The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-27
Mn.,c.l InfslIIgence.

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| C.MrLo svoar we understand leaves for Boston to
DAY The Bos.onians have rich rsat in store We learn
that high honor has recently been paid to sgnor sivor
by the Philharmonic Society Of this city That excellent
of musical talent has elected this distinguish
ed maestro honorary member-a deserving tribute to
genius, and one that is rarely bestowed
TIE ALIscHASIsns.--On Thursday evening last this
talented company Of singers sang ct private concert
given by the Tsmpar Lodge l. O. Of O. f., for the gra
tfc OF their friends at their magnificent hall IN
the Clinton Hotel building The room was filled to
overlooking by respectable citizens and their
ladies' We never saw an audience delighted with a
musical entertainment this with the singing OF
the Aleghanians. The whole room vas completely
taken by surprise. None present expected so reh a
treat in store for them when they entered the hall
but they returned home perfectly delighted There
never has ye; appeared family of vocasts that can
the quality OF their voices knowledge Of music Sly lie
OF singing Their standing in society is of the most
spectacle character and their concerts calculated to
instruct Wherever they go we can safely say that all
who attend their entertainments will never regret it, We
understand they give their second concert IN Troy on
Thursday evening next.
LEOPOLD DE MEYEa-we are informed that this gre at
pianist the on," will give musical entertainment at
the Musical Fund Hail. in Philadelphia. Thursday
Friday next
HENRI HERz.-This distinguished pianist gives con.
cert at the Tabernacle on Thursday evening next
gentlemen OF this city for the following interest
ing intelligence from Mon,evideo -
MoNrEvlpxo. August &C. 1916.
The forces OF Gen. Oribe short time since withdrew
from the province of Maldonado, and the govern
ment here sent down troops to Maldoaado, and some
families returned from this city to- their homes at san
Carlos about eight miles from Maldopado.
Knowing this the forces of Gen. Oribe again entered
Carlos, and attacked the town Mald0nado, which
resoutey defended and vessel sent to Montevdeo for
reached aldonado and the enemy had succeeded pos
sessing himself OF part OF the town. They
however attacked and routed hS the fresh troops and
believe that peace will bless our land and rivers for
months to
The British brig Stephen Wright, from the coast of
Patagonia with cargo Of guano. was totally lost few
days since at the Boseo, ten miles to the east of this
TREMENDOUS FIRs IN ApALAcHIcoLA --The Apa
idchicoia advertiser gives an account of severe
confagration which occurred in that city on the
18th instant.
We suboin statement of probable loss, so far
as at present known - ~
HOUSES ON WArER srREEr-Brck store No g. own
ed by +. Rawdon, and occupied by Green * Connery-
slightly damaged. Brick store No 20, owned by d. B.
be nsulsd wood CO..
books and Office furniture E. B. Whitmarshs stock val
ued at 81 $780, fully insured Brick store No 3d. and
the brick building fronting on Commerce street known
the Croton House both belonging to d. b. Wood Co.
unoccupled-valued at 81 81 co., Brick
stores Nos 81 and SO, owned by G Grswold--occuped
by Avery Jones and p w. Cullen valued at $4,000;
supposed to be fully insured Avery Jones' stock par
tia cssully insured w. Cullen, loss stock $500;
no insurance Brick store No. 49, owned by the estate
Of David d. Churchiil occupied by d. Ellison & Co.
valued at $5,O00-insurance s. 900. b. Ellison 4 Co.'s
stock valued at Sill 000-partly insured. Brick No
"a, owned by Lockhart ung-unoccupied; slightly
damaged. New building erected for Post Office Cen
tire street. and unoccupied valued at $780, fully insured
H. +. Simmons' building corder Centre and Commerce
streets-occuped by JIG. Allen, druggist N Seymour,
and A. g. Semmes and CMraway Smith as law Offices.
Building valued at$6000insurance $4,000 j. c. Allen,
loss on stock $l700-fully insured n Seymour loss
stock $l0O-no insurance. A. Low, loss stock and
stock and furniture $l50-no insurance. G Semmes
part OF law library and office furnureloss S700no in
surance Carraway Smith, loss law library and Office
furniture $l00-no insurance. House Commerce
street, owned and occupied by John Larkin a bar
room. Loss stock and furniture SlOOO-insurance
OF f. J. Wood, and occupied by Peck and Grady
a carpenter shop. Loss S300-no insurance
Peck and Grady, loss of tools, Sc, Sl50-no
insurance. House on Commerce street, owned by r.
House Commerce and Chestnut streets owned by
Thomas L. MITCHELL and occupied by james Gibson gro
Gerry; a. klarman, shoemaker; j. Morris, dwellings and
j. c. Maclay, Office. Valued at S2000-fuy insured
James Gibson, loss on stock $S00-no insurance. A.
Klarman, loss stock Sl00-no insurance j. Morris,
loss furniture $50 j. C. Maclay, loss Office furni
ture $50. House Chestnut street, owned by Mr. La
bertat, and occupied by him store and dwelling
House and stock valued at $9S0nsu $3.50 House
on Market street. owned and occupied as dwelling by
dred bales cotton stored in store No 3D. by Lockhat and
Young, was also destroyed-fully insured. Lumber
yard en- Commerce street, belonging to Peter Hobart
loss about $500. No insurance.