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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

BALTtMORE, Dee 81, 1851.
Drpa, tire of Eosnh- Gentiem0ny Character Of his SGie
The Ho, gers On-Lec BY KossHtThe Oyster Trade
Keeeuth and his suite accompanied by the Baltimore
Committee CT Arrangements, numbering in all thirty
two persons left for Washington at o'clock yesterday
morning. in special provided by the Railroad
Company and reached there at IL o'clock returning
O'Clock after handing their distinguished guest
to the authorities of Washington
Governor Kossuth and lady, and Pulzssy, and all
the immediate members Of his suite have secured the
esteem and friendship Of all who have in contact
with them but there several hangers following
him whose gluttinous propensiue. have eN'ited gene
raj disgust They have sweo lager beer by the berr-l
since their arrival in the city, apparently having
thought beyond the circumference OF the Barrel asd
the sound Of the dinner gong In the yesterday,
about half hour after leaving the city, one OF these
eiuttcns although but hour from the Breakfast. table
unlocked little box and took out four rolls Of bread
He then pulled large greasy looking bandanna haudker
ch;ef from his pocket and unrong it, displayed within
its fods large fried rock FISH, and ne commenced
tons the fish and the rolls IL presence of the Governor
and the other distinguished gentlemen present pick
ut them and licking his fingers until the dome OF the
Capitol deserted in the Extraordinarily wipng
his most the window glass, and his fiDgers with the
atoret aid hand kerchi.f
1t understood that Kossuth will his return from
Washington. deliver address in the hall Of the Me-
chspcs destitute the present condition OF European
affairs and those whe have the matter in hand propose
to charge dollar ticket and devote the money
thus raised to the Hungarian The hall will hold
five thou aEd persons, and good fund may thus BE-
raised
The inmeree quantity of ice in our harbor has
checked the oyster trade single restaurant in the
City yesterday being able to supply their customers
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Passengers Sailed.

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i; s1y. S:Ss1i SssS:
ss' sis s?:1
Sstiisss: sa$ isns: %sii.%sssss. Ssssss; WI;
Hamilton cw
EresrdneT; ao Mckay Can,as West, ssndsr.SnN
Sesshse as 5a:.s S
asscr V! sc NE. &
s, Mellon, California hctsOd, Murphy. Ward.
Steamship Independenoe-Mrsn we and infant
sss: ri r. 's;sa H'S: 5's' s
S S Il ssosn Morris, Lsa~is, nj rs.,.s. 4
sSs.1 S;s:I S.ss w i;s WI
lam, o9s,Sy Stsy wSslsep
p.ash kS assr
s sss ksssr k ksst HrHss
ss.' Pse e"S'i ss.S. n'Is au nsfr
Smith s, ass:' hs'si i.ss
Rss sisPss s'
orr %.rsssT ass:
fss:. S.!sE Miner Colder sr pa as,s'
iclmsbes NJ. LSe ling Mrs bo,sn. selnS
af n. tsss S.ssss s es1s s ssssy
DAVIS suss Ai1' Jones' a's. sar,an fsTs sn. H
sen And three CHILDREN Belden Tsbhs Besen Manning
Hull. Clark, andrews. Donahue CLARK. Bell,
Mrs Leod and three chdro Hessleton, Green q
Chioh, Blodget Algern, Thomas; Rich, Isaaos
Brown Woods Laaells; Mr. Hsrrinston q Efsiss.
Ton, skidmore Jones' Iissask, BiekenbIck. Wind
SON Cunnngham. Gun CHAM Oliver. Pitcher,
Quimsby, Barre. Lee, NcLesn. Leo, Harding,
4r Fitch Hesdly. Council. NoPbiilips Welsh, j
seCiusly, s'Sei Gosg q kittcre Ice. Austin,
rlinn walters 0oodnow, lady and four children Jas
snoiushy, a Buinhnm hiss BurnhaU. = Aicove, Mics
asrcy, Marcy. Lumnsy, Forte L NJ Eiw.rds.
burasd; wentworth and child. Emmett, = s,ssld'
4 hich, welsh, N Power. J Newman, A Pearsen.
= syans Cronhlsw M,nturn; ! z Lissaek, George
p.sis, Pew.rs conley Conley, oonlsy, r Dolan,
conbor; Lnnsap. Van Aus.en 3 Benson, = Marks,
FAINT, II Foss. ninth, Mitchell. bolton. Peter
Cunningham, Sales Kelly. WalIaoo. Cudsr, Gal.
shaw, Crane, A Foes Fess. Iones Moses,
Mr. Sanborn, Wallace Belmont, Belmont Bess Aiss
Brooke, W Common, j G bod. Total $50
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Died.
On Friday, Dec g. JOHN W RosENTHAL, Professor OF
Music aged 80 years months His remains taken
to Greenwood for interment
On Tuesday, Dec 80, WILLIAM H., of William H.
and Csthsrine L. Foster, aged year months and
days
The relatives and friend, Of the family invited to
attend his funeral on Friday, January at O'Clock
from the residence Of his parents No l24 Columbia
street.
In this city, December 27, Of consumption, DAVID
p CoNNrLL aged 20 years months and days, native
Of Buenos Ayres, South America. His long illness he
bore with Christian meekness, trusting in the Saviour
for redemption and happy eternity. He was a kind
and afectionate son, for whom his mother will long
mourn. His remains were taken to Greenwood Gene
terry, L. L. for interment.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Dec oT--bP, MT,
ASHES very quiet; but 80 bbls. realizing 81 STA
for pots and s5 t21a for pearls.
BRrAnsrvfYs Flour did not vary much, though only
$50 tbs found purchasers including Southern. State
end Western at previous rates Nothing transpired in
rye -four meal. Wheat seemed more active,
Geo bushels Canadian white bringing 81 06 IL 900 Mi
chgan 81 and os0 Southern rcd q6c did also
IL which IL 25e bushels cold at f4c t5c for New
Orleans and O. - 66c for Western mixed Barley
ranged from 7Sc SIC rye nc a73c and oats 42c.
45, without enquiry
Corror The market remains steady, with good ex
port demand resulting in sales Of 1900 bales, the
basis oil &c. q &c for middling uplands.
FBEiGH1s-Engagement were very limited to-day, in
GLIDING cotton TO Liverpool nj d. for compressed,
and g. led for Sea Island Flour and rosin at Cd
aud grain at Sd a3Id aud cheese at 20s. To London
there no change in rates To California they were
firm at 45c Toe according to dates fixed for sailing
There was change In rates for Iavre
Peousrose extremely inactive, though I'M
changed Retail ots Of pork and beef obtained at
yesterdays prices lo tisrees prime mss beef o. Sl
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 81, 1851

Cleared.
shg South It o' roll Tucker Charleston Tucker
Bark s Asog 6sipn. ap,l.ohisoa; Lsdd Church.
s ssFf Geo c.,sa 81
Brig Hamlet Crawford Grenada whittiker:
B TreaS & lHass a.
SEE E,a n. hsszs EIsy Ns.
Sohr Relief, Gates, Attakapas, master.
Sshr Magellan Cloud, Sargent jacksonville Thompson
sehr Col sastefly. El~ood Charleston, L Nocready
schr Chas Colgate seaman, Baltimore, MAILER Lord
iseassr H.i Salem whss CO. Gana
Schr Freeman Glover, . cruise TO supply vessels
IN distress, BY direction Of the underwriters.
Arrived.
Steamship South erner, Dickins,n Charleston days
ship camden shsExOod, Charleston days. with cotton,
Barn H,I .Is.. Allen s;u.ss King Rio y.nr 80
Pee q lat 3 90 Ion 8 4 spoke brig SarsS. Eey Of Wa.
e hspi f, had on board the
~, left in s sinsip N condition ~.
70 Boonen Graves \ Co.
Ship HARTFORD sannermAn Savannah days. with COTTON
Norris New orls.ns 10 days. with sugar. to
ing nexhborhood Hook supposed from some
vessel in othg 70 that effect reached
and consequent ly will leave to day for Chsgres.
The steamship Independence s.oddard. for Chagres
the fog.
The Brooklyn ferry boat whitehall. in shefos this evening"
came in contact with the steam Pluso which
mage.
There was number of vessels below to-day but in
quenee Of the dense foS. were detained.
In consequence of the fog the Station Island ferry
rade but two srips.
The bark Pae Philadelphia reports no salt for sale at
DTc I-Wind a. sunrise. EsE; meridian. NE, with 4
.,
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NE VS. BY TH e N AIL0


Our Philadelphia COrrcspondencs.
PHILApElrHiA Bee. 81, 1851.
zTs Bsrins Of BsuSms Museum Buried Of those K'ed
at the Late Fue &c
The sight -seers have another smoudering mass OF
ruins to gave in the rubbish left of the Museum build
ing which but yesterday stood in all It's beauty the
admiration OF both stranger and citizen The building
was err In lsss and opened Christmas Of that year
by Messrs ssbse Co from Baltimore The speculation
proved an IN and the lease and fixtures
we're ,o,d out by the Sheriff when Barnum became
fbe p,rcbRser He. Midas like. turned 1t te q golden
account bur the time Of the disruption with Jenny
Lind sold out Mr. Spooner Tor $4,000, cash, an
mort gage 10 a like amount The insurance OF Mr.
Spoonsr only $50 eco, that he will lose about
$4,000 the dis sster he bad made many additions
The tenants Of the stores the t floor escaped with
out much lees their stocks being mostly save d. Dr.
Swain the owner Of the building in Europe The
first cost Of the structure was S5oo00 ard the insurance
only $50 COO
The funeral Of wm W Haly Esq who persisted in the
late fie this morning attended by large body
his fellow members Of the and by Governor John
eton Chief Justice Gibson, and other distinguished
charaeters The fremen, ard officers of the division
of night police to which Mr.. Baker was attached,
attended the funeral but highly mortified to find
that bones Of their late friend and corade though
occupyng the eofp with the morta remains OF his
wealthy fellow sufferer his entirely exou ied
from the plate upon the cofiu lid His fellow fremen
were d,gu this slight that they with ulty
could be persuaded 10 remain and take part in the
xemopy The well knowDItruism that deathevels all dis
tirctons to be disputed fact ia this rehHed
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Herald Marine COrrespondsncs.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec sI- Pm.
Margaret Wood Mobiles sohr Minerva Wrisas, Rogers
miscellaneous.
SAP Typao1s At San rrsneoo from New York was ss
hence TO San Francisco. Had head End
BARK FArnsouTr, At Phlsdelpha from 81 Thomas.
peiienesd heavy gales from wv.
sas lost at tsG St
Sem FANNY French. from North Carolina for Norfolk
on 81 ns y ns en- IN sns MA. h
amelia Airira John Edmonason, both laden Win
WhnIcmen.
Art a; Holmes Hole 18th shs VIRGINIA tof orIe,nsl
sTehs oes 10 ss Sep @
Sss rs:s @ 81 SS lat ss
IA SCR kas ss clean s
a. Heard from abt mid die Of ocs bark 5ma
leland Of srnioa as. Oct &c. Par.son, Nelson Nan.
10 months ont l2 bills sharon PHI 50 mos ous 1890 bbs,
S SSsns Sn sSra'' to 1a'ahuan0 Andrew Ns' NIB 'm'
ca !. Lsh.ins assh. Midas. woodbridge NIB, TO cruise
400 full sss Of .aiis and spra"s sre
ssSssS S's e
SOW ipresssy this had shPpsa SOS shethsld
had fs s ss s s
A kaslsh Korah Bay Nov2 Lafayette, of Warren, oil
ship supposed the Lexington. Nan passed tho West side
The Gladiator. NB. .. Honolulu. had 80 ST. not
IA issss ssss;i
ID; % s..is DO, bundles bone Ssusoon Nan; 10
Gen Psp S ask. oil dS 60 So
s bundles ch.Iesone do Benz Rush. Warren RI 80 do 40
ss s oil DC coisms Nam dods. II bundles whae0one
sroErN-oa 70. Isands %, ~ jefferson sH, 100 bsls
'nss Straits, lGoo) 18th. Falcon NIB, wig VIII to MI
FROM
9 w S:i pp ssy 80
,igton, 800 VIII Omega ITO sp. $40 VIII; bark Gentleman
81 Hio Oct Abrsm Barker 1900 VIII Calla null $500
Caroline full Franklin loco VIII Coral 200 VIII HOOsley
some Vessels found whales soisi.by plenty
he joIty tie fleet pushing for The Ansdr Sea-
T hsy nnd Of H and snos fog
q vha At length Hehring straits cleared and
around was well explored but few whales seem Tasy the
majority Of tho fleet despsirng Of succees during this season
few yssses .sS near s, Mathew Island found whales in
The Electra took 2loO bbi other vessels did
poinr whales Arctic Ocean that the vessels
that remained there capsaly The Abram Barker
and Csliao were among this number.
Notice TO Mariners.
oorrospor dent informs the Boston Advertiser that the
sT p @ sn ns SSI a from R IL sSS
hole 1ho buoy fox that dangerous rip ia gone sse
vefseie nhvigs,ing that part Of the coast.
lie also complains sha the Fog Bell Light House Issnd
very Is seconds during oas and storms was heard
when passing the Ligh, on Monday night, z2d inst.
spoken.
Asrso three mass steamship with all sail SET and under
tesm neerng he Americs hence) was passed Dec Is,
ship Terrssr of ssie) FIN San Francisco for Calou,.
Sept a. In Pitts Passage.
vs. as Gs sS MnT ys
VIZ y N VIE centre.
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MARRIED.,
At eohsghticoke, Rensselaer, county NY, the 30tk
December by the Rev. j. II. Noble DANIEL PACKER, of
this city to HARRIErrE NJ, daughter Of Amos Briggs
Esq OF the former place.
At Winiamsburgh, by Rev Mr. Bescher on the LIST Of
November last Mr.. JosErH BARLOW, Jr to Miss NARY r.
TOWERS both Of New York.
At Hoboken, n j., on the 30th Dec, by the Rev NJ E.
Ellison, RoBERr j. MAYNARD, of Athens Geo, to Miss
AMANDA III. MEssERvE, of the former place Athens and
San Francisco papers please copy
On Wednesday evening, December 81, by the Rev D.
8. Parmela, Mr.. GyRus WHITE to SAREH H., eldest
daughter of John A. La Forge.
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Board OF Supervisors.

Drc. 3l-The BOARD OF Supervisors met at M
quorum Of members preent and Morgan Morgans in the
chair in the absence of the President The minutes of
the last meetipg were reso and approved
RfFEgRED
OF sundty persons, for relief fsom tax.
Adverse TO the ayn. mt Of dr Culvers bill amounting
to S2s opposhg the delivering of John Bodng
slave. claimed under the act OF Congress known
the Fugitive Slave law In favor Of renting the fees
payable the of the late Ansrew g. Lynch In
favor OF paying the following bills Of the Sheriff viz
s6S 1s; Slls 81, and 81 2Ts IL.
SERVICES or oLrRK or Police on SUNDAYS.
resolution was moved TO pay D. III Frye s35 IS for
services Clerk Of Police performed Sundays The
motion lost (not one member having voted for the
adoption Of the resolutoD).
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Directing the Comptroller 70 draw his warrant in favor
Of phraim SNOW Tor services performed SUNDAYS
Clerk CT Police from May 1915. to May lsis for
the rum Ct four hundred and ninety five dollars and
sixty four cents
oRDEpFD TO
For refreshmepts furnished the Excise Commissioners
at sundry tmes by James keeper Of the City Halt
amounting to 81 ,6s3 g.
On motion, the Board adjourne1 TO Friday, at4 NJ
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United states Ccmmissioner's Court.


De a.. Charge Of taking ,oW tie United States Mot
letter containing Certificate u Deyosie I'm Sboe.The uni
ted States vs. Colin Buchanan br Eidgeway appearing
the United States The examination in this
proceeded with and the evidence Of tine several witnesses
stands follows Buchanan in endeavor'ng TO negot
ate the certificate excited the Gspcions Of Mr Eytnge
that there something wrong about the affair and he
accordingly certain inquiries a. the Bowery Bank
and the post master, which strengthened his i,pres
sions % the prisoners gn whereupon the latter
arrested aud IL his possession fonnd the letter and
certificate above mentioned also four other letters all OF
which be admitted having received from Lawrence
Mcclure, who said he letter carrier that he had
taken these and other letters from the United Sta1e
Jail that money could be made out oftnem and promised
TO give buchanan slO0 he would negotiate the certd
cate Buchanan subsequently, admitted to Mr. Eytinge
that was implicated ia the traEsaction and he
the only guilty party clerk In the drug store Of
Or. Huntington corner Of Twenty. second strest aud
Third tested that he Buchanan take let
ter from the u g. mail boI in that store he place where
the letter containing tho certificate deposited)
several times LETT him there alone while the witness
wer ont coal. Committed for trial While the ex-
animation in Yroere. Of investigation before the
Commissioner, Bgcbaaans lother tainted away in the
s. Attorneys Office, and IL length OF Il ne before
the recovered, upon restorative being applied
LYrcHTD-A man named Atkins was detected
al yick burg, a few days ago tsmperng with negroes
Offering 10 sell them passes for $40 each which he
sured them would guaranty their saie escape to free
State. lie was punished with between 800 aud 400
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrivedships Louisa Calcutta Norfolk Bag Stats and
Kossu,h NOrleaLs Thorndke, Apalsc banks Nan
chester Gaveston; Walsham savannah Velocity Charles
ton lark Goode Rum Key spoke. l5,h inst. las Is
OF a. brig Bloomer, from EYork time saw bark
,re. steeringS.
Ship Choo, Hanilla Ashburton, NOrleans The A. in
the harbor misook tho sctuae light for MI
Ledge Light and struck Cohassss rocks anidhps
backed off possible leaking badly and Obliged
70 keep her hands at tho pumps to keep her free.
Bari Ejle Savannah brgs Souther do; Palestine
Prince Left 9th brig Medord Boston days
sehr Ellie do H. spote l4th inst lat % g. Ion rs So
ship Albany for Cape Hsytien.
Schr Rainbow, Richmond.
Cenr6-Ships ditch, and CourSer SFran cisco
Midas NCrleans barks Lucerne, Havana: Broosa dot Elk
Phsdelphis; hiigs Charleston; Eric. Philadelphia
sohrs Champion. Cape Hay item Harris, WILMINGTON
NC; Silas Wright, NYork.
HOLINESS HOLE, Dec %.
Arrived-Brg Choctaw, Coast OF Africa.
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MEDICAL.


nR- COOPER IA DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR TlE
~ last nine een dey otef his 10 the
ment of burial ana other diseased lie cure the
aggravated diseases and mild removed in dAya
NJ Srsngers don't be deceived by impoter ia Rooee
welt street near Chatham street have net Iet Dame
street See diploma, In Office with the rt IN
medicine and surgery this country has produced
perfect cure or no charge.
DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED COFr1DENTIhLLy
- on certain decaaos, which he treats withous
Recent e,ses he onrcs in three days Thirytwo
tioe enables him to those dobsee arising from ses
sbnee md restore original vgor Sec his IondeE Dipoms
~ hb private Office 2Ah Futou street No foo vii cured
NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. CoRBErT. 10 DUANE
street. be consulted conhcantsiiy the treat
ment of delicate diseases. Tventone years practice
bes Dr. c. TO perform speedy ana Permanent oures VITA
out and recent removed in 4 few days
y has attained an ominence in this branch Of the
fess second 10 In America where all In need "a
medical surgical aid apply with certainty OF being
honorsbly dealt with. Dr. g. 10 member Of the Vniyua-
~ Of the city ofNsw Yoyk.
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CiScrNrArr Dec 81, 1851
Esvigauo0 has been resumed. Frsights TO New Or
leans ars-pork, 81 co. -four, 75c Hog duh, at
- 80 "a CO. The whole number received thus far
this season. Il against 26S 900 ct date last
year 400 bb mess pork sold ct $l2 So and 400 prime
lard ct 7kc.
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pended week or TIVE sincs on account Of the cold
weather. TAs basement walls are finished, and
or April. Il will not be completed and the library
placed therein, much before next year this time.
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200 bbls beef hams 1t $l3 So Prins lard soad n o.
OK. Butter and cheese quiet.
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N RIgImE IaTE LLIa RNOE.
Movements OF tn. Ocean STEAMERS.
To C0rrespondents.


Captains Of vessels Others furnishing Marine News 10
this faper would confer favor by scaling their
cations.
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damaged With watss and every thing reuovsd bat the
buildings did not barn. In this Ars In uneommonly
mage cannot Be estimated By the peeunay loss though
thar Is very heavy. The Law Library osntained sssc
tions Of and valuable books from the shelves Of
the principal legal gentlemen Of the city and was owned
In shares by them. 1t cannot veil be replaced; and
being Of great service and value to the profession,
ts dotrucon viii BE- heavily fat by them In the de-
struction Of Judge 6tevens' and Recorder Mastens
chambers, many ocis papers, records and documents
are lost viii were of high importance to parties t
bonfire which unwittDgly made OF the papers In
% many lawyers offices.
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MEETING IN FAVOR OF CUBAN PRISONERS "A
paper numerousy Is going the rounds la Natchez
Mrs for meeting Of citizens in the Court House. in
received at the hands OF this Cuban authorities. A
meeting Of the kind has been called in Savannah
Jeorpia
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-16
- -freI'' ~ CtIIItstdy, JIM. 2Sth.
lErOm the Morning Herald Ian %
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and acith the adrice and consent If the Senate
Horace H. Miller, of Mississippi, to be Charge DAT
fairs of the United States the Republic of Bolivia in
the place of A. K. McClung, resigned.
Nathan Sergeant. of Pennsylvania to be Register of
the Treasury ofthe United States in the place Of Town
send Haines resigned
Consals of tile United States.
William Duer, of New York, for the port of valpa-
raise, in the Republic of Chill in the place of z. w Pot
ter, recalled.
Joseph Graham of Ohio forthe port of Buenos Ayres
in the place of E. A. Saunders, recalled.
Nicholas j. Keefe, of New Jersey for the port of La
guyra IN the Republic of Venezuela in the place of Lou
Timothy Darling, for the port ofNassau in the Island
of New Providence, in the place of Julius C. Kresch
mar, recalled.
Valentine Holmes, of Pennsylvania for the port of
Belfast, Ireland.
w L. sharkey, of Mississippi. at Havana, in the
Island of Cuba in the place of A. F. Owen, recalled
Samuel j. Oakford, at Tnmbez, in Peru
George King Rogers, of louisiana for the port of
Lyons in France, IN the place of James Heudebert re-
called
William R. Glover, of Kentucky, for the port of We
ra Cruz, in Mexico, in the place of w. P Rogers re-
signed 60
Alfred Wheeler, of California, to be Attorney of the
United States for the Southern District of California in
abe place of j. NJ. Jones, appointed Judge.
Joseph w. Furbna of Minnesota to be Marshal of the
United States for the Territory of Minnesota in the
place of H. L. Tilden removed.
The U. s. Commissioners Mr.. Geo w Morton, yester-
day issued warrant for James Tasker, fugitive slave
from Annapolis Maryland on the complaint of Jonathan
Pinkney ESQ., Secretary of the Senate of Maryland,
charging that about May 81 1874 Tasker escaped
from the service of Mr. Pnkney and his sisters The
gro was arrested within half an hour oft he issuing ofthe
warrant, and brought before the Commissioner. The
negro said he wished togo back and had been eutced
away. The necessary papers drawn up the
thcate was signed by the commissioner and the whole
proceeding finished in an hour from its commencement.
The United States Marshall accompanies the fugitive
home. They left town yesterday afternoon. This is
the fourth case ofthe kind in this cityN Y Herald of
Etidnu. - y
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-16

FIREs.-There were two alarms fire in the
city Saturday morning. The first was OCCASION
cd by the burning of brick tenement situated
on Broad street, near its western termination,
occupied by c. Stockmar grocery store and
dwelling. The building was entirely consumed,
together with nearly the whole stock of goods
Loss S2500-insured in the Richmond Fire As
ISOLATION for $4,000. This fire occurred between
and 3 O'Clock in the morning, and was unques-
tionaby the work of burglar, who, after break
ing open and robbing the cellar, fired the build
ing.
The second alarm was caused by the burn
ing of a chimney on Grace street, Shockoe Hill.
No damage done.