Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15
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Worry respectfully.
Your obecleat servant
T. =. TUWS, Foreman.
Atssi-IoHv r yraFs, Secretary
Grand Jary Room, Dee. -, I'LL
GREAT FIRE Ar DETROIT.


~. b,,i,,5 ami FIN h0u.aad d0lidvs tcosh u ira
mann d,s,,ayed-rAr most valuable square IN Tic c'tg
Inr 1.;r,,, = in ash., We have only time 10 give
very b,,ef account Of The terrible coniasraon.
The fire broke out at ID O'Clock. The following pro-
perry is destroyed. " .,,.
ON. House block reaching froa the BRICK building
10 Woodbridge street. Here the fire originated. All
DESTROYED Loss cannot be less than S2o,Ooo
Wooden bni.ding extending from The corner OF
WOODWARD avenue 10 GEiswod street. Small loss
say 5000. 1885,,
Woodward uyenne occupied by i. Raymond, goods
all saved By Warren, groceries loss about 81 ,oU''
insured b. Daily Advertiser Office loss about So,ouo
insured in Kalamazoo au,ua! for $4,000. Register
Office by the great excrtinn Of MIR SNOW The hps'ser
was saved and also the lawyer = me Duiiuh o"heu "
Chandler Moore X Dwight OF Geneva
TIE four story hricl. building corner Of Jefferson
avenue and Grswold street: the cost 2S0OO insured
abou, 5000, occupied By Cns,on'-nousr, : rainier
dry goods, A. 5. Bagg bookstore, and rec rfess o.
Gce Loss Of building $4,000, insured $4,000. Pal
mer saved his goods. Free Press all destroyed; IN
snred five thousand on office and store; Drew, Jones
and Goddard owned the building. The wooden bulid
pos adjoining the latter BRICK and occupied by CARR
sons dry goods store-nosily saved-bn'ldinSs burnt
Bingham drug and grocery store goods mostly saved
insured probably. -.
The four story brick building occupied By Newbold
hardware store nd Gardeners crockery store Loss 81
building. say $4,000. Goods in hardware store all
DESTROYED: loss 3otao, insurance Slo,0C0 Cfockery
store about Si0,GG0 some insured
Wooden buildings occupied by 4. {. VI GraT s'ioe
store loss 3 zoo, partially insured IL same building
G. J. G. Hill drugs and groceries; loss S3,OOG, most
Is insured Building owned by Major Dequndrc.
NAVAL GENERAL ORDER.
Whenever an officer shall he arrested on foreigh
station, IL shall BE- the duty Of the Commander liner
of The station order Court for his trial, as soon as
possible after lie shall he notified Of the arrest and Tins
he shall refuse delay, except for imperative Tea
sons connected with the public service.
If such imperative reasons shall exist, 50 that
Court Martial cannot be detailed aud actually set LOT
the trial Of the accused, his arrest may continue Dr
thirty DAYS after the COMMANDMENT Chief Of the sta
ton shall notified thereof and no longer ana the ac
cused shall then be returned 10 dny unless Tor sum
Gent reasons the Commander Chef shall Otherwise
direct but he shall be again arrested and shall be tired
as soon the condition oi the service VIII admit Of IL
No officer arrested foreign station, shall be con-
fined 10 ms room nor restrained from the proper use o
any part the ship, which, before his arrest he had
right 10 b., except the quarter deck; unless such re-
sraint shall be- for the safety OF the ship or
The preservation good order and discipline and even
in that case he shall be no farther restrained than shall
| be necessary. \. /. UlsllI ~
| NAVY DfrARrNESr, Dec i, lcll.
| STATE BANK OF lLLlxos.-Thc following resolution
was passed ~ the State Bank OF Illinois, al Spring
I field. on the 2ls nit.
"Gesolred, That tie State Bank Of Illinois and lis
branches, VII lie prepared 70 l'h WIN Tug oaihs V!
Ohio Indiana and Kentucky in the resumption oil spe-
Gle payments On the SAID IL August next. 81 order
Of the Board. y. H. kiD"ELi, o"W'r'
/ Tur Mr>IcaN ScnooSEKs-Thc Two schooners de-
tanned ,y the Collector Of New York, on presumption
that they we're fitted out f"r foreign power contrary
10 the laws Of The L. s. will probably be allowed to SAL
in few days, As II las been found that, though bu!t
by the order of the McS!cnn Government they we're III
present property Of American citizens, who did not
intend 10 par, w, their right q; property III en un-
al thu balance Of their had been pad to them
The law does not forbid citizens Of the Y > Fitting out
such vessels for the purpose Of selling them elsewhere
To foreign power. In order to c"ne witi'n the stu
,u,e there must hc an intent the part OF those who
I build fit out and arm vessels 10 employ them, while
Their property in cruising against friendly power IN
der a commits ion from some foreign power.
i Tnr SUPREME CorRr-1'hs is the day fixed by law
for The commencement OF the annual term OF TIE Su
nreine Court o: The United States. Judges Mclean,
Ca,ron, and Mckinley are, kno", npon The ground,
and NC have doubt that quorum oi tie Cont VII
/ be present 10 day.
| Among the mos, distinguished members OF the Bar
who viii in tendance the Court re are aware OF
the presence Of Mr. J NJ. CLAYTON, .! Delaware, Mf.
Crit,enden of Kentucky, and Mr. Wall, Of New Jersey
| all ex. enators Of she U. S.-Iat.