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~ new tEiis 81 81
shape of Il Rife hns ;ist hcesa is5totsis
in New; Y ork: that besides IFS mo
nlnfe uses pnloIlg spot isflic u, mis-
war Sill fufllier leables
known as Jennings I'ateiit Rifle,
81 &, he a almost less
and 10 asaid lie ersas d iiiilicnliy oT ca p4
5piha onJ pfiiring eaetl lond diid alsa
be .iHcoaIn,o.Sly free from, dirt, nslJasls sss
which is & d force 40 bh hvess Tittes ggsels
eanallad.a The soerhal off islc
says lis appearance and weigh
differ from The com mon tytin xce lt
ithas ali Iron breccila I'LL sYootlssi stock
BY s5aimp.e conf vance svithin ttias
stock tie brecch pinot ilit barrel Isl aileIsk
cd sthe gun is cooked. "a carfrsdg ge ii s
placed indilis opening, and on r.ssl Ing
trigger, Sihe pin closes tic barrel lsts ss
strong block of stcel ial ts sehind il S tisf Z
the gun primes iiselff ffand is discI Iiar
all al one motion. II IS SO sinpl tlssss
can hardly by anY accident gel out af pr-.s &
der tits capable of being loaded nj tstis
brecci, os often MS it is fired oil and as
pidsy as mans hand can tr3oyot 10 ] lisusy
il a5 .afiTiidig 5caf fridge. This is at The rnie Of
si,o1s per minute, for person who has
praciised with the gun.
Another variety Of The same gun is no &
nearly completed by tie pnteniecss
which The ra,nrod is a tube Of The satlle
size, capable Of containing "a caftridg
which, arc SO arranged that tliey are piatpd
iniiie barrel one by one, and fired *ssuc-
cessiYely without ony interrupt ion he !
moment ihatihe 24iii ball is fred, his
gun may be used rs iIie firsi oiie. loaded 4
II, the breech.
Bnithe chief frtfehg,h of this fornJidni,le
weapon rests on the cartridge which ii 4
used. aad forswhie..,s j. indeed, il,e gun il $
express! manufactured Fhis rttidgc
swhiciis alsa patented, is simply q IoataaI
ball. Il hollow cone oil lead. or ilisf q 81
bullet telcnsatcd on one side in: i lolioss..
cylinder to aboiit one inch in length 3ifs
filed Viii, viii, powder and the end
with a iiiins piece of cooks ilia /
Icenife5oF " hiehis a small iInit
lire frStn the pinning. ssotis
which this ball does, is no less seisiil
tiaf, everything else eona8 ~ llse
gun. Al forty rods The Bal ore buried
more illan four inches in tie BODY of i'll 4
live bntteFnui tree. 85Si
The prining is in small pills, OF which
100 are placed ia a box, ftoll, shicIls lhgA
gun supplies lself5wi,hout fail.
~ 80
5. a \. s}s AZ
fe,s s s
s.sa ,a s ,,s,l ~
| The famous Prussian frcneedle gllts
80. 3 4 :.
anf,, sf1,, Il ~ ses NJ; 81
4 - ~. ~. "a - S5ss,.. u v, (
is one t~eltih thu -Sst;i igls oi ball. I'm
ordinary gun requires ,hFee. times more
powder aIikongf, iha hali tloes5noi,
| h.lf an MN sce. sS. Thu nfp, :,rl,y, ii
60, hs ~ M ,tsba IN -
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-12

You know, What bIisssBf ifs;olf(g Il iii
eonree, Mrs. asiingi Hsii the slbci e. ~
mid Way ss1h sns, z replied ss; 81 sss, isssss
sean q picture 6t d whole family sc I'd
that aes ifil, gsis Isl
fer sasrsy gs:ss sss Fss WAS pfysJutSis tssisi
ing Tor yof be sloctos shock lis Head as
s Ii essauious That sa1f ial Iills issryi,
giep hes 50 Gtfesat,si "a. Il, jSii lsx
III 80 stirtt z w5s t1a favcig gttssFfds
Sni Tie dnctgf fpsbesi st tlse iisgtlse SFai,sc,
SSkssheFa aha lnssIt pun "a te ii tiSi,,
sbliS tho ed use fs tsS ss S;s0ss s
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-12

Baysrd 4 AYips, ia Il letter from s.aiifssr,;n.
says thai lhfse who return home disappess mad
say they have been hufnhnggea ABORT tkts
gold, The fact lis, they l,ays ijuntss 1s.lsH
themselves ahont iits work. IL shes esps.ct
to make money sllt eitife aartb 8itifoat So
we're iahDrs they ssst seofs, liy sSf
ali claescs q man. hose II I'D pate a sistsss
and qnarsy limestone arc best a,ispted st,g
gDid ssiggcss S. IS & Is @
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
Thirfieth Congress.
sENATE...W WnnssToS, Fuasyl Jan

v =
Tho ss,st. met a. % clock IS usual
Nnmerous memorial, snd petitions were pre-
seuted and disposed Of -
---rc~- WV HANFsHIRE
Mr.. ATHERToS presented serles 81 resoi a. atom @
passed " tf-s Legislature OF the state OF
80 r.,-nrur her Representatives and requesting
be senators 70 VOTE sEsnst TIE establishment OF Ss
ve-v In The new Territories, and 70 oppose the save
,rsc Ia the Distric; Of Columbia Also, spproSins o.
the vote which had been cas-. upon these subjects oy
the senstors and Representatives from thai stale nc
resolutions were ordered 10 Be printed
ATLANTIC AND GULF EArLRoAp 60.
Numerous reports Of Committees were present
~ .ns rs..sd mon and among the m one BY Mr. BsEEsr
of nj from the Com nii;ee Public Lands, providng
by Dill for the grant Of the right Of way TO the atan
t,c and Gull Rs.lrosd Company which was passed
OFFICERS OF THE sESArE
Mr. Kry5 OF Ala. offered a resolution directihs
An inquiry 10 b sde into the expedency Of reguistn
With the seusie which was by unanimous eon'enteon
..dered snd adopted
BRENEN NAIL LINE.
The Senate also adopted resolution calling tor
certain information respecting the transportation oi ths
NAL bv ocean steamers % Bremen
A Message wa. received from the President oi
the q :.
On motion of Mr. IoHNsoS Of Nd the Senate
took up for consideration the bill Tor the reei oi DS
Mr. PHELPS opposed the bill, in lengthy and
able speech.
Mr. RyyrRDY JOHNSON replied 10 him. aud ad-
vocsted the bin with marked sohty, pointing ou' 'ne
reason. for i passage In forcioe and energetic terms
Mr. JoHysoS having concluded, the iarther con
sideraion Of the bill postponed and the senate
went into EXFcUTIvE SESSION
After some time spent in the transaction OF TX
ecu,ive business with closed doors the senate ad'
iourned
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

o. r-rsisy urrn--z g'h 81 o1u-lrgrol NJ WARRES
Me~EIL Prlf-r. d Hs =
sc.4aa-sac-- Repeatedly 10. sft-t- 81
f1z-rs g0ruE. '.l1tsy steruuel a. Goa,
-thoat krrh-r H. - - taasr Gr--1
fd Hs.i.r 7zr-- p@s-- copy
Talrsssy la 4- FArklCk DAFkLlN 49, ~ AZ
1rt1s 1f Cook-sorl Cgl1ty ri iyrur~ lr-slf
srt fl0-s rf b. lrt-r Isls.
la az --su-r-1ls s.ne fls-ra sllcsy
A. o'cot from -s1.l- Wet r-f-elth t1gli
Fray -r-1ns sstl cf co-sI- 1, EtrKrDE PAUL
sos rI- 1f sana. srth. tl- ldtl g-ar n h-r 49,
II fr-1s of ne AMY. H-
N-r-an Log g. y. "a repeatedly ~ %
go s-t-r slcfal 1lr-1v or
n t1- - 9c0ct, from 1-r ~
-rsI cf Corr-ss -
o. Frisr -a SARAH ELIZABETH gouaz-.t saasl-r oI
L1fasr " ncfsranr. sg-d lQ ro1tls snd l- cay,
f-1fs tlr iaF r-sr-fy
ss.sstl s-ri 1il, ~ : Ph tis' Th.r-
o- -t of ccrsunpu JOHN POWERS sket D. y-.r,
Hs iren1 an requested atsa1 fu.r.
ts ,stlr-Agl li-rsooa a. eoc r.u be-
stl--
o. Friday ia at stsr ,hor sai --rsr- n-.. HAR
RIET A -i- q Jos / Button, st-s - ysar,.
n. -u-s RI l- f I1c ts.- OF srfsr. Wu st.--o-
aa1 Joh1 CaaF respectfully aft-as a-r or a.
s-r a. -st-rce - Hester Sunday A. -.
q horrstosn 7sp-- p-.-- copF
IL Aa4oo, IL Dee = A-Esl1-r -. S7fs y.ar of - -.
"a Nl.eos-- cogriy Ga Ira Dr. P.rcra r. ss .x-a -
IN Harqp-rY I'm nt Mr. k1yb-- Brm1.r1o1 ls.. -
II Pr1c-tr., y J ies1 lst 0-n Jsas-s Coo .Ssd =.
I1.spsr y-.o, l--s as Ls-ss.- Came p n sxer
In Porszr-f1 0A-o is,h Foster Ltts-oha sss4 -
Lass11sr- ss~ Hazpscrr lsi Joas hsyt ava
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

What the usual Mall Route - This case Of
Frseport vii show Us. IN Winter, il is distant
BY the usual Mail Route 0sl niles, and an Army
officer dispatched thithsr from this city and author
zed to charge ten cents per mile, would receive
but slo9 10 cents for the Journey. Wei, -ir, be
is detained there till June and then required 70
come back again. The journey is n0r more CIR
cuitOas. bat performed much more easily, quickly
and chesply. vet now be = entitled 70 charge
sli5 90 for making u, or ss Tor l.46s miies-oniy
Gil less than the gentleman fMr. TURNER re-
ceIves Mileage for. i tins fsir Is i reason
able Members say Nobody travels the ,nor'
routes Who asks them 70 Let them raVel as
they think IL. only insist that their gong roond
by easier and cheaper routes shall not entali ad
ditional expense on the Treasury IL surely
should not / trust therefore, Mr. Charm an, that
this amendment vii be adopted
Two or three rose TO offer objections or amend
ments when
Mr. VIvrox raised poiat Of order . much
Of this amendment as proposed y regulate the
Mileage Of others than Army Oficers was no; IN
order on the Army Appropriation bill.
Mr. GREELET was permitted by the Chair very
briefly 70 contend against this assumption. Con
zress might clearly regulate the Mileage Of Army
OHicers in thus place. and It could not be ont Of
order simply % make the rule adopted general
and uniform with regar4 TO ali departments OF the
Public Service.
The Chairman Ar. IooHBs Of ga ruled 90
much Of the amendment as applied 70 other per
sons out Of order.
Mr. GBEELEY sppesied. Inc CHAR y as large
y sustained By the Committee
The Objectionable portion beng stricken out tie
rest Of the amendment wss voted down-it being
urged that. 50 far as the Army was concerned, no
such provision was necessary. The Army iS nor
PERMITTED 70 ctargs only b. The aearsN Pat R7ntes.
no Long Mileage TOR any but Members Of Con
gress
The bll Vas gone through BY items and re-
ported-to the House The question then REQUIRED
on agreeing 10 the amendment adopted as above
(cutting of Constructive Milesge.j Mr. GREELEY
asked the Yeas and Nays. Refused only firenfy-
ar nsing in favor
Mr.GREELEYthen demanded Telers Refused ?
only frsn'y-oae rising as before. Twenty-three
are requisite-one fifth Of quorum.
The amendment was then struck or BY large
Dtraroce vote.
And then the bil was passed, and the House
adjourned.
Thus endeth the last chance to athx Mile
age Reform proviso to any bill which must pass
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
wAsHrxorox. Thursday, Jan.

| WAsRIyGToS. Thursday, Jan. -.
! Just as the house was adiOurning this alter
noon Gen MCKAY Of n. c. asked and obtained
leave to introduce bill in relation to the Mileage
OF Congress- which was read twice by its title
and appropriately referred.
have not seen this bill, and do not know what
are It's provisions but know Gen. Mckay and /
have no manner Of doubt that It proposes inst
and salutsry reform, going very far, il not the
whole way 10 correct existing abuses. Nobody
need urge that Gen. Mckay has introduced this
bill with tie best intentions. for nobody viii sus
pect him Of any other He is always on the side
Of economy and honesty. never yorng money out
OF the Treasury improperly except to pay for a ne
gro. But let me guess what will be the use made
OF this bill
1t will be promptly repored-probably without
mendment-promptly taken up and acted upon
by the House-promptly and triumphantly passed
with hardly show Of direct opposition, and
probably by vote Of FIVE to one on the Yeas and
Nays There will be names recorded on the right
side lii the ess and Nays are taken,) that may
very well astonIsh the country. Thus borne on
rushing tide OF popular sentiment and self-sac-
rnClug hepiesenlaliNe virtue tue OIL wiz oc sent
to the Senate-and then
Well-what then
Far be it from me to anticipate what the Senate
will DO in the premises though | greatly fear that
Tor want OF time or on account OF some disagree
ment to details. or on some such ground this
bill will never get through that exalted body But
knowing nothing whatever OF the course that will
be taken there, will only say this
The confident calculation. The undoa6tlag elPsei-
0fion under ehiet this bail 'rlH pass the House, is
thar ir,H be kijled IN the Senate. Just that, and
nothing less. In that expectation scores OF votes
will be gwen for it that would not be If It were
deemed likely to become a law. Seeing what /
have seen of the action OF the House, can hardly
in this be mistaken.
Herein is the reason tor stixing a Straight Mile
age Proviso % one other OF the great Appro-
priation bills. Thy cannot be laid over-they are
bound to pass Let the House put the night pro-
vi.o into one OF these bills and stick to it. and the
Senate must pass 1t too.
Now-but let US see the play out
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERY NAIL
Thinu. I'm Monterey.

The letter. q copy Of which We publish below
- from gentleman now IN Mosterey, 70 his l'lsnis ~
tbs city. FniIsasIPoiA h'e' -
NoxrrExY. CAIrFoSSL,. Nov. 2 l-f--
Tbera &, No ,uch thinx A. law here al present ne
,re.ty Of peace having suspended the military govern
ment the country s left without soFefnns " u -. S
of suy kind The New YORK regineni OF , fo-- =
having been disbsntec nearly al OF tnen ns,e 60
for ,he solt region The men have stolen nearly a. 'ne
horses snd saddles necessary for the expedition
the natural Az Of and fnEz being Tiriasy S''0
gated BY the thirst for gold
The Governor and nearly al the oincers tnst "eIe
Stationed here have left for the placer one regular
officer remains 70 command the tort and what 10 ei' Oh
the garrison Of one company ms company nun h-l'
bered 10; long since - men, now they can ony muse'
Is and these are the lame sick and lszy OF the com
psnv who either could not would not desert lou
can form no .dea Of the gold excitement here and now
much the appearance OF things has changed Men "ho
were not worth dollar three months since are nov hoN
worth thousands Some have dug slaoOo or $500
worth Of gold esch. In three or four months eelN
can obtsin salary OF $1,000 year from sny mercnsn'
here and a the mines boy b suend snop eou,
mands : day Flour hss sold here AZ = pound
and blankets Al $50 each. 4 yOuug man IN sIoIe
here tod me that he paid short visit 10 the mines car
wing with him few articles amounting IN 's4ue ~
$50 These he sold for S2soo 49,. ale.
cold bss lstey found spot not sixty iiles
from Monterey At the mines i is sold tor . or = An
ounce. Al this place short time snes' II W '
An ounce new Il commands, 81 and ~ -
I,s smusiug 70 see the Spectators IN the Presoes
An, -unniny around 70 purchase L. How gold 'ns
morning T. i a common question FOR IT'S up ana GOWN
Ike bank stock. .,,,,.,s..s,a
Uncle sam makes money here on bis o!d clothes .na
provisons He had some provisions and cotninS ~hicn
were condemned as unfit for use, which were SOFA Gay
before yesterday az auction Ola pesJscAets, ~"
rno,b eaten. and which cost. when entirely new -
.oid for shout SIG Damaged tour, which sesmen
Uosld not eat was sold for sli barrel
You may think the accounts OF the gold dlscoVeTies
sxaggerated. but can assure you they are not Inc
s,iISyng fact hesitate 70 tell you because Il seems
ncred5ie bu. it IT, nevertheless, tlci TREND OF
the French Consul (ani the Consul has reported the
same 10 his Government) went out some days since %
,irs he got frfv hounds Of gold There are plenty Of
amos found weighing from one to two pounds each
and (, is said there is piece in San Francisco weigh
ing twenty five pounds. Indeed, an acquaintance as
sured me he had held tin his hand. Truly yours, J.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at the usual hour
COMMUNICATION FROM TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
The SPFAKER lsid before the House O communi-
cation from the Secretary Of the Treasury which was
ordered 10 BE- printed.
w LITTLE AND JUDGE ccNKLIN.
Mr. ISCERsOLL OF Pa. from the committee Oh
the judiciary 70 whom referred the petition OF Nr
LITTLE CLERK of the United District Court OF the
Northern District of Nsx-York. complaining OF the
conduct OF Judge CoSKLIS Of the same Court report
ed resolution authorizing an invests INTO the case
and giving the Committee power 70 send for persons
and papers After brief discussion by hessrs lNGER-
SOIL AsH,fvN Of Mass and CoNGER OF n. Y. Mr. Rock
WELL of Conn and called for the regular order oi
business and the subject was indefinitely postponed
rRrvArE BILLS.
The House accordingly resolved itself into Com
uit,ee of the Whole upon the Private calendar, Mr.
BRoDHKAp OF Penn in the Chair, and duly considered
and passed siriy..ir blls The Committee then rose
and reported the same 70 the House wnen tne Dils
were ali concurred in and on motion the House al
iourned
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

II CABIsEI-MAKIso generally Is II very DIS
jointed state at Washington. There never was
more done yet less accomplished than has been in
this line 30 far. Not one place, from highest 70
lowest is yet filed beyond reversal The 'pecu-
stions on the subject generally those Of Office
seekers nosing about 70 learn to whom to pay
court as the probable dispensers Of the spoils
and are Of very Little account. Mr. Cnttenden
will be in, unless be peremptoriiy declines Mr..
Clayton probably ditto Mr. Truman Smith can be
If be chooses TO say the word Mr.. Caleb Smith
stands far chance Of being called 10 the Post
once All beyond is uncertsin-snd some of this
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

A PROTECTED CASAL DRAIs-One Of the
greatest improvements perhaps contemplated by
our City Fathers tft Of the drainage of that section
Of the city emytying 10 waters into Gowsnus Bay-a
tract OF land comprising about 100 acres For this
purpose IL proposed cut csnsl 100 feet wide 400
feet IN lem s,h and et In depth through land ne.
cesssry 70 be drained which will leave feet water In
the canal a, ordinary low tide. The excavations can
be made BY steam excavators snd the earth deposited
10 the rear OF the dock expense Of about Is cents
per foot amounting TO about $4,000. The two parable
lines Of docking each 100 feet In length, and fee,
eeedng 81 20 per foot amounangto si- 900 The TO-
"a eost Of the construction Of this canal will not be
than s14 600 Add " this the estimated expense
Of assessing The properly about sl 00O and the entire
eos, 10 the city would be $4,000 The Advantages Of
this contemplated Improvement are lncalculsble-a.
any plan which conduees the commercial facit,e.
Of the city must be inevitably advantageous 10 ths
growth and prosperity Of ia inhsbitanp The cara
will be deep enough for any small cass yessels and
they can come up alongside the dock and discharge
their esrgoes Tor depest in the warehouses which will
undoubtedly be built should the canal be constructed
II IA said that men ready build this land 70 any
amount, soon az Il is drained The Improvement IA
loudly called for, and application 10 TO be made to
the Legislature for authority carry the project into
effect
RoBBERY.-A man By the name q John Lott,
while AZ the house Of Patrick Kennedy q. the corner
OF Maine and James sts on Thursday night. was
knocked down and robbed OF gold watch snd chain
valued a, about ESQ and s27 IN bank bills Three men
were Yesterday arrested suspicion Of having been
concerned Ia tne robbery. and had q partial bearing
before Justice Pierce VINO committed them for farther
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
Board of Supervisors

Tie COmniiIiee on Annusl Taxes made r-p0n D-i-
u0us fsr correction of ls1-s most Of ~hch were allowed
A decree OF he supreme COur IN The case Of " m. A.
D0u lass the Mayor, SC u NegYorx, u relation %
s-s.u-r for p-rsonsl property 10 ne Infd ward 10 ne
wear 8 Stat ~ th.t he bad BEEN called and
appearing 10 oppose tne r on personal property %
SAID Wm A. Doug 10 the Third Nsrd FOR hat year e
be null and void $50 al prOceecin cOurecI
ed nerewh-La no Rec-lyer NJ Taxes erase hs per-OLa
for year znd hal eosis be- paid by defendants 10
sad psinun. se-
AID. Cfolu. iboggh h srErge that The matter should
have been suffered 70 20 By cefsut
AID Mcknight sad Mr Doug asa may have residence
10 Tie country here 10 doubt mar - hires house
10 the Third Ward 10 Psfkpisce where te reside. nine
or tea noughs u he year.
Ad Msycsrt offered resolution referring lhs de f-s
- Counsel " he Board 10 necrsszry scion and
mat r-pOr he neIt meeting Shy person Apps.red
10 defend be sut Adopted And ,-e Board adogrned 10
Wednesday reNl.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

NEws TO CALToRSIA AND ORfsOS.-Ihe
steamship Falcon leaves this port for ChagTes on
Thursday next, Feb at noon The Ttbane
containing intelligence Of all the late California
movements and many other matters OF interest
to enigrants and persons residing on the Pacific
Coast, win be ready Wednesday noon, Tor mailing
20 Cslforns and Oregon. Price per copy, cts
including postage to the Pacific, cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

Coz. CRIITEsDEs.-Pnvste advices from Ken
tacky concur in the opinion that Mr.. Crittenden
will feel constrained by the strong appeals made
10 him from many quarters 10 resign his present
position, with nearly his whole four years term
unexpired, and accept a position IN Gen Taylors
Cabinet 1t is also understood that he prefers the
lowest place In rank TO the highest.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
tie Nine.
Jal. p.

Tba ORR market. with moderate business Is IN
favor Of the buyer. small sales are msAlhs -
s3.li The ,sles Of Provisions are only iof 'ne sup
ply Of the regular trade demand LASo, however oN'
ina 70 II. scarcity IA very firm, ard held ior an
There 10 no change to notice IN other sFuee' Al
o.r;.s, are waiting for later foreign news
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
By fsl.gaph TO the ktw.YOrk Tribune.
Ohio LEGISLATURE.

Co1rxsus, Friday, Jan -
Two Democratic claimants from Cincinnati
PrsH and Przacx. have been admitted to 'ess' Inc
Loco POGO. nov have Asesndeney N tHe lower
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
CITY ITEMS.
ruions, &c. Ts.NIorrow

s.v Dt Darba- Ni.astN , chsreh- sorus.s
r. Or Fecs-rh rr>aih o. N D Charch- Nor-aos
a. 4 Cr~ssh-> Ctlr b. ki-rnser
Re- 3 Gr4n-ss-. Chlrh-Er>orr
r. n 7 Ch-@v.r- Chns;- = Core Ctlnh- M1ruiux
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Gola Fever In Pittsbursh.

PrTTsEURSH- FrlaAy' Jan -
Ar FosrrR Of the DspGteh leaves on es'ardsy
for California The Fever Is breaking out en'ensFey
smons u. and many Of our be'i eitifenssre
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

FRE.-The sag HarbOr Institution, built IN
-i TOR the promotion OF Education by stock subscnp
on considerably damaged by FIRE On the oath inst.
The library philosophical apparatus desks and seats
were saved The loss may be set down AZ about y 0O0
The building coz. orig ignay about >2SOJ. The policy
OF insurance expired on the 2st Of last month and was
not renewed
ROEBISG TIE GOyERSNESr.-A messenger In
the Pay Department Of the Government AZ Washing.
ton on Tuesday abstsctsd nye drafts from letters he
got Al the Post Oace, ssd sbscOnded, but taken
and The money recovered. Phil. Ledger.
TE- John Buckley. harness maker, was found
frozen 10 death the road Chicago the other day
r. Ex President NAy BURES is s0i0urning
With hs son, smith Van Buren. 10 Albany