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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

NEW BOOKS, fancy articles, &c.-Just recev'
~ ed at LANGHORNE WALktPS New Book store,
opposite the Citizens Savings Bauk:
Shakspearc's Works, 1 vols hali Turks. 50;
fu.Turkey, Sheep and Cloth
Theirs Napoleon;
Chambers Works;
Wary erey NoiNols u vols;
Encyclopedia Americana, II vols, SOP;
byron, in full Turkey cloth and sheep
irescotts Philip II of Spain
Ippucotts Gazetteer OF the World. vols
Rollins Ancient History els, half Turkey;
Ihe Queen 81 England before the Conquest,
Mary Queen IT SCOTS;
Cummings Works;
Trench CA the study of Words;
Iu,is Sketches of Va;
Gre Truths hy Great Authors;
Tho Fci, ras
The estmony nf an Escaped Novcei
Memoir OF :. : Prentiss;
Together with large collection Blank Books Music, Nu
seal Instruments and some beautiful engrayings
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

These vessels the fist class Lui,i eAi4,,ss
trade and have superior communications lei ass,ttf
They commanded by experienced taftAis. va qra
lied Tor the trade, and Will spare t&,iU,4 3eeI
modlte.
They will be owod mp and down the river by stem
may be relied sail promptly advertised. Morl#
going North ordering goods Il, ston, will md
their interest to ship by thus nc it is the only
and freight will Always be taken as W as by any other
seis and every effort viii b. made by the agents Rclu.
and Boston to Civ. satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining
share OF patronage
The vessels will lie in Richmond at the Dock and Bos
ton at Rowes Wharf.
DAVID & WI CURRlE Eiohn,ud ..
ALLEN q WEL1CH, Boston, 5 =,t's4
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4 a "
Il BALI more AND RltuMOND 10y steam AZ. n
cIs Bi.LN IDEkE and rDtAhOAl AS.-iht
S1EAA1El BELN lDEht leaves Baltimore every NAI L
DAY Al EkNOOA iof hltIond. EOturuAp I,aNts HI ii
MOND every 1T ENlAA An EkAUON tuI i}stLore
Inc PUGAHONlAA leaves BALIIMUl.i ,N,TY " al
hEoDAA AFIIENuON III Kiciiiuunu. hc;uru4 =. 10 ~
RICHMOND every SAi RIAh AtTEhAbOA lgr aia
shippers to Baltimore by ,hcso two Boats have til
goods here every Monday and Friday each vcoA.
II DIAN & " Al ~t,N. l,n l.u6 nj Va
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OF THE AMEHI-

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iIsn ANY is highly interesting and seasonabe volume
MEMOIR DoIhoung Misses will be deeply Interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CATACOMBS OF ROME We need not call attention to this
NoiuIHc-ihc title will secure that
SCHOOL DAYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should not fail to read
this volume.
Tn SAD MIsrAkEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
ndcy the mistakes which often occur in the
religious training families Parents don't you need this
book
Tnf GREAT QUESTION Is great book 1t treats of great in
ter, Wll Yuu read it
the above publications of the American s.
Union generally Libraries Teachers Helps, Question
Books Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes be
had at Payne q Christians Book store, LynchburR, Va
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~ sEs..s .-rsulND
Ed y ORh.-SIEAMSHiI j y ME ) oN y .szs4Sx,ss

h 1oRh.-SIEAMshiI y u ) 1 ON ssnnsszsa
Inc l. > Man steamship JAMESON y, III
mahd OF CAPT LkWIs PARRISH, leaves New orb regularly
every SAL KDAA AFTERNOON at ocock, fol hnA
mond Size VIII take any height to nom City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY Al l LII
NOON at 4 O'clock for New ork
Those desiring sh by her have their goods here on
Monday Passengers dc srg take this ship here aNe
a State-lio"m secured by addressing us 10y
20 The ROANOKE, Capt. ShINNLR, stol at City loni
where She Will land freight Boti the .ian
and the Roanoke and land passengers tHs lt
and Norfolk. IUDLAM & NA1 son,
~ Ei,Lhnnd Va
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DUILDINs. uATNHaA,.S an CO.V.-1

DUILDkNs. uATEEaAGS Az G0sr.-uav
ing determined close stock nf i'trp ,rtrs
Hardware and Building Materials Qcgug cxtonsuc As
soriInent of LOCKS, HING ES, SCREW ~ ~WlNDOW
GLASS, &c, &c, the whole now offered Al cnst
wishing anything in that line consult the,r ,r
ess by giving call before purchasing elsewhere
mar lf-ts "A. WINSTON
did Rye Whiskey and brandy
" A large stock Of old Whsk,y;
French Brandy, Apple Brandy. Rum. Cha. Sc
For sale by fdcc l2ts I.Ef JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT, T.. rgsssSs4 =
~ 70 LihE EEEEGL 1871 IRALL = ~ .ss........'.

= Z" IKE HF MsNNG '5' HrE1T' n. IS.
THROUGH FROM PETERSEN re- TO
NAiHENI LILLE IN ONE DAY ~ passenger of cars
leaves the depot of the South side Railroad in Petcrseuf
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted Al O'clock arrNa
at the junction with the Richmond and Danlie kaload az
at 40 a m Farmvilld % and and at LoncburE 2V
r. H. connecting thai place with the Virginia and ,na.s.
See Railroad ears for the v est
Down train leaves Lynhbnrg at o'clock after the af
rival Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad from tie
west; arrives the Junction i 40 and at IctcT,unfs
at 40 p. IN
Passengers by this route take the $ cud steamship
ROANOKE for New York. EVERY SATURDAY at . e.ete
u m or the steamship JAMESTOWN, every WEDNtt.
DAY, at O'Clock n and the steamships Philadeill
every Monday and Thursday Afternoon.
Fare from Petersburg Iyncbuurg ........... IS 90
BurtSvillc.. Z 10
FaraS iile............... 2 -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22
cash NOTICE.-.-GREAT INDUCEMENTS

~ The Ladies of the city of Lynehburg all visit
ing the city, particularly invited call cheap
store and examine my large stock of FANCY GOODS
ing of superior black and coored Silks; French Mernos
French Mouslns French Pads cheap high coored Deane
rich Embroderes Hosiery &c Also 1900 yards superior
English Calico warranted perfectly colos the low price
of l2i Come all they selling wi al
take off per all cash bills 10 in amount
lots b HARRISON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

NEW GONCExN.-The undersigned having taken
~ the house formerly occupied by g. n. b. Steptoe
doors above Aeree McCanahans old stand and
to Murre Stsaon Main street Lynchbur Va begs leave
call the attention of his friends the public generally
his stock Of Groceries Liquors &C. which he offering
low cash In exchange country produce Particular
paid the sale of Flour Wheat Corn Tobacco
dc---aso to the receiving and forw ardng Of Goods.
may 22-c&dfsv John IINSEORD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

- 4. boyd, GoufccfiOner and Candy Wanu-
- fACruRfn DEALER ~ FoREiGN q DOMESTIC fHUIIs.
NUTS IGAHs. FANCY ARTICLES. Toys &C. &C, wholesale
and retail has Just received the largest stock that he has
offered 10 the public consisting in part Of CocoanuS Almonds
Palm Nuts, Peeau English Wanuts Fibcrts Ground Nuts
thUsnuts, Sanos, Pickles, in jars Fig Paste Gum Drops
Fine Crackers Roman Candies Hemp Seed, Sky Rurkcts
X Figs. Pruurs Preserved Ginger do dry
fresh leaeho do tomatoes Brandy Peaches in jars Ma
pie Sugar Dates turrais, Ciitm Oranges Lemons Canary
Seed Jvuhe Paste with splendid assortment Of walking
Can Bauines Aecorcuu. Ntpins, Casnes Violin Strings
R3sn Screw Blrts, Bows ~ with an endless variety OF
Toys ana Fanre Arti. les.
PLAIN and fancy Candy marntaenred daily of the best
tcrHi for sals iit quantities Ia suit.
tWnEu Tor past ftvors respectfully solicit call from city
and country buyers as ' eannat fail to be pleased with my
stock and prices.
dec Is W s. A BOYD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

NETWORK PACkE1S-1his me-, HON, 81 re-,
line Is composed OF the following vessels and sai,
from New ork every three days AL owned in the cir, ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

u and ape cold and rhrumatsn by getting winter
r,k 0vorcoa Of the real Castor Beaver. The subscriber
h1a good nrtmeut Of the genuine article aud trimming TO
Sit Come and get good coat made to measurenne
that will last you tdsc s.tsl WIN L. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

~" eNotERN, tDNNtsSFeN n FOR
~ AltnlNG iol SE-Ih subscribers have leased,
tern Of wears, FROM Mr. G. II. Lynch his Fire Proof
budn ateN erected IN this city directly opposite the depot
of V n T. II r. and immediately between the Railroad
tanal Tor the purpose of carrying general GROCERY
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS under the syle
ana urn OF BLACK & PElTNJOnN, We Offer
friends, and the public generally, and wen selcc
STOCK of groceries Liquors Sc, in exchange for cash
country produce and earnestly solicit call from before
purchasing.
good supply Of Lime Plaster and Cement kct. hand
winch VIII be sold as low other house in the
Al goods consigned to will be forwarded dis
patch and par liar attention paid to the order Of them
We offer our vices the sale of Wheat Flour
Tobacco, Corn Oats &c, Charges reasonable and no
PAINS spared 10 render satisfaction Account Of sa,s
rs made A J. BLACK
aug It's A pETIIJDHN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

II WPOWTNVEON.-IHN ZIG, Na'Gais n
4 ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be found the largest
of Illuminated Steel tine Double and Single Gun
Rifles Deans English Self Cooking Five Shooter; : Az
lens and ThuTbers RevolNers aud Single Pistols Powder
Fasks, Shot Belts aud Pouches Game Bags Cleaning Rods
Nipple renches Eieys Cocks and C. ID Percussion Cans
Gun Wads and Wire Cartridges, all sizes Haryev
Diamond and American Powder. kinds Cnnnrs
ed Bullets Buck and Small shot LiQuor Flask>; Rogers
Pocket Cutlery; Bowie Knives Ra2oTs fine ass ,rtrnt a.,
Monies Gold, Silver, Ivory Crooked Suod AMI
plain Canes and every thing In line suit Gam makers
We have lot of premium Rifles hand Rcpairint- dom.
with desr atch and warranted by " -
WIN. B. C. FISHER. opposite the
sep l9-ts N,rveli House l.ynrhlnre Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

n WIN T. PAGE respectfully invites his friends and
toners TO call and examine his Fall aud Winter being
Just hand and the stock he
offering Among them piece ne Black Cloth--a
really superb article; also rich Brown, Blue Plum Mulberry
and Olive Cloths real French Cloths
Winter Froeks; Black, Brown Mulberry, OK
fine Doesins and fancy Cassmeres; plain
Nelvetsi Silk outings &c, &c, for Vests style but
and other trimmings Also, Mems Furrshing Goods
viz Shirts, Collars, Drawers Under Shirts
Gravats, Stocks, Ties Gloves &e..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22
TNREsH ARR1VAL-The Family Grocery has us

INKESH AHRIV AE.-The Family GrOcery has usl
II received the following articles to which the subscriber
would respectfully invite attention his friends
and the public large assuring them that by calling
the Family Grocery they will find the largest and best Beet
Tongues this market also nice lot Dried Beef
Bologna Sansagos Dried Sheep Tongues superior lot OF
Brooms fine article of Black, Imperial and Gunpow der
Teas good assortment of Hosiery for ladies' gentlemen
children also fancy articles, such Perfumes
Cloth Hair and Hair brushes Pocket and Toilet Combs Long
Combs for children, and other articles
mention; all of which will be sold cheap
change Bank May be added
Spices Of all kinds ground in for family
superior article of Mustard and Red Pepper. quick
efore all gone j.. H. SOLOMON
Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

JNne Partnership hc~ciosorc cxi~fisg between
Sturu y Bsscll and Hamilton Longbornugh it the hu.
sin ot manufacturing and saving Spokos, Shingles llmk
1ud Lumber Va the county uf Nelson. and State U
-ui las been dss"Ncd by take effect
rrd uo th B3si inst dee Poi Persons having busiucss
with them viii settle it with : Il BsrN
II IDIGHBeEpIGH.
dHr lodm = b 81 Sill
rrST RECEggED-i .sspcrio, lot nj Brand,
~ ls Preserved Ginger llsp superior ut # Pickles
o.. .'-ts CRAWFORD u 3IcIl ARDS
sNE1su hts iay Z will proceed To -eti - large
B,atk and Fancy Dress silks aud large variety
for cash Can and do lose This
...|..-f to.a, ii obtaining such advantages.
NATHANIEL GUGGENHEIMEli
s a sassttS !5d, i~5J.-EmcO"rnge Hoe,c
~ MANIFAtTt KE--tITA FURNITURE WARE
K'oNN-Thc aucnun Of strangers and others visiting
lNuchhurg rcs" ttul,y invited the Urge and
mWdiug Stack Of CABINET FURNITURE and CHAIRS
now ou exhibition amy Ware Rooms, exclusively of my
maIu fac
\ all from tn wishing obuy is all ask sales
2.ts a. WINSTON.
Ia Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

Hand and Panel Slws-some very beautiful.
These Saws fully warranted. Call aud examine bcfo
purchasing elsewhere.
pg I 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

The CHEyAIIER WIKoPF IN New PHAsE--A
very remarkable and interesting work upon Eu-
ropean politics and diplomacy, from the talented
pen of the Cbevaler Wikotf, which work has been
IN press for some time, has nov been published,
and according to all appearances will be oac OF
the most interesting and readable books Of the
day. A brief and comprehensive review Of this
nook will be found in our columns THIS morning;
but no review can give the reader full idea of
the novelty, originality and livcliucss Of the
work.
The fiIst brochure TO which the name Of the
Cbeyalier Wlkof was appended was an account
OF his courtship-his cscapadss IN the field OF
Cupid, and suiierbgs, all for love- IL was aiight,
pleasant book. rather original Ia its style, aud, in
its way, perfect success. Ia the present work
the subject rises 10 the highest rage Of human
affairs. The author deals Familiarity, aud at the
same time respectfully, with such characters a
tie Emperor Of France and his associates, and
Lord PalmeIstou and the oogfrtrs2 Of the English
Cabinet. The descriptions OF the diplomacy, the
movements aud the personal characteristics Of
these distinguished men are entirely neS, aod
will be interesting TO readers in every class Of
society. The book is written with a mixture OF
philosophy and plainness, gravity and Wit, diplo-
macy aud devil may care. which Is perfectly
unique, and is entirely original with the Caeva-
lier as a literary man.
Employed by Lord Palmcrstou as a secret
agent Of the British government in Paris at
very interesting passage in European history,
during the existence Of the last French repub-
lie, the Chevalicr wikoff for a short time play.
cd a magnificent r IT, Had he understood the
importance oil biz position, and risen above such
stupid dull diplomacy as that o" Normandy. the
British Minister, and Edwasdes, the Secretary Of
Legation, be might have attained the very high
est position and shaped the desIinies Of nations.
No man ever had such q splendid diplomatic
career opened before him, and no man ever threw
il away 80 lightly.
The frank disposition and common sense admi-
ration OF the author for Louis Napoleon through
out all his chequerod career. frequently appears
in this book and il slternatej with sarcastic aud
discriminating criticisms upon tue history aud
Mephistopheles like movements Of Lord Palmer
stop. II fully proves that Cheyalier WikoT
might have been Cardinal Richeeu of the
nineteenth century but falling to reach that
important and novel position he has fallen into
the remarkable and interesting position OF
literary man, writing books OF the most curious,
original and readable character.
We have no doubt that the book will become
the rage in the United States, and more 80 in
England and France, where the people are bet.
ter informed a. to its subject, and whittier, we
understand, The author viii soon 90, to superin-
tend The publication Of editions suitable to those
cv1nlries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

AuNrNisTR ATroN or JrsTIcE ~ NEw YORK.
The third trial OF Baker las resulted like the
former ones. in a disagreement Of the jury. Mr.
Brady on The prisoners behalf has given notice
that be will move that be prisoner be enlarged
on tail ard, seemingly, the application will n t
h. contested successfully. II i not our business to
weigh separately each item Of testimony against
Eel,r. For us Il il enough 10 know that be
committed a notorious homicide. and that the
evidence Of bis ielonious intent 50 strong as to
induce the criminal authorities 10 put him to the
t,et Of tbree separate trials, on each Of which a
portion Of The jury were for finding him guilty.
The lame and impotent conclusion 70 which the
preceding bas at length coms-neither setting
The man tree as innocent, nor condeming him as
guilty be regarded as fair illustration Of
criminal justice in New York
Citizens viewing the obvious short comings of
our criminal system. have been APT to lay blame
here there ard everywhere. except in the right
place. For the fragrant violations OF law which
occur daily il ibis city. our chief magistrate the
Mayor has been held responsible Yet be is Of
eli the citizens the most innocent Of the mis-
chief Two hundred indictments procured by him
against The gambling houses Of the city are nov
wing in the docket. lie cannot prosecute them
further: bis functions are ended; be can
ONLY lament, as we all do, that the official who
might one would think, complete the work he has
bcoun. cannot or will not do so. Two Thousand
indictments against offenders Of various grades
ana kiRus have also been procured BY the Mayor;
ana they. too. ornament TIE court records aud are
no .ort cf Inconvenience to the parties indicted
50 With oihtr departments. II the Mayor clears
Broadway 81 indecent characters, any police jus
lice who il moved w charity or compassion
straipbtaway interferes, iiberstes the culprits,
and sets The Mayor at defiance.
ksaly, considering the gslsm under WHICH We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

The folo~ipe oogent statement G; the causes
for dsunion. says the Charle-ten kSav introduced
into The House OF Representatives by Mr.. Middleton,
saturday the sesh uit
whereas The original states Of his coufedracy "a IN The
year s1 crdan frame o. government which expected
would establish justice, domestic rNnq aity pro.
fare OF all the parties 70 The compact anil where's 10
manifest hat regards the southern section " this
federscy, Of these objects promoted
usfs all frustrated aud that willis the dominant North
weaters Insults, and mpovetshes the sous, he Consiu
OF 1857 dsarms us-be n
Resolved That the ssvchodiug cannot with safety
continue 70 commit their tights and Interests the control
guidance Of those who hostile social and Industrial
ganzAtion thai % vital 70 the former.
Resolved. That the power OF raising and maintaining
armies ana paves Of declaring peace or rega ng
commerce and collecting cannot Nhnout grea
danger be entrusted % those who commanding majority
the threat with Tie evils
hesolved, That s dishonorsble for states calling hem
selves Yield the essential atrbues ~ srf
permit ITEM 20 be exercised ~ tnoss
proclaim their purpose ~ The destructoa Of those sites
4 confst i muinrpt which sill demand w conduct the
naiuesi cousse and caftesi Efforts Of
~ he souh will render spcnsshe AL their and
resources 20 secure happy from w. diflcuH.s
hesoved. That resunp ri all OF the dele
gaed by The states the general government i ns
the trnruuiiv the prasperitv he thu
the southern States o. free political Intes
lees such amendments made 10 the federal iuion
Will serve ~ barriers against aggression.
Resolved Ina his celoncy The Governor be requested "
transmit The foferoR ptpabe AID resolutions .he dover
~ The slatt kodue n this confederas " with
ues' that they be commrncaei 70 their Leg are rsspec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

DIsrNIoN AT THE NoRTH.-We learn from the
Boston LiJaqtor that a grand State Convention Of
disunionsts will be shortly held at Worcester,
Mass The LiJrqtor announces the fact that the
call has been numerously signed, with high
satisfaction" and quotes from the Charleston
Mercury to show that the position Of the disunon-
lists, North and South, is identical, and closes
with the cry, "Hurrah for no union with
sla vcLot.lers ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. q, 1865.
Cotton TO day 500 bales unchanged prices.
Lard dropping Sales At IoAc. Q l2c Other articles
changed
NOZZLE, Dec. G, 1855.
vCoton-Saee during the past week II 900 bales Re-
ceipS In the same period 1000 bales. Stock hand
eco bales against So COO bales at the date last
year. Kidding quoted at 40.
CHARLESTON, Dec 4, 1855.
Cottop-Sats to-day 200 bales and tor the week
1000 bales. Niddling far quoted at l17sc In rico
the lower qualities have advanced fully &c.
CHARLESTON, Dec ., 1855.
Sales Of cotton TO day 7co bales at full prices.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 9. 1855.
Coton-Sales to- day 300 bales. The market 10 fTns
and full.
BurpAIo, Dec -SP NJ.
Flour unchanged saes 200 barrels at IS 30 for COM
Michigan So for extrr indiana and 81 rs for double
extra Canada spring wheat rather and 10 good
milling demand. sales 80 coo bushels, At OIL os for Chi
csgo spring. and 81 10 81 III for Wisconsin club Corn
nrmer, 57c offered and refused Oats 43c. Barley 81 Of
q 81 10. Whisky 26c Receipts for the twenty four
hours ending at noon 10 dayo36 barrels -four 33, s86
bushels wheat Canal exports:-7, 900 busneis wheat
$500 bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats The last clear
ances by car al were probably made TO day.
OswEGo Dec -6P. n.
Flour unchanged Sales 200 barrels at Sc rs for Cana
do iupernpe, and 80 Is 81 for extra Oswego Wheat
and corn quiet. Lake imports TO oay-5,l87 barrels
-four, csc bushels wheat 49, 800 bushels There
will be moro canal shipments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

live, the shameful ineniciency of the criminal au-
thorities, the frequent recklesness of the police,
and the seeming incaPacity Of the courts to
punish the most glaring offences, it is in the
highest degree creditable to the character of our
people that burglaries and murders are not as
thick as blackberries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

Tho london Netns Of November lTtn, says III. Dallas
the American minister, aad large psrtv, Vested tne
Hsymsfket theste on Friday ngni ~ witness me per
To- mar ce OF Mr. Nnrducn Charles Snrisce, IN zine
School for SCANDAL -
ARRIVALS.
A The Everett House MIR. aud Mrs. 81 W. R1cs veil MI
ard Ms Rockwell sing sirg: Mr.. add Mrs rute MISS Ju
Jeheftot vile; Mr.. and Mrs Waterbury. VOID dn Lac
Wisconsin. John Haigh England Mr.. and MIA Geo.
NpNhirs Miss A. Robbins Yves chester. r. n Crnng anf
fauRher Nss NJ Cornipg N. H.; Col Sarnl Cot Mrs
Coli " Aldeu nartford VI Peterson, Phi elphla a.
r. ~ elton " A. Harrison. N0ntrcal; Captain Inlsns
steam .hip Persia NJ snd Mira III Mena and purse sos
tor A. tegre Washington; M end srs CrooS rorouso
4. W. VI w Clapp, GtcenNeld Mass M Ctrnou 4. A. y
Ictn Caracas Jos :. de AEreca LADY, child and
wants, New York.
Al he Smithsonian House Governor NJ ~ Talimafrc
Mr. n Roardman Nj. 4 CLARK. Mr. W. Jhomas wscon sln.
, ri W. " Iiaiv Illinois N. H. Untote Mass ulss "a
stevens WASHINGTON iAy Mr. " T.. Nicholson phAdeiphla
pr Jtos. Bernard saIimorc Ma Nj. and Mrs Stanton
jamaica y, Y Leanendo end family, Havana Cuba: Got
Miss LOOMS, Hartford, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

I1scrr AsD Brown IlCK -Ise tfot between ht,e cello.
briues takes place The Ccnrevnle, to day at one
o'clock Tia expected TO be Of The bes, uots Of the
seuon, ana viii probably be the last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

Death OF the British Consul at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Z, 1856.
Henry George Kurper, British Consul at this port
suoc.ted whilst in house in the eastern part Of the
city, which was burnt The other inmates narrowly o.
capped. The deceased has family in England.