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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The Kings speech-Frec Lads 10 Actual
seiIier--Tbe Alien Lsuds-Reyised Taxa
rion- Buainess-CrOps-st

The Kings speech-free Lads 10 Actual
seIIler--Tbe Alien Lsuds-RevIsed Taxa
ton Busiaess-CrOps-
The Pacific Netrs has received Honolulu papers
of April 10. The principal news Of interest ia
comprised in the Kings speech made to the le-
gislsture upon the opening Of its session on the
10Th alt.
Assurances have been received from al foreign
nations of the most friendly character.
Confident hopes are expressed Of an amicable
settl, ment of all matters OF difference with the
French government whittier the Minister Of Fin
ance has been sent for this purpose
A distribution of lands 10 the actual cultivators
of the soil with an allodial title, was resolved on
the 2lst Dec ls49. This move is made with a
view to encourage agriculture and promote indus
try.
A Savings Bank under proper restrictions, issug-
gested
hint is given that the prosperity Of the Is
lands demands q repeal of the laws prohibiting
aliens from acquiring lands in fee simple.
Unnecessary legal impediments to inter-mar
riages between natives aud respectable foreigners
are recommended TO be abolished
A Criminal Code is suggested for careful consi-
Iteration by the legislature.
A necessity exists for a general revision Of the
whole system Of taxation. All surplus revenue IS
recommended for the founding OF schools, hospitals,
and public works OF general utility.
At the cose OF the speech, various members ex-
pressed themselves highly gratided with its tone
and information.
Business at Honolulu 10 brisk. In the matter Of
house building, the town presents an unusually
lively scene-ths branch OF business having at no
time heretofore been carried on to such an extent.
Accounts from all the Islands represent the grow
ing crops as promising and fer extensive than
at any seuson previous. At this present time the
kin gdom has been drained of its home productions.
Quite q severe hail storm occurred on the lee
ward side Of Kauai, on the 10Th March, extending
from the valley of Laval near Kolos, TO w sines,
q distance oftweve miles. The hail stones were
very large, many Of the size Of pigeons egg and
in some places, particularly in Waimea, the ground
was wbitened by the hail
This is the first time that hail has been seen
on the leeward side of that island since the resi-
dence Of foreigners there, period OF thirty years,
and seems 10 have excited no little wonder among
the natives One womsn, rather more curious
than the rest scraped up enough to fill her Gala
bash and carefully putting it aside TO preserve tue
hail stones, FASTENED of to Kolos, several miles
distant, TO inquire of the foreign residents, what
they could be.
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BRISTOL BILL AGAIS-ATTEMPTED AssAssISA-
TIoN OF THE STATE ATTORNEY or VERSOSr.-On
Friday, the town OF Danvine was startled by
trsgical occurrence, which Rad its origin in this
wise Bristol Bill and Meadows had been brought
into Court TO receive sentence for the crime Of coun
terieitng' OF which hey were found guilty last
wees, ana immediately afer sentence was passed
item years Imprisonment at hard labor on each OF
the prisonersl Bristol Bill suddenly, and with the
agility OF tiger, sprang upon Mr.. B n. Davis,
State Attorney, and plunged the blade Of large
case knife full three inches into his neck just back
Of the night ear striking the neck bone and gancing
6ackw ard instead Of forward, 70 which fortunate
Circumstance Of the backward direction the State
Attorney is no doubt indebted for his life. The
hrst intimation that any one present had sf the
prisoners intention, the sharp tinkling oil bis
chains as he suddenly leaped forward 10 inh'ct the
wound Mr.. ID. fell Keeling u the aDor uttering
but faint cry, the weapon sticking IN the wound
A bystander pulled out the reeking blade, while
BIZ stood erect with look OF exutation depicted
upon his couutensnce. While being douby ironed,
be repeatedly stated that he had ba, one anxiety,
The fear that the work vs.. but half done-thst il
would No. prove fatal He evinced rs much cool
ness as though nothing Of anv particular monen,
bad occurred The family Of the state Attorney
were Immediately sen; for, and are anxipusly at
tending by his BEDSIDE. Mr D. 10 In a very critical
situation
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S,ar. D1rid G,l,e-pie C v Stuart Morgan L. MOI, W..
Gy,snG ~ NJ buyg0yns -
t,,,,,rrt 4eermss-A RartoI L. Morris 7. r Wi,sol,
vm sharon, c 7. Bots, Wn. Corbeit hayHdTd r.
Van Ness
Hss.y Brewer, John 2. hsf B. Miller, L B. Cofhn, Joha
II Gihou
The following is the result Of the Election held
in the City OF San Francisco on the llth Of May
last:
ConniV AnOra<y.
Simon B nayre. Loco. SCI Louis Lui, Whig...Sl
Jnsfi,ss Of the PeIcs-Etrst Dtsf'tcf
Thoms,A Lvnch Loco ass Ioln n Marshal, Wing Az
Edwd MCGOWAN. Loeo.5l5 R X. Rchsrds IGd''''''lSi
p W Shepherd, Wing .E6
C0nxfdbies
Tfos III Ferra Loco. ST John Wilson, VIII k.... ~
Js tiess Of ibs Pcacs-Sscond Disfytef
Vim n Hoffman. Loco .42a X w Clarke, W6g. "a
Harvey 5. Brown LOco..452 WIN Mckinney wing '.Sil
COastoblss.
chas Van PeiI Loco 49,. $50 WIN. Cummings, wing. .4si
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Regulations Of the Mines.


The Act recently passed for the better roguIa.
ton Of the Mines and the Government of Foreign
Mines" sets forth in fifteen Sections the following
rules and regulations:
No person who Is not a native or naturazed
citizen Of the United States, or who may not have
become a citizen under the treaty of Guada-
loUpe H.dslgo, tall native California Indians ex.
cepted,l shall be permitted 10 mine without
first having obtained a license. ...A Col
ector Of Licenses 10 foreign miners is to be ap-
pointed by the Governor for each of the mining
counties The licenses to be in the folio wing
form: Number (Datel A b. a citizen of I,
work in the mines OF California for the period of
thirty days Each license s20 subject 10 re-
newal at the same rate per month, until the Gov
error shall issue his Proclamation Announcing the
passage Of a law by Congress regulating the mines
OF precious metals 10 this State. la case Of the
refusal OF any foreigner to take out his
license BY the second Monday OF May next,
It is made the Collectors daty 10 furnish
the names OF the offending parties TO the
Sheriff or any Deputy Sheriff, whose daty it snail
be to summon posse Of American citizens and, IL
necessary, orcibly prevent bin or them from con-
tnuiDg such mining operations. Should such for
eie1er or foreigners, after having been stopped by
sheriff or Deputy Sheriff from mining in one
place, seek new location and continue such min
ing operations, IL shall be deemed a misdemsanor,
for which such offender offenders shah be arrest.
ed for a misdeme amor, and imprisoned for r term
not exceeding three month"; and foed not more than
Sl0c0... Licenses 10 fJreigrers are not transfer
able. The Collector receives 80 for each, as his
fee. The XVIII section makes il the duty of
the Governor, as soon as he shall have been Oh
cisuy iLfOimed OF the passage Of law By the
United states Congress, assuming the control of
the mines Of the State, TO issue his proclamsti
requiring all Colecio Of Licenses 70 foreign min
ers TO stop the issue Of licenses. Two thousand
copies Of this Act have been printed in English,
and two thousand In Spanish; and sent to the min.
Ing districts for circulation among the miners.
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F,RE-At lOl O'Clock last night there was
email FIRE in house 10 Governeurst. Damage In
considerable.
FIRr-The alarm Of FIRE at l9i,oclock last night
proceeded from pill,w taking fire in room In
Loyeioys Hotel No further damage
Suspicious OF GRAsD LARcEsY.-Oficer Thomp-
son of The Third w ard esterday arrested deotge
Heeerman on suspicion Of stealing go from 'Iis
cabin of the barge Hudson, lying In the NORM
River. He was held by Justice Lothrop ior eA'
animation.
BuRGLhRY-Some expert burslar, on Friday
pisbt forced an entrance into the tailoring esIao
h,bment 247 Br sdway, corner OF Warrenst' oc
ouuied by II. c. Riley. The rogues PRED open 'hs
door with a Jimmy, ana carried of frock and sack
coats vests pants, shirts &c. together with piece
of brown Holland, valued in all at $751;
GAMBLERS IN TRoUsLE-Oran Starr, John Lew
and Harris Lewis were taken into Gu tody last
night for gambling at No. 226 William:t. Tney
are heldfor examination.
ACCIDENTAL 81 O'Clock this morning man
named James Burns fell down in Catherine st. and
broke one OF his legs. He was sent TO the Hospital
ARRESTED on sUsPIcIos-A colored man named
Noah Avery was arrested by Asst Capt Bennett
OF the Eighteenth w ara, on susplCOn VI ohNinS
burelariously entered the grocery store OF Angus
tbs Libbeps, corner OF Twentyseventh st. and
Third. av on the night Of the 18th inst and stealing
property valued at $500 Held for examination
II WILsoN's BUSINESS DIRECTORY of our
City for ls5O-5l has just been issued. 1t is
very neat and convenient manual though not answering
The purpose Of Directory except for hose who need TO
frow places Of business only.
PsResSl2 price 50 cents. John p. Trow, 40 Annst)
U@ THE SUNDAY SCHOOL connected with the
Murray Unvensis Church Will have It's annual Excur'
sion Thy.day of this week. leaving murrayst at It
O'Clock and Canalst at g. 1t Will doubtless be pleasant
festival (See ADVERTISEMENT
MONDAY, June q.
FIRE-At9 O'Clock last night fire broke out in
VIM Reade's carpenter shop, in Thirty seventbst
near Eighth av. Damage triAing. Supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary.
-At4IPM. yesterday, there was slight fire
in the porter house of E. Cohlmer, 60 Ludlow-st.
Very trifiDg damage.
AT 1OI o'clock AM yesterday fire occurred
in the basement of l56 Greenwich st. 1t was ex-
tiDguished before any damage was done.
LIFE LosT.-We learn that Mr.. Hutton mer
chant of Csrkstown was lost in the destruction
of the Swallow on Saturday morning.
AsoTHER STEAMBOAT ACCIDEsT-The steam
boat Arrow, colleague of the Swallow and owned
by the same parties, broke her shan this mornins
while coming down the river near the place of The
disaster to the Swallow
DocToR McCLISToCK writes under date May
80 on board steamer Washington, and $50 miles
from Southampton, that bis health and strength
have improved wonderfully.
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5000; corrss, two hoeses eisoeo; pas.... =.
Wo The ssssee Of tie Dap1tt aossl as.at A. 49,
Ire above is by no means fah record Of sso.s
VINO have reason 10 remember Saturday las. as.
Gay OF gloom and disaster Not less tha, from
two hundred 10 two hundred ssf ffty houses were
burnt, and ss we heard remarked mo-, property
destroyed than could be in any other city 10 ,he
world within an equal space.
Yubn City-Gold Discovered I'm the Bates.
Correspondence Of The Pacific Nssa
YusA CRY. May, ls5a.
Our town never was IN better coniinoa To 90
ahead than at present We have established es-
~ boats above, on Feather River. and feel san
euine Of realizing the most beneficial results f.Om
The increase Of trade and travel Ia cOnseq1enc
According 20 the extensive preparations nov max.
inc there will he more gold taken out OF Feather
River alone this season, than from the whole OF
California duriog the last Nearly the Who'll; river
and It's branches are claimed by companies who
have made preparations on large scale tor max
ing dams on the new French method, which IL BY
filing sand bags made OF drilling, about one yard
square This makes a good dam with teath
part Of the expense OF the old method and time OF
digging arace.
There will be heavy trade between these up
river towns aud the mines when the water gets
down so that operations can be commenced by the
miners. steady stream Of emigration Is also set
ting in FOX the Trinity which must pass through this
place as is much the bes. route and cross.
ins Of the Yubs by taking our lower ferry near the
F. Dorado landing. Formerly teams were obliged
10 cross the Iubs, and then come down and cross
the Feather river at cur upper landing, jus. above
the mouth Of the former
IAN important discovery has jast been made,
which must prove Of great advantage 70 oar city.
A few days aeo, Mr.. Rex made an excursion to
the Bu'fef distant l2 miles from this place. over
one OF the most lovely and fertile plains in the
whole Sacramento valley. While there, he came
upon party Of Oregon men who were quietly locst-
ed in the mountains. and engaged in mining. We
already knew that there wss gold 10 these singular
mountains, but supposed it existed only in small
quantities; but it would seem, from the fact that
these sbrewd Osegonsns were hid away there,
that IL must be much plentiful than heretofore
supposed"
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE SroRM-A great number Of Easements
were flooded in Brooklyn by the rain of Sunday
evening, by which considerable amount Of prop.
eriy was destroyed. The most serious loss we
have yet heard Of s that of Dr.. Brice, in James ct
near the market, and the neishbors a3joining-Mr.
Shields, ID. T. Leverich, and Mr.. Smith, grocer,
corner Of Market and James ats. These cellars
were completely filed with water, which ran in
from the rear. In Raymond, Tiilary and Navy st.
and all that section Of our city, the Easements and
cellars were mostly filed to the depth of five or six
feet. We understand that a sail boat containing
two boys was upset near the foot OF Balticst. The
Young men were rescued
~ Gen. SAML +. CAREY OF Ohio, one of the
boldest, ablest most untiring, most effective cham
pions of the Temperance Reform, will lecture in
Dr. Beechers Church. Brooklyn, tomorrow WED
Desdsy) evening He must have a very bad taste
mental or physical who neglects to hear him.
JUSTICE TRUMAN SMITH.-We learn with deep
regret that this Magistrate is now suffering from
severe and sudden attack of erysipiIas, and that
there is but little hope of his recovery.
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LIGHT PROM WATER.-An article from Lon
don paper on this subject published IN to-days
Tribune, is worthy of attention.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE USIyERsIrY.-The An
,ivsrssry Of the Eucleian and Philamsthean So
dstss Of the University, was celebrated last even
;os at DR.. Potts's Church, Universty-place. The
ANIMAL Grafton was delivered by Rev. !. T. ADAMS,
and the Poem by ABRAHAM o. HALL, Esq We
have full report OF the doiugs Of the evening,
which we are compelled to defer till tomorrow.
This evening, the Alumni OF the University
celebrate their Anniversary at the same place.
ASSAULT IN WALL-sT.-As MIR. Felix Lecost,
Consul General Of France, was coming out of his
oHce about O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, he was
met BY Mr. John N. German who accosted him
IN French, using most severe and offensive Ian
su,ee A large crowd soon collected in the street,
and the Consul, to get rid Of bis adversary, called
10 bis aid officers Gil Hays and Stokely OF the In
dependent Police, who arrested Mr.. German and
took him before Justice LathroP, at the Lower Po-
lice Court, where he was held to bail in o. 900 to
keep the peace for six months.
HEALTH or THE CITY.-The following is the
Weekly Report Of Deaths, in the City and County
of New.York, from the 18th of June to the 22d of
June, 1880:
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mining Items.

The following items in relation to the Southern
Mines are cleaned from the Stockton Times.
Several recent and important discoveries have
been made on the Mokelumne. 0ut Of one hole
three men in two days took out the sum Of $1,000.
Some large Jumps have been found, and nearly
every man is max ng an ounce day.
large emigration is setting toward the Gala
veras mines, among whom are many from the north
ern mines. Near San Aptono a new placer has
been found, and her miners are making two ounces
per day.
Murpbys New Diggnss on the stsnslsus are
yielding well. all persons who work are making
fair average wages.
Seven or eight miles above the town OF Sonoma
another fresh discovery is recorded Hundreds are
hocking 10 the spot Indeed, the whole country ly-
ing between the Stanislsus and Tuolumne Rivers
is rich in golden treasure. This was abundsntly
proved last season
Recently, in the Mariposa Country, lump weigh.
ing seven pounds was found juat below the surface
OF the ground.
These evidences of the prosperity Of those who
have embarked their interests In this aurferous
region truly gratifying, not merely AZ the evi-
dence of their own good fortune. but as Indicative
of vast benefits that must flow therefrom TO San
Fra Dcisco.
Three men, in the space of two weeks, took out
$4,000 from one hole, at the new diggngs four
miles above Sonora, beside one lump weighing eve
pOuadS.
MORE LUMPs-The following extract from
letter just received from gentleman in Stockton,
bears very strong presumption that there are q
few more Jumps Of the kind left for the enter
prising. The southern mines are looming up, and
DO one need be astonished to find the N yielding
the most abundantly of sny our piaceres during the
coming Summer and Fall.
i learn but this moment from a gentleman Just
from the Sororanian Camp, that an American dug
another twenty three pound piece Of gold there two
days since IL contained between three and four
pounds Of quartz
al have seen today several very large pieces
OF quartz and gold, one weighing upward Of forty
pounds The gold appears in it IN veins, the most
beautiful have ever seen.
For OREGON, &c.-The steam propeller CARROLL
ma, which was advertised for the 18th instant will
be detained til after the arrival Of the Oregon with
the April mails from the States This is an excel.
lent arrangement, ard will give the citizens Of Ore
gon reason TO be satisfied with the appesra of
the fr1 mail steamer on the waters of the Colum-
bia. We are glad to see these msil and CONNER
cisl facilities extended on the Pa ic. and we are
certain that so fer as the Agent OF the Aspinwal
line is concerned nothing will be omitted " serve
the public interests.
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T1iscelIaneous.

ES@ Well executed counterfeit Mexican DoTars
are IN circulation in California.
APPon1NEsT BY TIE GOVERNOR May 4, J.
Winchester 10 be State Printer, in place OF II. II.
Robinson, resigned.
MILlrAKY-We understand that Maj Gen. J. Fl.
Bean, Of the Fourth Military Division Of the State,
has appointed On bis staff George II Hooper, As
sis,ant AZ jutant @ sneral, and Wa. n. Davis and
Santiago 4. Arguills, Aids. Pacific News.
tf- Ths steamer Isthm1s leaves this afternoon
for Panama. Sbe carries down 100 passengers,
with about 100000 Of treasure. A much larger
amount Of gold dust would have gone by the I.th-
mus were it noe that there 10 some doubt as 70.
whether the policies Of Insurance effected prior u
the arrival Of the Isthmus covered other thar shio
ments by the mail line. Pacific News, 18Th.
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.VW-yORK TRIBUNE.

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REAL EsTATE-Mr. Blocker sold the following
parcels Yesterday:

a NUISANCE Is THE SEVENTH WARD Who.
.',' " charged with the duty Of preserving the
V'O0' aDu COCO name Of the Seventh Ward would
10 wen !" oesIow little more attention on the
CO. 60 S''.O'0 o. East Broadway, Gouverneur aud
e. ~ 'Ans' Of rowdy boys, in numbers
rom n'een 10 SIXTY are continually hanging about
these corners seeking all occasion. g, h,, naII.
and general disturbances mnrh ;. SIS yo"'
Of respectable dwoller. thereshn,. '1e A""'' A'oo
~, ,h~ 30 ~ ... "'' gay Is quite common. win
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Charter Election I'm san Francisco.

The following is list OF the officers chosen at the
recent charter election in San Francisco. IL VIII
be seen that the Loco-Focos have secured the
mayor, and all the general officers Ofthe city while
the Wings have a msjorty of the aldermen and
anistans:
The following is the list-Whigs in ~at'es
lEatoy-John W Gsary Ree0vSr-F riiHai ~
Nsrssal-M FsIon: Guy An0,Hey-I Il d9t CHy
T,easu-e--C Charles 6 Scott; C0ai'o,isy-b ssersi
ST. Get Cs@nissionsrD McCsrty; Tar C1lees'r-"m n
Irwin - ~
Aas, nea-Charles Hi4fsrs, A A ssIo7ef, . C. h1s''-
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
Destructive COnaagratiOn in San Francisco

We announced 10 postscrip pit yesterday morning
the arrival ofthe steamer Crescent ChV, Capt SroD-
DARD, from Chagres, with two weeks later news
from California. We have full files of San Fran
cisco papers to the 18th ult. from which we colate
the following items of news.
The steamer lsthmus sailed from Panama on the
10th of April and arrived at San Francisco on the
9Th OF May having been "a days in making the
passage. She took from Panama 2i1 passengers,
among whom were several ladies'. She sailed
sgan from San Francisco on the l5th ult. and ar
rived at Panama on the 10Th inst bringing the
mails from San Francisco, which reached as
yesterday afternoon by the steamer Ohio The
lslhmus also brought to Panama 1913 passengers,
and $500 600 worth of Gold Dust
THE PACIFIC CoURIER-Mr. J. 81. CRANE, who
went to California from Richmond, Va for the par
pose Of establishing Wing paper at San Francis
cu-the Pacific Courier-lost stock to the amount
Of several thousand dollars by the disastrous fire Of
the 4th Of May. The printing establishment "a
large and admirably selected onel for the Courier
Mr. Crane shipped 90 board the Chesapeake, on
the 10th Of August last, to go round the Horn
This had not arrived when the fire occurred.
The property destroyed was material shipped
via the I.tbmus, the freight on which was 5000
across the Isthmus alone. This loss by fire. the
delay in the arrival Of Mr.. Cranes press, aud bis
own long continued illness will prove serious draw
backs upon bis enterprise but he is young man
Of energy and will We trsst overcome all obstacles
in the wsy of establishing Wing Press in Cali
for1la.
The steamer Sarah Sands had not arrived at
San Frapcisco when the Isthmus sailed on the 18th.
She bad been out SO days from Panama and 81 from
Acapulco.
The steamer Caroline Capt Marks, from New
York, Jan G, arrived at San Francisco May Z.
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, Arthrrkp sUicipE-Ehza. wifi. -,
Lo9shrln, residing at ei9 MOlSerrv.ase s OI Mr.
serday morning attempted 70 pot an ga ss,y yes
s'ebee y cu'nog her throat with rsSor ne' rex sx
w;S LETT her about O'Clock in the m,rD;O s
ms. ~. asos'ssssdiog that she shoad attend
n'' ne The cash vas soSn 40 bv a nbss;~.Ne
was soon IN attendance and slight hoas. ..'
son Tor The rash act 9Ds ~ res-
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We are glad to see a proper solicitude IL sw,k.
ened In regard TO the fate Of this vessel. Nearly
four hundred souls are possibly suffering all The
horrors OF starvation upon the bleak shores of
Lower California. A propeller is far more unman.
aeeaoe without feel then any other kind Of vessel
voyage. The sympathy Of the community has
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California, Oregon, and the sandwich ,siahas,
= ,osshed on tbe departure VI each Mall steamer ID
eess'es GREELEY & H.ELRATa. Publishers
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FrRr.-The alarm of FIRE a. lQi,oclock last night
proceeded from pill W taking fire IN room In
Loveioy's Hotel No further damage
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FfRE-At lOl O'Clock last night there was
small fire in a house 10 Governeur-st Damage in
considerable.