New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-05
c.nr, for the Correction of Errors.

| ,--,--Lieut Gov GARDINER, Chancellor Waworth,
! 80 Iewe. and 81 Senators.
!u,ne, HARD and YoUNo took and subscribed the
sS Office Adjourned until TO morrow at 10 O'Clock.
1 oal " FRIDAY. Jan. ..
.,Iisut Gov. GARDINER, Chancellor Walworih,
IT, r. Iewer and % Senators.
usaee SANFORD and s SMITH took and subscribed
~ o. counsel being in attendance, adjourned until to-
law AZ 10 A. nj.
nnring the year 1913 this Court was in session io'
.-, including Sundays
o. whole number Of cases argued and submitted was
aty.our. 1,..-..,,-- J., -a,a-sed
"a affirmed in psrt-reversed as 10 costs In all ~
:J,rrnts of the Supreme Court affirmed 10; do. re-
sd il; do not decided for want OF quorum, l. In
lA.
.,r.NrR BELLE ZANE SSAGGED-The steamer
,,on3 which left Louisville on the goth ut and
IN hs. been frozen up in the Ohio for time,
I'd here Yesterday, and reports the following par;icu
,r-Ou the 18th inst about midnight the steamer
sne Zane Capt, Fraser, from Louisville for this port,
rck snag - miles below the mouth OF White RIVER,
~ ,unk the wreck being turned bottom up. Most of
ss passengers asleep in their berths. and the
sscf and sinking sudden that they had no time
= secure their clothing. Barefooted and without hats,
5ey covered themselves with blankets and
lawn from the cabin after ts separation from Inc huu
Tbe Diamond along shortly after the disaster ana
acted up, two points the Arkansas siOe VI tue
,;yt,,u Of The sufferers and carried them to Napo
,arn where the res. that were saved landed having
zen found floating the nun aiIef It's separation
They that the number OF passengers aiouu'eu
,,p souls of whom siIy odd were saved ana Inc pal
,ce drowned or frozen 20 death after reaching the
,Iore The of those who were lost nave not
ION s.cerained farther than those OF Mr.. Bowen LADY
~ child Zsnesville. Ohio There were three other
i,dIes on board who were saved. Several oil the I'M
+nrpns.es came down the Diamond. some OF whom
~. landed on the coast Among those who came TO
he CITY We have only learned the names OF hpe-John
Sse of Albany n " Robert II. Foster. James
shindan John Meiks, John Gibson and Henry Patt-al
oyhom had their feet severely frozen as to render
nam nearly useless.
-T The Relic Zane was from GAINESVILLE. Her cargo
sed of $50 barrels Of -four, the property OF Mr.. Bow
co. who wss lost 900 sacks OF corn shipped oy u wat
SON at NewMsdrd; 226 sacks OF Gate, 43 barrels OF
,eans and S. barrels OF potatoes consigned 10 Feowes
Johnson g. Co.. 300 empty barrels marked C. b, d Co;
md the u s Mail from Louisville, Cairo and Memphis
anne of which were saved. Boat and cargo total loss
except the empty barrels n O. Tropic, Dec. q.
The Bulletin says that far as they can ascertain, not
more than sixteen lives were lost.
~ Yesterday, being the LIST of January. 1876,
was kept a holiday the public Offices the Offices of
the Corporation and all The Offices connected with the
Circuit and Criminal Courts.
Al noon immense body OF citizens, soJournors and
strangers repaired 10 the Executive Mansion and made
the customary sautatlons TO the Presidentano Ills lay
The East Room and the Reception Room were thronged
with the beauty and fashion OF the metropolis as well MS
others of all ranks and conditions OF life. Indeed the
Presidents House perfect jam for two or three
hours and many who thither the Chief Ma
gsrste OF the nation had TO return without accomplish
ing their object
A great number of ladies and gentlemen foreign Min
stes Members Of Congress and others also called ana
paid their respects Mrs. Madison President Adams
and the Msyor oil the City, by whom they were most
cordially received
The day being unusually fine, and even mild for the
season. there general turnout Pennsylvana-av-
enue and in the other Of this metropolis which
throughout the entire day presented very animated
and lively spectacle. Nat Intel jan z.
Fires.
AT Columbia. S. c. on the 3o,h ult. learn
BY the correspondence of the Charleston Courier rc
broke about o'clock A. NJ in the upper part OF Inc
town. in the neghborhood of Mrs, GaDdy's Hotel that
and several buildings above and those below were con
sumed All the buildings on the square fronting Main
A. are In ruins and ofthe buildings in the rear are
destroyed Mrs. NJ Blacks large brick building on the
adjoining square. South, was, with great difficulty,
saved. SpHeTus-Messrs Rosenibal & Collin, Nathans.
VIM Little Chandler, Mrs Candy. Mcpherson. BeDja-
min Elkins VIM. McGunnis. b. McName, Mrs Wilson
At Brocketts Bridge. Herkmer Co. on Monday
last the extensive leather factory Of A. Grswold Son,
took Are and with its contents almost entirely con-
suned The building Of stone, and $50 feet long
Some 1000 sides of sole leather are said 10 have been
burnt and the loss is estimated at about $4,000 Ihis
probably the greatest loss by re which has ever Ia
ken place In county We regret to hear that Messrs
Grswold e. Son had no insurance. Herkimer Dem lst
At Aston, Delaware Co. Pa on Tuesday last, the
large stone mill and dyeipg house OF Daniel Lammott
Esq. extensive cotton manufacturer TOOK nre anu
entirely consumed. The hre broke out III the dye
log house from which it communicated 10 the MILL
snd all efforts arrest its progress were unavaing-
The contents Of the mill were partly insured but not Inc
mill itself, which ia owned by George W. HILL
delaware Co. Repub
At Peoria, ILL., on the 10th ult. frame building at
the Southwest corner OF Main and Water ats. owned
BY II. B. s,illman Esq and occupied by A. r LoucKs
for the entertainment of travellers was destroyed by
fire. The FIRE had made considerable before 1t
discovered and number OF inmates barely escaped
with their lives The loss will be severely felt by Mr.
Loucks who has lost every thing he possessed IN the
runrllo .11rNcrf nj hta
Al Phillips Beach, lynn, Mass) the building
known AS the Rockaway House, kept by J. Fton, was
entirely DESTROYED. There insurance on the
house and fur niture for S65Oo.
AT Raynham, Mass the shovel factory OF G. w.
King was destroyed on Thursday night LOSS ABOUT
~ 900, and no insurance.
AT 81. Louis on the goth ult. an attempt was
made to FIRE the Office Of the Peoples Organ but owing
to the dampness of the hoor the flames failed to COM
mun.cae.
At Tuskegee Alabama, on the 2lst ult. the gro
Gerry store of Russell Williams, and several ADJOINING
buildings. were consumed.
At Baltimore, the warehouse of Messrs. William
Jenkins & Co was considerably damaged by fire on
Thursday night Their stock of leather was also much
damaged by water. Insured.
FIRE IN RAYSBAM-The Shovel Factory, belong
ngto George w King near the Of the town. Gate
udpe Washburns mild was destroyed by fire on Thurs.
day night together with his TOOLS &c and about SUI
worth of new Shovels recently finished for market His
nA 10 nearly Si,OuU ana ne insurance
Taunton Mass Wing Dec. 3lst.
Law Courts.
CurRr OF COMMON PLEAs-DEClSIoSS.-.i0h CdNehey
vs. John p and 7hos Cumming Jr-Plantia sued on
written contract wages miller and experimenting
The erection Of mill, but discharged before the time
Verdict for plaintiff confirmed provided he RENTS $50.
Edvard Ilsleyvs. Moses E Armant-'To recover on an
agreement do the carpenters work and Ind nsterals
on house No . Union Square, for the sum OF S27Uo;
The building was to have been finished by the lat oil
April but not go. The Court considers the suose'
9uenl ora agreement binding Verdict for Piannn ior
sSa So confirmed. Cromwell and Norton tor piantlis,
eerard and P att for defendants.
Park &Roobias VS.. Alexander Taylor-The plaintiffs
save 10 defendant broker for collection in Ohio
which they their SCENTS but the note was coec-
!ed (not shown how by other parties The Court
thought agreesby to I'D Wend 25 the defendant 10 la
ele Verdict for plaintiff confirmed.
William n. Titus VS.. Tinao Leary.-On breach oil
covenant as TO agreeing hire and give security Tor store
no ~ Pecksip, next TO Seutb-st for i've years al
$500 year. Demurrer settled as per opinion. For
PIT f. Townsend For DIET J. w. 81 J. E. White.