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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10


eosventios NE material foe Of Which The appointment
ola Committee Of empowered 70 make arrange meats
with bank banks in the city Of New York. Albany or
Troy the purpose Of ks up the Of the free banks
per DISCOUNT or at ssch rate safety fund notes
shall be redeemed New York. The committee consists Of
Mess Oliver Paine ThrooP wees, Williams srainsrd and
Grant II ALEC recommended that all the Safety Fund
Banks receive at their the bills Of the free banks
These proceedings may ntereed with the recent
rangement between the Safety Fund and the State Bank far
lead the rejection Of the Buffalo bills The Of
the State Bank TO be divided bewees the
poyment their funds the redemption Of country bills and
upon fancy stocks The stock Of the institution
fell per by Of that her loan, Del
and Hudson large The absorption her funds
upon stocks which cannot be realised upou is probably
the Of the refusal to redeem the csuatry bills
In this way the Of the busy
the channels Of supPles of money from the country to which
looking for relief likely be chokd
by the miserable want of proper management in uu
ton which might Otherwise take the lead in sustaining the
merchants.
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Cattle Murlxef-

The market at the Upper Bulls Head is peint of
changing Prices waveriny between decline and
remaining where they From the state Of demand
The number of bees Offering should infer that
uon VIII take place next week It, however, wholly depends
on The action Of the drovers. About hundred in
market this morning and fair number disposed Of
There are very few aud calves arriving now. Only
thrtyhve to-day Of these twenty sold
ranging from $40 $4s.
Three thousand five hundred eep and lambs offered
and all but four hundred sold at 81 81 for Sheep and
$3.50 Tor lambs. Neither Of the markets active.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

- n1ps haah ledger BY posting fron dayeoos 49,
without references Journal. Tn" exercs: - ..
mind tO-the coneise particulart, 20 necs''~'y - ~
tios of assnershant's ledger. .,,,:a.., .....
Your~commtee cansst spare from their individual avoea
. .h go, .;s which might be necessary 10 review the
i;td. n sev svstens Of keeping which have appear
ed in this country and for to asesr.nn inc
and Of double entry bookkeeping are are not orr.
FINAL With Mn Thomas But they do thsk his method
81 ,sch = very Ingenious ard novelty in practice IN
shooIs hereabou,s being the time well calculated to
fulfil the 9th. teacher to impress his Pups m'nd
with IDEAS capable Of being made subsrysnt when
called INTO practice the evervarng transactions
Business.
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Glen red.

Cleared.
G,orce Trowbridge Galveston Texas; Trenton shapter
Ia Parker Lubec Hope George, Walkerton Va, Sarah
Ar.a, Macoduck, cadiz Eveine, Downs, Richmond, Mou
treal, Grifhns, Lonaon.
Ship Powhatan, McCeoren ~ ds FIN Noreans cotton, &c
Russian bark Fabian Albert wiuda, 90 day, from Malaga
Brig Emery Aeyman 6s DIS fun Lsndoa mdz to order-aa
psgrs.
Liston.
brig Harry King Woodwork 10 days from Windsor, Ms
pla ter TO Randolph Fountain
Br scr Morning Star Morrison 10 days from Douglass Ms
plaster to Randolph u Fountain.
sehr Nidu, Fuker ~ d, fn St Ann, Bay JAM mdz Matt
lond Kennedy Go.
schr Exchange Freeborn 10 ds I'm st Domingo mahogany,
" Plat.
schr II HERR. ,gsr.t, d, fm Boston, cit ndu to
schr WIN Roscoe Meeker d, FIN Boston, with mdn to
Stevens.
schr Oscar, Lowell, days from Boston, with mdr to
H,rrck.
sehr John Polk, Daisey day, from Virginia. with wood
schr Mary seotehburn Jones, d I'm Baltimore, corn,
Ha,eus
schr John Marshall, wilm.n, days fm Virginia. II
Havens. .
sehr Orion Baker d. FIN oerocOke, NC, wheat, Mitchell
schr Mary Gallant Parker day. from Virginia, with pO
taioer.
sehr Union whittee d, I'm Plymouth NC, naval stores
schr Harriet Chandler Furman d. fn Virginia rood to
master.
Schr W. seymour, 4ds)s NeNoern, ~ nS'N
sailed
Roscoe Glover for Liverpool; Emerald, Howe, Havre and
others.
The letter bags Of the Montreal Griffin for Liverpool, will
close at Gpius Exchange News Room th. day, eleven
o'clock.
The Mandarin ,epherd Baltimore, from Turks Island,
arrived al Ocrasoke inst having tow the solomon Rose
welt, Of Nfork, I'm psrts Rico, sismased
The Jeer.on from NYorh, spoken on Carritusk Sand
liz fa.l sf with nj ma m N
From correspondent in Philadelphia We learn that Oh.
Mledgevlle, Capt Porter from New York bound to saysn
nah with passengers valuable cargo board has been
lost We informed that the chip sailed from New DIRK
the 2st Aug and that the Thursday following al ock
A. NJ she went ashore Chic amacomca, 20 miles 10 the
northwad ef Hatteras Eight pa.nsrs one Of which was
female, aud seaman drowned The ship has gone 10
pieces Capt Porter remained the beach, attending 10 such
parcels Of cargo washed ashore.
Spoken.
Palestine OF add from New York bound 10 North Carolina
with loss ef manmast other damage Wa making for the
Chesapeake intending put Norfolk Sept ,t 60 miles
Sc Of Cape Hatteras.
u. shp Lexington C,pt Ciack, Guayaquil, July O.
all WE'LL TO sa day Tor Caao having board the Hon
j. &. Pickett, American Charge dAnars TO Peru.
United state. Ports.
PORTLAND, Sept 6-srr Liberty Dyer, Cherhed for New
NrwPoRr, Sept 5-arr GazsIle. Fowler, Nyers
rHlL,DELrHA Septs-cld Sun, Banzett, Nyork; Herald
vii EFT. do shark Stevenson. do; Ntbq.o Allen do
PrrxRsBuRo, Va, Sept Carr Ann Elizabeth, somer,
York
| NosroLx. s,pte-,rr Oil BIAS Homer, NYork
w,LmScroS, Ne, Aug geld Kentucky, Hatch for New
York
wassse roS NC Aug aosrr Brilliant Fowler, from New
York
Ca,sLssros, Sep, ) arr Sun, spnney. NYork
ApaiAcu,cota Nug 37-cid Will, Dyer NyorL.
MosiIs, Aug 2s-cld Birmingham Robinson, fos Liver
pool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

10 share. o. s. Bank los, so do l03S2o0 do Corporation
Elves, 1856 s5-24 do Mechanics 67l-sO do Mechanics
Banking Assn 80 do farmers Loaa, oa 80 80 days
lO-io do La ia, cite, s0- do Amer. Ex &C. IS do 80
days &c. IS do 80 ds IS 35 $50 Del Hudson ds
65 50 do 65 % do 10 6 80 do 6sl so do 10 ds
DO os oO do ~ DIS Ss % dc 65 90 do 10 65 so DO
80 ds 6s5-os do 50 80 days 800 do L.
lns So40 do Mere Elk &c. 10 do 5sl42 de Canton $50
do Bloomington Il b 10 days $3.50 do Harlem RR this
week ass Is do 4S rs do this wk 49, so do 4s so do
wk 4s so do 4st so do week %si5o do Paterson Raj.
road
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CIR "a ND EAN'S COMPOslTEON
FOR THE
HUMAN HAIR.

REAT success and great reputation proofs that this
NJ article is the only OF the kind which produces good
effects, nd useful to the human hair The article
with il ion and be elassed with
that host e limitations with which this city abounds
Irs agALrIEsOn the first day Of its applications begins
to preventing the HAIR from turniag gray.
BY its DR., and weak hair will be strong pbe
brliant and curly.
BY employment, heads entirely bald win be repenishea
with hair.
valuable specific forH diseases 5f the skin and hair
Those persons who want of fse hair during the
can ssppI,ed establishment &c A O. No.
Barclay where will he found extensive OF
Wigs, Toupees, sc Sc Of manufacture which cannot be
The u States The great sale Of these articles
has esabled Mr. Grandean to fix the price S. To- $l5
No. Barclay street. Broadway. - lm's
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ShAWLS'he splendid patterns, the most beautiful
- Designs aud the fses texture sn aeristhe sooEs Of
asa India produce nothing superb than some
OF the Csshnerc Shawls to be at VAhRS 2Si
Grand street. '7T-7l.
"a BROCHAS, from 1875 to So
Elegant CAsHAERES from $40 80 to Sas s9-iw'
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS, engraved in a
new aad improved style, printed with the
neatne just received superior lot Porcelain Cards.
prey for visiting aud Wedding Cards. which, for whteness
and braacy OF polish can not be exceed Persons furnish
ing their Gard Plates have them printed latest
style al shoi notice.
Store Cards Of every description either Copperpae or
Letter Press, executed on favorable terms by apply
VALENTINES
Fashionable Card, Engraving and Printing Establishment
% John street, corner of William.
o. A boy wanted about IL 10 years OF aye; who is
well acquainted with the city and can well nded
can apply above ssp9.lw's
ID DOTS AND SHOES, AT hASUFAcTURERs' PRICES, No,
ID IT'S Pearl sereet bsween Pine AMI Cedar stree)
assortment Mems Boots Brogans and Shoes, and
Ladies' Boots Shoes Slips and Youths and Childrens
Boots AID Shoes; all OF which will be soi
cost for cash Merchants want Of the above articles
respectfully invited to examine this stock before purchasing
sep9lms SAMUEL CHASE.
TNHE HOR riCULTURAL ASSOCIATION OF the Val.
ley of the Hudson will hold its third semannua ExHIB
at Nibo- Garden Thursday the ~ Of september
the following days. Amateurs and cuvaors generally
invited contribute specimens of fruits flowers, plants
pots, vegetables
The Exhibition will open to the public Thursday at Il
O'Clock NJ aud all articles be exhibited must be sent IN before
II O'Clock the same morning A. DOWNING,
sep93t+ Cor. Secretary
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ROWE & COMPANY.

announcing their friends the prevailing FALL FASH
IONS Of the and unique style OF their Superior Beaver
Hats, ready for Inspection at the Sales Room No.
Hanover street cannot rsran from expressing heir acknow
for the great pected share Of business be-
slowed their original and exclusive system which, they feel
pride saying, has given such general satisfaction.
We do limit ourselves any national style but inva
ably adopt the regnng Fashion whether be American Lon
don Partisan do not attempt control 10 die
tae be the oracle regulate lead the Fashion Of the
Day but always anuacure hats with the strctest
formiy to the latest STYLE let il emanae from
what IL may.
To deem needless reiteate the partic-
uars Of system but for the advantage Of in
general, make this explanatory remark obtain all
hats direct from mandatory and thereby enabled
to sell style Of which present
passed for color elegance durability and quality, 81 So
being per lower than the standard price for the
article Of similar quality aud value.
In soliciting early inspection Of latest and intended
Fall Fashions" cheeruly the
OF those Interested that the style undenably claims Tristan Pa
ternv and before said the perfect,
material to business being to give every possible aen
ton and the crupnou
the taste, wishes, and choice of our customers
From the advantage we possess in being manufacturers
the notice suit all applications style
shape r size, at established prices.
ROWE & Co., Hat Manufacturers.
Sales Room No Hanover st. opposite the Exchange II Otis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GALLERY 322 Broadway
Il open with very beautiful and valuable as.embage
rich frames, chiefly consigned from London urng year
past and before exhibited to the public IL believed
that Thu, collection will not unvoraby with any other
Submitted to notice in this city The pictures rr
vate sale. The Gallery will be open from A. NJ. un, dusk
Amtance % cents. SEPT lwis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

The Great Western has not yet arrived and the markets
man with very little apparent activity The manufacturers
Pttsburg and vicinity made reduction of
pound in the price Of manufactured iron nails al
kinds Flat BAR ofe heavier kinds cents and rising
in proportion as the sizes diminish. to n.
The wheat and -four delivered tide during
week in August as follows, viz
BIS Fisur. Bush ULeai.
ls3S 2956t 1886
1889 1910 4,Il4
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MAR RTE ID.

On Saturday evening by the Rev w. w. Evars Mr.. Ma
tnaniel Howard Jr Of Randolph, Mass. to Miss Alma
Hou shton, Of this city.
On Saturday by Rev Spencer Cone, Mr. Albert Gal
latin Howe to Miss Elizabeth, daughter Of David ID. Crane
Esq. all of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10
Showing a falling off of % O5l
nd lI,424

Equal to falling of Of - 239 barrels Of -four.
CoFFEE-Tnere moderate demand for this article from
the trade Prices however, from last weeks
rates Sales since last extend to about $50 BAGS 0
IL for Rio 1871 Ia for Java oi for Cuba 81 for ST. Do
mingo, and 10 Tor Leaguyra
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

Dk. EILlOT.
OCULlST,
303 Broadway, entrance in Duane street
1cuines his practice TO
EASES OF THE EYE,
OPHJHdLnIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From DIR. Eiou extensive practice. and the number 81 p,
tents who be ATTENDED during his ONCE hours ne ha
obtained the services IF Dr. WEsrMAcoTr practitioner e.
vorabiy known for years hi. city, member OF thu
New York Medical Society," and Of the Royal COLLEGE Of Sur
geons, Edinourgn Dr. w paid much attention to diseases
the Eys in Paris and, recently DIR Eho peculiar
mode Of operation and treatment
Once hours irsm 10 tot O'CLOCK, daily. my23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

On Monday morning. Mr.. Joseph Bbrough, formerly Of
Yorkshire. Eng
On Sunday Mr. George Fullmer in the 47th year Of his
aye.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

T.aTLORING ESTABLISHMENT,
So MAiDES LASE.
THE subscriber respectfully friends the pub
F. and and Gso3 -hiss he viii %.fs up at nj. a.u.
70" P'''''' u fall I' AND WINTER rRrcEs.
Over Coat. Of Pilot Cloth SIS % to % 90
Beaver % 90 10 10 90
Dr,s, Coats-Broad 10 90 to % 90
Trock ~ 10 TO 81 90
Pantaloon. or Cashmere, &c. 500 10 u 90
Vest. Of satn. wooIIen ve,e aud Valencia 90 %
Persons furnishing their own goods, have them nade up
at the following low prices, viz. =.
Over Goats made and trimmed ST. 90 to II 90
Proes sS o,o IA %
v..,: s aSS
Ns-An gar-.n,. made a, hi, establishment are made BY
,ssai.. URIAH r. HARRIS.
DoARDING-A ecntemar and his wife be accommo.
ID dated with pleasant and board fsshed uafur.
Cliff. .7s,.
DILLiARD TABLES -Three splendid Bill lard Table.
- with all the fixtures complete foe sale cheap Apply at
the Broadway House. Aug 2i-im'
DISEASES OF THE EYE-DR WHEELER with oop
- 6aencr assures the pube Tat there scarcely de
ease 70 which ,ha, iendr aud beautiful THE EYE,
subject does yield his humane and successful
OF treatment References given the first families, and
dance his Office ~ Greenwich the Battery ros
A. NJ until NJ, after which he devoies has time
door patients sus-s-is
NEW YORK aud New Isr,e, Dye and Print WORKS, ace
IN No l07 William street between Maiden lane and Jobs
street.-The propfie,ors of this establishment pared
dye print and finish SILKS, satns grapes AID Grape
shaws Ices. servings hosiery, glove mern.s cloths.
mere &C. and sk c.iten, ard wooen good. general liz
alec carries the fancy job aud dying business s4m'
GtNTLEMENs
CAsT.eFF CLOTHING
scvaHr, Asp ,Hs vuLL vsLur srsS ~ e.sr ~
w. LEVITT " Diane st., doors from william.
10 Knowing there are p.rsoss whe make great puff "a
their advertisements Tor Cast on Clothing, &C nc
man, case. do not give the full valse Tor he s.e-H l.
ho have M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

90 A CARD.-THE PANoRAMAs-MR GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs the eitrens 81 New York and
NE public Centrally that he intends epen for exhibition
VIEW PANORAMA early in October nest and that
quentiy the Panorama of ~ RuSALEM will positively b
closed on the hrs Of that month Tie gives this early sotce,
mat psrest may bring their children sunday Other
school Teachers their scholars and that all may sp
por'uny Of viewing thi. transcript q the Hey City.
aul
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

Passengers Sailed.
In the Emerald for Havre-Proesor Chas Brooks lady and
chlaren DR. David Ogaod and lady, Pierre Rouhan4 Wca
ragun, G,ldennelster Gsstayss Leroy, New Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

Packets to Arrive.
LoSDoS.
Quebec, Hebard. Asg. 10
Is. Queen I 5. Roberts, Sept. 2
LtvEkPooi.
United States, Fisher, Aug. I
5 America, Barstow, Aug. 7
HAses.
Chs. Carroll. Lee, July "a
Albany, Johnston, Aug.
BRISTOL.
q. Western [ 81 Hosken Aug24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

Two HOUSEKEEPERS.-A small family OF the first e
spectabty would engage three roons, furnished
furnished with breakfast aud tea, if in pleasant situation
Address"G." box 80, lower Post Office. sep0 3eod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

CITUATlON WANTED a. bar or bookkceper in a re.
- spectacle Hotel by Young fully Competent oh.
lection to the South West Address o. s at this sce
seplo 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

ID GARD gentleman and his wife three single
ID gentleman, have handsomely furnished ~ish
beard, by applying al No. 10 Park Place
English and French spoken. Asi2ai~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

Packets a. Depart.
LaNDoN.
Montreal, Grifhng, Sept. 10
Gladiator, Britton, Sept. 20
Mediator, Champlin, Oct. 4
LIVERPOOL.
Sheffield. Allen, Sept. 10
Oxford, Ksthbone, Sept. g
HAvRE.
8. de Grasse, Sept IS
Poland, Anthony, Sept. -
Charles Carroll, Lee. Oci.i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

GERMAN SILVER WIRE.-AH sizes German Silver
NJ Wire on hand and for lie by LEWIS FEUCHTWANG
Err, Gold street sepl0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

THO GROCERS.-SAGO.-A very superior article for
making puddings-jus received and Tor sale by LEWIS
FEUCHTWANGER, Gold street. sepl0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

A RrIFlCIAL TEETH-Iaserted % the principle q
IA Atmospheric Pressure from single toeth complete
.et, IVY w, Thorn Surgical Mechanics Dentist FRO.
London ass galway eatrance in Howard o&ce hours
from eight witt siS susl ln's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

nIAMOND CEMENT, for joining glass aud china, for
~ sale by LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
sepl0 Gold street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

DHOSPHORS-A large supply in 4 lob. canistrrs and
i best quality, for sale by LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
sepl0 Gold street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

OkINTERS INK ofsuperior quality, for sale BY LEWIS
FEUCHTWANGER, Gold street. sepl0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

GERMAN SILVER AND NiKEL.-A constant supply
VI Of bok articles, first ia all widths and sizes suitable for
and other and the latter Of suitable
size and quality, for sale by LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
sepl0 Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

ITO LETA furnished house stperate rooms, meder
ate TERMS very desirable location, and where the
stages pas, the door, Apply 1T 50 ST. Marks Place.
N1vxs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

DRASSWlRE FOR BRUSnMAKERS.-The best an
ID neaed wire, Ne. 81 for Bruhmakers for sale by
sepl0 LEWIS FGUCHTWA NIGER, Z Gold street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

DAviL'ON NEW BR CLIFTON, opposite New Yorh-
The ssbseribsr Id b. pleased 10 have ue vacsse,es
about 10 be made BY the departure OF few fse. from the
Pavilion filled and ~ orter that ey may not bs long upoc-
cuped be TAKES the o. Informing his friends and tho
public that u tie best secured bv am early
apple aud he would al that "a IA NJ. N
ke.p the house open With all the ss
IN III, his boarders may be pie as.d 10
and the Kendall band will be retained.
The accommodations Cor bathing billiards. Ne. are u..ur-
passed.
The STEAMBOATS, Water Witch and I,a,, each ~.v
every few hours, from "A. NJ, till JPN
IS GEORGE rrERIs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

MORNING nERALD-SHsP NEWS,
Port Of New York, September ..
aux sIsgs s. II HIGH WATER 025
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

DRONZE AND DEHL METAL.--Vsrisus qualities Of
ID the above articles hand and for sale ~
seplO LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, Goldstreet.
URINTING PAPER-25o Reams as BY AZ; 800 do 20 by
81 400 do % by ST. ae DO - by 80; 800 do ~ by 3d.
300 do "a by 49, % by 49, medium and haor sale
by PERSSE BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
sepl0y No oil Liberty t,eet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

ZINE STERLING SILVER WARE.-The subscriber
has just eceved fne assortment Of Sterling Silver
Ware consisting Tea Sets Spoons and Forks aud Ladies'
Butter Knives &C. sc. For sale at the New York General
Furnishing Warehouse, No. IL Maiden la.e.
sep0 D. 4. pELAVAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

ToHN g. BENNERT Ordinary and R,kctory, No &C
Wooster OF Spring street, New York. Oyster,
served up in every style.
NB-Privae rooms. where company be omwodated
with Breakfast Dinner aud supper the best the market A.
lords Also, Wines Of the choicest Qualities sul3 5msn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-19
JuOSON |
iPR0PER |

While this fire was burning, another attempt was
made on Judson's building, situated Water
street, but without success. 1t set fire the
night previous. An attempt was also made to fire
the Chronicle Office, opposite the Mobile Exchange,
and fellow caught in the building in the act eff
setting fire to the upper story Several others had
been arrested on suspicion, and were thrown into
prison. The City Hotel, marked on the map with
star, was burned in the fire Of the I'd instant.
All the fires that have occurred in Mobile since the
1st inst were occasioned by incendaries, and the
aggregate loss of property is upwards Of 81 600
What will be done with the rascals when they are
cought, time alone can tell We were informed
yesterday that meeting had been held there res
resolutions passed to tar and feather and then hang
him in that he is proved guilty. If this fellow
is so served, Lynch law will reign supreme and
every arrested on suspicion, NO matter how in
nocent he may prove, will be most outrageously
Lynched. Those who guilty, will most unques-
tionably suffer miserable death from an outraged
public. Another rumor current here yester-
day was this II is said that there is a knot Of
spectators in Mobile, who own tract Of land stu
ated below the present city, where they want Mo-
bile located, and that they have hired gang Of men
to burn up the city for that purpose. We give these
we hear them. Time will show whether they be
correct or not.
There has been IN this country, since the begin
ming OF this month, less than twenty -four fires
that we have accounts Of and the following is list
Of them.
Erurs IN CT.