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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
BRUTALITY OLE COL TlTES

We cam hom n fciab source thI: tO.. T'Is-
Gov Shannon .figh-hand nlsn, and tue sam5 one o.;
Offered SJOe for the he I'D Of Ca Il. Walker, .ev days
AGO attcmptsd to take Possession OF claim hc.Drsny
10 Free state man by the name OF Sm'te Wfp re-
sdts rear Leconpton and was one o the MS set e
TITUS took advantage of Su!th ah- 5ncc Tert - is
claim tore dOWn the house, aui erected ,tsC,y Of
his own. "a Sm,ths returning and fud!ng ais eOG's
demolished be rallied few OF b ne esbbJf and re-
erected l.. He had not much more thdl got l. up,
uOweVeT before Titus came along WEI !eS " IA.
crew. ana ordered HIM OF; wbich Or1c. be
didn't tecm to be very lssty about Ob"yLS. I.tu5
became lnpatlCLt and, seeing ,at ne Was mLct the
largest man. both in regard TO bJk AMI gas, arI
IS be hao plenty OF his 10 back him ho Jnc i'ed
that be would I've perfectly safe ii attempting 6 f..
fgtt After pOunoing Smitn 10 his hea!Ea co-teA:,
and leaving him helpless upon ID" grolnd r OF ID
one Of TO 60 and set fire ~ lis ba Il ng. ILc
nan was rather reuctant ebo1; obvyns ,yr,-G.cel
8 manoate, when Titus drew his revolver aud threat
eLtd TO -hOOt him unlt> be Obeyed. He accyrd.ngy
FIRE to the buiciGg, which wa Durded 10 .e Goand.
ShGnLOn's attention was lm dietey called a. ttese
facts by Smiths fiencs; he promised ttem tina, re
would ateLd to il, and he old 90 the day 10 Vi by
ordering q company of /. :. IfaG0Jns. - lei3nt
Titus in bis assumed night TO the Clam ami improve
WoJts.
Damnable as this las. act oc the appetite OF
President Piece may seem TO some, 1t 5 s.rc y in
accOrdarcc with his pTeyloGs coursa, ali WIKI tEe
SIuit Uf this great Democrat Al ninstrat,po. Every
step that las been taken by the Administrator sQd
it. supporters in gard to Kansas hG- hG. one
idcG-to drive out or extermina,e every Ir.e-s,:;e
ieitler,
They find thot oil their threas-the destruc IN q
large amount Of property by fire ana bal, .-e in
cdTCca0n OF some Ui our plOmluent citizens i IA
AID even in rODs, ana tue cOd-b.Ooded muI-er Oi
others have failed to inmdate u aud Low taey pr
pose to resort to the last exp dent. ths o: trrils
trccutu from their homes bee 1use they dare tC dir
WITH them in sentim, nj, anc YET se ar tod ts. t.e
time ha- not yet come to ac We would IKE - kno~
when it will cone. Will 1t he wscH d e. nyalv %
United States DrOGO0ns afc sta lOnct o. cT,fy ci .n
20 protect s"mc bound like Titus wno TGshes = eDOy
tie fruits cf honest msn's toll or vii !, &c
we oil tied ha4d and foot AMI cOnfaei e. -et
guard OF uLittd atcs troop, or hU0s T. = Lca-
at OAK
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

utiva'e orniope On public ,u' i,c's ,f"ol right "ucy
aIc olrly rvieF 20 "g,t dunk ehd 20 on if. uot
nc ,C -isioe u.ty iCiG'o, ihc r6scsi Lavo n1t yet
succe eJco in Going mpCt itiv, n.Nt 81 the cnigr.
titn IGs Iafs,' tlro.et uneuar6oc ppinto. aud rhc
.ruicr pat N tosc wio oyo crossoo TIC patti u the
!, AsIs tav.bctn IN ott cnot / tp nqG Girc 'be dis
tonc, nno direction 10 INcomrtcr, in-;car Of Topeka
cr J.awrnCo ond thu get pat. A. it now - they
bnvc Cieo cNteIt of territory to watch and cannot
rcif CITY pcIfc,m be, r duty but III fcw das the
load from this ,iace 10 Ncbratkl viii be opened Gnd
then the troyo will ali be driven through pout.
Now ~ do not wish 70 Tighten Northern people who
nay wish to OF h' route, but il is ncv rthClcss
a tact oi too much consequence to be overlooked tha.
Pierce Jopcs Co.. win inake the mot strenuous
eiiot- 10 bockuds this passage also. If the baods
new prOwng along the lines alo we'd 70 rcnan
and contirue their work, may "a wei give up in
the contest at AZ there is probability that
they will ever leave M long their mIstcrs pune
tual in their paymcnts, until thc supply Of whisky
falls rhort they will conriye 70 harrow both the get
tiers in the upper portion Of the StGte future emf
grafton until they ART driven oat
And WHO will 90 this ? will Gen. Smith or will il DO
done by gel al crussdo Of the ctzen,l The Fcdersl
military officers have for long time been promising
TO protect and all pcaceablc enikrantsif we wo 1
only allow them TO do sO-'hat, If we would d-perse
and disbond, they would drive out all armed bints
from otior States and prevent their returning. We
have cone they wished but Hundreds Of armed
from Missouri and South Carolina are still here.
Shall wait lngtr ior them 10 be driven out by tho
authorities, or r. al do it ourselves
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
LOCATION OF TIE NEW POST-OFFICH-
MEEIING OF rHE CHAMBER OF COM

An a. jtnfed meeting of the Chamber OF Gem
mere call, 10 lake tito cons ceraton slc subj.o ~
a oca lOu Ut the b-w PO-t-Oice. "a held yesterday
al ibe Merchants Bank. There wa's fair at'end,sce
of uaIuters. PELUTIAu PERRIT, Pref lent VI sse
bocy. preiced.
AteI sta'iDy tie objects of the meeting the Press-
den, announced toat snrly dmirg the presen' yeaf.
wh.r tie subject f the r~uoyal Of the Post Ohco
" as upctr general dis ossou, runber ot merehahts
cf tn city sent petition 10 the Posmsster Gen1ai
akirg jn esbttauce tnat tho Government retain tse
P,stOfico IN rs prcsept loca'ion. lhe reply o. Mr.
Campb Il tie Pvstn ast.r G,Dcral, Mr.. Pelnt read.
1t staie cub tial, that the Posi- Oc DepaItmeot
lave bare If e-v. years uncxpned IN the Dutch
CbUr property Low used ~ general PJ~t ON ".
aiO tbst ther' Is no desire exsti IA thA
pant oi the Deparn ut TO change the Oc ttioD of the
fosi. Office But # Congress b0uld maks an apprO-
prIsiiop for the pbpOs. tnc Department voulo take
INTO c, inside ration the claims OF the business aiiS
e The ci'y
tAIXb BAR-1ow offered resolution autho icing
the attottmtIt of Coumittee ot Five to cvotor
with Il e authorities at Wash nston, with a veS ID
seeming p'fut ntly FOR a.; uses ot the fot'Omcs,
ire pr,p. rty Low uccupl. Il tor thtt object.
BrrIANI> y nm oCK offered q resolution as q
eubrti,ur. Itch oc,-r.d the Chamber of Comm.rco
t. &c oti Ost 4 10 the location ot rhe PortOt at 81
Johra Ialk, hnd tost iey were n favor OF locatiag
tie s,mc TT the lower end Of the Park, or IN u -
ciriy
Af,r speeches by j. p. PHENx, CALEB BsRsrOws
M. Mills Mr. HITL0CK aud others, tne substitute
wac 7, j. cleo. The r,suton Of Mr.. Bar,tow wA
q. .oit.t and Jal l. & Cd irs' ~, A. a. Lowe,
ILom6- 1il,rtoI ano f. + Morgan wer" appointed Q
Cou mttee The meeting then aci burned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
TIE LAST APPEAL.

The Kich0poo Pioneer makes the folown appeal 10
its SOuiDen brethren. If IT shows anything, H. shows
lust WHIST have suppOsCd for some time pat, that
the Rullians were making their ast Effort Ban if the
treep,en oi kahs6s co thci duty-rvGain fir II, ca III
and deteririnedthe last dying effort Of our invader,
thOpgh may be their most eiio ual one viii
pli.h nothing, except perhaps, the cold bl0oted mur
der 4 few more honest Hen-a few more martyrs to
Free dOn-whCb will be counted a. nothing but sraws
by Pierce, Douglas ard Buchanan when weighed III
tie scales with Southern Rights"
'Mcn we must have; money Is O secondary con-id-
Grafton; send the men, and promise you by the
Eternal they shall not staIve. II you do not send
u,en the Tcrri:oiy Of Kansas will become hoJod fJr
negro thieves, who not being satisfied will extend
then rule eventually to the confines of Texas. Now
the tine to nip their devill5h vaccinations in the
bud More remote Southern States ittar Themselves
that there il danger Let gee if there il none.
ksnsas il lays embraces - degrees Of latit ldc, or
from 36i CcgIees tOuth to 40 degrees north of which
the whO!a extent borders on the State of Missouri, ,
Kansas then becomes Free State wholly by
indifference on the part Of the rich reno Q
Southern States, and Mrsouri is surrounded. The
Itxt step which follows after Kansas he's been stolen
from the Sonth, will be III the possession of the Indian
Territory which reaches from "a degrees south to the
Kansas llne now occupied by many pes Of indians,
among Y hich afe the ChOciaw aud Cherokee tnocs,
who aie large -aveholders-they will bc oveTun by
ast hor6cs of emgrant paupers from the East and
North, as tLcy now making effort TO
run KsDsas. That accompl shed, it Immediately
brings Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas into the iel-
borders then by Free State-compl tcs the chau for
underground RAILROAD ard places the cotton. planter
az the mercy Of the Aboonist" "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

I
Tie c, RIM siou.re OF Health net IA uru,l ycstcr-
cas- noon, aid aced upon the following yessoio Ie-
polteo:
Brig Katoola Turks Island l3tl inst; all well; al
Big 10. Byrnes, Maracaito 18Th inst. coffee and
b.ies cargo be lightered except the hdcs, which
nut go out of tie Guy.
Schooner g. NJ. Robcrtson Na.uabo 18th inst;
csrso to be iehtcred 70 tie city.
Bbik Abtr'ne, CaIdcnasi rugar and asphnlun;
sllowtd 10 lighter
Brg Maj zoLilla, Porto Rico 18th init; sugar and
lae,s, cargo TO be lghterci fifteen days after ar
Sctooner J. ". Webster, Charleston 18th inst;
VT eat rice and cotton five days for sb-er 4tion.
A The above @er, c0utrm d
The fuil,@ w resolution was laid before tue DJatu
ard adopted:
pss bow Wing at Quhtaninr, DO pefmtt-d TO {ntcr
the Il cage at the ciscietOu OF t1s nea't1oh ef'
Communication IL regard to bnz tredonia, Clen-
fn, pos Cuba srrved July 10, TO come up To the city
Couu uDcHtion n laid nn The table
Big " ihsm Kibby, from Rio Grdnde, arrived
Juy So was allowed u stf' AIN ptriEit.
Sreanttp SihI vi The Get as lett at the dTecuon
OF Health Officer.
TIE b, arc concluded 70 invite the Mayor to meet
with th, III august II, when they expect u dispose OF
the eubl-c, i'll laton to removing iseced vessels
further down than 5Iavesei d Bay
Mr hCELEATH appeared before the BO0!d, and
pr. ertrc PETITION tron Iunb-r OF persons 1t4Iog
ttaf Au,bOy Channe would be q good nm ;oOr4ge for
the bit tcu Ntcrtl- IL va
c.. IL 10 Ia 70 removed from Graves nj Bay.
Mr.. G. L. CHURCH of the Kings CouOty Board Of
H,olth a. on appeared tefUre the Commissioners, and
aeu.o IT, r.c,s,iiy OF reCoyiDg the vess-s.
pr THoMPsoS replied that tnere Wa ~ other saie
az chorogc then that at present used. II had been
shiu thar the disc ase communicated 10 the shore
ty p, rors ling iuni and her articles TO those on
boero the injected vessels. 1t was cer.an th,t the
cisebse could Lot be com Lunicated through the air.
He hso -eer the atiGck upon him in The TRIBUNE,
ono ttousht III jurt. No no. vessels I'D been ds-
cbOrgtd Graytsend Bay in ten days, and those
nov there ~tr- thoroughly cleaned. He had sen. 70
ascertain whether there auy ca es OF yeio
il Kings County ano had bet told that were bat one
caused by cirect comnuncati IN Win tIo we
verstl Bartsn Bay is no, safc anchorage. ant 'so
State not b. mede Responsible for the 'fSs
sioner> Of Heath de, IN th, uueafe iiom wfecAins
1le Bnalo then Goiournad.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
PUBLIC LANDS.

We have several times heard = m.iIG..oL 90 .,.e
that the lands in Kansas would be b'o1gb. into make;
much caIior than II has been generally SUPP rse.Ea,
a trep Of this kind il about 70 be sprr d, n TIE
FTe. STATE tettcrs in oidcr 10 tak' tl-m ulsY J. -
and unprepaicd while tue Blue L)Jges al. -er
secret OIocs ON the bJrdcrs VIII be prepared With
money "a purcha'e the claims frin l~r Il Fee.
state men thc uoncn: It CON mo u.2rke.. - icy
are beng suplhed with funds from the >Du.c, ~ x
tuICrs wLo are NoTc low making appeals 10 tt-n q
bohLf OF their peculiar INST u-ions ILe y -
1teImnc, whether tho'c Is any Tut q .5se 80 -.s
or not. We know, however tlg. O.. Woci ls &C. a.
cCrdsucc with tho ideas ot P.crr., D,uciss aqi
Buchanan ard they could by aoy sirh meas ,rc..
bly EJECT The FreeStatc settlers from l-sa - j
Of murde,ins them IN cold blood tney a. f-s Ge-
sign.d yt suppose that il would arSwe- tle- .r -.
flll M w l. inasinuch they md t 10. v.-v .a,v
ri 10 drive frcemcn from the hone. VII 80; ave
made with their hOnCst toll.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
BOARD OF ALDERNTS

THURSDAY Aug. li-Ald. IAAc o. B,Rxsn. p,c,-
id-I in BE Char.
The hbre"h ar'"sc e'ade, of which f.ie esss.,.
sis were mace 10y contractors sbo an by the 800
OF tie {. btroller csled 10 and ref,,,aa - !.
Sps cial Committee OF Aldermen Fulmer, voorsis e.
Va ian.
h,J.,rfs Adop'cd-To re gulste Fifty sevent, stcs<
from. Ersi s,enue- tie East Riv.r also to Il .s ,so
wee side Of -Four 8v,Ducb tween One Iluntrei- 400
Twe'y. evcIih ubd On .Iiunrrcd.ani ~ n'y -eysth
strtts Forty.sX'h street, 5otwoel Eighth a0d TcstA
avenue; fry fnb rue,i from BroaSway 70 sbth
avenue on. Hundrtd-snd rsent, seventa street, be-
tween Focrtb ard tif avenues.
EcsOipi,oa for hf0rDGta0a--Ad. BRIGCs cfreod
the ~ iOa ing rrruiuiUn:
Blcea. No,srh'tano, the resola,op. ras'7d b, ,s-
Cnnor Cou eli he Coz Il le IL pay d. sss
Tor car,.c cured iAe di.clarse ofeai ags -
men be- ofthe Common Council. AID
Uhe,cds On the tL~ bills for hre II so
M,Sors hiti Po'oe se Promly psd resestsIssss
.rd ,A'6' l. cur, ~, ep"I.e5 ~ s,nef'll, uate,set
1e sTpoii.oi Tor the Surgical Depai uent Of Police. hss
That the Controller be diecfed TO ropor, 70 d.
g. AID ue., whether SAL h have been paid stated
'h- above p'.snb' snd 80 u,dtt "h" .uIhon,' ..d
wh, distinction has teei made IL The nyment OF oii' fS
carriage lire sud vh0e favor the baye esc
ro,e the past vhclhot IN t''oT o N" ps"ps
furn..u rr,sr, Other prsons. and ~
in ato or l. e.ct.r i. Ii, possession ,ha, viii s
BCesd tll uud-rsaLoine' tn sujset
AID Ely moytG - amend 10y giving amounts fer
tbt CL,t ard Myor shce Jal uary l, 1855. AdoPtef:
C1ndf siytt Parc-tat TIL. report TO psv" Canal
street vi BE gan pa,en eDt smcnd,A 70 rc&es
" From Broacwsy to East Broads,y,' came up. II
fuaily um,bded 10 pave from Contfe street -
Ea,' Bioonaey ard II that shap- passed:
ctr Hau Fidns.-ih, psns ~ ka Bickm1 fer
q nts Cry Han wa again called up by Ala. NALEs-
TIM. On uoticp, the 'op st"ry, inseLded fr gsl
hry, Mc.. va. struck Gus rhe report wac thes Sch
II i'irf aud adop'eo, amending 'b- plans OF Gibsrt,
>'uar 4 Co. by those oi Buchanan by volo q
Il 10 3
Tie Boa'd then adjourned to The first Wednesday
III September.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
nRINE THEM nTT.

For som time pas, armed bea's o. >ort --'e-. -
ruuberirc ecven hundred in Al lave oeen r-l;
the country between Leave nwor'h ahl nE't'N. =
NAL Pro Sevc,v town uoGr ito Neb.ssks lie, =, q
t,le at of nor h Of Foit Rey, ~ the I1'p'e q
cutting eli Northern emjgrents com.1S ~ Wy ~
Iowa and NeLraska. This Mary'c.se p ie
their we,ttrn depot; Lcayehvocth and 1917 ~
are The eastern stations Thcse RuGlr3 q ~. a
compnnc- Of from twenty TO hlty; mos.y o. % -,
though come 0rc mounted, ba, IA wagon en - 70
cary the' provisions, company apga 4 :, :i: 'e .e
doctrine Of Slavery. Az persons coming r.p "a Ter
rory, who do not manage 10 pass bytleD 9ro ed,
a,e stopped and sIicty examined with esG 70 ,ter
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
NINTH WARD-iOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN

Areti'g Of the Young Mems RepuAl can Cldb II
ibe Mn b WhId took place last evening in tbe large
ball II. Beck Dui' ings The President, =. Dodge,
otcuped b' chair Stirrg ard oloqn nj -pecche, sefr
mace bJ Jut ge Csnr-, Mr.. shepard, VIC, Prc.,dunt
ot The Young N. ne Fremont Cub org tnze~ n Bos-
TOP. and Co.. l.. l. Srow. rhe h-l was comp,t u
hleo sud the no VI unded cn'husiasm prevailed.
Tie Rocky M"urtsn Gee Club were present sod
favored tie budl' nee with several well .Xecu ed
,op.s Tie Prr-iGent announced tnat on t~o rerks
nom last Zig t the Club Will b. presented ~ich an
.l giant ban er by ladc- If The Ward which o1es
sioh Geor,e W Curtis Sll, address tn meeting
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

OF ~ otrgo a. ,itw - 'Le excite m.nt nov ensax
ttc epl jet of low fever on il not sa.'s-
f.'to y el".r tta, yellow fever dij ps eI qt Pen
OIL P'hce st the time rhe ,sIl"d. d. Weodei' 70
poIt,c bot t.ef 70 cas- OF cobt4 ous isfss-
:, - oisoa~s the ciy tie day cyiDus The
msJ" nmpics,d lon thc ~ alb Wade "a, the noc.ep
sry o' using 'h" utmo-t dlsc,c, 10 80 isg 70 tbe
"honueit nui-an"s., ~ tic present eKci,' asst
'" hG pe IN gTf ~ measure alay,d IL the ahatssss4s
cav they weio att, niive 'o their d ,,les
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

vu,sts sur HIT "A friend q ous who s little
,,.o g, oI.ert-nlndednes though perfectly sebrr
~, and with scn.e enorgb 10 know when he has q
h., On had occasion nigh. not long ago to 20 up
the Bowery T.ird as cruc ccr lie sat in his Office
until tie moment be s'ar'ed, reading O city papa
which has q decidedly Supplying eject upon the
mibd, particularly Of very bot evening, and therc-
fore il il not to be wondered after he took sea, in tbs
cals that lie should cel d.sposed 20 coo hs head "
toirg his hat, which happened to be one OF taosc
sensible pDir ueble that might be sat down sPoo
vi bout dan ase il be shoult Iavc it upon she o@
tht, lie probably dio I'll. the Sc filed Up with pas-
sepsos. At any rate after he had go. near bis paee
Of d,.t nation happening 10 put h. hand to hs hes
lie mentally Inquired. Where IS my hat /" IL n was
in tae car il was under somebody, but the quss!soe
Wa. which body; and worst OF al could any o"dy n.
whether he wore any hst into the car or a"' 10
save himself, be could not. lie knew he was
car vi,hou. te,, but "Wheres ny has + W. .
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Supervisor Ely Chairman, -hd quorum I<esett
TIE minutes were reso auJ nppwvcd.
SdItryisvr NooRHIs moved bat wben tue Board cd
imrrtd ii would be TO the iIs Monday in Septea,bes.
Carried.
Airport came up to pay $500 or office rant fss
ict - taken by Judge Green Tor the uss of the First
District Court AID after hours debs'c the ~ yect
was postponed. The BOara then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

D1siRr CIIos OF IHE BARRIc ADE.-The excite nfr1
at trc QuslaIt1e reached IL eliminating point -
W. in, sdoy Light, AID between aod oolo * inc
captcifs q yosses Grd o'hcs assembled n large nun
ter-. until some tao hut drcd were collected sf"f~
with sx, IS and other upcmetts, aHd ger"ai a"s.H
aG- mace upon the btuicade, "h!cf va" sp'o"y
oesu'!ed. Tncy etntc that as s''n a. a"' -
"yl.o-e or town Will put tbeir o" o'"'" A'' "6 80
.,L. ST.. .rho.iti', they will assn remove asv
Obstacles they may place in tier way
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

N"FLf S'I.-A novel suit was tued 10 Newark be-
0'e '4''ee 'la'k Tuesdoy which verde. of 90
uaeses was ItnjcT,l os-Lst in fsOf OF eppre
H'e' lhe ' vas brought IL The bseech q in
nttnie made ly The OveIsers # the Poor whereby the
Dc, "s' " -ciuI'd 10 net with covenant ths' be should
be ter sht 10 ieea ard witt ~ Fc sod " ths statute Td'
10y ei.Ired r., he not " s,s,t a, bnrebt .t against
he IN oJe, sa are, Ius t.i4 stated so5s Vsfit
Cf Slo eN 'te bo{tdc t.u got e,osel by
such 1is 1bo,sh tri q l., ~ g ter1. ,asr, ne luos
y~teGd vKl csse
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

Tie BJa'd Of Aldermen laet evening p issod oo q
s,ge ruu.ber Of papers Of a routine characta. A
resoluiiob adop',d calling for information az 10
what ful the carsgc hire Of the Mayor and Chief a
Police paid III, and the amounts paid since Jsn-
uery /, l.5j The report substituting Ira Buck kmAns
pan .or City Hall IL place OF those OF Gilbert Ssa
art & Co., sgreod 90 by the CouLclmen, was takes
up and adopted. Tie matter has 70 90 back again -
the c. uLci.mcp.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
THE BEOoKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH

Application iot permseion TO lard cargo ., '1g,
vcod from v.ssel recently erIs'u ~ ~ ,Ia
board Of He,lti yes,srday Il wa "a; stated that tue
Aust rsan Copru gave her cisan pa ., aeaaa sIn
sie .aed but had eAef f ooann been a ,s.i Tds
wod l.. 10 raj dspger, declined to allow the landing
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
CITY ITEMS.

A SrRPLU> oF RAIN "A heavy shower fell hare
Yesterday al O'Clock, accompanied with high wind.
We suppose there must have been sonc thunder, but
thrIt wo- tpch i0ise, as Of q rushing OF wled asd
iallIg Of ~atcr tn rooted city, and such tur-
ryipg Of feet, ho fs -nd wheels through the str,ets.
that could iot tell which sas thund'r and ~h Oh
was not. There was tbuI dcnng Dose, aoyhow, sad
good d a. OF raiD giving our streets clcan,g with
out TIE AID Of Street Commssohers dlngsr Of any
toJy ealing the appropriation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

SIIKIY Ol TN UNITED STAT FRIGAtE lfDr'
FtNDiScr .-PaneIna papcrs by the Anei report the
sf arrival Of The United States feate Independence,
t3ou; wLicI us were entertained, at VALPARAISO.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

Tbi. ~ addition 10 the paid j. l. J)hostO1 ben The
frs Of Mr. Nrstob'- presicency
this year the udv-r isng and exchange are ras
81 " nlce ekpapsts
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

v 7
veIt -uch Companies from telbg controlled by tev
Cesgbing TLen, through pIcxes procured from poDc!
lolG,I-.
The Report Al states that il tle elections -ub'e'
qtelt 10 l-iO, al cc!H in that o -13 tu' ni-
" ut &c have aepn doubt that there wds co IL,
blneG a. io OF tie pnrt Of tue pU.cy h1der', and
- Il al tie char e Of ofc~Is Of The Company, "h1cn
:" .o, we'd Tt tlrcior Amos, iGimediat,y, va; the
" object aud nduo, ncnI ii II clauge ot IusIees'
lPSge % .
Tie hepoI, further ft'tes that short'y a''er Mr.
Nnslo : accos-ioh o tue Pr -l','cy the c) cti'n
At JON ,tVn with the Company o-cd ne uu,' a'tn'
i" TO IL Trustee sLd az eyIeemtn' W., MAJ, WIN
him :" carc'l h.s itrtct ty y ng him 80 O0o ca'h
aId 80 upon hi, d. stn (Pdges js nnr ~ -
VIII ID, facts app arg on the Ia OF t'le -.
port ne L muIitteo night @eh tave ioroo,he ~
"a! q IL have f,uLG 10 proof of oouphc y W
"t"etn John {. Jonnston snd Meets. iut-- n u
Swift" PAGE 49,
Goa pl city Is IN il.trcuco from let's
n ergsg,d n srcrtt ccmbiaaious for purp'ses
COT nuec by ton-s. miu's, d. lot Beneal' iaruiiI
oyde c" fof their coLdt mratior. That Is 10 lnu
in facts thct cannot b. ccLcoasO AID tho conciu
&c crhWn 'um the motives gOyefnic, tie aS'' ." "
the treDsac'.n. Len The I"cy hcldcns arc 70 /. ~
ibe kep't tia. NJ W,ustos intiU"nce prJc4red toe
eseet of Tie Board to Mr. obpt,ns 'n'iaet a'tti
whole ,tars ro..,'Gnce, thy are prrpsieo -
that pro>.e- p'ocuted by Mr Johnston were ueu m ~
e'irce : e's'iiuce for - import.nt . rvc 0! IA,
liz t. BV-rd Win the friends # 90 'ttuhcA III u
yCCatc.
VIII coumon purposes n vicx, they ore no' rii n
IIists 20 .tsir tLbi NJ Wigs'on aod two ~ u'
without the cons nt of tue Preside.t, seLt a. ~
as .obty egcLt TO Albany aud that WINE me- ~ no
to.k eGsu e. to secure enc extsnc the power OF con
| tJcl-Ie ,te Board ~ pro.i.s 80.
| NheL tic otjsc. Of Mr. Wirtou'e emhulon Is az
taLti in btiog placed at t.s hesd a thr 'nOi1l
M! ia o..os tao,!s, 1t is not strange tas, MI JONI
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-08-14
AN INTERESTING ARTICLE.

We are indebted to the kindness of a
friend, for the very able and interesting ar
ticle whicl, will he found on our first page,
entitled, "Thc North and the South in the
Revolution" 1t originally appeared in the
Savannah Georgian about two years ago.
In note accompanying it, our friend re-
marks:
"As it does not seem to have been so
generally noticed as it should have been.
you will greatly oblige Inc, and doubtless
the majority Of your patrons, by giving it a
place i'll your columns.
"Should such an article appear in a
Northern paper, and in favor Of the North,
l am inclined to believe that many New
England clcrgymen would read it from the
pulpit, and select their texts from it for n
year afterwards"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-08-14
YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

. We regret exceedingly to learn from the
Charleston paners, that this scourge Of our
country has again made its appearance in
Charleston. and the citizens, panic stricken,
are flying to the country. God grant that
the narrowing scenes Of Portsmouth and
Norfolk may not be witnessed in our me-
tropolis. 1t seems that no precautions can
prevent its approach, and no medical skill
stay its ravages its march of death along
the sca-board is onward, whilst the wall of
the bereavcd, the coffin and STROUD, tell of
its fearful passage.