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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-05

SUNDRIES.
r HAVE just received a splendid lot Of
Il Groceries which am retailing at the fol-
lowing low prices.
Baltimore Family Flour 50 Bbl cts per lb.
do Extra do do 4 x cts do
Rio Coffee II q cts per ID.
Q Sugar 10 cts, Yellow 10 cts per ID.
Apples 81 per Bbl.
Nulnsens Pickles and Catsup,
BucRwbeat 81 cts, Lard Ia 4 cts.
j. ". PLGNs
Corner OF Main and
IA IL Fen Church streets.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-05

NV advertiser wishes to
w purchase a middle aged COLORED
WOMAN, who can come we'll recommended
as Cook, Washer and Ironer. She must be
honest, capable and healthy.
Also-A GIRL, between 16 and 20 years
of age, who is a good house servant
Also-A NEGR MAN of good character,
as Coachman, one who thoroughly under
stands driving, and the care ofhorses.
Persons having servants of this description
for sale will hear of purchaser by address
sing the advertiser, through box 622, Post
Office, Washington City.
fe 27-lw WIN. SHIELDS.
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" Q "A NJ IL z q Q q vi p A n Y,
v Booksellers Stationers, Book Binders,
and Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 10 Main
large and well selected Stock of BOOKS,
In every Department of Literature.
Country Merchants and Strangers visiting
the City would find it much to their advan-
tage to examine our stock before making
their purchases, being confident, that We can
offer them great inducements.
VICKERY n COMPANY,
fe % No. 10 Main street. Norfolk, Va,
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II ADIES-lfy you will please look at this
~ advertisement you will find out that we
have this day received per Express from
Philadelphia, anice lot Of fashionable shoes
consisting of the following kinds viz /:
Ladies' Morocco Thick Sole Boots,
do do Thin do
do Italian Cloth, Thin Buskins,
do do do CATERS,
Misses Morocco Heeled Boots,
Childs' do Soles,
do do Goat do
Also some beautiful Rosettes Please call
and look at them
f. W. SEABURY d son.
fe % Is Market Square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
Brooklyn Common Council.

The Beard met last night Alderman Kalbfeisch in tho
chair.
Commissioners Of Deeds,-A list OF two hundred and
confrn cd
3te Fourteenth Fd5d Alderman.-The Law Committee
reported adverse TO the claims Of John Coahan, Alder
elect of the Fourteenth ward and submitted the fol-
lowing resolution, which adopted
Resolved, That this Common Council do and
d. clare that John w. Coahan, claiming 10 the
Fourteenth ward o the city Of brooklyn Alderman and
such claiming seat IN this Common Council, Ia not
qualified TO hold tie Office OF said Alder man, and
therefore not entitled 10 this Common Council by
reason Of his having been resident OF the city OF
election held In AIsi 1858, at which the said Colahan
claims to have been elected and by virtue OF which ho
claims bic seat.
Coranas Briigc.--A resolution was adopted hxing
5s as the amount necessary 10 construct bridge
over Gowarus creek at Hamilton avenue.
Fiotbush lrcnue.-A petition signed by los citizens
presented skng that ilaioush be repaired with
The view o. converting into carriage road. Tho idea
Is to take up the cobbie stones and rnicaaamse Il.
The tonSat!es B,tG-Jnigc Culver sent n n commu-
nicauon reference ms decision refusing tho
the cons,abcs' bills for police services asking tho
Common Council 10 refer the 10 IN. Law Committee,
In order that the views Of the Board thereon might
pressed. 40 referred
7ne Juasos' Csurts-A petition, signed BY nineteen
citizens presented praying for the abolition OF the
Office Of Justice of the Pesce, and establishing instead
Dsirict Courts and Judges The snbjsct referred
the Law Committee
4 hac fsry.-Thc city wharf at the foot or ra,ton
street leased 10 . Company time since for tho
purpose OF establishing af.uy Last night laAs. was
presented for adoption, IN which the company agrees
establish cent ferry IN New York by tile lst or
February, 1859 The point of landing on the other side
has yet been definitely fixed The subject was refer
red 10 the Committee on Perry and Water Rights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

From the Providence journal, Dec I'll
Tho FIRE IN the Naumkcag Mis- and the loss OF life oc-
casoned by tho fraudulent pack cotton have
attention 70 asutJcct which have than
referred TO- To the considerations of honesty and fair
dealing added those ~ safety property and
life, all tcqg the necessity ~ hlnei angemeut
Tor returning 10 The planter whatever cost and what
trouble, every bale of cotton that 3 fraudulcny
pacA q, and ior fully exposing tue offender.
such plan ough e. unite ne manufacturer tho factor
and De planter and all h0rts for their general pro.
lection aralnst fraud Tie few planters who rack their
cotton nacs with stones rcproach to the great boy
of thcm, Wno would scorn such act much any
other rascaty. Yet there great difficulties IN prose.
utng individual cnses Ivy the individual sufferers. IL IS
hcer temporary expedicbi submit % the original
loss, tban 70 attempt TO recover at - great distance
and through 80 many hands. In association could
deriake u at very moderate cost assessed upon
large number q manufactures ana BY vigorously push
ng each case herrc 10 the original pcrpctraor a the
fraud could make against his interest 10 repeat H. and
could put purchasers their guard against the crop that
bears his name We hardly credit the report that
friction matches founi the cotton at the Nan.
kcag VI II be true, tho company u 10 the public
safety expose The nccnd'ary who would undoubtedly
BE- responsible for damages aud liable 70 criminal prose
CutiCn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

ARREST or srsfECTBD TfLIBUsTERs-PRoGRESs OF
RlBRoSIsM, IScESDrARIsN, ETC., ETC.
We record TO- day the strange intelligence that fifteen
spectacle young men have been apprehcnded in the
southwest of ireland charge Of belonging secret
society whoec object bring about the invasion Of
their country by American hlihuscrs.
with these arrests in view, will be interesting u
up The recent news rrom ireland, what is taking
place in that country.
The Dublin correspondent of the London Pot calls at
tcnton "s,artng paper, written by jail chaplain
published recently one Of the Dublin journals
which processes TO give on the authority cf Ribbonman
an acccun, Of the organ &c. of The Ribbon system
The paper states that delegates from The lodges
meet quarterly in Liverpool Manchester, Glasgow
Dublin, or other large manufacturing towns, 10 make
arrangements for disseminating the signs and rass
words for the ensuing quarter. The lodge meetings
generally held In the private room of public house
~ which the members assemble gradually. Each griev
complained Of s there fully discussed the obnoxious
magistrate landlord or agent is placed his trial
fenced 10 death f pronounced unfit 10 ive) not 20
DEATH to some mtgated punishment, such beating
destruction OF his property by fire otherwise; ne y
pronounced not gltythc exception TO the general
rule If murder is determined on the duty Of execut
ing the sentence does not devcve the delegate 0f the
held The aggreved party in whose favor the decision
has been made proceeds 10 the parish master " dsrc,
in another county the first eight ten who then
for duty that district return with him TO the spot which
he prepared 10 Indicate n any prescribed punishment
n 10 be inflicted from murder 10 beating destruction
OF property, he points out the individual place and
keeps himself in the background whilst the others
cute his purposes and " the party which these
possible. Every member ~ the body Is bound by his
oath to obey his leader nj two hours notice. snder the
penalty Of death.
The following are given iu Dublin taper the sub.
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Rroolxlyn CITY News.

FaR BfSru THE PooR--A fair viii Nc
opened this evening In tho school attached to the
church of Sts Peter and Paul in second street. between
South Second and Third r. for the benefit Of poor
Of that parish. Wednesday evening concert will DO
given, which number Of talented viii assist
The Society of 81 Vincent dc Paul. who have the maua4e-
mcnt o this fair, hope u realize handsome sum- tho
object for which held appeals strongly 20 the bencvo
lent The proceeds 10 be- dispensed by the Sisters Of
Charity attached to that church
ARREsr or ALLEGED BuRGIARs. -Oficers Denton and
Folk, Of the Deputy supcrintendcnts Office arrested
young man named Martin Carman NJ Hampstead, I. T.,
suspicion % being implicated In burglary Ia Fulton
avenue. II was asccrtained that be not implicated in
that burglary but Il alcgei that hc broke int, the
store of = kelium, In Hampstead, time ago AMI
guns pistols, Ac, 70 the value Of $780, portion Of
which was found IN New York. Joseph Bagcu ant A.
,Onsln taken into custody the charge o commit.
ting the burglary Ia Fulton They brought
before justice Cornwcl, who comntted them for exmi-
nation darman detained a. BE- seut - Queens county.
TCHwAy rorHrRy "A man named Mckinney vas Al.
tackled by three ruians Duie street Myrtle ave.
nue. few ghts relieved of his pocsct-whicn
cut out-oonianng 500 The assailants made their
esrapc.
CrrY McrrnuY-rhc total number of deaths Ia ths
city last week eighty three ~ which a
consumption. This disease usually stands highest tho
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City Intelligence.

HrnsoS RvER RauEo,p.-Important changes wiz be
made In the table q tho Hudson River Railroad On
Wednesday, 2eth met, BY the addition of express
train and from Albany, leaving New YORK AMI Albany
at 3lkP " which will four through express trains
caly No Albany and Troy, leaving New YORK at = and
II 10 A. NJ and 3l5 and $50 r. NJ There viii be other
changes 10 The local trains for which refer the all
vertisemeni.
TnY WV JrRsyY Srsrr TgtrTurs' Association win meet
this morning, ~ 10 ococs. the iycoum Hall JrFsey
CITY for rs sixth annual meeting The ALL
tuue Tor three days. The president, prof. wm. Il.
rhclTs of the State Normal school, will make tie oyonrg
add
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The rlors.rn Case.

letter from Rome ~ tho Liege Gdrets says:-The
Dutch Minister to the Holy Sec having prayed the Roman
government to take lat cases Ike that Of young
h0rara should again, the papa Court has assured
the Minister that the laws Nth respect to the Jews enact
ed with view 10 prevent candestine bartsms shall be
vigorously enforced. Orders havc consequence, been
gwen that all Christian dunostcs serving In Jewish am
es shall be sought cut and compelled to forego such
ployment, which will IN future be prohibited
Ths story H very propcriy dscrod;ei by the French
journals. II not al all likely that the Paa Court would
have shown Itself much influenced BY an appeal from
Protestant Holland
letter from Rome, IN the Gases de Lifgs states that
the Sacred College Rome hag resolved % prevent the
Of any similar 10 that Of Mortara In future
by directing that Christians shall not in future be allowed
TO enter the service Of Jews
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THREATENED TROUBLE III IRELAND.
ARREST OF FILIBUSTERS.
The Atlantic Telegraph and a New
Cable.
THE MORTARA CASE.
IMPROVEMENT In TaE MONEY nkNKEg,
&C., &c, &c.

The Cupard mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott, which
sailed from Liverpool at the lltn instant arrived
here about balfpast seven O'Clock last evening.
The Cunard company advertise the screw steamship
Jura TO sail for New York on the LIST OF January
extra vessel.
In speech at banquet given by the Fishmongefs'
Company london, the Far of Carnarvon-a member of
the Cabpet-ook the opportunity Of declaring the total
dissent Of the government from the recommendations of
Sir j. Youngs prrloned despatch relating future
policy be pursued the pfotectora.e of the Ionian
Blands.
Several distinguished politicians, including Lord Pal
mers.on Mr. Love- and Messrs. Gibson and Bright had
been addressing large public meetings political matters
in general and the reform question in particular The
long pending demonstraton-n the shape of soirceat
Manchester, honor of the two last named gentlemen
of the evening of the 10th inst The Free Trade
Hall crowded with audience of about 5000 people,
who enthusiastic in their welcome TO their two late
representatives in Parliament. Congratuiatory resolu
tons adopted, and Messrs Gibson and Bright spoke
at considerable length. The latter reiterated the sen
mcnts recently enumerated by him at Birmingham ouio-
CYSTIC the rcpressn system the United States
The Judicial Committee OF the Privy Council had con
armed the decision of the Admiralty matter
Of the collision between the American ship North Ainer
and Spanish vessel in the Irish channel The dec
sion held that both vessels TO blame.
Baron Rothschid had given the of CO 900 for tho
purpose Of founding scholarship for the City of london
school, in commcmoraon Of the 26th of July 1885, the
day which he was admitted as Jew, to take his seat
in Parliament.
The Bank of England the 10th inst reduced the rate
Of discount TO pa per cent. This tep created quite
asensation in the city, as people had ceased to
pcct the reduction The rise in the exchanges the
mutation of god, the difficulty of finding profitable in
vcsmcnts and the lower Of discount accepted the
open market will, however, account for the alter aon
The result increasing frmness the Stock Ex
change. and consos rose about y per cent.
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DAVID RAFT.

DAVID RAFT,
NO. .Os BROADWAY. UP STAIRS,
SEAE WALKER STREET,
REPRESENTING D. G PEACOCK, LONDON.
Oilers COR sale al retail
SOLID GOLD CHAINS,
In every variety
SOLID GOLD GUARD CHAINS,
SOLID GOLD VEST CHAINS,
SOLID GOLD NECK cHArSs
SOLID GOLD LADIES cHArsLAISEs.
SOLID GOLD CHAIN.
cSanv pattern or IN any leng,h made 10 order.
SOLID GOLD CHAIN BRACELETS,
Lava sxrs, coalL srTs,
Caxso ssrs, ooLp sErs,
uosAus~rs. ErRuscaS srrs
PEARL MOURNING BROOCHES
eorp sLsrvE BoFroSs, srUDs.
B.sD BsAerrrr', scinr rrs'
MINIATURE SETTINGS.
Made 70 order, from new designs in
DrA.osp. EsaskrIrD,
OrAr, PEARL
ErwvscAr goi.D WROUGHT
SOLID GOLD CARD CASES,
SILVER CARD CASES,
GOLD rHMBLEs LocKETs, &C.
SILVER
Fruit Knives
Napkin Rnga.
trunb scrapers,
Preserve Spoons
Fish Knives.
TABLE WARE.
Of full English standxrd.
order nj lower prices than any house can Afford
inferior goods Of description manufactured sold
ANurAcruRED UPON TIE PREMISES
ps BROADWAY, cnp stairs)
NEAR WALKER STREET.
NEW YORK.
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ENtItIes
In concluding hs notice of Mrs. Begg contemporary
observesl IL is not f ngand least Of all s httina At
such time as this. when, in tew weeks almost tho
universal voice Of civilized men will be raised in cesbra
ton OF the great poets centenarytht relatives 50 near
should be left with miserable ptance, making less than
ELS To each The honor bout To pay 10 tn.
dead wonid be empty If we failed properly To SHOW
gard 10 the living and the FIRST sentiment taat Will rie %
the tongue c thousands and tens of Thousands, bs
lieve, will be that sum in worthy Of 80
august an should be subscribed and Tor
tht IN and theirs by grateful aud admiring people Thus
may an event which might otherwise damp tue Joy OF
many at the approaching centenary be converted into
occasion of worthy and satisfactory conmemora
Lon.O
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Enclos ed, then In this diienma-the benevolence or
mall. volapce OF purchasers- ;rlnstxad "a tho
earth MS the r strumert OF m, t,re will my rinn
enemies to free from this brilliant but iat
burthen
To not accuse me then OF being willing to sell II
You 60 believe me- and make an otcr anf
accuse before pablo opinion II fciusa 10.
NJ de LamAItine thus contiudes-lt nts been aiirmsf
that about to abandon my sppr 10 ny creditors
and 10 leave France. Far rcm be such thought.
work, and | mean 10 work. | 40 not despair, aG.,vr
patience will, IN the end misfortune and tho
saddest day has its
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elolo.soe

RICHARDSON, SPENCE 4 co.'s CIRCULAR.
LivERro0L, ncc TO- 1858.
CoTTov.-There has been trinng increase of demand
since Tuesday which has been freely met by holders bu
prices have declined IN the week led b for Orleans
aud iAd per N. for uplands. Yesterday the Bank
England reduced their rate Of interest 10 az per cent bu
this has failed TO give any bu0yancy 10 the market tn
saes TO day being only 900 bales IN Manchester thcrs
Is quiet, steady business dong Mdding Orleans, 65sd
Mobile, ea5d. uplands, 6&d per h.
BFrspSTtfys arrivals this week consist of a. sos
bushels wheat 81 OF bushels corn, 2,GAs bbls nour
the States and Canada 2i1 sucks nour from France
4i03 quarters wheat s4cg quarters from the Mcdi
terraneaa and Black Sea. Farmers deliveries OF wheat
for the week ending las, Saturday 23 osT quarters
nj als. 3D., against ig23 quarters AT lss 81. in
the corresponding week of last year There has
been Improvement in the tone OF the trade which
continues very dull and ftess The country markets
depressed by the very liberal deliveries from farmers
while at London and other ports the arrivals Of foreign
wheat have been heavy, partculrly from France
AZ TO days market the attendance buyers was verv
small In wheat only The most limited business was
done, without change in prices. Flour neglected AMI
omnal; the stock chiefly q POOR quality on; q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

Tie London Morning FoS having stated that Mr. Horace
Rumbod had been nominated British minister 10 Pekin,
tho London TEse re:teratcs t statement that tho Hon.
FIcer ci Bruce, brother TO Lord Egn Ia 70 have the
mssicn, and that Mr.. Runboid will merely accompany
him inferior capacity.
Speaking OF Mr. Rumbold, the london Tos says that
Mr. r. nominated aachc 10 the British Legation nj
Washington the stn of September, issa; az Turn pro
tenn, III. 2d oi November, in the year al Flo
renee, the 2it Of April 1867 N the embassy ~ Paris
the 18th Of june 1852 at Frankfort on the 18th Of Dc
cember OF that year; paid atlche sitgardt, tho
10Th of September, 1854 second paid sache at Vienna,
The Goth Of November 1856 aud subsequently at Der
ment,
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Italy.

The Ofione Of Turin, Stat from Iorohardy that tr
greatest acty ~ rogns IN the ARSENAL OF Vccc mat the
number Of worsmen there has heeo doialci, and that
warlle o all sorts bc,ug brought IL. II adds
that several arrests have taken place 1T Maa and ttrt
seventeen students arrested 1t ava, ghcru
several houses have bcer sa,lChci for arms many Of
which have been seized The has been Increased
by a field battery.
1t has already been stated that the achduSo Charles
LOUIS brother TO the Emperor ol AUSTRIA lately VISITED
the Pope The 0.aione states that nc ~ iorina'y On
trusted with peitcil nisson the object oi shch IS u
obtain permission from the Pope To ncCGpy some new
points OF the legation with Austrian troops IN order 10 -
prepared Tor outbreak.
IL affirmed that the Sardnian government has sent 70
its diplomatic agents abroad circular relative % the
mors Of with Austria, declaring that nothing what
hitherto has arisen TO connrm such assertions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

Pail plate plate lever, detached lever md cyn er,
Jxweied n RULES 2 a. O. s. 10, L. l3, ID, II holes.
Kuby pallets for sas IN quantity.
The each movement cs1 be
tBy reason London connecLonJ
za.r.n,eed N he genuine Watch manufactured the
so INSIDE OF as together with the factory STAN y, pa
unN6a The true standard.
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TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Tho following list u the misiirectcd letters 10 bs
found h. the advertised letter columns of the HERArD OF
saturday, Dec. 20
Boston. Philadelphia
Draper Son. A. Campbell h Co.
Little, Chambcrlin 4 Co. q. u. Evans.
W. Underwood & Co. Field, Iangstroth n Co
New England Glass Co Morris, Jasker h Co.
Parry Mcmillan.
J. Richards Co.
Ne'cork, v. y WasAiagion, ~. C..
Halsey, Hunter Go. JB d. Ne Bow.
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China and Japan.

Tie China mail, with Hong hons dates 10 29h October
reached Suez the eth Dec. iabcr.
lord Elgin's negotiations at Shanghae had proved
satisfactory.
japan.
The Emperor Of Japan is reported 10 have died.
Canton perfectly quiet and trade resumed.
Foreign missionaries were locating themselves IN va
rious parts CT the city and suburbs.
Eighty four chops OF tea had been disposed o. Tho
stock estimated III 2o1 chops.
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NIlaili.

Madrid despatch Gays thar Marshal OIhcnne hal de
cared that the had resolved preserve the
constitutional system
The first vote which took place in the Spanish
Cortes gave the government majority Of 52 out of 6j
votes
Letters from Spain state that The expedition To Mexico
will be on n lar or scale than was supposed
Considerable damage had been done at Seville by innn-
dations.
There had been MANY shipping disasters the Spanish
coast Upwards 100 dead bodies, and great quantities
Of wrecks having been washed the Andausan coast,