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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

Beard Sf Edurassors.
ffs sfslB euEs5c< AGAIN ISrRoDucgD-RasolU
foNs. ON rHE sUBJxCg, Erc.
re baard OF fdueston held n their vegusIr ses
sops last sy enrg-w Il Nelson, tho President, In sbe
chair.
oorAnuusaason from the School Onoers Il the Ninth
ward asking appropriation OF 2s<s mr. the erec
to of primary school No. that ward, ard submitting
= resolution granting the appropriation, Wa reesved
Aterscme riEg debate the resolution fnc!csed in he
communication vas adopted, ana the amount c0nse-
quentiy appropriated.
nesolutors appropri.,iug s2.54s FOR furnishing and
PaintiaE ward school No. I, m me Tenth ws,d. md
ward also offered and adopted
CommIsiouer ApANs then submitted the folio wing
resolution
That 1sst Re- al NE r. within
ten Of the Holy scriptures without note or comment .
Several Of tho members instantly objected 70 the reso-
1tion and - their objection then in accordance with
the order Of business, laid down IN the by laws, the
resolution could not receive oonsideraon and hid
sequeptly. 70 be withdrawn.
Commissioner xcKxAN then submitted the subjoined
resolution
statute law any portion Of law by vhioh his
reading Of the Bible in our public schools
Ths resolution objected the same grounds and
in the same manner the other, and also emporar
After the routine business Of the meeting was trausact
ed however the last mentioned resolution again sub
mitsed and adopted by large majority.
Commissioner ADAMS then resubmited his resolution
the same question.
A motion to lay Il on the table was lost.
Commissioner DAVENPORT then moved that be also
erred 70 the Committee on by laws, and the motion
Nothing of any cnsequence after this occupied the at
tenton OF the Board before they adjourned
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKER.
WEDNESDAY, July 7, 1858.
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
The market opened 70 day at all the yards with fair
demand, It improved prices At Allerton's brokers
asked Evauoe Of about half cent which pretty
generally accedcd to by butchers Notwithstanding the
ceipts OF ordinary quality, and many OF them
large rawboned working oxen, scarcely At for market
The offerings mainly from Illinois, and By
the Erie Railroad Nearly 900 head were from Illinois
and 6s7 from Ohio State cattle being kept on. or
Market account Of the hesvy receipts from the West
and the consequent prevailing low prices 1t s though:
by most Of the brokers that the market high for
beef cattle will be previous to the LIST OF Sep,smber
but do not coincide with them, but think that for per-
haps two three weeks prices will be no higher bat at
the expiration Of that time the State cattle being held
back will have been sent in and disposed Of al prevailing
prices when the receipts will be regular and prices
will perhaps reach high 1lc We should not bs
prsed quote l0c next week. for good cattle
The demand continued moderately active throughout The
day, With but little variation In prices. The total num-
Der sale At Aleron for The day and week was 1904
sgaiDst 2,74I head last week, and 2,S4i head al
the same time last year, when the average price was
three cents pound higher than Was being paid ~ Bulls
Head today. The weather being exceedingly sultry,
Hin there was quite lively Market and about 200 head
disposed of ut from &C. &C. the former being the
general paying price for ordinary cattle Nearly the
whole of the receipts 1t Aertons brought forward
by the Erie Ralroad-only about 500 head having ar
rived by other conveyances There were 90 sale several
lots Of Indiana cattle, which sold about
Oily any offered at any OF the yards. Almost
the entire stock was In the hands OF spectators,
who were not frightened by tneir heavy loss last
week. but who forward this week in full blaze, with
almost all the cattle under their control They succeeded
has been shown 10 estsoisnng An advance OF half
cent per pound, with which they seemed very well
satisfied.
At Brownnss there were but few cattle sale, but the
bidding for those quite spirited and they brought
prices corresponding with the above
At Chxmoerins the market reported - moiernte for
stock sales OF beet cattle II &c. exc, chiefly 1t
s1,c. aezc, and only few at exc.
At Brien's the market without noticeable change
either in prices demand. Only 40 head offered,
some Of which brought only 7hc, and from that ups
SIC. DC.
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Theatrical and Ou,er Amusemenss.

Nmro's GARDEN. Mary Shaw IL 70 make her ap.
pearance At this bouse to night Gertrude in "a OF
Lover, and Sally scrsgss in Sketches in Indian The
casts embrace the names OF Mr. Mrs. axe, Messrs
hrougham, e. Wheaaleigh and various other favortes
wArIaC<'s-Hys. W. J. Florence viii TO- night have q
fair FIELD fer the display Of her remarkable versatility
the four i've peculiar and whmsoa characters she
announced 10 represent In the dashiug farce styled M
chevous Annie" She viii be assisted by Mr.. Florence
who also plays in "remptatoo, or the Irah Emgrsnt"
AMERICAN Ep1rM.-Tne dramatic season at this estab-
hshment 10 70 term mate with the present week. Mr.
blanchard ana hr sagscious dog appear til After
noon IN The exciting drama called the "Fores Of B,ndy
and the bacKNoods romance OF "Nick Of the Woods
be played II night
ErmorAser.-rbe colorcd opera continues TO be very
well patronzed despite the warmth Of the weather rue
Byann, however, notwithstanding they have paying
hsuscs nightly, propose 10 close Their hall week,
order that may be thoroughly ventilxie6 sansed
decorated Manager Wood, the contrary has been do
ing well with his panoramic farce, strip the Hud-
son. :" that Ia doubtful whether he viii End expedicnt
TO shut his doors for some umc, particularly his hall
new, and need no. necessarily undergo the Customary
cleansing process Sec their respective bills for night
BoRoKN rHxArrr --rhe members Of the French dra-
company who lately gained much praise
excellent performances In this city propose TO entertain
Hoboken neighbors this evening with the comedy
entitled ola veuve Camelas,n the chansounstte
styled "Ie Beau Nicolas and the vaudeville Of Un Ami
Acharne.n
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Pert Of New York, July a, 1855.

CLEARED
s Sea ESsnOfs sh1ns. 5ads
Ship Scranton. Spencer. Hverpoo-IAwrencs Giles
Ship Athena Brem), Settling London-Eennings Muller
snip WIN Woodbury.. Mclean. New River. NB-Bsnner 4
Brig q > Emirys Perkins, Key &ss.asennsr : Dssfe.
schs Sir RsisisS Fuss saVsnn.s1D Murray
s91 hGssss Potter
schr Bay State Sherwood. BOs,on-Dayion spTsgue.
ARRIVED.
ship Margaret Tyson Morrison. Liverpool, June with
s1ss A:.s
hey Esh bearing was in company with bark Undne from
S.:s REESE sss.i LssAora Nay IS passed Gibraltar
Way 81 A nss D e. s Sa
heavy NV sess LIST inst lat 81 y. Ion Ss passed large
s. & MI
SsiSaRs r. ashand Ish Sss;InE wkw Is miles, took
Barb Anah Neyins Cienfuegos Is days with sugar and
BIZ Nanso fsTS .Os Bsnsor. Nichols, cenaesos June
h G,1 R sessT r sw Hrn Nr sd.v in h...
to Gillespie Dean Co. ' - ''"
Brig Abby Ellen Ccf Belfast. Gilmore, Doboy IGlsnd
Big Harp. sesrs, slzaOeiS City. NJ. for Boston.
rsss Punch ssincts Had some heavy ws.tSsr WIN
ssy s'
sshr Tiger so Hsmpdsn. Clark Trinidad June II with
Sarah Park Pepdleton London spok on the 18th
In lat ~ lou 81 "a; date. bark ashore Cape
tonic with lower masis standing otherwise stripped tproba
blv the Hudson) Sd insl lat Sc "a Ion "A x5 show
Ing white egnal with red border and In the csntre
sebr John Miner Berry Aatanzas, June 81 with sugar
to Topper June q. of Msapzss spoke steamer Full
ton cruieinE on hAAnzss al WELL July lat S. lon "A IS
spoke ship Mia Mallory from Maisnzss for Falmouth, L.
schr Estee of New Haven't Davis 81 Barts IL days with
fruit. To Ihos GDmar.n.
schr Ocean Bird (BfJ, Lockbar Windsor Me- days. with
plaster, 10 mas'er
schr Robert Mason Cors.n, Daren- 6days
Schy Alfred MAson, Carson, Doboy Island, 6dAya
schr Alliance Pennington. Conroe CROUCH days.
Echr Danvife Chester. Richmond, days.
sebr k French. Welch, sufoit, days
Gcbr Evelne Ross CraRe Virginia, 9days
schr A Predmore. Prednare, Virginia, 3daya
schr huesen, Lynch. Virginia days
schr Native Iltop Virginia, days.
Schr T. A Reaves Hopkips Virginia days.
Schr Mott Bedell, Penheld Georgetown, DC. days
echr Laura Gertrude, Elwood. Baltimore. 4 daya
schr Bangor Jordan. Ellsworth Flushing. IL, 10 days
Schr Emblem. Moore Ellsworth 6 days.
schr q J., Lowell, Boston, 3dAys
schr W. Faulkhn, Bosom 3days
Schr Jouiea, Chase. Boston days
Steamer Boston. Renew. PhiAdalphiA-
Steamer TAcony. Wilson. Philadelphia.
Steamer osprsy. Kenney. Providence.
BELOW.
Ship VIM Frohtr ghsm ste;sou. from Havre May &C.
udse and passenger TO Boyd Hincken.lby Sandy Hook
teleraph)
Steamships Persia tHr Liverpool; Roanoke Norfolk &c;
ship Benz dams Liverpool
Wind during The day SsE.
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PoiEr kfTorSrxKSIs.-rne following police appoint
~ncue made BY the Common Council on Tue~dsv
evenns-Firss w~d--Yisher, Callahan, Carroll Har,ey
Chase and valoid. Second ward-shields Murphy And
sSrong Third vnd-Chslotte Jordan. noles, Mcraueh-
lm, NcEsmaxs, Duly and Ayres. Fourth vsxd-rowr
a& smith.
CouNos CorSu1.--On tuesday evening the Mayor sent
veto W ordinances for 1853 The grounds Of
che that The 10 be levied entirely tQo
heh. TIE actual city debt s COO A motion 70 "A
me crf nance the veto Lost by tie vote mo-
ton 70 lease The Commercial Buildings for Council cham
and cts ooes wss Lost by he vote seven ayes 70
nays he School Committee reported In favor of
ercctnf building the Third ward, for the OF the
vuelic schools Al expense not exceeding $1,000 me
vspcrt vas tabled tn The next meeting. Several inn,
vs-n and other licenses were granted By The Board,
ster mhich u edj0crped
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The COWS which are now arriving Of much better
average quality than the receipts OF the past few month";
and many Of them give from twelve 70 eighteen quarts
milk per day They look plump and healthy, and sell
much quicker In consequence inasmuch the demand
confined chiefly 70 country farmers who have undertaken
supply the demand for city use, independent OF sw
and Stops feed There sll sold some inferior
occasionally, but almost invariably nj very low prices
The demand for fancy COWS for private he's Almoa
abated quite number who have kept their have
sold out that they b satisfied they win have
pure milk.
The total receipts all the yards for the week ias
week since lat January and corresponding period last
year were a. follows
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C.mm,s.sorers or Emigration.

me Beard OF Emigration Commissioners held their
regular weekly meeting al the once Worth street. at
arec O'Clock yesterday serncon-Gulap C. yerplApck,
ks.. Prcsideni, In the chair.
The q lkst meeting read and confirmed.
Relief voted 70 q poor female emgrant recently
rived whose husband sru,k nine days ser his
arrival and died. sbe prayed the I'D OF the Board 70
enable her " return to her.own country.
Tue following return Of emgrant arrivals st Castle
Grdsn from The LIST dsy Of June 1853 70 the 9oh Of the
month, inclusive, was laid before the Bard
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The business Of the Sub Treasury today was as foo-

The new usury law OF Pennsylvania, passed by tie
last Legislature and approved by the Governor, went into
effect on the LIST inst BY this law, says the Inquirer,
money be borrowed and loaned according to the
terms agreed upon by the parties There restriction
with regard TO the rate.
The following dividends have been declared:-rne
Merchants Insurance Company, Of New York, . semi
annual dividend Of fifteen per cent, payable the 18th
inst retaining seooco Of s surplus in addition TO is
capital OF 5000 goo. protection OF Its customers from
loss the Mechsnics and Traders Fire Insurance Com
pany, sen annual dividend Of ten per cent payable on
the 18th inst the Relief Fire Insurance Company sem
annual dividend Of eight per cent making thirty four per
cent IN the two and aha years that the company has
been In business, retaining surplus their books of
between forty thousand and ATTY thousand dollars TIE
New York Equitable Insurance Company, semi annual
dividend Of twelve per cent payable the l2h inst the
Macon and Western Rarosd four per cent payable LIST
OF August the Bank Of America the New Orleans Canal
and Banking Company semi annual dividend OF i've per
cent payable August q at the agency In this city; the
Charter Oak Bank dividend Of three per from the
earnings Of the last months payable sh the
Connecticut River Bavkpg Company four per cent psya
DE on demand
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FHEEF
The very heavy receipts Of last week tended 10 deprcSs
The market and brokers 10 put down prices
what, and found things In about the condition
this morning The receipts have been quite large during
the early part Of the present week, and the market
with quite large number offering low ~ so and %
per head There fewer extras sale and prices
are mevhat lower, though the difference the very
fattest barely percepubie II thought that there
would be quite number left NJ all the yards
Brownings and Chsmberlins, whore there were heavy
receipts.
The total receipts NJ all the yards for the week. ast
week, and corresponding period last year, we're as fol
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The supply was smaller than for some time past, but
there quite number left last week there
ever uide sitter, and the sales quite numerous
nj 6kc while greater portion OF the receipts brought
high &C.,, only the poorer qualities selling lower
prices The qualify very good, asd there bat
very few poor calves sale At any OF the yards few
fancy vess sold Al Chsnbe II To-
The total receipts Tor the week. last week and CORES
ponding period last var were ~ follows
AlrerfOn'e. Rro,gip0's (hoVnbrrlsu's IsJ,risDie
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FRrIeBTs-Rstes were steady, while engagements were
moderate To liverpool about 20 900 bushels Of wheat
were engaged n I'd. 3d. in bulk and bags, with small
lot 81 -four al H. Cd and 90 terces rice n It's Cd. Got
ton quiet ri Bad. To london 600 bbs rosin were
enTaged N r., ard vac rumorec that some 2, 700 V
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ikl.
.-~~@se-s--Ses-~Ss-~s-re>
MONEY MARK ET.

"WEDNESDAY, July T-bP.M
We have before the Custom House reports cf the
trade port for the month Of June last and for the
nsca year which ended the Goth Of that month The
following tables present the account outward inward
for the month Of June
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CeDsdian Dour unchanged while the ssles embraced
about 800 400 bbs. 81 quotations Southern brands
moderate request, while the sales embraced about
zoo 500 b5ls within the range Of the above prices Rye
hour steady, with moderate request at unchanged
prices. Corn nel quiet and quotations the
same wbeetguIt2 market firm, with sales OF
sbout 10000 6Hsnb including new white North Caro-
lima Of 81 40 and new red DO. nj 81 20; Canadian
white at 81 %. red winter Western at .. 1; Milwaukee
club al soc. damaged Chicago spring, al zoe.
T2c Corn In fair demand, and prices steady with
sales Of about 80 900 bushels, including Western mixed
al zoe 49, white Southern n 7oc fcrior rood vel
low al sc. Sc Ryesaes Of 500 bushels were made
6ehc zoe. Bzrey-Supplies limited and prices no
Canadian at 44c 45c. State al 4sc tec., and western
ct d6c. 47c.
CouEx quiet dealers were waiting for the public
sale Of Santos, 10 come on 10 morrow
CorToS-Tbe sales mpraced about 200 bales Al about
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DO McG year @zo<syoos oS sz'zis1te - H454,bo6 IA
These tables are quite enough TO explain The urgent
necessities of the government A falling of equal 70
nearly forty per cent in the chief Of the public
revenue may vel render a 10 loans necessary
the be wanting 70 resort so the boder and fsrer
expedept Of direct TAXATION. Nor s there any good
ground for supposing that the government will even de-
rive relief from In the returns from customs
81 far ss we can learn, the fall trade not by any means
going 70 be large, and there reason for supporpg
hAi Congress- will, a ia ncxt session, End the pubic
finances in better condition than they were when met
last Whether, under these circumstances, will sutbo-
rze more loans, and where at ALL this system Of pledg
ING the credit Of future generations pay the debts Of the
generation nov living will stop remains 10 be seen From
the reluctance of,he heaviest capitalists here 10 swallow the
ne~ ten millions, vithe guarantees, which the treasury
cannot give, would seem that, in certain quarters At
least, there good deal Of faith in the permanence Of
The Joan system
We have sgsip 70 report flight rice % stocks v.houi
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IRE Whole xess, 40 prices fsvs been uife higher
me receipts continue heavy, particularly by the Fro
HAcad. The uupDhes are chiefly from Illinois, ma are
o; very guoo average quAlhy; In fast there were no
rssDy poor icss offered except Il loW yses, NOT
within range Tne receipts, though pretty heavy,
hAve fssn short or last years recepts-up July 7,
scout 900 head Prices last ysar ranged from &C. 70
&C., the former only for the light hsgs ordinary quality
The recsipe IBertou's for the weeAwere 1921 head,
and prizes ranged from. 1870 10 axe The receipts ~
Hudson R,..
head Ese Railroad 6as hsaa and via Bergen HIM. iIs
heGG-Ioaking . t0ta Of ls21 head, al of which were
sca o. alleItons western yards.
RECAPIrULATION.
The total receipts Of all Ut all the yards for the
ing period hst year, were a. follows
Ben.s. 0ays vsal Lambs s.oiss.
Ailertons.. ....".... 2so4 ~ ssS ee5 1891
Brownipg'e ......... SO 20 AZ 2,547 -
Cbamberin'B 80. 50 81 "a 4,l69
Total. 2974 1873 sos S,06l 1871
Last week ........... 2,741 I94 TIT 1920 2,456
Total since Jan IT,. 1850 6,66 8527 l60466 33 l69
Same time 1s67.. 1902 1897 1892 l7o976 A, l04
nECBIPTs ny Exw YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
this road destined for New York. for the week ending this
A. NJ
Cstte, head. ...... ISIS Horses.
Sheep. 1904 Lambs. ............ 20
Hogs. 1,l9s Calves. 163
Total. c,oO7
lARITIlE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC FOR yoRK-rHIs DAY.
I,srs. So NOON morn 80
IS HIGH wATER. .........eve 10
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, July I'd p. NJ.
AsuEs.-Saes OF 20 bbls pots we're made al Sc.
BRfsU1ufTs -Flour--The market was steady while
sales made W q far extent. The transactions
embraced about 1900 10 600 bbs. within the following
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FotsoS IxroErs INV yoEx Trr MoSm or JuSx
Enpd for consumption si2, sis,z7l 2S7i,Te3 e,es25es
Trse goods. ............ 1850 ssS,see assois
Specie ana DuilOn...... 257,i74 3cs,eoi lo2lse
Tos euid at the port ST. s0 es7 Is s3e26 iolis4a2
wlthdrawni from v'house. l,o5G.sl 7sl,Oo9 2,35oi4o
Eoorrs Nrw YoKs, To foEricS PoE1s ron TIE
kcsrH or JrsK
Poresn msresssdi:ct ii.ej 1889 ssSia 1ss sss
s so ..s &C. a.s' .ssss sSss ssce
Total exports. els5Is II 5,eIaa 7,ases72
Total, exclusive Of specie. se2l42 663o1sq G,so269s
The following tables sill more Instructive
Fosnos IsroFrs At NEW ycEk sor rw Fisclr ys,s
ENDING JrNE 20.
Entered ..s:S IS sss: ..
Free goods. I7432l12 le,o3s,sso 23esSas7
specie and bullion. il2e,ce7 eAai,sSs s,al4,3sa
Total entd Of port siss 2rs7is 2csIs16I III 33s
withd'nfm vsrebe. 2io3f,13o 2T,e5o,2i2 se.37G 500
DfsoRuuos lxroErs nU YEaE sxDrSe Jru 20.
Dry goods. SIS $685. 600 s1 lsSa a 49, ss
General merchAnde ll2,sleo2s p53ASb,o7o loa $4,000
Total imports. sies .ais5ls 22sIs4 Ie7 III 473s3e
ExroEIs rros NEW Yors 10 Tot1cs pop1s poR rn Fson
YEAR EyDlso JrSr 30
5. ~ Ssss ss ;s::: ss 3;
TOTAL erpor,. 80 so2 i4e ,l9s eoeess siooes7 500
10. exc. q spece. 7e,ese,7ss s2,2ss,2is es3l5,sis
cau Dunn Rrouvxp At Nsw YoRs.
In June ssz Si' % sS % 1855 see sss o.
Prev. smc.. ie,oi3T2o 20 lsoi57lo o. e,io3,s4e Sc
Do nscai yesr x2eas SOS o. l227is4s q 27ls4see Il
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NEW YORK, July 9, 1885,
Mr. EDroR-After all the solemn promises, and viola
zion Of themby every party that has had the govern
nent Of city for many years. there many honest
mon who look with suspcon'on your proposal ofs tax
payers party. Who are the tAxrayersg The bulls and
the bears of Wall street.-the speculaors M the bread
and butter the health and the life or the mechanic and
laborer-ne hores Of Office holders who have latte ned
themselves by fraud and perjury-these are the TAX
payers who would be likely to rule such party. But
why make distinctions where the constitution makes
nonef Are not the tax aud capable
as the taxpayers? charged, and with truth thai re-
introduced whereby an honest mans vote would be
worth as much ~ . rogues, he would not shirk his
duty. Suppose each voter had 10 sign his name and
residence before depostng his bao, would put stop
to false swearing and voting; it would be the OF
purifying the fountain from which all power is derived
which in its present sate can produce nothing but cor
rupton. TAN GARNER.
STEAMBOAT BrRsED-IIyEs Losr.-From the Prairie do
CHEN Courier extra we learn that the steamer Galena
sstrey destroyed by fire, together with the mails aud
the baggage OF the passengers at Red Wing Minnesota
on the lft instant The of the boat were Gil saved
The following mperfsc, list of the passengers lost
and saved
LIST OF THE LOST
John rysen, German boy; Mrs Polly Porter, Miss
Nancy Potter Charles Porter, boy; Lydia Porter Tho
above family were rom Michigan and bound for Man.
kata, on the Minnesota river.
PASSENGERS SAVED
Mrs Orpheus Everts and child, Mrs. G. ". Richards
Miss Mary Thomas, Mrs Isabella Riggs, Mrs. Thomas
DRAINING, Miss Mary Porter, Mss X. Robert Mrs J. q.
son, Aiss IAvnia Berry, Mrs. NJ E. Bence, Mrs. C. S.
House, Ovid, \. Y. Miss Lofty J. Barclay Mrs Gideon
W. Richards, indiana; Adam II. Todd, New York: M.
Risss, b. p. Law, g. s Evens, d: R Clandenin, WIN.
Bradley Mr. House Ovid n Y; J. =. Brown, Brooklyn,
Albert Seaborn G. Wheeler, John Baptist Pleasure,
Michael Reyley, Gideon BrowIpg, Alex. kcsstb, J. ".
oawsby, j. B. Proctor, Hildrsd BucseI. Mr. ]. y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

TsIE regsi.v MesshIy MresinR of the s'yaeh-
burg Building und Association will be held this Saturday.
Fvcnre. at half past seven o'clock. Come prepared To pay
your dues. W. II. fARRl>h'
@ C mn Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

BLOODY ArrRAYs AT LouIsviLIE.-The Daily
Courier, of Louisville, Ky, of the oath inst. gives
particulars of four shooting and %stabbing affairs
IN that locality. On Saturday afternoon an ARRAY
occurred in front of Wm. Differs cigar store. IN
Third street. which resulted in the death of D.. l..
Ward, at the hands of l.. r.. Lindsay, both printers
Lindsay was passing down Third street and was
thets, calling him n ID rat, and finally
striking him in the face. Lindsay Immediately
drew a pistol and fired, the Dali entering the left
breast. Ward walked a few steps, entered the
Democrat office and died in less than IL halt hour.
Henry Whnley was killed on Thursday last, on
the Cythiana fair grounds. by another man named
Phillips. The parties met ut the foot Of a fight of
steps running up to the amphitheatre. when they
attacked each other with bowie knives. Phillips in
the atfray struck Whaley a blow on the neck which
severed his jugular vein and caused his instant
death.