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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06
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plINrINa QcEIcI FOR SALE

PRINrINo orFICI FOR SALE
IUAyE ior sale, A NEWSPAPER AND JOB FF1'E In
] good herlfhy oest"t-thel nrer having l,AR( w
S.IRI ,UIAJIDN AND A iRST RATE ADVEKTls1'G
AND JOB Al kONAGE. Any table person WI IN a SIN III
"a pif,i now opportunity rofnhe Investment
viii sr either all establishment. The busn
NJ tlc once hoi ishing ,und ton For further
i,rn,op address oice the Pirginian, Lynch
burg Va. a NHbpiitb.
tt3nL Nrwspapcr AhVft'e'hR agent
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=, - n HUSH ELS OF PRIME NEW CLIO.
7eDU YER SEED Just received We regard II an extra
sne D, free pple and other Impurities and hink
ha would hnd their call and examine
il before buying elsrwhere. IRBf SAUSDEES,.
store, also, Tinohy Orchard Grsss Blns
C,rx. apd Evergreen SEED. Ian 22dm
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NfsT II NH II L, T ! T"1N 7, It,fI.
CherrV r}aYG il cuotuutE marvellous ttIts
~ section has ;tcto1 several is'H alarm r
toms .on-uni ton and srow curing ua who Ina aa
ID /, der An affection Of the III l
HENRY l. PAINS. MrIc,,nt.
a A EANsrr, NJ n, Axiom, Monroe g." Iowa, ",tr-
sert ls.l linring fae" Il many !rai> have iiuI
othing cqual Chrfg Tecirdi Tor 81 lag aud
lief 10 cnnsumrNc Patients. r1luc such turah
We might add volumes al eN ilrn bat tt" most c"ivnc
proof # the virtues Of tins remedy fnnd its ecrcts
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NEW STYLES! NEW GOODSl!
uAVISH just returned rnn III. Northern cities where
hay. taken more han nrua,y In the selection of
ro and complcfc stock Of BOUTS SHOES, HATS. CAPS
'rNIrNKS UMBRELLA CARPET BAGS. &c. &e and
hayino nsn The and ready for fnpec
lion wou respectfully solicit call from my frisnds
and tina public. IL L. hhMISiEhD,
march vi ds-Rep. cory. Next tn the Cabeli House
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Nav n0Oks for sale NJ

~ PAYNE h BiACKFcRDs.
Tressian mil his Friends. BY X shelton Mackenzie:
TIE incidents Cha rom lu in Il
B5timorc G uf'rUnrc:
Pct re, OF Csnn;rv I.nc-A rev work by Al'c Cary;
Quant >a>inis snd Duhgs rnng Luther BY John T.
VI iT.s. u -
Billed Barn.cn- or, Tho sighcss Sinner, ny Rev W. j.
IIigr
Dictionary # Congress. By I.auman;
Ii;, OF natkiLd. ~ Fret Cstn' ~ University Of Va
Anec iofts e Love ny Lola nttz;
Self ia Sc Men by G q. u. Seymour;
CourtSL # Milo >tandisb b. L'hefrllow:
Tie i0,trrsA Novel by the author OF Lev Wis
Arund,l,
Peasant Lie In Germany. By Miss Anna John ION,
Alsa-Thu Initials Doctor Antonio Frank Farlegh. Lev lis
Arnld, . nj many other popnlar Novels
mauh VI DIS PAYNE A. BLACKBOARD
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ID NEW LONDON tA.-Hereattsr. shb eaark H.
prize OF tho bsdrc.d Alum .ad dine wasss ~ = sIxI1z
luENTs PEEK GALLON the Sps and orders nnnse -.
SjsAs arcompasisd wish ih~ caa ms waeaf - eS =
lee ssne = kepi ss sals ~ Teo~p,c = g. 49, = I
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GPRsNa, as3S = >C"TT'~ r A~sssONA RAn
- SPRING. jnsI received, With explana 10 EngH b.
French aud rnan Yearly seiDcrs sappitsd with ne
Supplement- gratis publ he'd pril Al Ocssbsr as, with
Engsh. Fnnch aud German rxpsna,lons. 81
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~UANO HOUSE IN IYNCHBURG.-um nav
VI give notice TO Farmers and Planters that he H. ncbug
1ouse. kept Ivy WV. A. the Dssi fully
Supplied with stock of FERriiiZt RS OF the prov
kind II Is uscless this ato day II tho
best a les for les money tan other house he y
The people generally fully nj that now oher
for sale, for cash good negotiable papu,
ljU Tons Nc | A Pcravu,n tiham,
100 Recess Manipulated Suano,
% Elde Island Euap,,
~ Sombr.ro ,iuan" ground In T.y chburg
~ Mexican fiuan,,
$50 Ground Plaster,
80 Barrels Kecwe lis Potash and P'as'er.
In adii,nn thee keep Bantly M hand oil sup
ply Of Thomaston Lime, Cained Plaster North River &C.
inont and Liverpo" salt. WIN MILLER
march - d,s-Rep copy. I'm the Basin
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many and II dangerous eases rs t'' Som" IA uma
all reach these the Ctsyy Per,ordt afols
iof and c"ni'r
ASIOIt lIttsE, NFW lu,k CITY, March >. i5b.
OK. AYLR, LOWELL: tel Il uty AMI leasure to in
Cbrry PJdtoIi has lr for wife, She
months Re under e dangerous >}mIt'
oufumj,ion which Hi count itoruIt gave her
ra,h fo,t Sho stead Y ni,ng unit Dr Strong, of
where - h,Ve - nlsrs, recommended
ira OF your medicine "" his i- Ents@ do your
SSH LOT lrRI She j. not
used hut Is trm her cpt'2h, aud calls
l. .rrri! " ell ioufs with gratitude AID r,thrd,
ORLANDO SlIisLBl, OF Shelby vile.
fisstrr,,r.s pair TIL have tried Aiis Cher
p. Y.s II I, NE do. thcmisis In
me ~. ell RrpIni It's ,sieak the high merits
ri n, .sfli,s-- ihaid6ti iAr" i,dctr.
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SlrY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

We give below the vate cast for Municipal OH
GERS mt the Gle, ton held in this city yesterday;
HENRY WARD.
W,yor Sergeant.
w d Branch. ...lS, John Boisseau .l52
W l. Saunders ........a9 ii Huntington ....l2l
Clerk Of Hlst,ags Court.
}. c. Didiake. 21o; J. Rcnnsh, 33; W. NJ. SEM
Pile, 10.
High Constitute.
YIN. B. Brown. 26l; opposition.
M,St, Of P'ice.
Jas. G.. ROYAL, 800; no opposition.
CommisxiYaer Of Rereane.
J. II. T. ,l,iison, obs; no opposition.
City C5nncR,
.Jnn Oyer, III: Geo. ID. Davis. l4l; II. O. School
field l42; s. Garland, jr., 1862; J. ii. Seay. l3l;
j. r. Ilolcomhc. i2a; c. W. Christian llo; Roht.
Early*, o. W. s. Morris. 80: j. II. Wilson,, %:
j. A. Slaughter II: s. H. Early*. 10; j. }. lrby*,
Ii; A. Alexander. IL; d. Oiey*, ii; Wa. Reals.
0; Lewis Merritt. 33. W. I. Anderson. 10; w.
NJ. Backbone, 10; scattering &c.
Aldermen.
DIV. Burton. 200; 5. W. Shelton, 205; b. D.
Taiaferro. Isl; W. Walir. lG5; W. A. Read, $50;
W. L. Saunders. l23; j. l.. Sehool6eld, 90; Nc. "A.
Coch'an. 20; NV. IL. Strauon. IL; Scattering, 70.
For Water Extension, 60; Against, HI
Mlyor Sergeant.
wp Brnnc y PSI II Dupnngton. .oos
W L SAUNDERS $500. 66 J Bosseau.......,......lls
l9l 30
To,al Total.
Branch ...............4 32 Dannngton...... 500
Saunders. Boisseau ...........210
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ax..t... NJ ara,,,>ts rs..ss,.-. ron.

w AN AND sFaf,sSt. rsEs;V~. hOR-
w pLEt AND WINDOW SHADES = In sinre, aud
rcce'in, IA m IL" anfS all the latest aud most
shun,hr t,Is II Wal Rh G, 4ae iHPer- Borders Cen
and Window hades. 4 all grad aud pres Those l."
vii iad t. thtr interest u cal and examine ia"
1Acv ~ii nd the fNprs Ii'ase AMI lriees ess
than tetsiu Auownif Iynetours.
II & VICTOR.
have asa Ua" Honts with prompt and competent
warkmcn sol 10 All Aud. al pAt1It HANGING In
lr inlt RnI sa w'ory nanuef br'"Ts tom tom and
.u,.-,-- ll-.l. l. L
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a prO.sr for srnin,"g IN

4 pEO.SI saENES for framing abe OH G
~ lie Re ,imen,B siu4 IT, Eth Brigade M
Virginia Mi ~
Al and llon Regiments. 4, FTan'!n {. II, Will com E
mfHfe phi COL. III
irlh aui In Regiments. Patrick &. II will com VtI
mencr Alr,l in. w
Gt'h lr-lnet rt Henry II viii "mmenco May Ith ~
"a. Ii7ih auh 3it iegihcn>, Il Campbell H. Vii com
VA nh
lnlh mud 81: Regiments, At bclior H. will commence
Me- i"th.
tn rrnera mrs;crs Will TAX" paoe qsfailos-t
All ard flpfl. Regiments, nj ffankl g II April 81
lt.h aul i:ih lcemnnts nj pauiek g. Ii April JON,
6nh H., i4eii. At IItnrv &. II, Nav ~
81 l7ih aud Hist Regiments at tamrh"iC " Mry iI l.
10 haflals X, gilnonts at Bedford G II NAV 2Isi
b. order. 4. IAlRSTO>, iR,
n | ,lt,, c,nw Erigade I .naelar.
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Se't.NOGs WANTED.
HUE ~tWstuenfE wants 10 buy my ~

hrt OF Nn-rs II ioih sexes 4 ON ten thiy
alec Women aud Children for whom, tho highest
poes Willie fnrn frs"na IN the country vii br aondc
to Al the" han. b. giving description au addressing
nj Ituchl vt. Va W II MOI STCASTl.E.
mn I dS,iN
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D ltPAs havoc large
lot of Ut RE 90 L. OF, winch T." i,s at TIN
host quality col Iutc from -m II in'ns 'lrr and
ard doe. II I sn,,k, We have l" gu h
,aens ), It'll = II full Ills ~ MI 'mes
our friends with tho that they viii
pure article. lor SAFE by
march ~ dts J. II. THOMPSON & co.
uDERlvGaN GsANO.- 10 600 bag. srierssd
II Peruvian f;uano 500 nts + e lsiant innr; , 0 q
bags Sombie Guam ,ale the lowest by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT n Co.
.lt lth hmuu'. Va
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Prrpmrcd 10y DIT. J. z. = w
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
L..L.L- LII L 4 n


j. SEAY I.ynehbnrg; PURCELL LAbb " co Ech
IN, ma y +. RINES Petersburg; NJ. A. SANTbH. Norfolk
ard nd Trarpi,t. feb 2tIujuy.
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u Trcurj Brrlv NMskr,, fet Wine, GIN, Madeira
Wine, S'tntfi-. -. t'i sale by
tct 7 d. SrAlilER JONES
u o. q A. al -.--hRnry Ncrh sits for the
y Npid. Na,. Lac, Tghuir, IIt'u all, s.. Ac. Cot
A. titu.t H,-scIy. a.. JUST f"g.tN'd b"
nth. a. w / PAGE.
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LESSONS IN NEEDLE WOtK
FOR sHSI.DREN AND YOU'VE: a.tOlEa.
Miss MARY ROSkN >TlEI Ia The lib' rtv
WI the citizens IL hat sh" will he rpn ed
instruct In all kinds ot hne NEEDLE WORK, PLAIN SEW
ISG AND KNITTING
r Err N
Zine Needle Work - M
Knitting. MONTH.
Two afternoons In the week
The scs lon will the first WEDNESDAY la
APRIL
particulars. Apply at Miss RosESsTIrLs Stare. Main
Street one below II. e Vietor's Book s
Ref.tence-stabler & Jones mirrh l6-dlm
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NvEW GDODsEOss SPRUNG, - 1D.-NtTu.
~ GtGGEAnflMER has tet"ined from th' Northern
with III, nra II and m"si b. antliu STOGk nj GOODS
hn has ever had The pleasure of Offering the pn'ir
Considerable time and rains spent In IA" lection "f
pretty DRESS GOODS Il" I.aic,. lie they viii
in beauty, quality prize. a." with any use IN Lynch
burg The Ladies will please cal and Mad PAN m Fancy
silks from $40 $50 pattern superior sack Or" lie Rims
silks BarK Igaicrc aud o,ade Silks, bar"Fc t"beF.
double Urgandc Robes double Jncs Jaf"nr X tca,
t.. ami J,uc Eaicn.ia plti- aud ,p" Mnn'lins anl
>hw- fine mbr tereA Huup skirts, plain ruff
Il Pnrasnls with extra lat of q Al Cassl
ineres mi nj 81 fi'odn
B-touutry Merchants visiting I.t nehburg will 'ease
rive me n call. q.
mar - dts lien AID uii4,,l News
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rnendrg viii their eeniienee. eIergynen WAC sre ths

rnendirg with their confidence ole-gynen who are the
most notorious and wicked defenders # Slavery. Nor
nut act ubreasonably does that large ca's oil
protesting Christian. who though recognizing the u
selves TO be " the temple # God aud often pray 70
BE- clesnsed from all nlthiues OF the flesh aud -pu
are not outstanding, guilty of dehlng body and scu
with run, tobacco or opium.
r. al respects ana all relations we must act reason
a. w. would clearly and learn most idly
ybs; the true TeligioB-.he religion OF nature or
reason calls for. Such reasonable acting VIII OF t-eh
reves. the dutes that lie al along our p.n aud MAKE
that path shining light thai -hineth the more and
more uttO the perfect day"
But ia reason sufficient for ali these things II u.
Not boueyer unless the Divine influence upon It be
unoeasing. Man a. much az the piaoet, needs to De
Get in motion AID kept in motion By God Vain, too /
Al enlightened reason. unless there be ALSO the God
given spT of submission to IT. control Vain Il \ inst
man made with sbdy 10 wi and TO do, unless be al
low lie Maker to work him to vii eu1 to CO. Vain
oil his physcal mental moral power. unless Heaven
shall dispose him to pat them to heavenly use'
Vain, in a word il the eatthy existence OF man
unless be shaL be born again. But, blessed be God,
al the wrought changes Of sPirt, purpose,
life which denoted by the figure Of the new birth,
ard which every man must experience IN order 70 De
saved, lie within the rrsoh of every man. II any are
left unholy, it il because they refuse TO be diade
holy If any are cut off from the overio~iug iol1-
tain Il impartial love and free salvation II Is because
tuey cut then selves off from it.
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be supplied at the Western Islands She has 10 fret
officer, which might be also supplied 10 the same wy
TIE second officer ere told, wa shipped VITA tue
understanding that be Ia be ne third wheo at sea-
There are but three try-po,s on board, and one OF
these j. cracked
Size l. rot oopperei in the usual manner # whaers,
being coppsrsd on the skn, whereas they are cop
peed on a -heathlng and beside she Is on'y opocrei
low dosn, and she nov les the Iretal : Two i-et
under water This also may have been done as a
MISTER Of ecorouy
Toe loser hold Il said to be slowed with casks full OF
ffeih wafer where's whae-s seLeray MI the casks IN
the lower hold with salt water.
Tie Atlantic bad ON board 300 bushels Of corr 20
lie disposed Of az Fsyal, ana provisions shipped 10y
Portusue.e Ia their feros residing az tue Islands ana
ayery large mail for whales expected 10 touch a. the
i-lspds Ste had nineteen Portuguese passengers en-
gagged. The affair has created great excitement IN
this city today.
Fuflc- PAT ~nlars-Our reporter has just returned
from Wit Ia the slp ami the enter, winch now lie
il the stream He cleaned the following sdtl.lonA H.
ie igeIce: Information concerning both the Atlantic
and ComOro has been in the possession OF NJ irsha
r. bders of the Southern District OF Ne* York. He
informed that the sum Of go DO hai been sent
from a house H. Havana 10 the house Of Ame1e', An
bregts Co. OF Pearl street, New-York, for the pur-
chase ct two ships for the slave trade.
Marshal Rynders osp1,ched Deputy Marshal To-
DE Angels, who discovered the purchase OF the
ships Atlantic aud Comoro, and has been watching
their outfit. Amedes has been in NewBedtord, Il Is
presumed, a. he on board the Fall River boat on
Saturday night. Mr.. De Angels joined the cutter
Campbell, on Tuesday night, and set SAL TO intercept
the vessels.
Had the cutter been fully named, she was to have
taken the Atlantic and then l.y of for the COmoro,
but Is it was they obliged to take the Atlaotic
this morning and Lieut.. K. H. Trsyers was put in
charge Of her.
Tie Atlantic will have to be discharged in order to
search her ana this will be done at once.
The WORCESTER REGATTA.
Yesterday afternoon two of the Harvard Co eye
boat clubs arrived here, bringing with them the six
oarded boats Avon aud Harvard, which have been
selected to sustain the reputation Of the Old Har-
ward IN the regatta next week. The Harvard
boa, il the same one that has become famous for IT.
tIiumphs. The Dew Harvard, which ia lighter, and
the "crack" boat is left behind the preierrng
TO pull without coxs~an.
To-day the \ ale Club is expected also Mr.. Clark Of
Boston with his shell l. Esperance. The Harvard
siudeGts express themselves well pleased with the
race ground. To-day the turning point viii be maize
apparent aud until next Tuesday the clubs will prac-
tee on the course. The students adhere rgidly to
THEN peculiar diet and practice constantly a. rul-
ring part of their discipline they vii not mind the
tWO-rnile walk to the POND. Both the Harvard boats
aye entered for tie trial the 9TH well as on the
9th Worcester Spy, 22t.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
Loss OF THE YACHT RosLYS-sTATEMENT or CAPT.

Loss OF THE YACHT RosLYS-sTATEMEST OF CAPT.
DOWNEs.
The Yacht Roslyn, Capt. Downes, sailed from Lake
Poptobartrain for New-Yoik on the 9TH nst and had
much squally weather till the lth, when found
the vessel leaking badly; set TO work pumping and
bsiling but could not free her. At cav snip to
westward, We set signal of distress, when she bore
for us ana proved to be tue ship 81. Helena of Bah,
from New Orleans for Liverpool, who kindly took Us
Oh board and rendered althe assistance their power
We soon lost sight OF the ysclt, but think ste mus
have sunk, for when We left her she mad 3 feet OF
water the hold. July 18th We We're transferred to
the bark Golden Rule, Capt Whitebery from AsPIn-
va ! for New-Yo Ik.
To Captains Whi,ebery and Springer and their Off
GERS return my sincere thanks for their kindness
while was on board their respective vessels.-M4y
they never want for friend when distressed.
SEIZURE OF SHIP ATLANTIC ~ A SUSPECTED
>lhIER.
HER APPEARANCE And oUTFT-NoyFNTSTs or CAPT.
UNDERGRADUATES AGAINST NETWORK
HOUSE.
Tie ship Aan,ic, which has been lifting al this por,
since her arrival here on the sofa of Jane tor pre-.
tended whaling voyage, but which has been suspected
of not being exactly that iinr Of business Was this
morning taken in charge by United States officers,
Court in Boston, by parties resii.ug IN New-lork.
The process was placed IN the hands Of Deputy Mar
shal Freeman IT., who has the matter IN charge.
The Atlantic which has been 10 the stream for sey-
eral days finishing loading std taking 10 water cleared
Yesterday for the luiisn Ocean, was t0ged 20 the
lower habOr yesterday afternoon and was 10 proceed
10 sea this morning having waited a il has been SAID,
for some passengers who were bound 20 Eal al wnere
tie ship was q touch. Her officers ant crew 8.
on board. Bu. this morning ar officer was placed on
board from tue United States revenue cutter Camp
bell hcn came round from Newport, shu having been
IL tnls vicinity for several days.
The Atlsutc : q ship u 90 tuu, was built IN $50
and i owned by her comuan1er Csp:aln F.ancls }
silva. = Portuguese but u uaturAhZed citizen OF tAe
Gifted States, hsviFg purchased her OF Capt j. y e.
Nace mast e. and owner " the ship Con1ro, brO1-Lt
20 this port from Boston AMI nus ifos t1r wAa.--
voyage. TIE Atlantic was formerly a whsler from
London, but nas .'ely been engsged IN the mer-
chant service out Of New-IoTk. Cap. Silva vas
formerly master Of ship Governor IroGp of this
port.
We understand that parties have been on the look
out for the psst ten days and IN constant commdnca
ton with the authorities else where, and that the
seizure is msdr not wholly account OF the manner
Of outfit &c, but upon circumstances not klowa TO
the public. ,
b. ship i Of larger burden than vessels generally
employed in the whaling seryice snd cleared win but
twenty-three men, while she wss >upplel with seven
vhae-boats. The deficiency IL uien, however, could
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENcE.

Capt. Hancock aud Lieut.. Sawtele had, at last al
vices, coneuied the paying of the men OF Col.
II fimsus expedition. The SUN dsbursed was
$4,000. Capt. Hancock has been TO Los Angelica TO
examine and report the best locality IN that region
for depot for the Qasrtermasiers Department.
New. has come 10 hand from Capt. Simpson party
OF Geographical engineers, somewhat later than that
published few days ego. The expedition had
reached Carson River, which i was rapidly Ascend
ing and therce. on is return, il would halt for ten
days to recruit At the expiration II that period the
party would return to Camp Floyd and repor; the
Tesul. o; T. explorations.
We have our circular from the East Indies and
China SQUADRON. |, i dated the jth Of May. The
United States sloop-of-sar Germantown was at Can
ton River repairing, the effects oftae mishap she met
having proved somesha, serious. She would be AL
right however. in few days. Her officers end crew
were well The sieaIn-rzate Mississippi was sti.! IN
Jspan waiting the decision of Commodore Tatnal as
to her disposition. The ships company of the Msss-
sippi were very anxious TO be ordered home. The
United States fAg--hip Powasiaa was al well at
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.
The Board met ye.terlay al the usua hour.

TIE Board met yesterday at the usual hour.
Tie brig Gedo, from ST. Jsgo, having reported hat
place as free from yellow fever, and all being well on
board, was permitted to come up to the cry. The
brig AIDA, from Nuevitas, which had one passenger
SICK of yellow fever the brig Pro'eus, from Cardenas
which bad lost passenger of the same disease. and
the bark Comela, from Havana were all detained IN
the Lower Bay Dy the Health Officer who reported to
that effect. The act approved by the Board
Tie Commissioners having sufficient evidence that
tie ports Of Havana Cardeuas and MatsnZas are IN
iecied ctec the Health Officer Ia de ain all vessels
hereafter arriving from there 10 the Lower Bay
The subject Of removing DEAD animal, from the city
was called mp, and the special Committee, consisting
of Messr-. Cornell, McSpedon and Deavan, having
the matter in charge, were authorized to make 7nch
temporary arrangements they fit for the accom-
p.ishu,It OF the work and to report at the next meet
ing
The subject of employing small steamboat for the
use Of the He .h Officer carrying sick people TO me
Floating Hospital was next called Tor and the Com
mttee to whom referred reported, offering res
Oluon 10 the effect that the matter belonged exclu-
svely 70 the state officers, and not Ia this Board. The
report was accepted, aud the resolution adopted.
A0jocrued 10 Monday.
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Penang, s. were the French and British hAg-ships.
There were s, Hong Kong British men-of'var, and
6 French o. Macao, Portuguese, al CsatoG River,
II British ? French and American; at Shsnghae, 10
British and shout 20 war vessels OF AL nations dis
n buted among the other ports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

feed" A; present, some four tuns Of hay day ae
cut and fed at these stsbes and upon these ratoss
the horses do great desl Of hrd work, ., which
they wesr out become unfit for the service. 90 -
average of four years. Some horses, OF course eak
more than Others but the average, We should sd
that the rstous given at these stables ought to keep
any hard-workug horse in the country in good coodi-
toa. Ii the hostler requires much more than thus
amount, there il probably "a leak somewhere"
Any gentleman interested in the care aud feeding Of
horses might do wise thing TO visit these stables
and see how the thing is done-see how systemAt,-
cally ami perfectly large stable can be managed
upon true economical principles.
You will see "No Admittance" over the door but
90 10 the President Secretary, or Stable Sapern-
tendent, and tell him who you and what you want
-,ba, il i rot idle curosty-and you will be al
lowed to look and learn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

The fist apnusl meeting Of the Alumni Association
Of the High Glass vas held in the NewloIk Iusti-
tute for ,he Deaf and Dumb Washington II g1ts, on
the 18Th inst. The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Iachsrah Mccoy OF
Delevsn, Wls. First YicePresident, Thos. j. Trist
Of Philadelphia; Second Nice.Presldeut, Henry c.
Rider of Mexico, ~ Y; Secretary and Treasurer,
Walter w. Angus Of Geneva, y. \. Edgar L. More
house Of Menasha, Wis, selected TO deliver the
next GRAFTON before the Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

We had cool day yesterday, fresh breeze stir.
ring most of the time sid wardng of the hot rays OF
the sun. 4 shower was threatened, snd 81 o clock
il cane mildly and drzziy.
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law LNI,ELLIGENCE,
TIE DEATH OF RUFUS CHOATE AND THE
NETWORK BAR

The meeting Of the bar in this city in relation to the
death OF Rufus Choate, viii be held in the United
State, District Coul, 10 to-day a, IL O'Clock IN.