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This Company being organized solely for the protection Of
the policy holders and their families and pow
ery, IN its operations great National benevolent ustlu
uo, conducted upon the most and solid principles and
ah0rdng Tor small annual sum, pad during ilc large
and handsome legacy TO widows aud children after death
All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms, who
continue the insurance u death, participate in the whole
OF the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors married
can effect Insurance the lie OF her husband 70 esue ben
elt and OF herself and children free irOml claims Of
creditors. TRUSrEES:
jOhn tIagan, JOseuh Walker, john :. Allison,
Peter C0nrey, Jr, MaauseI White, VIM. Il. lJeverich.
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow.
Isaac johnson, Henry :. BuckneT
PETER GONREY, Ir. President Board of TTusleeS
Joseph W. stanton, j. Morgan Iiail A. Van ibler,
John H. Lewis, h IA Barton, William II. White,
y, Z, Hail., Andrew Carr Theo. I. Mctaeb,
Il. w. Sewel, JWnius Bebce, &. G.. Sneieu,
Cornelius FelOwes, Nj M Cohen,
Edw. Jenneg Coke.
!OuN iiAGAE, President of the Company.
EDw. JENNER CnXE, N'ce Pre.ident
A. J. WEnpERnrRN, NJ, ID. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HUNT, NJ y, ! Consultation.
II. e. IlEARTr. AcuaYy. e. u. GnnLn, Attorney.
RIcHARp BEIN, NJ, D., No IN Magazine street, Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily from IL. III
BY the Charter only g. 01 lis taken single lille.
GSF This Company prepared to entertain applications
for Life Insurance. and Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes, the Table U Rates established
by the Board, which less the charged by the
New York and London offices, and without their restrictions
residence in the South y the charter Dividends Of
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest,"
and can be made available at to the extent Ot two thirds
Ol their amount where the patty has paid his in full
California PeTmitsNsw Ork and tIOr don Pros
peCtus, Table OF Rates. and all inOrmauoh 'Ulie lnsur
ance and all pauers eflec%insanCe be had
at The 0tlCs oil the Company.
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
N'itire hours, = A.. M. to P. NJ. Iyl2 iy
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Direct importation.

EE nov opening at the store Of III
Z M l. l. A K d, Ct RoyGL street.
II The subscriber having Just returned from Europe, enabled
% cT his friends and the public complete
Goo his iue by NanufAe torres
Europe with the greatest and attention. which will
found the following
hARBLED sscTetse Fanlsus, Canopss sTetea Mar
IuIsts, Consoles Jarilnlcrs, ETC.
CURTAIN STUFFs- OF every variety and QUALITY comprg
very rich ami splendid patterns
PORCELAIEE De sEvRES- de Venice etc including
every vacy Of goods, both fancy ard PaCisr Maehe
Bou-s, st,ues Peudu Mautel Ornaments Vases sesvcz
the Table, ncluIng Breakfast Dinner Sets Perfume
B1t.Iss OF raised Glass and vsnegaied co,7rI.
"a hPS OF eyary description, both Brou4 Pofcsas as
and beautiful article, which either ss Lamp
Vase.
TAPEsTRYA uI amt complete and splendid
patterns.
BALLS AND sUlREEs-Every variety 0rusmauts including
Lustr5s, Canlelahas Ornamental China, Groups Figures
Flower Vases, Flower Baskets etc.
The above goods just received Ter Brunswick, Adgnelia
Beatrice from Hnvre The public invited cali
his stock novelties, which reasonable
terms. o2I
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OFFICIAL.
Council of Municipality No. Two.

TUESDAY, October y, 1850
The Council met this day. Present. Hon. ]. II.
Caldwell, President; Aldermen Hale, Hawthorn,
Johnson, Lawrason, Marks, Montanyo, McCor-
mick, Pride, Renshaw Sewe Shields, Sykes,
Shakcspcar Stewart and Yanoey.
The journal was read and approved
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
WHDicip1iHy No. T,gO. d.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

D.yNK . ,i,IntWs0x TI-,.-,,. - - -,
/ 20 aud 81 Gr1yer street, New ureaEa MI d&W
DthSis, WOOD d CO., COMMISSION Merchants,
~ -, ".s,l, s.,e, OF 6md&W
\ ci No a Camp .traa New ofc,ns %.' y '"' 5' s5
NJOsl:s s;UEES N..oD &, "a, ,,,n..i.-:,.,
TsyiI,I.lT ,''es 81 ~
w and SfD6irs g@'1t q 5itay2 gSs''"" M ;Wgfsa" rs 5
tsrH'Oi tsrH' u 49, .N9,tny j,3bl'c, No. IS Grayer
. pTlKS M yI 4se@l i' fer @.s5as s E,'is u.s. S e3 & y
- WOLF, jaP0Tter Of jfine, Brapav, GIN, etc dHd
w siIsei =; RAYMOND faD'aO G'oeer, II CaYp
~ - :. 80 =, ;, an4
n. w orleans '"'' l''0"''' ro'urs III S'r9et' rs
OHN ". ANDhE.Fs q co, COMMISSION .NFqr.
IssI1S MI, Sp ,s@ . e2@lnon :, N. .. ln7
81. Lonl7 street, New Orleans. auiI iv
SENELL 4. TAGI.on, Iaporter Of Jfiues and
A. BEARD, 5ges;s,s. 49, ssd 3-5 =. @t-
=; 5aGS g1.1' Arcade: : New ,!.n, 2'.e.os o.
i = a ~ tgl1R5S[tqH yiSrcbat EGaigralton
{, J. n.SETt,, ~ \; aAFEgs B. =. b. nApT.
Ia. Orleans jyEglrsGLc GIicr. ~ gg',oras s ST. New
sA-%,,2-s' ,5,, E92ss, sss,,.- 90 ---
crIEk t,imi, ~, II y aoIij ,iiin s. o, SEYMOUR.
= E"lSsSle anil H',@ ac1' ol,4rH' xxx ia 4 n, ,3!FFRg)
toulos street % - '''" -if i''oI44'. oI44
4 Iy.,,., j. 4, 1,,,, - =, r. 49, : w
y Palmer, Vholesais DsasI "a Drg cool, No.
-@ ! ~ - ap1O h&W
w LgIqnerr,ai ami Nrjg Sj, %5 ii l.a.e'
Ney araaHs o co "i"''1f 'uce NOipoSte his od 9hGe)
iSTIII.EAM l.. POOLE, .Nofqrg Pn5Ilc. No ~
~ Camp street lOtiCe lately occupied by j. Il Marks5
NeMLitfans apll Iy
y Cowai8siGn aAa ForDardtag Merchants, 81 Graver
street, NewOrcans, La au3l Iy
nRIRT a pm ) IITS I7-- -
} ami TJrpS-,s,tgT PIin,cS, 1r'fet f5 Sgh s.-ES
dalet street four doors ab@ye HSva t s2S stoh 3 49,
John II. WE'RE, Original ViHsgar Esfa5ijgh1ls1f
y Corner OF Common and Manas stIse onSos;ss h
Hosp al. 0' n " /"
~ I,V W0OD a. 20 shin ,,5,,n,y. ,, - 4,
- fr1D,siyn TJrlrrs onDoia T% n Saarn N 1, ~
ph y and \ Red Stores Third MuujCivHIiiy wa
- ,E"''''' y ~
N,tary TIStc No NJ I;ryi t, o Soein @ n: neaLa5
the b IleCinoiige e. '''''' '' 'rIt njIgi f Tn
] r. Low ~ Bet Hunger dRd LyCfSmH, Camp
-s44eet' ,iHgf o Lle'!e.
AZ a.. "otA guaranteed. "A
'hA tLAIBpkNE, dltgrRcv at Lan, Notary PU5-
over EXCHANGE Bank OF Horace tiean y Co 0h7 tim
MARCUS PATTON Il CO., Cgmm,gy,0U R,ccjp
VI tns lud FCrNardlng IcycIants No ST s. GSIrIss
street ii
: R.JXgIS Iy,,,cc S;-,, -,,,j ,7-.-,-.-.J -
j. Jmiat0T of W@ais oaJ WLjC T"gS"I N n"!!gtST, !,
a a.cy -
Z 49, = FosEEH. ,7ttorHevs aSd Go"Hsfilsrs at
- i'2"-oice' "a Exchange PLACE n o. mh8 y
j. t aSd % s So '"T5Ss 81 G6e@rSba @eTsFa
"'ret' Dona"'s'n'lle' La
ANnohr ~ 1P ,Sslq"5 g. rorE Hsss'G e eY& F Rea @ ra
5d Germp and CemSe io foyas iss s bs%csi stSSl
nANlD G. I.ABATT, .9tto,ncy at Lam, Unjfcd
- States Commissioner and Commissioner for The Siar
e. t@JOrRd, No. ! DuuCan's Buildings, Exchange
nm
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INSURANCE.
Southern

Southern Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of Louisiana.
lFE INSURANCE E&CLUSIVELY.-Ex Guar.
antee Fund, 100000 ..... AccGnulative Capital
10000. Parent office, No. 48 Camp street.
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Unwilling HOUSES AND OFFICES FOR
u RENT-The story Brick Dwelling hor e, No, 10
Natchez Street. containing u good rOOmsel suited
Boarding House. Possession given Immediately
The Shop No. q Natchez street-sutabe Tor Taor's
shop
The Office No q in Banks Arcade, and
Several Offices and Lodging Rooms in Banks Arcade.
Kent Tree on all the above premises till lst Ocobe-pTcyi
ded that lease be taken oI year. and security gyeu Tor
ADply at No. Y Natcbez aus
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NJ EN GHLEANS FEMALE lNSiiFITsS-OR,
al No. a52 CAMP StreGi-C0urlucied by Or and MRS
MACAuLAN. This Institution is under the personal
of Mrs. Macauay: the advanced Casses the
lay assisted by another gentleman 10 give instructions
tue French, Spanish and Italian languages, in Drawing,
Dancing, Vocal and instrumental uslc the most
pished professors employed.
The school is arranged 10 make II both an English
and French school, aud the aim Of the principals is
duct their pupils through substantial and systematic course
ledge and progressive discipline OF the heu well the
mind. For the instruction Ol puIg O every and grade
No efforts with be wanting to PromnIe the improvement OF
the pupils, and young ladies received into the family
hOareys will share In the eJOyments privileges and aten
The Play y.Ground-au item essential a schools large
dry and secluded from public view and references, when
cuuired will he parents who have had their daug
A cOuTse of Lectures History and Biography will be
delivered the advanced classes by Dr. MactHay, during
scientific subjects. the school is furnished with the requisite
apparatus. For further information application may be
made personally OF by letter. auSl 3md&W
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
SgRtt east Secti0H, IJooi Circie.
AIRS NJ D. DfMITRY, OF New Orleans whose eype-
ITE rience a teacher has been Oi many years standing
respectfully that she is prepared to assume
the pCrSOnm direction and snpcrDsion Of limited number
OF HOTNG LADIES, either permanent BOarders and Pupi
as Day Pupils only.
Her Course OF EducnOn embraces the English and French
Languages in both their elementary and higher branches
Drawing and Mnsic. Spanish, Latin and Greek, and the
elements of Practical Science will also be taught If desired
The location of the Academy is highly pleasant and
heahfu and Mrs. D. and her assistants will snare no effort
TO render their pups pr0Cen in all The domestic and nai
For terms and further particulars, apply at NJ D. DIMI.
TRY Orleans Academy s. f. Section of Tivol Circle
near the junction OF Nayalcs street so I'm
IhIE-30OO barrels fresh Thomastou cargo of barks A.
IL II. kmbHll and Telegraph, landing and for sale by
ole HAYMAN u HOLDEN, IS Magazine ST.
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the petition referred to them, and ask to he dis
charged from further consideration Of the subject
SRI. HALE.
I.,,
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each person as,ure, becoming member thereof and enjoy.
nE portion Of its profits, being entirely exempt from
ualHlty beyond the amount Ot premium accrued
Insurance Companies OTganlZCd the mutual principle
are generally successful especially ttOss exclusively
confined 10 Life they based upon calculations
ed correct by long experience and clTe scrutiny but the
stability and success of this Company placed beyond
contingency, by the advantageous arrangement she has made
Tor an undUubte1 Guarantee Fund Of 80 00 be used
O ieened subscriptions TO Mutual Insurance Companies
always are, by Insurance
This EAlra Guarantee Fund OF s500 go remains permanent
nul the Company has accumulated similar amount
take ls place
~ California permits granted, and extensive travelling
privileges allowed.
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FANCY GOODS.
z Is X "a

z Is X IA
NEW GOODS
TIVE PUB respectfully have rscsi,d
by tn last l1 from the korterB France choirs
election French Fancy Millinery TO be exanst.
Of which respectfully attention Of ali CONCERNED
d. r. YARMOUTH, n Chsrtres street.
GB Orders 1r the making Dresses Coaks and MsntiAss
promptly executed by superior arttsts E90u
JOSEPH H. PALMER d. co.
No, II CAdP STREET, offers dealerz large and frssn
~ stock OF FiLL and WINTER GOODS, embracing both
foreign lnd American.
Some Of tho ea.i1g articles named fslox,
WOOLEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
BTnalcots aud CaHeTes blue black cosos;
aane blue black and flneyi Msino Cssseres Kentucky
Ict all C1lOrg all Wool aud Union Flannss
c0lors all Wool aud and Cashnsrss:
Wool Saw many kinds Kerseys and
lhysi real kentucky and Georgia Wool Psds Twla;
PLAID Checked Liev-
hs wdts all coiors Mackinsw Bsnkets: Negro Bah-
ket Eegaing ; Saddle Blankets ine and Bed
Cnh Blankets,
tOGTON GOODS. Brown and bleached Sheetings and
ut Buiish aud of
AMI Wd from 70 yards wide Cotton Oznaurgs,
popular brands North and Cacoes large azsor-
hen Of American English and Freneh coIorei Go0ds
adei Mosquito Barz, Nankees Handkerchief great
Fhcty Cotton Hosiery GOods assortment ghans a
great variety o. English Scotch and French Canine,
,Gt M'l sTis1 aud Book Ausins Bishop Lawni checked
sIIk AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain, StripeJ. Plaid
aud Wlcr"i BLACK Sz SIX Florenees Snces Satins
and Nc',g Hludksruhas nd Crvat gentlemen
sig a"d SATIN Ntstugs Bonnet Cap Neck Belt Ribbons
al numbers, plain Satin AIp,raz N oasI
Ties and CoO; huhsr LusTs; Canton Clots BanBaEiues etc
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole and deni piecea
Bed hneIa 1arie Linens and Towels Linen HAndkerches,
and fine,
vpthpr
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Resolved, That the Mayor is hereby authorized
to issue his warrants OF the Treasurer of this Mu-
nlclpaiy, upon the certificates of the Board Of
Health, TO an amount not exceeding the sum Of
fifteen hundred dollars, on account Of the pro
ra'a of this Municipality of the expenses Of said
Board Of Health.
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NTADANIE Y0Rh-Tbis celebrated Philosopher, As
IVA TOlOgst and PhysOgnOms and of the Egyptian
Oraces Of Fate respectfully informs ladies and gentle.
OF New Or cans that she will remain in the city for
short time, and may be consulted in any OF tie above
sciences her office No. S Graver street, between ST.
Peter and st. Paul streets, Madam w. if desired, will give
chronological Charts, with announcements Of the head
temperament. etc, Consultation 81, RAl2ska
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This Company is now ready 10 make
Insurance On White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates of
premium. This being the only Com.
pany, incorporated in the Stale, con.
fined exclusively to Life Insurance,
with an extra Guarantee Fund, the
Directors leel confident that it afford,
unusual and much greater induce
ment5 to those desirous of enegting an
insurance OH LheiT lives than any other.
n l5 .,lgn uDnt1 thu. F,utuol r.ri,,,,i,.l,
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teport of FIatb0ats arriUiHg Gt He Port of IScco,d
Municipality from 18th 10 2lSt Ociober iaciusjUc,
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New Orleans, Oct. 81. 1850. g. W. LYTiE, ~
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TUE gubscrbeIs have opened nep9 of the Orleans
4 steam CotF MINIS At the U2IAIl fARD, corner Of ST.
Corn Meal, Grs, Cracked Corn, and Ui Cake will be
promptly attended TO, - -
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AGAsy ~ HERMANN LODGE No g. OF Ere ,rAccepted
* ~ hauIs have removed their Lodge No ChaTtres
" street to the southeast d Biuuyil
,hHEc Place where their Regular Meetings will he he ,,ry
WEDNESDAY, at the usual hour. By order.
lal5 ly HENRY SIMONS, W. NJ
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HALF LICENsEs.
James Monroe, 9th quaror) D 90
REsTAURAT WITH BAR.
Total amount in Cash SIZE 20
NtC Orleans, October y, 1850.
CHARLES MEYER, JR., Collector
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nhereaS, By an ordinance adopted August ~,
1896, this Municipality agreed 10 pay to The So,
clety for the Relief of Destitute Orphan Bows the
annual sum of $1,000, for the maintenance Of six
orphans by said society: And it further appearing.
tl!at hy a subsequent act Of The Council, passed
November 9Th, 1871, this annual allowance was
reduced 10 $500, which your Committee have
ascertained is not more than sufficient to dcfr4y the
expense OF maintaining five orphans. Therefore,
Be Rcsotrci, That the ordinance Of August
ID, 1886, be amended, by reducing the number Of
orphans to five.
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h'es'ens her with the military power II she A.
Hph 10 tske Shss belongs . her. H. iHpws'd)
sieU Boz what vssto be the result Of the issls,
ou' NJ could say this, II Texas vas % be pat town
o1,d on! by TIE military force Of TIE country.
hr WILLIAMS, they won't be uampled on and
are iesdy 70 hstt-0austterl The President ssid
no"ascifeo! b. could rot decide the question 49,
ne Iepeated. II Resolution vas 70 be passed Civ.
jec,on.
ar HOWARD, that's al we want
MI. WILLIAMS, some Of ms friends want 70 give
h'l 'eh uiAlors Of del SIS that would sal, much
ot''ef ihan lighting y ith the ver1meut. great
many Southern uen f. el reacy to fight We can
I'VE ore dt9o hundred yesrI within our preseat
Boundary. lie was willing 70 trust TO Divine Pro
'ld-ice and the Constitution Of mis- cour try, and
preferred thst all should live banded as brothers
rAnef than engage ia civil war had never
Lto an idta Of dsunioD and the States hying OF
me SPANS Having Z Wing Administrator he
ist tauihed that the Government was guing ~ be
son'ni,'ered on eood prize PIES
Nj. boUsToF commenceda speech avoEing that
"a Nts- 9ue4.'oL tcsweeu Texas an the United
stafes M - voua ccrsant 81 irs o~tnr =, a =
acoHuon cHufe. r lie Eaa f1r TerriroYi1i Govern
nsnt Tor Rev ~ leo, snd thought shat ,e0Dla -
the :. 9TH had idft -sason q cozsslsiu y 10 ",
not P'oviI0. WitnCls ooncidiirs 80 1s-e Wv ~
motion hr the Committee to rise, which prevail.
Cd, and the Houie adjourned.
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Railroad Accident ut Yonkors.

The train down on tho Hudson River Railroad,
due in this City last night at l2i O'Clock, met with
serious accident and detention at Yonkers last
night at III. The draw bridge at Yonkers, 1t
appeared, had been opened for the purpose OF
passing through q vessel The Engineer OF the
train did rot discover the signal Of draw. bridge
open" until too late to entirely arrest the pro
gress of the train-the locomotive, tender aud
sprinkler being precipisated Into the river,
and but for the presence Of mind and
promp.ness Of the conductors and brake nea
in their efforts to stop the train, saved the dstr lc-
zion Of property, and great loss Of life No. a
conductor brakeman left his post, until the
baggage and passenger cars were stopped upon
the brink Of the open bridge
The Engineer after blosng,the signal to 81 break
up, Jumped from the locomotive, followed by the
fireman and man in charge Of the sprinkler jlst
as the locomotive went overheard The engine
the " Ontario" was one OF the finest belonging 10
the road. 1t ia now a Mas Of rains, and the
sprinkler, as well as we could see ia the night sp
peared to be doubled up. We never saw a more
perfect ard complete wreck.
The Engineer in charge Of the LOGON otive, says
that the signal that the draw bridge was open, was
rot hosted until it was too late to stop the train
irely-whle the man in charge Of the bridge as.
serts that be hoisted the signal lantern before he
opened the draw bridge. OF one thing we are as.
sured-that there was gross neg igence some
where, which should be Thoroughly investigated by
the Company, and the guilty ones held to strict
accountability.
The resident Engineer Of the road has gone 10
Youksrs, and we presume that the damage will be
repaired so that the trains will pass the bridge
TO day.
We are under obligations to Mr. SIMPSON, the
Conductor in charge the train, for bis kindness 10
providing our reporter ases. upon the hand car
sent through to announce the accident TO the Office
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GREAT FIRE At The SING SING PRISON!
LARGE SHOPS BURNED.
$4,000 DESTROYED.

Yesterday, about FIVE minutes before ID O'Clock,
the north Wirg Of The State Prison At Sing Siag
wss discovered 10 be on ie and before it could be
extre uished iha entire wood work Of the bulldog
was destroyed. The Ere originated in the garrett
sud va, DO doubt the work Of an incendiary.
TIE FIRST hoor of the building va, Occupied BY
the Unicn File Works Of James Homer Co
TIE extensive machinery in uSe BY that Grm, was
Isvsd, il being placed in a she'd adjoining the
buIdng burned. The stock Of Giles, finished AID
unfni,hed as well as the tools and benches, were
saved in q dsmsged state. Mr. Homer X Co.'S
lo,s will be between $4,000 aud $4,000
There are two policies Of insurance uPoa
the stock and tools in the File Works-oae ior
5000, in the Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
ard ere for e. coo, in the Protection Insurance
Company, both OF Hartford, Conn.
The second story was occupied by John HumPh
res "a Factory for the Manufacture Of Brussels
Tapestry Csrpst aud Rugs The loss in stock
and tools, looms etc. is from 5 70 s. 900. The
property is iniuied Tor 5000 in one of the Eastern
Companies.
The lcss 70 the State, IS near a. can BE- oHcer
tanned is sl2 600. The shop destroyed, was 250
feet by about IS feet wide, and txo stories hish.
1t bad Just been thoroughly oyerhsuled aud CIV
cred with a new slate roof for which the agent Of
the Prison had paid 81 geo not two holrs before
the Ere broke out The doors, beams, wialj "a
ard roof are pretty well demolished The State,
in addition to the loss Of the building loses also
about LOCO lbs Of wool, and some machinery used
in The manufacture Of clothing for the prisoners
At the time Of the breaking out Of the fire,
about one half Of the convcts had been locked up
for the purpose OF eating dinner. Those remain.
ing outside were promptly se.atwo to extinguiah
the hsmea under the direction OF the architect Of
the prison, ROBERT Lent. One Of the persons the
most active in his exertionS, was Donaldson, the
circus rider convicted in this city Of mansanghter
some eighteen months since. The iremen Of the
village also rendered prompt and efficient aid.
Two persons, residents Of the village were
slightly injured. Mr Lent fell through the Burning
roof twice, bat extrioated himself without much ia
injury. None Of the convicts attempted TO escape
The Agent OF the Prison assures the Contractors
vho have been burned out, that he will have their
sbops rebuilt in 40 days, and from bis known en-
erey and perseverance,, We have no doubt he will
do 80. The State loses abou. 500 day during the
time the shops are rebuilding, by the men en-.
ployed on the contracts remaining idle or unpro-
ductyely endowed
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oen GAhiBALDI cecllrss 20 Roceyt the pabli,
reception Of honor which the lsshsns living 1, tbl.
Wy were ds,iIovs 70 offer him The Committee
sndsr The necessity Of respecting bis wishes On
VIC subject However. before cess ng to exercise
'1oeon' nsy eor'iter g tssr duty TO sxp-sss thr
y uo ''''sts o. tbs grsA' R-pusHc ard To lhossof
-N'' a. cave oaeFea u s-ise lie rsslvss via
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oct the world 10 dishonoF her.
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been able a. .lisn Ire ssed Of Li'efyi other
twenty Millions have fallen sgsin uudsr a. oppression
mere rocogs han before Yor bon iae ksowed % IAAl
insn popular champion bal beer We cmee y The grsnest
people 10 he wore would have bsea eoosolsi,oo, As
zane ~ for prisoner lookisg ,hroogh me grsiag on
eel 10 ace ssro power MI man ~hoss goHure, Of syn
pa by stow HIN ~ be iflrnd.
Ahoush your hind intentions have 20, heea esriet aio
seec ueysrheiess Oh generous caEeos We Feel he seos
Of sHhads yoa Nor can c5Inplaia Of Tho modesy
of0ereti Gsrsoed witch more laa BIS feeble hoalh he
pwuted cur process Our high e..eem, lave. aud
oar hoyss him are BY no meSrS dini1i.aes. We are
perfectly certain hat when the pity snd Justice Of God Oh al
cause ne mseses Of he people and Ae Qaaes OF thsr
oppressors TO cesse Gasdi viii usa the assistance Of
M. beloved eounsy HIS ss-sn r-eorsa terror
ard we hoye VIII carry teslrgeoa ~ focts %
tyranny. For the Committee.
J. AyEzzANA, Pfs.laeUs
T. FrLoFASrI, Secretary.
NEW. York August 9 1850