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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

NEW CDNGEHN.--Wm. y. Anderson has
~ this day associated with him JOHN @. ADAMS aud
THOMAS o ANDERSON for the purpose of transaeing
GENERAL GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
INf BUSINESS under the firm and style of ANDERSON
ADAMS co. the old stand of W. r. Anderson dor
merv ! B Renwicis1
Thev will always keep hand well selected stock of Gro
cees Guano, ground and lump Paste Livingston Plough
and tastiugs.
given the sale of consgnmcnts, and
advances made on Produce In hand
WILLIAM I. ANDERSON
JOHN Q. ADAMS,
& s u ANnI.RSDN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

fa+e contemplating Marriage" Pour eeld steel plates 10
cts pIau plate. - et-, nte IT postage
This ncil contains dissertation the necessity "i Mar
rin - instructions IA uoufnH with ture Ter Love "hrca
laFrN tuuphIthfiH o Sirrltk Iantd IN r'a"
Of family mluv other Instructions the French
ui .c1u Buhuis. Address HENRY 5. q SHtTH \ co.
Hyf5#ts t.Igsd B.N 1910 Past Nice x
IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

j WA BALTIMORE, Mp-1he andorsisnod, Forward
ne Merchants aud Agents feuney auh Raiiopd
baltimore rcApoetfnlq solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
TO Ali pOiNrs ~ 1UE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
their acquaintance with the trac having been for
nfEe pnt Of the Tobasto
ny through baltimore they Halter hcmsclvcs that they
tan give antlsfnriion 10 shippers.
Freight n = Ia by Other line
,uuiunnonts 10 u from the solicited and punetnaly
attended to- MAhhAN n kopNS,
70 North att,,'i, baltimore.
Jacob leHd Co. j brandt IT,. baltimore, l. L.
Dudley, W. smith, McDaniul, limt 4 Preston, Mllloi
trrnshaw, Iynshhnfg, CroushRw &tp.. Richmond
II,
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HpAs.GANW n 0AaHp,
~ Volnrso Commission N.,ehuut-,

II rarIr-t lIt f,tet=lup Va.
JNo#t N''itr. Iaieef tlt ftIiu oi Hes.
ter #NtHt. laalH4end va
4'fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

,aseos ~ i,,ch tttnde. jaoa rul ,aaa ou' Hom',
GIN Nauan'ou L. entan nothing injurious to the tNsem
Azure. ''"'.'' o ant O. q 't' Z nnAAE"rWrrta CO.
I : =hetter. u,,Jel al our ri.k, lap lSdIm
A.ENs-t}st.~-BwsNG uNtUs>E- -Thcwrrnt
- n'G nur"t Smeos e"wmH MN'hneH IL founded "a th'
and fhaft# co. fem se3t employed will earn NOT "ss
- ~ l.ia mIfau,lr,i ah, Information about hcse
mash'HIso, pre,s. zslte"t rnrehasns e,"H '. % ,ah
~ Ct .nu, beautiful rcgrai rep"r entirely do'o
ted IN s,vp- Mrpne uta,so II win he sen gratis
iotsl No.>Is-Werfed in every te"n in the United
snies u.v I.,u urnrattaa emouts ~" onrred
h-Wet t.Nr mal, arrangements mitl' many editors Hni
1sm. to t. GRse sn9..n conracswlf' eNery nowspa.
! NJ siN6ER 60,
mbr q tlau Jgi ureelNny. \. Ncl
kSsNa s..o.Es.aa.> .or ~os sa.sE> tNM-
ntits slREtG MN hobN i~mbi.ksd !f9ol '@p",.
~ Vtn,. Finest oid nr drs soatir old lnmai.
n ,l,, oud NutHua liu, ud Holland TIN and every
,eefs Il dp. Imported aud p.moNlc liquor .,...,.
tHANfAnNl-- Man Snahe, Novt thaHdan hni Iummn
mpnta' 4 d, .ut and Naleny r',ds' AMI oh'r ''rNnIs
otnar 'hn Al rfuNf-=u, nonf Chateau MarsauN Nhe.
TN Linn" !" .'ae. im"zr h"G"oN Aha st va
h,i"@r ~ o. sae9tar ccE and Nasee
sfeeA sd NIL the ehaisee Ya'ntts iiegante N'H"""'
rprno> lerr-= =atalRieds Rai~ns hmonds rruncsso
ut r M tn" y3s, yI 4gaaa, s,l w,.,rn,,
li3psz sia,b,l and ueked I"guoe
GazH# s. lf Ii.t=la tah@. Tubs aud siahe Jars -,
foGua> tI'Ntlr-Sano,s, VniNnpS sarhn'a' '"r''s'ol
rlHgzis. I'D " O., Iul,o aud nooe.lr And aiull
a#hE.t ..rtuenio al .Nor, variety Of fme urocc'i's
nala5s
FpRarurs ~ RoN~rrRs.
- S5lr ,t,eafaqa,t d an" Io, rab9esa l"or Grain
ooton fad l,lnee. No % Water Street New York.
ll'fal ~ nNan''s"n '"n''t"n'"s
e, ss.....',. '..qaua.l. r,.omo"1 Va
1As e1u'., .,Dn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

" INTERESTS My stock Of Guato and "th'T ,,i
Store consisting of Peut ian t'uan9 n" \, @ n.i
IN ,re Insy, coi price SOP DcBurss Manipulated "nano
COM osai purc Peruvian NJ Nlean Gnan9 ana nIe ,
a a Deurgs : per phos plate of Lime, Mexican Huai7
containing f2l ro OF Bone, Phosphate ai m & hi @
Wells m and Plaster excel mt manure or "l" 'u
lacco Iyuvlburg Ground Plaster IA bN' n"sH Vi ~
rels an ,to ,,, g, a..
- fertilizers aud soil them, h't al he hs" p'
be obtained the lowest f,oie 'i''s ~
ruyq Govern mont and il is certainly "t ihe best nay
price is ns o ns in other market "idnB th cS ~
rransrtoto Fn,,,, lers are now much used, and can
proye to ,d Planters thst to their interest to
i'atrouixe such a house propose to keep i,1as'
a e NM y
2s.is ~ pne'"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

N-SVIGE.-Ne wish 10 call the attention ot
~ and those interested to the tar that
excitement in Bacon Market aud tn prices
gone up ! and ia cents pound and hm With An
uwwarl trndency LARD l2i cents, BUTTER to cents,
FLOUR ST. 10 81 NEAL 81 to 30 cents toRN 80 OATS per
30 s go 10 62i Red WHEAT - 20 ~ -
White ( 30 to 81 81 BEEF to u nett
We hav" lot of hyperion Clover Timothy Orchard Ever
green English Herds Seeds hand for sale at
hi, time prime Stock of Groceries Chewing and Smo-
king Tobacco Ia whrh win sell good bargains Step IN
and when you come to Iynchburg. -
McCORKLE & co,
Groccrs and Commission Merchants at the old stand OF
McCorke Jones Innr tots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

DIssoLUTIOtS AND NEW FIRMS.

TIN y 1S17
nEssNIR FkoN.-Thr firm Of Lee ~ Johnson
~ Dissolved 45 limitation ON tile 3st lloc"mirt l-h
The , will he used only in closing up the
Those udeed tho respectfully reqHts
ted to settle their accounts is important that the business
should bee closed We is occasion to return our sincere
thanks friends and the public for the very liberal rat
extended and earnestly ask cont
uafion of the same 10 thc new to Johnson CO
JOHN B LEE,
IllOS. l.. JOHNSON.
ANEW GDSeEssR.-Wc bnse this dHy 0ssocin-
ted together under the and firm of Lee
johnson Co. purpose of conducting neral Gro
business at the old stand o
Lee Johnson Main ill he glad to
friends public, promise every
effort promote their interest.
JOHN B. LEE,
TIlDS. l.. JOHNSON,
Tynehburg, Jan. !. 1887. GEORGE W. ROOKIE.
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

"a bThs E.-EIc >ub-cr. Der returns his thBmk-
~ and customers and the pubic generally
liberal bestowed On him and the differ
yc hc las been connected Tor the last sixteen
wears n t Budug business IN The city. lie takes this
ihod ut them thar he will continue the building bust
mes. as Lrrefpiafr both Brick and Wood Work.
Hehopes by close Pca"n to business to retain their con
fdeprr > that the larger portion of his
hands and he expects 10 work that KIND "i labor
a the same tnnr the experienced white
anrrevnen himself with his experience and by
giving Ills personal the business to be able
cute any may offer in such style to give satstac
ton to his patrons 80
III, Shop Oice Jefferson Street in rear Of Saun
defs m and Immediately opposite the shop tNi X Tom
l. X whore will tccp constantly ON hand an kinds OF
dressed Tnnber and ready made work such as sash Doors
Hlmd. a. GEO G. cuKLE, Agt.
IAN l7dcod1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

4 I TM May, IS55.-Call NJ the Store Of the
i subseriber and buy Of his bargains In New Dry
Goods Of every description which will be sold Tor Cash
. NAV lln 1 JNO J. PURvi6. Agt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

nEvwsGERATORS, REFRIGEDATORe.
IL yl, subscriber large assortment Of
Retrigerators. Among them may bc found ScHooLEYs,
SCoTs MACEs PATENTS each Of which are highly rec
commended by having them In this city Prices
from 81 to $40 EDWARD J,'FOLhEs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

Il EEP COOL.-Just received 81 very mne ms
.ortment Coolers of different and prces
very plated Water Pitchers and Coolers OF
gnaty which ould be pcasd to sell show /,
o friends and customers. Call and SEQ them.
ma, lGia j WILLIAMS & SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

u. ii,c new est 81, les in finf i"'"'"s ~"
49, ~ "'"''"''7 GLASS * RAINE'S.
KNOas aSLE.-Aiate Of virginia hohms, -!
u Iyurl.urg salt Work. Brnei' u mus
Hank tork Mechanics savings BapN stock HIl",r az
II rchauts savings Bank stock, \rgliia tennessee .
Raal STOCK Lynclburg FIRE Insurance Stnrk. Jan's ~
d k1nawha Stock. PETERS SfE>NE " W.
ap 2l-s ---------
4 tRN-c0n.tant ON hn d and Tor n'.eD ~
~ ma 9ts H. a. HARDY 60, P'tarspofs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23
FpRa,iurN ~ RosSTrHs,-

stya1rHNN. a BAatE a CO.. Importer "i
frHsf i."sith md tteunou Faucy Goods, aud deh@s
taaua. B.u-t rH4Ias Linen aud teuen Thread, So"
ing sill o1 #utl ,ats generally q MURRAY str''t Ne"
Ya,l l- uly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

A-EN HOOK. NEW B0ON-Sy ss'v JOHN
~ T. EBW WARDS-PA1 NEa CHRlsIlAN have to-day
received Random Sketches aud Notes OF European Travel In
ls.s by Rev J. =. Edwards price Sl tma2tts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

A PssRs. 27,h, t~3s-Dnvis N Zones paIen.
"a Shoalder Seam Shirts. Drawers, &c. &e, nj
ouP3t5 GLASS 4 RAiNE'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

s>AEslnad -er s.ASt.saoLsNE ~ WAikAp'S
v Pictures they are going fast. lap --is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

y There many ignorant and worthless Quaeks
lsrriis 4 themselves Physicians and eopNlng ' JoiN
SroSs atlvrtt4uent Mcidrs, Boot Bffs lamp IrH
N rs d. pyl and Con.tJ5r ilatdys whose Ives instead
AT The Nour Science Medicine have heen ptht III ne
Ntoiai Cogdcg styling themselves hg"'9,g h@"
rafd Pit.,s u,,sng upon peril need and unsns
pcvtnr fling aud raining the health OF All ulio
" falling in sr power that ir Johnston deems II necessary
to say prrny to those nnacQuaintcd with ms reputation
tha, leutielS diplomas always hang in ms once
lis RFMEDIES and treatment are enIrey uhNh""h 10
all ot'ris prepared from life spent in the s''a'
in Earp, aud the first III this country aiid more eA"
practice than any other pin ysican in the w9ii1:
He ALONE CAN RESTORE 1oo'
~ ! l. llAk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23
DR. ,soh,iS,ou's Hnyigorntiug Ecincd. for organ,
ia. N,nku

Bv great and important remedy, weakness OF the o"
ans an, sleiv cured tl restotod Thousands
the most dehiated who had lost all oehafe
been Immediately rciey "a. An mpcaments 10 Marriage
Ihvsical or Mental DisquaGcation Nervous lTahiitN
rmpg and WeakEess or exhaustion OF the most fearful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24
Police InfelngeMce.

DAaw BioHvAY RorIsRr --on THURSDAY evsnrg gsJh
OHarran, OF Asssaohpsetts, from which State he Tad
arrived the afternoon previous, sng the
wes, RooDsoa streets when three approached
him from behind and he instantly sezsd back CT the
neck tr'ppei up and dashed upon the pavsmsnt. Toe
robbers then pundercd him OF sie7 In bank bills aud
aea. Bsrran made his way to tho Third ward pslioe
station when he gave partial description Of tho roo.
ber and the tolowng morning officers Elder, AyIss and
Beam, arrested James Kelly, youth eignseen yexs
the thieves. ClNk idsn,.nsd by Hsrrsn the
who hold him down. and Kelly was recognized by him
the " bo led bis pockets The prisoners
locked up by Justi, Connolly for trial.
Assur Or ALLEGED ssoP LiyrIRs-Tuo Y Germans
psmed Otto SCHROEDER and Charles scgmund, yesterday
entered The store o, Y. n Jones & o., 40. Warren
street. under pretcnso Of making purchase of s..
sstiDs and while n the counter, Schroeder Il IA al
legged, 10 steal and secrcte under his ove-eos two
pieces Of ves,ng valued $40 No notice apparently
w& taken ~ the act by The person n attendance bal IN
ooer yoirsn procos ded the and arrested tns
Germans before they had stolen enough TO satisfy them
selves The vesng found In possession of Schroeder
and he and hs friend vas locked up BY assoe Brenhso
Tvs PAsE CAM Louis and Ann weoh occupying
the premises No. 50 Crosby street, yecerdAy
rested charged with foborg soathernes, callos him
self Y Henderson, Of Sos, BY the panel Hen
derson. appears, was ascosNd BY the woman Wolcn
10 the street and vent 70 her Apartments vits hor.
while there together third party crep, through
window aud absrsc Ted the money from Hcnder
sons vest, which vas yina upon chair. Amor hender
bad caused the ne vac unwilling 10 prosecute
further and the evidence against the prisoners being
sufficient TO hold them, the magistrate Justice Wood let
then 90.
THs Norf srssrr Aass0 CAsx In tho casa OF
pending ssalnst Francis Quinn charged with srns tbs
apartments Of Robert Sling, situated iu ihs tenement
house No 2b2 Nett street, the evidencs yesterday
concluded by the Fire Marshal before Justcs Wood,
the main facts OF which have already been published.
The socwed, Ia his sm,naion, said be wasa sanve OF
ireland about orIy years OF age and by trade butcn
In reference 10 the charge preferred against him he
said he did recoect anytning sbost s. Justice Wood
committed the accused 10 prison for tfiah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24
Gsroney's gnaueAts.

DrAIs ysos FxPosun-on Thursday evening man
named henry C. Harley was found sensbe Fulton
fsrry and taken to the Second ward station house. He
Was there placed In cell, ard In the morning, beng
abie to walk, cArted 10 The romss where he died
Coroner Perry held inquest upon the body when
Of the heutspan OF the second ward Ice saasd In sv
dsncs that when the deceased w& broug,x In he vas
drunk Or. simmons, who him afsev he reached
pot think deoeased was drinking nAa. Dy Christie.
pher Weltje made q post mortem eKanlnation OF the
body and testified that he found that deceased had
cancer OF the stomach and atrophed heart he ss.
heved the deceased would have Died of dsease but
that exposure 70 cold was the immediate casss Of death
The rdic OF the Jury death by exposure W The
nciement weather the predisposng cause being cancer
of the stomach sad stnphIsd heart"
FsrAI AocDsyr Coroner Connery held inquest at
pier No II North river upca bs body OF James seldom,
Enslsh sailor, forty years Of age whose death ww
caused By fracture u skull sustained consequence
OF block having fallen from the riggn9 OF the ship u
shou upou his hsAa verdlct scclioptsl dsash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24
La IL Safe 70 he I'm the Streets at Night =
TO TIN KDIToR OF TIE HBRALc.


KNOWING thAt through she inEuence oil your vauacte
columns many Of the eyts and abuses in this city
,o.,od and ,h., yac oo,rmn, .r. .,x,v. onan A be
','N ieS~O, N ,-r' - D,' "o - " - ~ r. ~ " ~
pnohcAoh OF 'neM' oeg ieaVe 10 car your e"enHon 70
q very serious which exists this city at present.
IA st.h 4, nm, h..ba1 ,,tu aror,,.,t, a.s a., ...ro.
~ ' u NV ' ~ ' ~ " ~
which must prove an incehoe dssrsos 70 one Oh tas
greatest cities IN the world allute to tho fapt that re-
...., u,, -. - ,., ...tx 4. ,.,. .,,u .c.- ,..k
aP'o'A"'o ''io' ae" oA"'' van ~ 'N'' ''' N'o' U'~
vhout constant dread o being kno;xed down ana rH1u
lated not a has hhe -to been the co Amt rc rdoe
~, =. - -. 80, ,.., ,,,,, - 80 go. -,
'' ~ no" s"'s ""''. 'ee"'' ..'''' y" ""' 'e aP'
whose mode living IS to attack g0rtemen for tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24

to hts previous career As 30 Nugsa, he uovsd for
Judgment Immediately, for they we're tired sending BIC,
10 the penHennsry.
NU8ENT eEfr TO SING sIf6 FOR LIfs-A wAgEf~1
TO THE aABRoTxRs.
Judge Russell, In passing sentences, ssid-Nugsnt
you have been convicted OF robbery In the first de-
gree, . very hsn offence. ana one toat prevails TO q
very great extent In this community any OF ea,.
zers are after DARK matter what part the city
hey may be IN, they not safetneir lives endau
;ai,s erey ca,e of s k,nd uoR ,zent Of the tIu
rega,de;s Of The ostion Of hs c0der. tn. see Of the
t0u 1 chat iacarerated in the STATE prison for tie
term OF Jonr rot'ra NE
sENTE,wkD 10 TIE sTATs PRISON yOR FIFTEEN
YEARS.
jeremiah McCsuey put upon his trial FOR the sbovc
offence comried upon NJ Bernard Cos sFoye Of Brook
lyn SUNDAY night 36ts November ast in Water stree
The prisoner /, company with aooher man. seizet the
compa and threw bin, down when prisoner robbed
him Ol his watch snd away. II was between ten
and tv eive oclocs at night The ev-deacs aaans the
acc ised Was roncslve and se Jury After dc oerating
70. u lew me ments, .ound him guilty
Judge Russell thy, proceeded 20 pass sentence upon
the prisoner. In rcpiY TO lsinuAtoo by
the prisoner his Hoor remsrkcd that tho Of
this Court always favorable 70 iBnoCsnco
upon the guilty. matter what might be the po
sition u the cuiprit Every man placed at tha& bar,
wbeihr guilty. would have q fair traa and
be assured his hearers that innocent man wod ever
suffer wnie be preside the bench yet cous;de-
ration worId the guilty escape the punishment OF she
law
Addressing the prison sr Judge Russell spoke 'o.
lows - McUauley, you have been convicted OF very
high crlme, and Il Is necessary TO MAKE example OF
oil OF the kind brought before the Court shalI
not intct go severe sentence ~ might do, In corse
queoce OF the fact that s affair had taken place some
ne since re crcurnstancs OF ne ca,e are not 70 cSgra
uGrg 10 Iced serd yor TO the State prison for s
b- i0,Ii nos you for the sm Of fftsr, years and
wOnths
The Court dourped til II O'Clock this morning whcn
one forgery VII, be tried, and NUM- Der OF sentences
passed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24

vehicles were out, for the owners knew II would
be death to their springs, and seghs oo along
tortoise pace Broadway, In front Of the Park, was
almost impasibe from the above cause, and many
the casualties which drivers experienced thereabouts In
the pursuit Of speed under difficulties. We Witnessed
many accidents to cutter sleghs; those very fragile
vehicles were frequently overturned by coming In oos
tact with snow hills, their occupants being pitched
unceremoniousy out Of tbem Gentlemen had better be
careful these times hard frost Is favorable to breaking
limbs heavy all Of seems to be the only thing
which can render the streets comfortable for travel
ling,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24
Nsarinp Court.
Before Hon. Judge Thompeon

A BEr on rHE RESULT or THE LATE PRESIDENTIAL
ELEcrIoS--aR BUCHANAN, rRRsIDKST ELECT, TO
BE A wIrSxss FOR THE Defence.
JAN. rs Gtlchrti, kcZsan This action Il brought
ssto bet on she last Presidential election Nr
lay Tor moved to adburn the the part Of the 10
fendsn staNng that should be under the necessity OF
askrg Tor q commission W examine James BucosnNu.
President elect on behalf Of the defendant he shouA
Tail to procure the personal attendance of that dstn
pushed persossse. The do tor
tth Of February next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24
THE STATEN ISLAND BOATS.

The boats OF this line displayed dogged obsilnscy In
attempting 10 keep up their usualhour and half trips.
and partially succeeded throughout the day Ladies' and
gentlemen came down to the Battery and displayed =
great desire known the trip could DO performed in
safety and entered the gate with an anxiety easily
accounted for BY the ugly look OF the Bay
AZ far as the eye can reach Governors
Island frozen H. and the Ice extends in uneroken line
right away 70 Fort Hamilton, and for miles, from the
shore Is from two 70 three fcet In thickness whilst
Govanus Bay does not appear to have drop OF water n
H. The people OF an parts Of sa,eu Island are now c'm
pcled TO use but enc ferry aud Governor Price has go'
that nsuIar concern orcby annexed and intends getting
law passed 10 keep Il 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24

THx AprtryRkIos o. MIIk-A C,ss or Summary
PusnHsrSI IN FRAscr-The prompt and egccsive way
which they France OF punishins vloions Of the
swsn regard 10 the adulie.aon OF articles Of 'ocd may
be seen from the following sensercs which was pro
nounced by one Of the police cosrs Of Versailles Ia the
offence against the law
Louis Charles jerome Oriol, aged thirty two milk.
dealer born q. Auvergpe. srondsenent OF fcntoise,
convicted Of aduterairg ss4 trss (32t qusrts OF
cpsse in The oaence condemned 10 three months i'm.
prsonment and nne Of nfty francs (Sio), aud has
been ordered that IN o. tse ssa sen,enc'
ruur, and besides that twenty dve copies Of toe SAID
sentence be posted In divers conspicuous places TO wit
Molceaux one tho Of The Nsyorslty in each OF
these places and door cf Orio d~ellog
An these expenses s we'll s the legal costs 10 be borne
By the offender.
such tho stringent In which offenders or TIL.
character arc punished only Versailles but 10 Psrii,
and believe In al the towns Of France. Ia Paris they
devd,, or municipal custom house, through which
all ihe milk pass before the dealers permitted TO
sell In the city and any sttempi at smuggling sdue
ration 10 punishable with heavy ane Here In New
York, however, whore the yearly sales OF mix amount
10 about six millions Of dollars and the consumption Of
the article cs,imsied s thirty millions or quarts,
We either have such Law, or We have has become
entirely obsolete II appears nearly two thirds o.
the milk consumed in New York Is aau.ers,ed, and Of
this the largest portion IL the product OF mill and STOP
ted cows, almost all Of which are in . dises,sd state
Nov this Ia clearly . legitimate subisc, for legsls-
non and II In which al milk deeply
interested The protection of the pubic bssh .sd par
ncularly health Of children, against the injury which
results from the Of aduersted articles Of food,
should be ensured BY the passage OF sh~ scmewhst
similar ITO that existing IN Versailles bill vas pre-
ssr,ed tne ago in the Legislature Of this state,
With view Va the correction OF this great evil, and We
fus, ,hs, wil meet with that attention which lts m
portapoe demands. Hn enough 10 state ~ al inccsuvs
W prompt action the matter, that over t-o thousand
children die 10 this city every year from diseases having
| ,hcsr origin IN the use OF sdultersled Or swu ulx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24
Effects OF THE LATE STORM AT SQUAN,
NEW JERSEY.

aorls vItLAgs, Jan. 2, 1857,
We have been visited by one Of the most severe snow
storms we have ever expe this part q the Jer
sey coast, n was accompanied with violent gale, aud
the damage caused thereby very extensive, and has
been attended with gres, loss OF property The storm
commenced on Saturday the 18th ms, and continued
tl the following Monday night Buildings were unrco'ed,
several brdscs carried away and those over sharkoys
river and Cores pond both OF which we're ate erecteu
completely demolished OF lao posts there are only sk
or eight standing The bathing houses are ais, dessroye
and all the vessrls in Sausn river driven ssnoes,
where they lie high and dry. We have had no mas
here FOR four ave days and our telegraph wires nave
TRAVEL THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
MoSTRpst, ian. %, 1857.
The thermometer this morning registers rs degrees be
low zero. ,,,,
In the upper town the mercury this morning 30, and
in the lower town II degrees below zero
wHrr Rivss Jvsoros, Jau. *, 1857.
Al half past eight O'Clock this morning the mercury
was 70 degrees below zero.
The the, uomeser here M p NJ, registered 7e degrees
b.,ov zero The drftsd last night very badly.
ina train from Rouses Pcist dus here at noon has not
ret arrived The northern train for Boston yesterday
in the snow this side OF Concord
Bosroy Jan 2s, 1857.
The mcrnpg train from New York arrived at 10 O'CLOCK
las, night and me afternoon train from New York reach
cd Worcester at II O'Clock this morning, and will probs
by get here about two There considerable drifting
ON the road. Az O'Clock this morning the standard
Thermometer nj Cambridge Observatory exhibited IL
desrces below zero Ths ferries are sressT impeded
and foo, pss,sng~s cross from the CiV 70 Es' Boston