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Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

NAoLIN SoAP.-IhIs Soap, manufactured by
l. NJ Martin. Newark, Delaware, is fast com.
ing int" popular favor. 1t is in reality " La.
oof-oavhg Soap as its use dispcnscs with the
waShboard, leaving nothing for the washer
woman to do but to soak and rinse well. II is
also invaluable for washing floors and paint and
removing creased spots from cloths. Wcwere
informed by one of the agents for its sale, that
the demand for this soap is greatly increasing
all who try it once continue to use it. 1t is
we'll worth a trial.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13
" The CayMga Chief in speaking

u The CHyNga Chief in speaking o
Godey's l.ady's Book, says:
j." There are SO many good things in the
" Book that we hate to find fault but mus,
protest against the "colored" fasbio,-nI.,o
ouch spread of hoops-and such mass of
ilounclng! What woman of sense woulJ onor
nlS'gure herself la any such mannerg AnoId-
'''"ioncd " Dutch churn would look quite as
graceful trnndling through the streets heidi
1'"eu WIN silks aud ribbons. Fashion, in
long t'me' has brought up nothing more dis.
gushing than the inflated skirts. Keen sucb
carr'ca'uros out of the Book" friend Godcv
IL is too rich literary caskct for anythipo Of
that kind. u
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

,nL;nh LM;EhhhAsKA.--0maha "a City, the first town :.
bone %",eI L ane services of the Episcopal Cb"roE u
i%ve oeen held is not quite two Years 0nI'cn od
mere are IN this city Romis6 cbnrcL Gu'-
Trganl]ed Methodist, a Presbyterian and an u
paPsiot society, who hold meetings s,,cnos' cmu a
mS'y ~, u, % t'le state House. There are probnbIn
"oJ iess tnan l'3OO inhabitants now in resJono.
ana u'ul'tudes are pouring in to share ,be &C.
., ,he ,h i%na' i% On the eight Sunday after Trini
y 'ra G. eIr"ory OF Nebraska was visited. e.,
'"c nrT' l',le "y Bishop ofthe Church. Thn
rv"'rnOIo n5.%a" n'Sop OF Wisconsin, accompanied by
House. I" tiIc Stat,
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

HARPER for August presents ieadinr ma
per- per- " l. a. Richards, The Valley of the
connecticut" with illustrations from his stud-
';I 80 I'u pictures on that river They are very
"i'ely executed in the wood cnts. fifth
paper from Port Crayon, .Virginia illustrated
presents some very spirited aud characteristic
CUTS with lively, readable narrative. "pas.
SageS OF Eastern Travel" botanical nr,icl.
l't'le Dorrlt'" and several tales, ill up til,
number.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

l"t"rs 20 cents per half prea. i.,..,a..
per ha!f peck. ''"'@ .!
H"rh"i*.-Au&. I.-fra.n is ,...
NOR" freely, ard Wheat Is !. +. "a. ,a' ,.''' =.
lower; sale" include ourto ,.j;ti J. f..
so"th"rn At - -'-'aI 81 Tor .o,., ~.
aud >:l.G3aI.13 for vhHr. t'of. ~,
aud lower, sale oi "tHl ln.~l. .... ''a
yellow WAS macc ~ 7.je.. Lc, ..,.... 'rn
afterwards sold at 1l.1.!c. aI..., .'.'.
more plenty, about l,UUO hqsh- ,... H.
ma brought l2r. SrrdS rcu.:n 4,,..... ~.
0o bushels prime Timothy Was ln.co >, -, .,.t
per bushcl a. ;" -
caro-
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

Court FOR KENT CouNrY.-List of Petit
Jurors for Octohcr term, lsJG:
Duck Creek Ilundrrd--Wm. G.. EIiason. T
7. Hall, Joseph Faries, John Cleavcr. Nunas II
CoVerdalc, James Guc,tard.
Little Creek--Edward X. Smith. JoLn e
Wilson, David PlraSanlon.
Dover-Mark Rash, Peter Wilson, John II
po"e,l' Boltha Wharton, Peter Miller, James
Slaughter. '''''''
'MuFderkIln---John Harrington, James r. Con-
ncr' NET David M"rine, John e. Graham, Peter
Dl.I' L. d. Burton, VIM. X. Lockwood.
MIsPilllon-George Shocklcy, Joseph Dav.
George Dornan, Zachary d. Mcrriken.
Mltord-John w. G. Webb, WIN. A. Polk
James b. Davis, James Davis.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

"IHLE OUTRAGE.-About eleven o'cIooL
ySI9"'cfuay morning, three men named TanoaG
lG'I MGur"nn' James McGarvey and John McGrn"s
talioI 81" at the Jackson Tavern, on the Ionco"'
.e1 PIKE, about two miles from this citv anJ
attacked Michael Cooper, whom thew s,runt' uoE
several sTN blows lie then made his escan ~ \
lney next attacked John McElwee onG ~.
brother Roger, coming to his assistance ,hn' 'l,S
struck hIm ON the front part of the head rn;, my
"n axe 'nIctlns dreadful wound. and :, |'tn u
'"porteu that he died soon afterwards Tbb
,a'',tS % 'hen made their way to near the Cotbo.
,.o,o 'rc o""nch o., the kennett pike where thew
~ 49, arrested 6y Constable Price, and BROUGHT
RI ;n" 1ino O,y. Ivy Ihey were arraigned before Eso
Ihey will have a hearing this mornin~ y, Ve.ls
. CLOCK Il man named Dennis Mc(il,mrbi;S
Republican,. ""mtnSton
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

"RANn School PIc-NIc.-A grand picnic
says the Gazette will be given at the Rrardv-
"'nc springs on'Thursday, the 2sth inst, at
""'ct school district No. 20 will award hand.
So'''e Oannar to the school district which has
'"e greatest number of children present ia pro.
portion to the number of scholars usuoIlv =,
le"''ng school in the district which they rep.
resent IhIs is good move. We hopo il
VIII INSPIRE commendable rivalry.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

ADVANCED AaE.-The Republican saws there
IS now IN Wilmington, gentleman who is Iol
yeafs OF age and an Indian doctor a that. who
was 10 the baItles at Brandywine, Trenton and
Other points. lie is quite vigorous still, both IN
mind and body
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

01r Congress has appropriated $50 600 fo,
the Delaware Breakwater. The Hon. Job r
Tyson had prepared . bill approprating $500.
goo for same object, but very properly accepted
the 100000 appropriated by the Senate. to
secure at once the completion. of the work. =
sl5 p)O have also been appropriated for the
harbor at New Castle, and 100000 for Fort
Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

W The mill-dam of J. pusey g. Sons at
AUBURN IN Chrlstiana Hundred, was broken bv
the hoavy rain ON Monday night and Tuesday
morning OF last week. The headgate gave
way aud the water getting around commenced
washing ott the bank, and continued until some
talrly feet of it were carried away.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13
DIED D,

On the 8th INST, in ms ,,,n s,.,r
t. WRlqHr, aged 81. " ''''' 'o""' ''''' "
was an active business man. IN tho
"L p',''p ol llle' and was highly cslrymrL b, al
ware Cifv E ''s'acnce Of Mr.. Z. It. Foster, Din-
o. o', Et'. 4, J. ana Mary Am Wn va :" II
mouths and III days. ''''' ''!' '@
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

~ Inc MIllsboro' correspondent Of tho
Diamond State says: '"e
As the greater portion of our oi,;n
temperance men, but little is sa;a 80 'iAenS are
hIbItory Law. Whiskey ana its Jost.o -, tne Fro-
iects have died natural dc,th TTtLfoylhg TL Ell
heard of whskey it was being carrioI %c laSt we
leg wholly booted by colored goo,Idi ~ boot
his boot repaired! F'0 nc wanted
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13
III A h RIED

Mr. Iom' Tue "h INST, by the Rev. p. Mansdrd,
Locrrn ]OnN CoN, OF Cecil CO., to Miss SAaAarIi>
NocAEEMAN, OF Kent co., Aid.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

MILFORD AND HAVEN MIMs.-Gov. Causev
has recently had these mills thoroughly repair-
ed' and beng under the management of skiIful
mlIIer", are manufacturing -four and meal Of =
very fine quality The cardng machine and
saw nails at the Haven mills are in complete
order.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

The SMYRNA CAMP MEErING.--The Camr
Meeting for Smyrna Circuit and Station. 10 b,
held IN :he woods of Jacob Williams Esq. q
miles from Smyrna, on the road to Dover. com.
mences on Friday next, the 18th inst There
VIII be about sixty tents, the most of which
are made of board and already erected Opo.
hall OF the fgst row is occupied by families
from The Circuit, the other half by those from
hmyrna and Dover. Mr.. James McDoweu
carries the Union Boarding Tent from Smyrna !.
there will also be a Union Tent from Dover
Every thing has thus far passed harmoniouslv.
aud all are anticipating a pleasant and profitable
time during the encampnent.
Ministers have been invited from philadcl.
phia' aud those from the neighboring Circuits
are expected to be present
The woods is situated half mile from the
ham road, and issaid to be excellent both for
shade and water.
The Red Lion Camp Meeting which COM
mences to-day is very large, as usual. On
Saturday. says the Wilmington Republican,. |
over one hundred tents had been mt nm. and
The work will doubtless be continued Monday
and Tuesday. The different charges of Will !
mingtOn would constitute respectable assem-.
bly, OF themselves, as the members of Scott Al
+. Church put up 10 tents, those of the Union
-. ~ t"1s3 Of old Asbury M less than 30
Ihe meeting will continue until Thursday, if
not until Friday of next week.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

.a-4tl.NL MEETINGs.--A Democratic State
Convention to be composed of fifty delegates
from each county of the State will be held at
Dover, on Thursday, 2lst inst, at O'Clock. p
NJ, for the purpose of nominating a candidate
for Representative in Congress and three Pre-.
sldentlal Electors, to be supported by the De-
mocratic party at the ensuing general election.
Tho friends of Fillmore and Donelson. in
hent county, will assemble in County Meetinr
at the court house in Dover, on Tuesday. the
10Th instant, at 10 o'cloGk, a. NJ, for the pur.
pose OF selecting delegates to the State Con.
ventIon tn nominate Representative to Con.
g5es'. The meeting will be addressed BY sew.
e'sl distinguished speakers.
4 Town Meeting of the friends of Fillmore
and A2nelson will be held in Milford. to.mor.
row evening, for the purpose of forming d Club
for the campaign
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13
= - O = =

TIE Town OF PoMERoY, OnIo, DESTROYED.
me town OF Pomcroy, in this State, was de-
S'royed by fire on Friday, the llth inst, com
"e"c'"s about3 O'Clock. Sixty buildings were
Consumed embracing all the business portion,
The court house and public Offices. Two men
were killed by the falling of the wall.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

AUGUST ELECrIoN>-. lHSS0nri.- In this Si,tc
there has been three candidates G,r Goyor,or
foiR and Benton, Democrats, and Ewing, Amer.
Ican. The vote h.lwccn Polk and Ewjur H.,
been close. but it is conceded that p,I; and
The entire De,aocr4tic ticket is elected. Ca.
rnthcrS, Anderson, Wcodson, Crair BIair
"Feeh ana Phelps are elected TO Congress.
hr"t"chy. = The Americans have carried
'h's Stale by 2,i~0 majority, which is Demo-
cratic gaIn since last election Of 1.41G. Thc
Americans have elected FIVE Of their .Iuduns
AorA Caroli"",-Thc Dcmocratshave elect
"d Their candidate, Bragg, by 5000 majoriy.-
They have also gained twenty-five members Of
the Legislature
ArAanSaS.-''ha Democrats have elected
Conway b 5000 rnaioriry; also, two Congress-
men aud a majority Of the Legislature.
Io~a.-The Republicans have carried Tho
State by 5000 majority.
Atabama.-'rhc election in this State h.,
resulted iavorably to The Democrats.
LATER FROM ECRoPE-By the arrival Of thc
N"Slo Saxon, at Quebec, we have four davs
la'er Intelligence from Europe. The Spanish
lns"rrecIion had not been subducd. O. DohcI
IS slld to have lost ground with the 7)nnnn
nm" Nnrvaez is reP!rtcd as likely to succeed
''m' The British Parliament had been pro-
-ogucd' with speech from the Queen. express.
ng' among other things, her hope that the diff
lcnItIes with this country had been all salts
actorlly adjusted. The House Of Co,o,non.
Committee IN relation to the Sound Dues, pro-
'ose to settle the difficulty by ncgotiation-
revolt (said by Austrian account to have
een Ins'gnlfcant,) had occurred in the Ducby
t Massacara, Italy! Cotton was firm, R,raJ.
'u'S lower and Provisions unchanged. Con.
DIS HrHI, at about previous rates.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

Correspondence Of he Smyrna Times.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

INTERNAL lMrRoyEMENrs.- three mil
lions OF dollars have been voted by the present
y. 5 Senate, for purposes OF Internal Improve
ment' Owing to the advanced stage of the
session. however, it is not likely that many. if
any O! the bills will get through the other
House.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

House.
. W An exchange says Mr.. Buchanan is by
! trade printer, and the first ono of the craft
WHO has been nominated for the hipbcat otIico
!" 'he gitt OF the people, although many of them
nave become famous in other wayS.
! lN2iAN AFFMEs.-Ihe Creek Indians. if is
settled are to receive i million Of 4, liars far
'he'f land IN Aabama-s;l0O,G 900 Of which n
be applied to agricultural purposes, the balance
to he applied per- copifa.
VI The Post Office in Thorougltare Nccl
near Smyrna, has been discontinued Nv orJor
OF the Department.
W Inc United ntares Magazine, for An.
gust Is "A valuable number, profnsclv irnstr,
led and filled with excellent reaJinm
~ -~s~~
,,t - - "AiNLY SrArED.-A correspondent
ol me Delaware Ga,citc, wrltlnr nndnr tI'a
signature OF Philanthropist," makes the f.Io
i""''I% remark which should be iniolblv stonon.
",' '"e mi"d OF every man in this State.
'''"t' never gave man a rioLt IN .nut
l.:, i"'" MS mouth to steal away ms |
'i o'"i" TO create an appetite aud tinm Lahit
r ''i'@ an" destroying hundreds of tbonsa nds
y, ".cn oi'H women yearly. And we confess
surprise and sorrow that man in WI :o'ieSS
at THIS day, should plead the nutbor,t, '@o" @
"oD Tor the right to drink intoyica,,p'r Lo,.a
Us ~, mere eAcItant of blood and passion
Inc true question is, Is the act for Tho .,,n
I''eS''oh OF lntemperauce as ii police statnto r.
hul'iah LUNA government, right or wronr? GOOD Or
paI % Let dISpntanls state its provisions trnIv
un1 a1 quote It's language literally. and show i,
cE!S' , II 1t nave any, logically. If il fail bv
'I,a ACCESSION OF majority let it 90 we can gpt
1'o"S as Wen among goggcries, and drnnk@@n.
'a 'uaS' ana death as well as other leople-wo
i'ay Io'' son, or brother, or father. or fricnd
'','a m"rdcrcd by rum, and we con
''Sn ana weep, as we have done in tho mast ;f
he people order it upon u.s. '"' P"''' Z
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

0~}~ The Post Office in Tboroogrfro Noo,.
near Smyrna has been discontinued by order
of the Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-12
NnNAl Intelligence.

Tfe O. s steam frigaie Wabash arrived yesterday from
Philadelphia 81 viii take In stores here belore pro
ccedng uron her cruise flag shr o The Home squadron
The following is . lisi Of her officers
Commodore, Hiram, psuldirg Cupsin Frederick EnQie
lAcucnsnts james :. Bddle, Edward A. Barnet H. Nc
y. Fairfax, Ptaumont, Leorard Psnioing, 4. r.
ppackenbusb; Mnsser, H15sop NJ Garland; Fleet snr.
aeon, stephen ksrale; Purser Mexican Buchansn Chap
lain, Moses Chase; Engineer in Chicf ID. B. Martin
captain Of Marines, r. Nacomber Chief Engineer James
W. King Parsed Assistant Surgcon, II. Mayo. Second
Lieutenant Of Marines James Le rs; Assistant surgeon
Nm. johnson, Jr Midshipmeo " scard Edward Lea
II. H. Dalton, &. Nor on, A. r. Cooke. I. A. Eastman
Geo BlodFer First Assistant Engineers, =. Garvtn
y. .. Nacomb; Second do, W. s. samm; Third do p.
q. leltz 4. j. Jones, George j. Barry; Boasswain. A.
foueroy; Gunner, W. II. Hamilton Carpenter Nicholas
Wager Sallnakcr james Fergusou Ccrnmodore's sccre
iary J. Plessanis commotcre's Csrk. Tapall rauit
If: Captains Clerk A. o. shun Purser's Clerk a. Il.
Webb.
Since writing the above becomes our painful duty "a
announce the sudden death OF the Fleet Surgeon Dy
RaIsyo, from disease Of the heart.
The u s brig cambridge from Rio Janciro ror Norfolk
spoken on the 3lst ult, 10 latitude 2s 40 NJ Ionr
,ude t3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-12
CITY Intelligence.

TaE WEA1HER R-1esferday morning unusually
warm for this season OF the year II seemed though
Of the july days had been lying sboat loosen and
suayed by mistake into September The mercury ran
up to ninety degrees at noon, anu the ali moist ani
oppressive. drenchng rain ssep over the city
atthree in the afternoon, winch had the effect OF mode
rating the atmosphere. IL stored violently for mo
FiEE EIDspGx STREET The alarm Of fire about
O'Clock yesterday morning for the Fifth district
caused by fire breaking out in The hay ,ot Of the
stable belonging to Mr. Bryant Lawrence cucocr rear
q lsl Etridge street. The nremen quickly q, the
premises and succeeded in cx.ngushpg tho ames Mr.
Lawrence had three valuable horses In the stabatwo
taken out by tho police the other burnt to
death. Mr.. Iawrslce had several head cattle under
,he shed ccso by the Ie, they oy
by neiehbor butcher. The fire extended 10 the
part OF the wheelwrgbt snf hlacksnh srop belonging
lompkins Jellngs ITO Eldridge street carr ytng
away the rear part ana damaging hs steam enigma and
stock, probably ailog ltner some $50. W. Law
rtrees .oss viii ancuat 70 about sag. Gessrs. Tomp
kins jennings were Insured Ia The S,uy lasur
ance Company.
Girl SIDUCxD Hong DRucagD Il
girl about nineteen years OF age brought the
New York Hosri,s Thursday, by Policeman Reed, o.
the Fifth ward, suffering from poisonous drug
which had been administered when at No. 2oH IAspe
rard street. She hsd been duced by som- scountre
leave her home IN Orange county with him. and aite
arriving at the above place, locked up Tor
severai days. She refused 10 give bcr namc an
other Information. Several persons were arr sled On
Suspicion. hui the fellow most wanted could not be
ioend Her recovery Is thought 70 oe highly probable
THs ADAMS BcAny CAsx resumed yesterday, at the
second District Police Court but no evidence OF upo-.
lance was elloted Tho case stauds adjourned 10 the
2tih INST
FA7AL RKs,Tr or An ACCIDENT The boy. WI Ia
Railroad Wednesday, IN our last died
yesterday from the eject Of HIS wounds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-12

WOMAN KILLED nrR HUsnAsp Coroner Conrery
was called on Thursday morning TO the house No 2es
West Thirty sixth street. for the purpose Of holding
inquest upon the body Of Mary Muriough native Of Ire
and 80 years Of age, who found dead In her bed
room on Wednesday night. 1t appeared evidence tia,
Terence Nurtough, he Oldest son, homo late on
Wednesday night and found his mother lying on the
IGOR; and ss bis iather great dTunxard and had
oaen threat ned TO kin his mother he led believe
bai be had done so, and ho acg bis father and
gave him thrashng Tor, IA he said, kng his mothsrn
Hter Muropgh the atbcr cried police ana an
ocer and took him and hts the station house
John Mnrsoagh, the youngest son, testified that at 8
O'Clock on Wednesday evening BIZ father mother
were quarelinR apd he heard his father say thh he
lad for brandy who, on bis return bcd.
awakened by hearing his brother BAY that he would
thrash he faiher for killing hR notncr 0hor witnesses
were eysmlred who testified that they had freuueutiy
seen huitcugh beat hr Tifc that DO drunken Il l.
Cw and that the vile was occasionally drunk No
marks of violence were found upon tue person or de-
ceased that would cause death. Dt. Flnne will analyze
TIE oonients ~ the stomach today, With view Of
i.nng whether or net poson had been adoa,erca and
such has been the casc, his evidence viii 10 ait be
ore the Grand jury The Coronet's jury rendered a
vrdict " That deceased her ecalh tho ads
On the rendition Of the verdict Mrrlousb conmed
70 prison.
AocpSSr,irT TlTArLY sHor Coroner Perry held
inquest esterday the Nineteenth ward police sta
uon upon the boey Of John Ritter German Is years
cfege who accidentally and fatally shot on wedncs-
cay At Ruperts Shooting Gallery Forty fourth str, It.
rear First avenue. The deoetscd, Il appears
ricd At O'Clock in the morning and tho same day took
hs BRIDE 10 see company OF Gcguar crngcoL which
he was member-drin. While practising ~ target
efeise the San morning., John Scasi the Lieutenant
Of the company, accidentally discharged his pistol the
hnll from which bit deceased in the tcmple aud be tell
r'td On The floor. The Coroners jury after rly nvcst
atng Tho melancholy occurrence rendered verdict Of
Accidental death, fand exoneraiod the Lieutenant a
blame.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-12

cANApA vs.. uhIrEp srATEs.

Ills great match commcDced yesterday at Iiobokeu,
epa y * O'Clock when iie s,vmps drawn, the
ssne stood, Cs1ada fr,t innhigs sxty four United
siais- ars, Innings eshy nine, with The loss Of six
~iokes tour Of which for twenty SIX runs,
~hcp fe rs'1 put sicp 10 thc Play. When i cleared
ZAP 'hs round was wet that overyihiag in favor
81 The ts'tcFs and against HE bowars deldcrs
tcSiay heldng that tine crcketer Cibbes 10 ruu 40
tsrge score IN scientific style Play will te commenced
sr dsy Al 10 oclock There could not have been less
afsu Eve 10 six thousand spectators 90 thc ground
dvi8te TO daY; amongst whom were crickeers FRO n
frSnv tbbs IN osber cities aai IRON our orn pefzbor
hood aud y be lraered what scattering aai con
de aeasor under Temporary places Of shelter took place
a. the commencement Of the storm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-12

sfIT. II Mayor Hall presiding, and present Aldermen
RacLhouFe Shaw, Walsh ard oakley.
Health Ward, JscoEs reported First street, from South
fuurih to South Seventh street. M n al exceedingly
nnhy condition, whcrcupon II declared nuisance,
ard fhc Aldermen Of The ward directed TO abate H.
Tho B,sih Cfcr reported that cases Of infectious
malignant disease bad to his knowledge during the
preceding twenty four hours
lie ayo sent in communication stating that Dr. s. G.
Hanf8d lad prblsbed card rcitersiing tbs statement
ttat bis brcibers OR W. H. HaLford) one OF
genuine yellow tcver aud report OF the had
been made 10 the Health Office, whereby the laws
violated he recommended action by the Board In regard
On motion Of Alderman sHAw the Clerk was directed 70
cue Dr. snord 20 snow cause Why he haa not reported
tie csss.
w. " srrrs. os Tho Fourth ward requested permission
v nd and weigh hides from the brig Caroline irom AS
puwall
Adormsn WALSH moved ,ha, the application be re
Gpd
Mr srrys said the course pursued BY the Board was
urds 20 he city of Brooklyn The hides were dry and
here disease at Aspinws with tho exec ption Of
tho usual Chagres fovcr and ague.
Alderman WASH then Withdrew his former motion, and
moved that tie application W laid on the table. He did
rot know why MI should have exclusive privileges.
Mr. Srrrs wanted 10 eNe1tive privileges but he hoped
;re rosrd wuold obtain scre more Information what
WAS healthy ard what was bot.
Alderman wAsH ssit the rnard would ask the gentle.
nan for Information when they wanted H.
Mr.. SFss did nci know who tho gentleman WAS neither
do he care, but be td know, from the course he pur
sued, that he was not "a 10 be an Alderman,
Alderman WASH addressing the Nay6r) hoped the
yentlenan would he compelled 10 leave the room.
Mr. suE makrg u the expression that the Al Ter.
man was not much q gtntleman,) made . movement
towards the door.
Alderman w,fsH moved ,ha, the Health Warden se d,
rcicd 10 close the door and Alderman Backhouse amend
cd that Mr. Spies be tskon into custody when Mr. Spies
without inriber explanation, walked out; and that
the end of ".
Tefmisson was granted 10 the brig Dorcthea, from
Monevidco TO land, weigh and lighter her hides below
the Gap.
ON motion OF Alderman WALSH the affair Of the brig
Lileu was ,ascn from the table, ami the captain excu
rsied from any charge Of intentional violation q the law
Adjourned.
Fort Hamilton Relief soriety's Report.
MILITARY HosrnAl.-No new cases slnce last report
All ooing wei
saw Doctors Dubois and Crane (at New Utrcch) last
night 9TH down with attacks OF yellow fever.
J. VI. BAILEY, NJ D., U. s. army.
pr Rohe Resident Phys,isn Relief Hospital reports
Ali under his charge doing well, excepting Ann Mooney
1tcsnita1 res psed, James Mcknight, do.
New ,ane- Mrs Jordan,
FRANCIS r. BERRIER secresary.
FoRt HAxua ON, sept. II, 1s5e-gh A.. NJ