicated this evening.
Speeches will be made by WIN. II. Burlegh ami
j. NJ. Van Cot. The music will be furnished by the
Mustang Mnsrc-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

Last evening. about clock. q fire occure, in the
bakery Of Michael Cox, No. lbs Fourth avenue hut it
was cStnguishcd before much damage was done. The
fire o'caS.on'd b! 'arclr>>.c>, ia handling A
lighted candle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
Internationally
CpP.T OPENING OF FALL C,RPErS-Selectod

nv thu Agent Of the Establishment from the celebrated
manufacturers Grossly Sos NELyyTs aud T.PEs.
~, BEUssiLs latest patterns t. plfo's yard.v dr NJ.
n,IIo>s immense stock Of TBRgtPLYs, ISGR.GSs and
on CT OF rs extraordrsry low prices Hs.A ANDERSON
No ~ BOWery.
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TAdyerfi.eIncnt

1000 Portraits daily by % artists presenting the
gpc With prb Liene. for = srn yam . ole N r.,n.
F..l. 20 "a. 100 Pr-.idebtl Csndldse' els per 100
HOLMES No - Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

II M L0W0I " TIT y, ]. IFIDHNt
SIR see IN The EtPrcSs Of this morning state
ment that the factory in Lansingburgh of the firm
%. &. McAIuray Il Co.. of which am Il member has
been calvasscd Or President with the following result:
Fillmore So buchanan &; Fremont 3. Now, Sir
can assure YOU that there is nat onc Fillmore man
0m0Hg ne rioters cmDiogcd IN OW establishment, aud
think bnt one who supports Buchanan. Al the rest
about one hundred in numbor-are for Fremont and
Freedom. speak what know And allow me. to
add that the vote of Lansing burgh Of which village I
am President will show very large majority on the
same SIDE. lous, JOHN G.. MCMCKRAi.
Nei~YO1k Scrr j. 1875.
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Advertisement.

DON L fORGEI Ti-Strdllgtrs VIII tnailh US ior
reminding them that the place To ge unimpschab LIKE
MSS BRADYs No Us 80 Broadway For proof call
and see specimens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-SEPr. e-B.sor'
Indat BEII,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-sspr e-B.s,re
Judge Belts.
THE CAsE OF THE BRAMAS.
The United States AIT. the BRIG Brsman, g..
At the opening Of Court this morning, Mr.. Erastus
Benedict moved behalf 4 ;he claimants that proceedings
ycd this until reasonable time shall have elapsed
I M n s sTpeard from the II H nfa o De-
tosto The 9Hmson n question was directed 70 forn.r
ncss,s whom be- vas 10 examine
The District A9Iney fssd preliminary objection ,s.9.:
Court AeI short Argument the Court took the papers, 10
If hi, noon he granted the sale Of the vessel which u
ts lac BY asem"n Of Partc will no, be postponed but
amply the uial If III" question Of Forfeiture
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-sEpr s-B"fre
Judge NELSON
The Court opened this morning by Judge Sel-
aud the day has been consumed IN the hearing Of two
peal casts.
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERn-srrr e.-Bsfors
Alfred +. Tlton AIT Geo. J. MAXIM.
Motion to strike out, Sc. granted with 81 costs.
>. q. " cod Robert Chew, et al.
In any contingency, the painilif Is entitled tor
Nov. IL, llll, tnd cosi-.
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TsRm - s,Pr. - Before
judge p,L!. ,,.n.u
Asa Fitch sgt John A. Marshall
Injunction granted.
Conrad Graf as. Join Kuhn
junction granted ,,.r..,. L.
Nation 10 "icn default, &c, granted on payment
Nele
Motion 10 Crn,nd complaint denied
SUPERIOR COURT-OESEFAL TERn-sEPr.s
49, se- The Second As'Hu, Railroad Company.
o'der ofsIrdec II, fman arfhmcd. The time within
,, Attendants to be ~ liberty ae.
rn.uce from The entry and .crSr them
,orn,ys 81 this NJ appeal ritAsr
psr'y TO be- settled al Chambers All the papers -
Is CHANBERs-Bcforc Judge SLossoS.
Porter AT. VOORHEES,
Motion that p'aniit elect by which Court he will
- lr granted with Order "a IA. s.ttlei q
Cban.b'r.
sUPREME COrRT-GLsEEAL TERs-sEPr s.-Befors sss
Hon. justices ROOSEVELT, CLERkE. aid DAVIES.
DEC IsIONs.
TIP CASE JUSTICE BOGART.
The P.opl, SGT Abner Bogsr, jr.
Exceptions oyerTucd and conviction affirmed. Pro
odugs 10 BE- rt.d the Court Of Se.ons in which the
trsl had with dir proceed and render JUG
uert.'
Where person charged with criminal oGen.e. has eees
imprisoned a the Recorder II NOT competent -
Police justice to bail except he have the original
proofs before him. and proper evidence thss
81 least notice OF the intended application mas BIN
given District Any officer other thsh 'os
onuug Msssrae who without ob-orSin. th-se Pefo2o'
site. ard without excuse explanation, lets onn.nss
10 bail especially If tho prisoner tAerouHop sesoenss
,he surety turns b. straw ball. Ia ls.s.I,N
Of isvsfs guilty Of "wlfally. nsietsuAf' S@.s"'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

The Republicans of Hudson County will hold their
meeting Friday evening Of this appoint Delegates 10
the State Convention .. Trenton Oh the III inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

DFArH OF ALDERMAN MosER-The death of Mr.
Samuel II. Mo-er, which took place in Seneca County
on Friday last, causes a vacancy in the Adermanic
chair. of the Third Ward of this city. Owing to III
health NJ. Moser had not been able to take his seat
in the Board Of Aldermen this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

A spirited Republican meeting was held last evon-
ing Bergen Point which addressed by James A. Briggs
q Ohio, and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
F,ru FAN TuRorcu 4 H,rcHwAY

Perry Oh Sunday held inquest ~ the Newfork Hospital
uu body of John Rouy German, eighteen years of age
who was killed fall down the hachway Of the ship Snake
sp,sro received day since verdict Of the Jury
= cciC.ufal den'h.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

SLooP srsK.-On Saturday night last the steame-
Splendid, from New Hamburg, on her down trip, acct
dennlly rnn into the sloop Cashier, loaded with coal.
The steamer Immediately took her in tow, but she wa
found to be sinking fast tina, it was necessary to sep
arate. She sunk directly atcrward near Cold Spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

Adyer'sement
LIs-BELLs.-MENEELY's celebrated BELLS
Of all descriptions for sale, az Factory Prices. by
FMRBANks Co, Agents No l89 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

The Mendelssohn Union commence their third sea-
son tonight at Clinton Hall, Aston place. They pro-
pose 10 give four grand Concerts during the season
undrr the direction of Mr. G.. WaShbUm Morgan, pro-
eranlnes Of which will embrace only choice works
of ccleblated masters Costas new oratoro Eli vii.
will be first brought ont. The closing performance of
the last season ofths Society was one Of the best ever
given in our city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

ALI ABOUT A DoG.-Last evening John Mailed and
Thomas Rooney having nothing better to do. en-
gagged il quarrel about dog, in stable in the
seventh avenue, near Thirty-third street. From
words they To blows, and in the scufle that en-
-ued Mailed drew "a knife and stabbed Rooney in the
wrist, infcting bad wound. Both were taken to
The Twentieth Ward police station, where the former
wac ked up. and the latter after having hs wounds
dressed, went lone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

SEDUCTION CSDER PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.-
James X. Grayston. merchant at No. 2b9 Pearl
street YESTERDAY arrested by Officer Mciienry. OF
the Third District Police Court charged with the Sc
ducon, under promise of marriage, of Miss Mary
Frances Hughes, lady twenty years Of age, residing
at Newark j. II is alleged that the parties became
acquainted about two years ago, and an intimacy
sIrang up between them which continued until last
year when the accused proposed to the lady to marry
her. His Offer was accepted, and he continued his
visits not only at Newark but at the residence of
some Of the ladys relatives in this city, whom she
occasionally visited, until her seduction accom-
plishcd aud he then refused to fulfil his engagement
and marry her. Tho accused taken before Justice
Wood and held to bail in 900 TO answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

CIV MORTALITY The City Inspectors report for
~, mast wcek exhibit, gratifying improvement in The
,,,,ro, bcathfuness Of the metropolis the mortality
ID, showing decrease of . the number Of DE- .th,
e ih. nevious week.
Thu, following were among the principal causes Of
dc,,b the INST week Consumption. 81 chol,rn infln-
t,,r Il cholera morbus commissions iniantilcl 81
;o,1lea 30 dyscntery IS; debility iiufantic), 10:
a,.,m.,,n Of the bowels -; scarlet fever l.: mca-
-le. :. ,nnrnsnus Gnfaitilc p There were als) ,
do,l q. bronchitis ii Of congestion of the brain of
c,orn IL ofdfopsy in the head of epilepsy of vel
low yer 4 Of t,phus fever. of hopping cough, g Of
II aeumetion Of the bren, Of inflammation Of The
Inns : Of SMALLPOX. s of teething. 10 premature
h-b If ceses Of -tilhorn and l. deaths from violent
causes With reference to the caSs Of yclow fever
ro.iced above. il il stated the authority Of D..
Rockwell Resident Physician that If them was
"a, I'm. fryer and not yellow fever, reported. The
following +, the classification OF Diseases and the total
number Of deaths caused by each Dis asc: Bones.
;oints &c e. brain AID nerves. 80. geucrayc 81 sins
2 heart and blood-yc-,cl- } lung, ihroa. 81 -;
old noe 4: kin &C. and eruptiyr fcvcrs. 9 ~fillbpm
and nrcmaturc births 81 stomach, bowels, AM other
digestive organs 2l2: rta scat and gcncrlevcr,.
30 The nativity tail, gyes :1 natives ri The United
static 60 # Ireland, b of Germany, Of Eagnnd,
of China | Of Denmark and unknown Thee now
cases Of yellow fever have occurred ut Fort lln'lon.
but they are Of mill character, AMI will. il is be-
licveG readily Weld to medical treatment. The sick
are getting on finely No deaths occurred on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
A,s,rIT WIN A SrrNG SHOT. Peter Dawson

NN~ATTT VIII NTT N 'NIIVI 'V'T I1'I'''VIi
dane. keeper No % Cherry street arrested OF
Saturday charged with having Friday night maicous
siluok (has Dodd OF No 26 Cherry violent blow npo
The head win stun shot iuhcng serious injuries. lie
taken before Justice Wood commit ed tor trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
Accidentally DRowNED.-.John Garrett, a gar

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED-lohn tarrtll, gar
er in the IN ploy Mr. IT, W. Johnson, of Fort Wash
u.tou DROWNED ia the North River - urlaS u ap
HE purpose , Fort bee aud when tine boat was
within mile Of that place upset by squat Of wind
and Mr. Garrett drowned The bows csng 20 the side
Of the bort aud rescued. The body o deceased was re-
covered srrvad snd Coroner Conney held an inquest
ur.n Mr. Garrett native Of England 81 wears OF age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

Inc brooklyn Fourth Ward Fremont and Dsytos
'luo nave engaged as speakers ol this evening Tho
non, EDWARD Cornery OF W,s,chcrt,r County. aud
lie hon Ia Ter ti'-d OF Ne~-lork ci,y Meeting .,
the RaAyng Hall, conner Of Orange and Fulton streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERN-SEPT. e-Bsfors
jude DAVIES
Alfred r. Ttou AZ Geo. j. MAXIM
Motion To- STRIKE out Sc granted, with 81 cost.
) q. " cod agi Robert Chew ct al.
In any contingency, the plaintiff il entitled TO re-
of The Idi. the ot 100 and iniere', res
Nov. ls..l fud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
H1nnw,Y RnnnERl.-A man nnmed CharIes Dixon


WA se.ted Saturday charged with being one ot 2an
wlon sunday u.hi lat week attacked aud robbed Kad
O'RI.u Of watch and ome money pawn ckci Tor the
watch Wa, found liz pcr-on and OBIn ldH flied him a.
bong one Tie gang. lie locked up default OF +JJ
bail :ol trial. .
Between 9 and 3 o'clock on SUNDAY morning Mr..
Eurku Bau pau through Twenty mr. street. wien
German William Fubcd -pang suddenly upon M
from an rcv kuooked him down BY bOws hi head with
club and engaged IN robbu- him, when Officer Drew
came ND and .perate tu.lr. succeeded III arren1
The ribcr He taken before Justice Wood aud locked up
tOr tI!al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

ROIIERY ny FFNAIEs-t ONPOUNDI'G AFELONf.-
james Bradbury an Eu-lishmsn rcdiug IN William street
was sobt,d Sunday nigh Of 81, BY girl named Ann
Comfy vino wi acconpco. him sitting upon -t"'p
il front Il post,gousc m William street, and accord ana
,rf,r,d into rsati,I WIKI III A' los
soon after the Girls ef and bad them -', ''I'a' r
case came az Examination Lpr a., TO- W i'A va. 1t
Wa ac.rs,d that Tombs skiaucrs' had been t-uThs
induce him not 10 tn" offender
md lad succercd los restoring o him Id" -oen money
rr tI,. Circumstance. the Ntsar, ordered the lh Zoe sd
up and Bradbury find bail "a answer charge Of compound
In "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
Cnrncu Innnnxtnrxr..-Th Lee avenue Re-.

YouNG MFN'S RFP, BLIcAs AssoCItrIoS.-A meet
ng IF the Young Republican Association II the Eastern
District fok psc- At gh Odron. The Large hall
coupl,t,, with audience Of ladies' aud
delivered by Horace Greeley and Isaac
r Sheppard Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
COMMON PLEAs-sprc,,L T,Rm- s.Pr.
SUPERIOR COuRT-GESEFAt TEs~-sErr.s
49, se- The Second Az Hu' Railroad Company
o"Ier rdcc II, finan arfhmcd. The time viii,

lb tLe ID tendans are 20 be y nb-y 70 pay 'hr costs
20 ence from ID. "aiiy ana "fsi on them or th~'
~ Ordcr 70 BE- settled a, Chambers. All the papers
nl,d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

The Court opened this morning by Judge Mel
and the day has been consumed IN the hearing Of ~
peal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

PROBABLE FATAL CASE OF SrABDISG.-Patuck
Gibson who va. stabbed Oh the 18th uit b. AN Rawick,
nov l- dangerously 3D. ~ the New York Hospital and hi"
d> ne deposition taken saturday afternoon by Jure
Connolly lie charged RsuWi,k with the commission Of th"
act sr.d tn, latter who Is an custody, coni'ssedt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

FuUND Drowned Coroner Haniord held an in-
quest ras the body unknown found foa
ug IN the IA, foot 4 Grand street Drc.a-d lad
,G hair about inches HIGH and about y &C
axe He had black coat black satin vest plaid pants
and htay, boots. verdict found dow ned rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

\ VHIID NtATUFU To N"'I'''',-
am child three. wears e age fatally -cadrd yesterday
afternoon in The tpamrnt, OF his parents M seventh avenue
ia NJ kettle Of boiling water having been upset
over him Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the body
and the Jury rendered a verdict IT accidental death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

DRowSFD.-Thc body of John Moore a lighter
man, WHO VS. drowv ned ia Atlantic Do,A basin AS. ~es
md saturday. The h,Gy OF a dro~ ned woman
packed ~ The loot OF Baltic ,pc tie day Tho Coo.
WaslOtil.td
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
Is CHANRERs-Before Judge

Motion that p'aintitf elect by which Court he wi
abide ae., granted with = costs Order 70 b. settled
Chaulb.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

AssAUTT WITH An ICE-PICK.-Two women named
Mareart h, r.n and Caarn, Kelly living at No 90 Cherry
sil,H lille drunk Saturday AFTERNOON. got iut0a hghtr
Wien the iAti, sized m anal with stabbed her av"r
saw IN the i,sd innictig dangerous wound 81" W." ar
r,si,d aud ock'd ~ by Jr." Connolly ana the hJii"d
wtusl. as taken 10 the NV Work Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

DRowNED.-C harlcs Mamgan. residing in Fifth
street Was accidentally drowned Sunday while fishing IN the
NcWtoWn Creek. His body has not been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

BuRGr ,RY.-The grocery store of Thomas Bell, in
seventh street Grand emit red about O'Clock sur
dsy DINING and robbed Officer Bagey observed two
the premises and atieu pied 10 arrest them Or.
they succeeded in escaping.
ARRESTS RY rHF poIG,F-Thr total number of ar
rcsts AIDE sunday which 80 drunk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13
Additional by the Anglo-Sn

PORTLAND. ME, Dec. lO.-lhe following Is
additional news CLEANED from the European files
Ivy the Anglo Saxon to Nov. 9th:
THE BALTIC.
RIGA Nov'r. Goth Navigation is completely
closed, Upwards of 900 vessels frozen in,
but steps will soon be taken To cut them out.
MILITARY NEWS.
The London Globe understands That Maj Gen
oral Windham ha. relinquished his appointment
to the command of the Bengal army, and TINT
Maj General Sir Bernard. now commanding at
Shcrncliffc, will proceed to India in his place.
The cash balances in the government trensu
ries of India are stated by the Gnzette to have
been thirteen million pounds sterling-an mex
pienbly large amount
At Bombay. the money market was rather
tighter and the banks had raised their rite of dis
count one per cent. Government and other Sc
curities were lower than before. Freights
tinaed high and the import market was steady.-
4 good harvest was expected from almost all
parts Of the interior Exchange on London q.
- 1a24. Did.
AT Calcutta the import market had improved.
Money was pl antful. Froights To Europe were
firm. Exchange ON London 2s ID.
At Madras there no change in the prices
If Imports Money was abundant. Exchange
ON London % Id.
The rate of Exchange Mt Canton was As SD
English and american firms were Withholding du-
tics on exports from Foo chow foo, pending sat
isfnc,ion being given for the murder Of Mr.. Gun
nipgham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13
MARRlE

q vnutSua! evening, the lllh inst, by the Rev
,aa. I"uRn"h al the residence of the brides father
near tnis city, Mr. JN0. W STONE, of Iynchbnrc 10
MISS Aoof' daughter OF Capt Richard Perkins
W. oh the 10th inst, by the Rev Nelson Head Rev
WILLIAM W BERRY. of Va. Conference. NJ. T. Church
Of Liberty. - 80
;, BY Re-. DIR. Holcombe, on 28,h November Mr.
HUDSON MARKS of Rockbrdge to Miss ELLEN J.
daughter of Mrs. Mary Ballard, O. BEDFORD
On Wednesday, the loth Inst by Elder A. Eubank
capt WiLLIwA \. HARDY to Mis- CArHARtxe l.. Gw,r.
KIN, all of Bedford.
On the morning ofthe 18Th of Noy 1856. by the
Key. John : Mason, Mr.. JonN ". LAWSON Of Pm,p-
m Depot, Va, 10 Miss Moths l.. Daughter of l.
b. l. {, Baker. of Appomattox, Va
On the 18th Nov. by Rev Z. " Roach Mr. W.
II. bAlLY of Charlotte, to Miss JOSEPHINE EfrKnsox.
of Campbell,
At the residence of \ c. kean, Rough and Ready
Oct 23d, by Rev Morris Evens Mr. T. NJ p,ylpso>
formerly OF Lexington. Va, to Mss Ellfv CanelN OF
New Harmony, lndiana.-Nceaao Ctt1 D,aocrai