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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
paper Darebouses.

DIAPER whREHOUSE.--J. T. DERRICP
SON L Co., No. ~ Bsekmsns.. osr Tor $40 oa o. -,
ss g
" RI, Ds rspsn English. rrsnoh and Amsnosn
sovs Payer. all sizes. weights and qusliiss
s,ok Pager ell szes, weights AID qEaliliah
Tissue Paper fancy coors aid white Of the best gassy
Hang.n, Psper v6ite and eolored. tsorsat wiertnL
Hsttefs' Pspsr, thin and Of the best soality.
Cloth Paper 55IS and tOx8
Ensiish sndwArs faper, large assortment lsa srsa
8dearhins Pspe9 Of the brst quality ~,
Nrappins Paper, Straw, RaS and msnhia
Tea P.per Of different sizes
Vay RonSns Penn ''shs for ronfs 10 ross
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

DEGRIA Il BUREAU VALLEY RAILROAD
L COMPANY.-A Diviaeuo Of FOUR PER CE Il 90 tho
CAPIAL STOCK of this Company has bcen declared paw
ahe n toe ll'h day Of August the Office OF the Cheao
ok Island Ralicsd Company, No Is tIam street The
K. III be closed from ls 20 tlth AuEns'
The the boz d. this company will bs paid on the
lar AZ the Corn Fxchsnge bank oiessH,t1G OF the
q " DGhANi lt"afuset
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furniture.
1)aints, Oils, Glass, &t.

E'XTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
IL Very pure breny onE sperm, and
the wick; being tree from gn veTy superi oi
uGe hin cry. also,
COBUfN'S PURE TALLOw OIL, sn7er.or for burning.
will stand code peGber VII outweer ths best oil
Bsrres 80 10 40 gallons Only Agent
JOHN ". QUINCY, No 90 william 81
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
limited STATES TRUST COMPANY

TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY
n Wy o X K
No. a. WALL-Sr.
CAPITAL, ONF MILLION DOLLA61
This COMPANY Is LEGAL DEPOSITORY 90
HONEY PAID INTO COURT. sHd V authorized 70 sis -
guardian recervrt Of estates
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
COURT THIS srArE,
lineluding Surrogste's,) par cent
FROM individuals coOtstions fr period OF SIX sntnA
or be paid thirty days notice, per cent
gor less period, or on shorter notice, per cent
TRUSTESS:
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PETER CoOPEs
ROBERT KELLY LUTHER BRADl3H,
EDWIN u. MORGAN, THOMAS TlLESTON.
ERAsTUs CORNING, JOHN j. PHELPS,
JAMES SuYDAH, WILSON q. HUEf
sHEPHERD KNAPP q IL ARNOLD,
WILLIAM TUCKER. CHARLES r. BILL,
ROYAL PHELPS, WATTS SHERMAN,
JOHN J. CISCO 4. T. WHEELW WHiGHT
bAVtD HAnDRk, EDMUND COFFIN,
JACOB HARSEN, THOMAS SLOCOMh,
JAMES ;. SEYMOUR, CLINTON GILBERT,
GREENE c. BRONSON, CORNELIUS SMITH,
DANIEL :. MILLER, JOHN JACOB ASrOR, ~
CALkB q. HALsTED, nUEB'N H. WALWORTN
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, frssldsnt
A "a Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

Z. A. CWLroN Aucrioueer.
DOSITIVE EXECUTOts SALE OF REAL
ESTATE OF Kctsd Acock. deceased By orser OF the
surrosste. E.izsbe'h L. r.. Aieock ExecuriX I'm. Ba
re Proctor fINF LOTS ll4'h srd ll5tn ste -COLE
Chiffon vi sell at arctiou WE )NEeD AZ, Auglst
1885, a. - o'clock the US Exchange MINI LOTS
OF GtOT'ND it4th ana ll5h SIS viz
OS ltTH Five Los the sourey side Of l5ths BE-
h aid 5th-sy Commencing - teet ea,tetJ on
the 5th av
CS I4THsT -Four Lots immediately in the Of the
eboye. O. the nCrthe. IS side Of lli'h-st.
Faeh of tie above os e5 width in rou sud AMI
10 et IN ches or half Nook in pth t- p4rticu is
and m.Is appy the Office Of the Asctoneer, No & NJ
s.u.it IL t76l
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
SFO s PARKEh's SELECT SCHOOL for

~ BOYS CoineIiy u. p Bacon - Will Reopen SEPT. g.
There thi,e Departments selior Middle, en1 Pnn'y.
with O. NJ stc Apparatus for PHI steal tranns Cc
b. ta1 Loo NOOD'5 osstOe, the S.hJOl
No 9l2 BIoaoway, coIIoi of 2lstst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG

vi LADlES-W Est MEDFORD, Mas Eve miles frOm
Ten techers of first sbily emoloyed in the ;ho)
so'du facilities for thorough English Edu - ion With Latin
9 cek ih- uod"t polite Languages Music On Bui'M Pi1o
Harp Oiean DrzwrR EGbroidory aud kinds OF
1cucsted Pa lady resides in the fanny. PEss
eTdro ~ e,ch department
aids 10 Ia -Ics eouc found in Caeslhencs Dan
c Gvni ssiuu BOWL AIle', (strcty pnva'eJ swim
ming in the Mystic River salt) horseback riding &C We
ssddie beof the Seunsy For tculars
q the Pri opal, MRS. fHOS. SMl eli.
REFERENCES The Hon. Robert & Winthrop, Bos'oJi the
Bon cW ard ky.rrt Boston, the Rev Charles Brooks, sst
Mtdfoid John Pier. out, West Me11rd Gardner
a. ST. Pr cpa Boston Latin Schoo the Hon Abbht Law
rel CO, Boso. Rev Hubbard WinsOw, e~YOTk; the
Rev vtal negue, ID. Albany; the Rev Rolin H. Neale
d d. BOsinL. the Hol. Aam HOukIOn Texas.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
RcaI Gsiate for Sale.


At PRIVATE SALE-TWENTY LOTS Of
n 0ROUND with the Water Risht he East niv-r, be
twss i4 AID a5th4ts Alec Eight Lo on the west side o.
~ and 59tbsts Also Five Lots o. tn sn,n
,.t cornss OF i0-sv and 81 hat Also -Four ia 90 the
soo W, st co,r1r Ilthav and htb Aso rhoe ts on
Of 79tbst Issr4bsv For terms a. spPt 70
BAKER & WEEKS, Auctooe+Is. No Pine--t
A REAUTIFtJL COUNTRY RE SIDENCE for
"A sALH 10 Fi.nt,d Y mites fom the depot, @ acfes
Of fLAND Hot and Colo Water With every modern
In te ht use ano stout pr IEqure at No 65 ofeeo
wkbst
IIARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
IL CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY Is now prepared 70
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
OF
FAR MING l. "A d 8,
Il TRACTS FORTY ACRES AND UPWARD,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

NOR SALE CIIEAP-A splendid NEW HOUSE
u end % LOIS cf GROUND on Bergen Hight Inquire at
JOkFS'S HtrdW Sor- No 90 Grove-st Jur.ey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

TNHE BRECKENRIDGE COAL aud OIL
Il COMPANY ore now p-epa.ei 70 suniy COAL OIL ~
MaDufactory at CloyeI ~ Keruckg coes'trs Of LU
BR!CATING on, BURNING OIL, BkNEOLI, aud CRUDE
COAL OIL. Pariiclps fll.shed a. the Company Office
Of Ws. aud Bros1wy New ork application
TO W. CAIRNS Clovcrp1rt, Ky.
H'HE NEW-JERSEi ZINC COMPANY, by
improved Of uuiacturs prepared " Oef
their WHITE OXI Ct ZINC superior wbtsness any
other manufactured this ntrg SOli either dry gO17d
10 ~, by II. Al rkEN s Co Agents,
Nc. iGj Washington ST
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
PROPOSED OATES or SAILING.
ED%ARp K COLLINS, No =, wsll-.t.. IT.
BROWN, saIPLEY q CO., L,ysrpool.
STFPHEE KrENARD Co.,
No. y Austin Frisrs, LoBtcn.
r. o. WAINWRIGHT h CO., Pers

Yhs owners ships will be accountable for ed.
diver bullion specie Jewelry precious sones mss unen
, adns are asred therefor snd ths value .hersof
sr,ssa therefn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
THE BRITISH aud NORTH AMERICAN

'INHE BRITISH aud NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
YKom YORK LIVERPooL
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage 20
FROM LIVERPOOL -
Chef Cabin Passage. '''''''''''''eD
Second Cabin Passage. o"
The ships from Bosom call at Halifax.
PFRSII Can't Juokins CANADA, CAPT. Lang,
ARABIA Capt Stone, AMERICA, Capt Wickms,,
ASIA Capt T.. G. Lott, NIAGARA, Capt Ryns,
AFRICA Capt Shannon, EUROPA, Capt letch
These vessels clear white light at mastheed
starbosrd bow; red on port bog. -
AFRI( A. Shannon Leaves York, "Wednesday, July ~ lBs
NIAGARA Boston "Wednesday July -" 1875
PER ia Judkins York. Wednesday Aug q, ts6
ARABIA stone BOstoL, WeinrsisY Is i8b
ASIA Lott.......leayes YORK. Wednesday Aug - 1885
CANADA Lar leaves 6oson, Wednesday Aud n, 1873
RIGA Shannon eav N. York, WedLesjsy Sept ln6
NIAGARA Leich leaves 4ost)D Wsinescsy Sept 10 1855
PFRsis Judkns. leaves ". f0rh "Wednesday Sept IL 1856
ARAB atone leaves Boston, Wednesday Sept "a 1866
Berths not secured vi III paid for.
Ap experienced surgeon on board
The OF these chips will not be accountable for 0od
Silver Bullion, Specie. JeweIy Precious Metals
unless bills Of sng signed therefor and the Thereof
therein expressed.
For freight passage apply 70
AZ A
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL for YOUNG
O'LADIES W.Scbe.fer New-York The ALL TERM
Of Mrs MeRY j. PHlLSROOKS sc iOUl will rnnence
August 25 Circular. be had At C. SHEf ARnS book-
sin,e Futous; HEHRY ". LAW, No $40 Broat Vayi
HALEs Music Store by addressing The Principal al West
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
PAIE CHaNCE.-I have a FARM for SALE

REENWlCH, Ct.-FOr sale or exchange. a
~ large House with of land Apply CaVt Pal
the PIE misss :. C0ssero IS Merchants ExchAIee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
Utran Gteamers, sc.

HIw.YoRE, Msy n, 1874 !
IOTICE.--Th he rate of Freight by the oteauecs
n of ,b, lin. from Liverpool u reduced - 81 Per tnn
.1emen,. until further notice T. n eoI-i-INe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
nor IIyeRPCOL.-Steamsbp ALPS, IL In

gNOR VERPCOL.-SteamsbiP ALPS, II In
ss Comua DR. Tbi, new and gcweTiai -sssr r,u.,a
eonLs British and North Ame'sH Royal Msu sfenn P~sot
G mpsny'. Dock a. Iers-v City, THURSDAY "a, 1th Al
aust, Passage or ey 6rscas ps-sense's ony tn ~eon
,hera . excellent SI0 including pro's'ns
rS s,ew.r zee but without wine, liquors ~hch ea ee
ob,aped on board Ftigh asen At retsobaoe rNe APpv
oU'e " W WV T. CUSARO, No Blowing }teen
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
X L II o + f y + o l.
N NOT EXPLOSIVE.
SECURED BY PATENTS
RFEn-FNE III J-NTSATISG OF,


TIE ECONOhY OF THIS OIL Is UNRlEALED.
81 10 Of kkRDSEtE Avs much light - ~ Of Rape
Ol +l2 Of Whale OIL % q Of opcna OIL aud . y u
Bun4nl Fluid.
1t burns in all the Arsane buto..top Lamps including
phene and syc oil lamps without the usual teGdoucJ 70
smoke.
KEROSENE LUBRICATING AID BlNNACLE OIL
eft Of this Oh o1-c - p7ttecty
the
equal bet Som o. Oh -.E L1t Real A. o~
Fer kiE' -P = N--s sfi 8Js-prt Lt
uE Oh u surr.i. Il Fl bu.n for wslts via
,ui cgsIu2 he wick great drlssinm for ship
uatt-, rUd gives sh rGuli 70 best spv.-n Oil. IL also
buns IN all the Sosr q IioHd La
Tie affection of Ergi giu~es Ship Jheodlsrs an1 Ship Cap
tons par cugrly requested 20 lie BE- Il
the oce Of AUsI Es Agent oi ke.osele Uh Comealy No
y Beaver.s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

'DARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-Circulsrs, With
references view OF he Institute, &c may be OBJ aimed It
{ shepard Co.'S Bookstore No l12 FatoD-st; OF Z. H.
Wilcox, No 2s5 broadway, OF by address
A. NEWMAN, Pill;ipa-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

NEW-YORK CENT RAJ RAILROAD SEVEN
~ PER CENT BONDS-rns undersigned Offers tor sale
tn SEVEN PER Cent COUPON BONUs Of this Com.
psry tate bavir tweuy lnere' payaSe
usy the hs days Of February and AGsust ct toe
Coupany's AgencJsu. this CITY. ,...., -
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
MARINE RS SAVINGS BANK, Sd. ay cor. Of
Uz @h-.t oreD daily fro.n ti p aud "wednesday ant
stUd,y to o'clock Interest eoos- ot
go ,rd under. uer cent THOS. STILLMAN, Prss't
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
nR. +. BERTHET respectfully informs his

~ friends bid public that the 8h of Sent ne will
o. cL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL Toy Young Genfiomen
NJ II est 2stst IL tIe branches OF thorO Ish
C!ascs ~ Comerca Education will he ansht French IL
the Al sIhg- Of ih@ school There il - q ymbasiun
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

/ WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL bdys LIySTrss III. ss-
Ts. Cor na,S,, will leave Pier No 4, NORTH RIVER on
SATURDAY, August g. at o'clock P N. precisely Ff
Fr.sh, .prly OF board, where oil Bs OF Lsns Sh " s
and ior passsg- s 'he Office OF =, =. ..,
'"' sPOs FORD TLESToN Co. No p srosd.y.
Tb fvt. sraarset AROLiNA msse' regular tnps % ~
RON. s :, OF the ST Johrs River onaa eoaneeueS "ia
m. stseme. NswY Yok, and lesyn. Shaneson evsy
TT-FsDAY At 2 O'Clock Throw ~ o;tes 20 'asksn-
Si,e 4N, % Pus ks. sS3 All teigpt, u p0hV, o. ~
csfr.is south Carolina d connecting Heroai WI Goa
is q, ,hs ater ~ ~ ,hs IN Cha lesion. &, b iN
s1sa fe of commission sLd All esp~n,s on zoe same 81 led
=, ,be Lace Of destin Shipper are patcnit s esed
=. .,ura hills Of lsdinS by the Steamship 20 |Nhf MISS
pnnS he Agsn, or god, will unssodaby be delayed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

/ sHOnTts ST ROUTE by TOO MlLES-PRloHs
CRE III EE pJCFD The snd splendid StetuishpCA
aAw Bs {. O .ansJ J. d. Bullock, Commander, vih al
tom pier No fpo, OF North North River Tor SAN
oeloci o. M 20 COT meet with tbs steamer SIERRA NB
yApA from San Juan del sur on The Pacific for an Fan
80 Ps,set gers will find this tbs hsahie and cheapest
quite For freight or ps.sg, sPply 70
CHAs A. 0FIINsf No : 2boWitns Oresn Y z.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
ElARM FOR SALE IN FISHRIlL, ~ y

$50 acre Of very productive LAND. fGe River views aud
pio.s Slir cf excellent Water II miles om the depot
4 nufe at No los }res nWieh-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

Lesves piebah- revenue = Fei esa: on 81 iiyetDeGt
q <2'o' 90 ih- prsbable cost when fug ecp-
ped, eiu'iig our pc -zis share Of tue heavy ro..
stock uec,s-sry for the coa tgads......... 50 10
The bus'nes Arescy eXis'icg sd be truy sd-i
thai r Is n ret S~E!Dg The completion II lie Win
8b coal IeeoL coLLecrOrs ouIt r.'fosc.
equ'prleI hbesA Gs-ss.D.Dt aud 'od port
c-P vsers ct New NoG Hs'or ca4LJt5e prevent .or
drE coe trace OF 01o o azaur whenever
sady 10 sead or .1e motives after 4,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
Professional Notifes.


INHALATION 10 DISEASES Of the LUNGS
noTlCF-D HuNTts woad give notice that dn-,rr Oh.
hSt o4'hs - sRumer no patens vi be received aer a.
N ca = ftrscs equirisg exsmr of the lun., sh,S
Jn.y 10 a'i "'" iott
NITkD STATES PASSPORTS-Ry 7 p
-, eONss tstsry and Coutassu.sr for svsty st.,s *
"'r'>n- a. Natn-ird eiilze1s aust croouc. esyr,s,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
Drn Sooos.

ULANKFTS.-200 cases ribbon bound Fanny
~ BLANKETS crsdlo 20 a. snd If various qu-
tes together with Neo, IEeis Z Horse BA1kets from the
RochGsle I'd Go &c Mills Wi! he sold low.
sSMlTH Co, Age-ts 30 II broadway.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
a Resoluet Woman

The house of Mrs. Lpaisians ifwill in Brook
Inc, Mass.was entered by burglas on last Thurs
day night who meant IN sweep II clean "f all val
uahles A sister OF Mrs. A, who was i'll, and
.cepinc alone in chamber in then rear OF the
boose, was awoke by two men, one of whom waved
n lantern over her with one hand. ami in he
other held pistol threatening I" kill her II she
.tirreI She closed her eyes. aud the rohher
touching her hand found it cold and SAID to hs
comranion that she was dead. One of III" villains
then went down stairs to get the plate below and
hand it gu, to confederate. while the other
,au-acked the room, took two purses ttom
bureau. with nearly 5000 in them. diamond
riug worth S75 a gold watch. and next open
ing closet took from that trunk contain
inr about $1,000 worth of diamonds and
iewelry. and very valuable papers. and pre-.
par4d TO q, down stairs. When he had
reached the door and opened it, the sick lady
with almost suprrhuman resolution, rPrang
from her bed ru shed upon the burglar. and lIter-
sll, hurl.d him headiong down the stairs. 10y
nm IN heLind with such force, that he broke through
fine master at the landing. Thinking the robher
dead she then screamed. and brought cut the
man servant and Mrs. Atwili, declaring that
man Law dead at the bottom "f the stairs, On
looking, the robher was gone,hut all The piandtr
amounting 10 several thousands + dollars w"Ith.
wa. left behind The pla'e wn- foond coilect"d
below ready to he carried twav.thr r"hhers nav.
ing a Wagon at the gate. We regret that TINS b'Id
feat of the invalid lady has mad her deiiri"us--
Few men or women wpu possess the decided cou'
noe for such a re-olute act.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

The Enlistment DIN Ivy The Question Of We
facity between Mr. buchanan and Lord Pal
ne;ston
Inc President communicated to the Senate
yesterday additional documents relative taBrltish
recrultnen,s in the United States. whollyinvolving
the question of veraciy between Mr. Buchanan
and Lord Pamerstolr Mr.. Buchanan ehnrges
that Lord Palmer>tou. while refusing Ia Law an
the table ct the House If Commons thu cnrrespen-
dence on that subject, stated such facts only a.
favored his own side, aud entirely suppressed tn.
reasons on which our demand for the recall Of
Mr.. Champion aud the British Consuls was found
ed. Mr. Buchanan says that Lurd Palmersion
was not justified in stating, ON thai occasion. that
he (Mi. II had expressed himself satisfied with
Lord Clar"ndons explanation continued in the
note ct the 10Th If July last, and that Mr.. Blu
channn said he felt confident our Government
would entertain similar feelings with regard In il.
Mr.. Buchanan denies that he ever 50 intima-
ted lie had merely observed Ia Lord Palmer
>t"n, that he would have much satisfaction in
transmitting that note 10 the Secretary of State.
Lord Palnerston replying through Lord Claren-
don that he fails 10 be convinced and saying that
'her" was no essential difference between the sub.
stance and the effect of what was said in the House
at Commons and Mr.. Buchanan's statement.
Finally. Mr.. H., under date of March 7ihsays
To Mr. Marcy: "Iou must believe with me that
the last effort of Lord Palmerston to extricate him
srlf from the dilemma, has served 10 mako the
a"kwardness of his position still more oonspio.
uou.."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

fui'hei hcm hausaa- Olvil Val Imminent.
Dates from Leasenwnrlh. Kansas. To Saturday,
have been received II i stated that Wednes-
day yesterday had been fixed upon for the at.
tack contemplated IN T.awr nee A complete
reign Ut terror" existed throughput the Terri
tory. Two cannon had been taken across the
river at ohispo, destined for Lawrence. The
Benuf"rd company IF militia had been furni shed
by Governor Shannon with United States arms
The free State men are in want of arms and am
munition. Marshal Donaldson had proclaimed
his intention Ia make clean work this time
Governor Robinson is still at Lexington.
The correspondent of the jefferson Mo In
qnir"r states that petition was circulating in
the border counties praying the immediate reno.
val of Colonel Sumner
MIR. Brown, editor of the Herald of Freedom,
writes tina: a mob entered the hotel at Kama.
city, aud dragged off Que man suppased 10 have
been himself. but discerning their mistake they
returned and demanded him If the proprieior-
This was refused, aud company Of Michigan
emigrants entered the hotel to protect it's occu
pants. The mob still surrounded the hotel at
the close of the letter.
There is nothing au hentic concerning Brnyu's
fate since his capture
The St Louis Democrats correspondence un-
der date of the 10th, states:-
Eight to twelve hundred men have encnmped
near Lrc"mpton The people If Lawrence had
sent note Ia Col. Sumner, asking him To .tntion
body # troops III the vicinity tn prevent the
mob proceeding 10 sangninary .xtremtirs. He
declined saving that h. had no power 10 move
III tn, matter without orders In answer Ia an
inquiry. Marshal Donaldson SAID '.the demand
ut the Government must he coml.i.d with 49,
Every man against whom process had been is
sued, should he surrendered. All the munitions
OF war in poss 'ssion of the Free State men at
Lawrence, were To be delivered up. and the cit
zens OF Lawrence should pledge themselves TO
obey implicitly the present enactments of Kansas
under oath"
On the receipt of this reply the citizens held
meeting and drew up a letter 10 the Marshal.sta
tug that any person netting under him would be
permitted to execute letter of process against
any inhahitant Of Lawrence. lfcalled upon they
would serve as posse in aiding the making of
the arrest. There would not now. nor at any
future time, be any resistance to law. They
"nly waited an opportunity Of te-tifyng their
fidelity to the Union aud the Constitution. They
claimed to be law abiding and order loving and
asked protection from the con stiiuted authorities
o! the government.
The purport Of the Marshal's answer WINS that
he did not believe the promises Of the people Of
Lawrence He regarded them as r.b.l> aud
traitors. and said that they should know his de
mands when he came.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

NJ SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO GAis--0Of
1874 FRONr srtuEr NEW YoRK1Pariicuar attention
paid SALES or TOBACCO and consignmcnts direct
Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES-A. q A. Lawrence e. Go. Boston Allen
& Paxson New York; Courtney & Cushing Baltimore
Davenport, Allen co. Edmond, Davenport Co, Ludam
Watson James T. Heath, late auditor and Crenshaw 4
Coz Richmond, MrCorklc G. Jones Mcdaniel Hurt & Pres
T. c. S. Ferguson Co. and Miller a Crenshaw Lynch
burg
n B.-IIavnr established branch Of our house In New
York resident partner that city will give his personal
attention receiving ransippng and securing the
est rates freight Of commission all goods e6nsRn
ed o on Francisco House.
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co. win act for ns at Rich
mond aug ~ cody.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
The Cane Verda gl,,Havo,r

BALTIMORE, May GA meeting of the men,
h"r- I" the corn and -four exchange is called for
SATURDAY., To take into consideration IA eommuni
cation from the Portuguese Consul soliciting aid
for the suffering inhabitants of the Cape Verde
Islands
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NAY 23.-M Woodson, W B Chewing J \ Col
Inns Amherst; Rouling.J B Roung, Louisa VIM
Diekerson, S Griffin. J II Whitlow, A W Saunders D
BGheatwood, ) & Stewart, Bedford; A L Wyiie, Dam
VILE \ Jordon, Vim Gish. Liberty; + J Amiss, N
Ronald Blacksburg II T Marshall, Tenn; W Nor
gan Bristol, Tenn Hurt, II Turnbull, Rocky Mt;
k Saycrs. Pulaski: " Pnr',tce, Montgomery; N II
Burr, st Louis; Parton & lady, Pr Edward; F Den
mead, 5 Kinzie, va A ) Barnard, Weldon y G.; n
Bonsark, Roanoke; Tsurston, Richmond; J Ear
ly, p Hunter, & II Lennon Il lady. Campbell.
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Mr.. Gadsden. the United States Minister to
Mexico.i- under -tood tr bring with him Al imp"r-
tan' nostal treaty between the United States and
Mexico. one provision of which is SAID to be that
each G.vern'nrnt shaiira S70.ooo TO maintain
mail communication by stt am along the guilt.
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Arrival of the Canada at Boston.

BOSTON, May 22-Ihe steamer Canada has
arrived here from Halifax. Her mills will be des
patched South by this afternoons train.
GREAT BRITAIN.
To celebrate the peace the Queen has granite ed
amnesty ia all political offenders. consequently
Smith OBrcn. Frost. Jones, and others may
turn home. Special exception, hnweyer,i is made a
gainst those who escaped 10 the L. :.
Lord Wodehouse. Uod"r Secretary for Foreign
Affairs, is appointed Envev Extraordinary to St.
Petersburg. The appointment Is generally APP
plauded.
The Lord Mayor of London gave the customa-
rv speech at the banquet IL the Ministry. The
whole tone of the speeches on the occasion
congratulate Try respecting the peace. Count Per
sivny, the French Amnt~ -ador said nothing
could sever the alliance of France aud England.
Lord Palmerston replied recipiocating the seuti-
ment and complinenting the Ministers present of
Sardinia and Turkey. Lord Clarendon then spoke
glorifving the peace, and com limen'ng Russia.
The usual toasts followed, and the company
parated early. The American Minister was not
present, being engaged at the annual dinner Of
the Literary fund. where he made speech.
The Crimean Beard Of Engineers continue its
sessions, bat they have lost all their interest,
Colonel Tulloch being sick.
a regiment ofGermsn .jaeers at Plymouth had
mutinied, rhe rngeade.s were arrested. They
complained that thu drill WAS too severe and that
the only enlisted till the end of the war.
The five regiments in the Crimea under orders
for Canada are the 9TH, 9th, Both, ed and GID
Infantry, under the command of Gen, Eyre.
FRANCE
bill was introduced into the Legislature
granting four hundred thousand francs ior the
baptism of the Imperial Prince in June.
The Moniteor publishes the monthly account
of the Bank of France, and the balance wa sat
istactory.
Coun, Fdgnr Ney i to be the bearer Of Nnpo
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shoo'ing Affair at Magnolia Springs.

The Norfolk American understands that MI.
Jordan, proprietor If the Springs. shot an Irish
man who attacked him Tuesday morning near
,Jordau'S Rouse. The irShman was supposed to
he lahoring under mania a l'"tu at the time Mt
J. shot only in self defence, and only TO crlppl"
the lrishman The ball passed through the knee
rendering amputation necessary.