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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

TIE EUROPEAN NEws.-It Ia said that several
merchants in Boston have signed petition - pre-
vept the European news from going first to thur
neighbon. They state that they must. and wili
htss tho nsws. The owners Of Geographic sto,k
will be gratiEed with this determination.
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The Insune, able Torture of Too; n. achc

instantly relieved, sithout pain extracting 35y Drs-
O'CuNNOR and CON EhY, Surgical and Mechanical
Der lists and o noor,Sptiss teeth 81 No
Of teeth inserted gds SILVER plana platss Ia such
to be oiFt gnish from natural and
with which the har est ailments be soated fuk
cabinet of the b. Instruments made, aud constant prac-
tice enable the Doctors extract and scale teeth In
the easiest and safest mode. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

BosToF Representatives The arduous task Of
counting and recording the votes for Representatives
from Boston to the Legislature finished at the City
Clerks ofhce on the 18th inst. The whele number Of
votes cast was l22aS Necessary to choice 6I2t The
following thirty two persons the regular whig ticket
and also on the Webster and Union Anti Maine Law ticket
are elected -
Bspjsmn Blnney, Moses Booth, Francis Boyd Gard.
nee Gibson Samuel y. Coolidge George Eaton james
Easan. Joseph Evtieth, joel Giles, Ralph w. Holman,
kDusl Hooper Henry Jones OF Ward George Kingmsn,
ea,nuel Kiogman Winslow Lewis David Morgan, Sew.
sl Psrcher. Auielius d. Parker Samuel 8 Perkins,
Thomas Rerteaux, Henry Rice, Otis Rich, John Rob
erts BtnjaUip w senmens Jamss W. kfycr. J. Thomts
Ef, =, NO n Npwsi rtnppsuY Fnvrnu l1i'on .fahu
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THE VIM EoR-EAsr.- The little tambourins
accompaniment 70 the Seward orran Il getting n
ga - a.. i r.. u glifn4 -f~y fha -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

EMIGRATION TO Iowa Emigration 10 pouring
In upon like flood apparently exceeding that OF any
preceding year This looks encouraging and indicates
that long the rich praes 81 every county In the
pfste win he tetfed turned ioto fine farms aud
made ~ hrd end has Ika the ant u "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

ed-tbnt Gre shirts uneqnalied in fit In workman
ship syl and sa tritc thai 10 idle
t. repeat Y ko~ond tat GREEN'S store. No Astor
thr0nCed nth tho elite of hionabls
they know that Green aono fit them invariably and
pericctly-in this tabh nent punctuaty strictly OBJ
s,rv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14
Fer svrm, Of faith et bitt,r xs.lots fight,

into Il Smith Rice No. 100 Fulton street.
AID from r immeDs stock of clothing.
IL de their goods excellent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14
Clay monumental Committee.

meeting Of the above committee was held at tas Me-
'ropolitan Hotel last evening, Hamilton Fish In the
chair The minutes Of the last meeting read and
approved Mr. Carroll then read the report OF the COM
mittee. as folows:-
The committee appointed at the meeting held at the
Metropolitan Hotel on Thursday evening, Nov IL, to
de,ife wsJs and for aiding the Clay Monumental
Association beg leave report the following plan Of
ganization for the New York State Association The as
socation in this State shall be known as the New York
State Auxiliary Clay Monumental Association They
adopt the plan and OF the Clay Monumental
Committee Of the State Of Kentucky whereof Henry
Duncan of Lexington is President and Thomas b Bsx.
ter is Secretary They acknowledge the authority aud
ruling Of the Clay Monumental Committee, and hereby
setse to be bcuud by the instructions Of the said commit
tee as municsted to them through Henry Duncan
They recommend the appointment Of State Comm
from the State of New York The officers Of said
mttee shall be-a President nine Vice Presidents a
TREASURER and SECRETARY They shall appoint an tx.
ing out fully and in all It's detail, the objects OF the
association. They solely vested with the power of
issuir comm lions fl collecting The remainder the
report conirs OF the by laws of the society the
names of the members who belong to it. These members
are chosen without regard to rel gion or politics
The following men then appointed a. officers OF
the committee:-
P,esident-Bepry Gripnell
Iice Pretder is-Nartin Van Buren, Washington Hunt
Ho'atio Seymour Stephen whitney Cornelius w Law
renee " Seward Daniel s. Dickinson, P. D. Porter,
1reasua-Sheppard Knapp.
SecrearV- Nichola Carroll.
On motion which lost the committee recon-
mt nded public NEE ing nc as early day possible
MIR OcDlr said that the report did not state ia what
way the subscriptions should be carried on.
Mr. CARRoLL and said that he would suggest the
rum OF rs cents OF upwards as the proper lie
would Ike to give ybody the opportunity Of subscr
IL TO the monument Of that great man.
Mr. PHoSIx proposed that subs ptons should be en-
closed TO sheppard Knapp President Of the MICS
Bank bs nsme and reputation being well known and
he was q responsibe psrson to remit sums to
Mr. OGDEN said the only way to collect was through
agents established in various parts Of the country
On motion, IL decided that the State Committee
should adjourn until Tuesday evening, Nov 20.
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Marine Affairs.

THE STEAMSHIP JAMES ADorn, Captain Dickinson ar.
rived at O'Clock yesterday morning. Charleston By
which placed In possession Of late papers from
that city.
Fos LrERrooi.-The U. 8. II. steam,hip Arctis Can.
tain Luce left her dock a her usual hour yesa1dsy for
Livsrpool.
The famous New York clipper chip Trade Wind sailed
on Saturday morning last under command of CAPTAIN
Nathaniel Weber for Fan francisco with probably the
largest cargo sent from this port She has slowed
under deck (bsins three deckcr "a 9ss packages Of
general merchandise, measuring some 400 tons Che
also takes out fortyfix first cass cabin passengers t
Of whom appears under another head
LauscHxp-At Fan River, 18th inst by Mr. Jossnb
CraDdai beautiful clipper built schooner Of about o
tons called the Jonathan " Lindsey. owned In Fail
River and intended for the 6opthern trade to BE- com
msnded by Captain Daniel Lewis.
Al Brewer Maine ioth instant fore and AFT schooner
Of about leo tons calle1 che r.. Sewa built undsr the
supervision Of master Jsptha Nlckson owned by Mess
Benjamin sewall, of Bosom. ". q wilson D. & Dosns
and Captain John Loud, Of Bsewo and to be
By Captain Loud.
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United States Com missioncrs Court.
xl~xa.a I1l... Naiaa.. L..

The United States John Smith and fpe Others
charged with attempted mutiny board the
packet ship New FORK. After hearing arguments Of
counsel in this case, his Honor decided 10 commit the
accused for tral.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

1853 Dlayles.-We have published a great
variety OF these memorandum books all sizeg
styles small pocket ana large counting Sizes esck
with blank spece day in the almanac,
interest table, &c. suitable for all Professions Price
= ~ Rich LourREL. stationers, 81 william st.
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hpcne-umce, II4 Chambers

nreet-List Of city .gents:.Rushton T. Clark; n. II.
rhStler, No. Maiden lane; H Colty, 622 Broadway:
Bloc smith, 7H J. \ c'dsinss'n, 75 Henry DsmareSt,
Cooper Tow, s26h Bow ry; 5 Freeman. $50 Grand
sset; Boyce Smith l26 Canal street; Prior Sd, Eighh
B. d Sands 100 Fulton street, Charles Ring.
!2a Broadway; Wm. Lowe, ~ Greenwich street, 9. II.
Holden Co, 305 Hudson The above agents arc
isiy ceiling Lcyets wahpene with great success and
aAher il called for.
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.J.weIrv at Manufacturers Prices,-Gol

brat, let's bIesstIins, nw STYLES coral plain and go
Iockets pen Us rrgs, &c. For sale at thirty
lowe, than retail dealers Each article warrsnt ted
Factory ISL Brosdaey stairs OF White street.
DAVID RAFT, Manufacturing Jeweller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

Wigs and Tors New Style
Of wig the perfect Imitation Of Ma.
ture yst vented Those wanting superior artio0
ould call a. eATCHEL0ks celebrated wig Factory No.
Wall street. where he ouud the largest and hest
kortment In the city. Cony tha addrnas. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

s eursd by h.rshs newly inveoed light,
masufactuTer tho inventor Of truss ~
70 be the mcst effective extan propery AZ
se 70 every position Of he body rsnderins dis
Paeemsnt Impossible II not only ensures complete re-
born o. sne bowels but effects radical Mr.. March
OF twenty years experiences In tho
,wr. Of Of viii guarantees cure in every
o however long standing competent ale In al
tenasnoe te wait upon ladies' Childr Invariably cured
upon until nine o'clock In the evening. MARSH co..
No. 1k Maiden lana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

dys and those By application Of burning ausl
sold rs hair dyes at that the color
natural In one case unnatural the other
reasn i tn opera natural
pyincips Let those who doubt call
sold and applied, In private ro.ms by CRISTADORO.
Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

tice Of than twsny yssrs Dr. MLane had
Vulnerable patients eoto1 with every form Of
and wa: = sl all the sno.si.s Of his min
in its eects tho reut Of his isbors the American Worm
Specific before tho public which Ia perfectly safe And
may given alike children Of the tender or L.
the ed adult purges and subduss fever ds-
stroys with variable 1t easy OF admin-
s ration and as does not ntsn mercury in any form
whatever triotons with regard TO drn
tende,ss. infant An incredible Of worms have
principal druggists New York Ctv drnrr;s.s ~ nS
Boyd Paul 10 Cortlsndt street, and g. " Clioisnsr
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Account Books, Psper, and Stationery

Carr T. Hicks 81 Maiden lane, invite the attention Of
nerchants manufacturers and Others to their stock We
constantly hand size aud style Of blank book
ordinary and ufacture to orcsr any style re-
Iured Letter and note papers, and envelopes
fnkstands gold and steel pens SO Counting and
ocee furnished With stationery of the best qualify ~
derate prices Rl heads cards. orculars, 30, printed
nsAtly. CARR HICEs stationers. ~ Maiden lane
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portars prices Diamond clu ter pins rags earrings nsa
enty Ter less ,hsn retail prices For sale 1T the
Of tho subscriber, cS Broadway stairs.
corner Of VI lite street.
DAVID RAFT, Manufae turing Jswsllsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

OOuThuus LiquIu Hair Dye IL, without ex~
ceptie reservation the very ever Beware
puhed DYES Equally oelehrstec is Gourauds Msdcated
Soap for curing pimples freckiss saowne shaps rough
nes Poudre title uproots hair from any part Of the
booy Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss 1t No. 81
walker street, near nroadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Female Support.
er, lace stocs ngs knee Gap and other bandage spinal
SUPPORTS nsru ments knock knees aud sk Joints
distorted limbs and all kinds Of belts aud bandage Also
chdren trusses hand, and made order at IL Ann
street. the Musaum. - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

Lyons Kathairon for Preserving, Restor-
hcle the verdi Ladies' try H. 1t costs Int
ssn IN large bottles and solo BY all principal dealers
Islands Of the ocean. z. THOMAS LION, i6l Brosdwsy
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Woman,s Riahts-Among the rlghts OF

WomahB niahU-AmOhg Inc Ti9hU OF
woman ba reckoned the right preserve
its original uxursnce sloss color texture and elasticity
~ eng as she enable her to So
the best article know Of preparation about
which is deception which have tried and
tried, and net found wanti- give CRISTADORO'S
hair and beautifer toi at his we'll known ha
dressing and wig and scalp establishment Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

sale lis Wahpene, Indian veg table preparation
for char ping hsr s or color and curing bald
ness u Is eivep mp BY all The s's,emeat that Love,
his 'Wshpene Is true aud particularly on IA
third under heading "Read ard be convinced
or has contradioted alled him to II
There have been about twenty bottles Of the pre- i'm
provement sold at the agents Ia this city and Brooklyn
ing the last six th,.
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Hail Dye.-Batchcior's &c Iebratod Liqut
Hair Dye 10 the best disov red loinx %
whsters moment it 1, applied tn. srfa ease ana
certainty with viii this fasorte and old established Hair
Dye performs astonishing II l. FOE SALE or applied,
BATCHELORS Wig Factory, No. 4 Wall street.
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lVHHs At HONE AND ABROAD,

- J>Nrs C.. Drvy, Esq, for many years |.
Treasurer Of the Cry Of Boston, has resigned
rh.t Office.
- The Nov York papers some time since .
premature'y announced the death of the Eng
H~hpoot ami ChrIslian lyr>t, James Montgon-
cry, The venerable poet has Just sent word to
the Tribune tAat he had read in that paper an
account Of his death, mi'lom glasses
- The Inaugural Message of Gov. Footc
Of Miss takes strong ground IN favor of the
compromise measures I'd. Reports,
Gov. FooIe I've careessy neglected to cross
that t9 win MT let The poor "compromise
molsuro,' alone. They haunt him as the
ghost Of Banquo did the guilty Macbeth, and
give him no rest nor peace. lie only went on
70 Washington, at the commencement of the
Session, to lay compromise egg for the Sen
a'oto hltch, and every few days that grave and
dignifed body cackles and clucks around his
,5rsakcnnost, and sets on it just long enough
70 render the u'tinate odNc-q',on of the egg
to'omb'y certain! Poor Foote Ifthis Union
should be finally lost, it wouldn't be his fault
lie hrs tried everything but saltpe.or and chic
rifle Of lime, to save it.
- Nadon3iScllc Icn, " Lind in the CITY.
ana : Stopping with n'r friend Mrs., ard IN
4.''''' ''''''' ''''''''
- lac "o'ion To'' says =
Gen. Iiou,tou's dress this winter IS dark
/ panmoons, a slngle-breusted blue military cont
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ENrGRPRsE Perhaps no stronger evidence can
be adduced OF the intrinsic value and unryalled use
fulness OF AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL than the fact
that in order 10 supply the demand the Proprietor
has been compelled TO build an immense block, oc-
cupying large patt of n square of our prin-
cpe thoroughares five stories of which is to BE- oc-
cuped by his Laboratory fof the preparation OF the
Cherry Pectorai alone. As this article has now won
its way to the phblic favor solely by its success in
curing disease, this fact is comment on its viz.
tue-LoweN AGrertiSer. w32wl
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fn5 the i eniug l'O5tI
Irur hlowuE HuDs are the wonderful produc
ton OF Il young lady oi Boston. only fifteen year
OF age
rome hoin the fields Of the frozen North
ger IN. waste OF the tracl>lcss sea,
W mere lu' winter sun looks YEARLY lorta.
Aud Welded h's s'irn 9Th to Inc
A. J mount DER the tI~ and gather my might,
W i'm tAr roar oi thr Hurricane,
Loud sweeping ia wrath by da, and night,
over ihc gee bound mann.
From III" awll' Scopes oi the Scvthian wild,
Where tue BDlea. n4hlumpe play,
Ger the ltu~uug prai,- ol rraclcrs pied.
wrnd my -turny way
" here tine hghje-t tourh ct my blasting breath
Pays over tive witurrrd branch.
And tHr rlgir screams from Mss e%ry oi dtali,
1T the fearful AvdHnCnr.
On tie D,ty hcicll. Of the Dauiian chain
81 on uy regal tWohe,
Where NV SNOWY Uri"l- look ont er the niIn
Ca the waste ID tue Ar'tIc zone
Alunc--I.olp, ~ my mILut dwell,
Where Il human loot ue'cr trod,
W here human wore nr'er broke the spell
Lying bound DER the icy sod.
breathe in my wrath DER the flaming forge,
Where the aborug CyCops dweit
TIIi the lava rolls DER tlr mountain gorge,
And nlg" ana inru1ce melt;
tn the hrD arm OF Vulcan yields
10 the mu!nt OF NV threatening roar,
Aud Ii, red llm"- How Ger the blooming ir.O-
And the hgut ot the sanded shore
Away through the hollow caves | sweep,
Where the giant arm ot Thor
Shakts IN, 4camlug spear Ger the raging deep,
And mlShnIs his strrds to war:
Then blow my morn ~ the thunder rolls
Through the depths ot the urld sky,
And the wild waves toaiu, and the sea-bell tolls
Tony voice a. 1t passes by.
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COMM ERCTAL.

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARkET-Jan. %.
At market 500 Beef Cattle, no Stores, pairs
Working oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheer and
Lambs, 40 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beet Gau,e-Extra 1925; lst quality {
I'd do $50; 81 do S4u4.5O.
WORKING OXES-No sales.
Cows AND CALvbs-S23, u, 29T3l
SHEEP AID LAMBS i15, 2p2,50. Extra S3a
3,75.
SWIFT 15c. retail 1! &c
Renarks--Sales are a lutte quicker, but no mate
rial alteration in prices, and but lew buyers.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WrDNrSrAy Ian

At Market 500 Catrlr-about $50 Bpeves and
1873 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows and
Calves, yeariings two and three years old
ces-Narket Beet-Exra, S6,1j per cwt; lSt
quality, s. so; ID quality. Sc Sd quality $3.50
ordinary 81 ,50aj.
llIdes--4 80 per cwt. Talow s. Veal Calves
3a6. Pelts 81 10 Is
Stores-W Working Oxen-S7jal2j
Cows aud Calves-S2j, 21a36.
Iearlings-S1al5.
Two Years od-@,5a30
Three Years oId-S2la"1.
Sheep and Lambs-25O2 N markct-prices--
Extra $3.50, 4aj. BY lot Sg,503a5.
SWIne--:!i al mnrllrt bv ot &c Retail &C.
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Bakersfield ACadcIniCal In
seitutiNn.

FE'HE Spring Term will commence on
L Wednesday, February Is.
\ Teachers Class viii be organized early in the
term.
Books and Stationery may he obtained OF the
Principal
Board s. % per week.
J. ), SPAULDING, Priar,pol.
Bakersfield, Jan. 20, 1872 w3Uu3
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" sit'cn tor lie C&rpct-baG.
b VI y .---O BIT L : {.

~ ThANK puLLps.
When the rn..-,he BLOOMING low'rct-
Like breath is rul away.
v orn tn, bloom OF dawn;ug manhood
''-Ns''' ''"' ''' '''7' o. ''y'
Then vp hold soul communion
with companions lnat are dead,
TO the so.n,. That have fed
Joy w''n gael ana love WIN Sorro"
WHIT i. c.,,5 - i ,I,,ina JrnnIn.lan5
Chaos iona. ya.ors breath.
''' ~ tho r r.,, .,' here her, I hr'og
Dra,u's the portal whence the spirit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-06
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,

'',r,1 period Of time Many eminent
-~Ax443la d. ysiclans do not hesitate to ac-
knowledge its superiority and with entire confidence
to recommend to their patients, superior prep
araton, which has been found TO be perfectly safe,
convenient, and highly etTIcacous IN oil diseases OF
he IhTOdt, Lungs, and Chest. One WAC has used
II thus speaks OF it,
"CLiNroN PARK, N Y, Dec 90, 1850.
Messrs Reed 81 Cut,er,-Nearly seven years ago
had violent attack Of inflammation Of the lungs,
winch was treated Dy my physicians with the most
powerful remedies but with little effect Tor the abae
ment Of violent pains about my chest My cough
was almost lncessant, accompanied with eXpectofa
ton Of the most pulrid and offensive kind part Of
the time mixed with blood, both Of dark and pink
color Several large ulcers broke my lungs,
which came near suiiOCaung me. Lad continual
night sweats, and was reduced almost to skeleton.
My considered hopeless, not on Y hy the
physicians, but by all who me Accidentally
nearing from a he ghbor OF the effects which the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam had produced in a
similar case, was induced to try it. Before had
used one bottle began to improve, and by the use
OF four bottles was restored to usual health had
used variety OF other medicines which gave me no
relief A few weeks ago | was similarly attacked,
and am now using the Balsam with the same BEN
ehcldl results. This statement is unsolicited and it
costs you nothing, but if will be OF any service to
any one, my object is accomplished.
Yours, &c.
tsigned) 'WM. P, NOXEN' P. M"
Nov. |, l5jl.-New Certificates, to almost any
extent, might be added if de med nee, ssary but the
tprleors lee that the article has become SO univpr
sally well known, and its virtues so generally ac-
knowledged by physicians and others, as to make 1t
unnecessary offer, this time, uther proof Of the
merits Of this highly popular article.
= BcUdre Of HoUuterteitS and limitations,
such as Carter's COMPOUND Pulmonary Balsarn,
American Pulmonary Basam, and others, in part
bearing the name! Enquire for the article by its
whole name, the
''Vegetable Pulmonary Balsar,"
and see it has the written signature of VIM JoS'N
Cutler upon yellow label, on the blue wrappers,
Each botte and seal is stamped Vegetable Pumo.
nary Basam."
Prepared by Reed, Cutler & Co.., Importers
and Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Paints, Chem
lcaIs and Dye SuS, 80 India Street Boston, and
sold by Druggists, Apothecares and Country Mer-
datons see pamphlet accompanying each bottle.-
Price 30 cents. For sale in Burlington by SMITH
81 RICHARDS and A. C. SPEAR.
November II. w20nos6
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Esy HAST Nights Mail.
TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION IN l..
YORK CITY.
SEVERAL Million DoLLARS WORTH CT
PROPERTY EDEeTlsOEMED.


in the large story stores on the cornlr0i Mas
s,u and Liberty Streets Bat few moments
had elapsed before the fumes spread Win
lrlghtful rapidity. and are no" cN;eniIn% up
toward Broadway. Oyer han OF the Olock De-
tween the latter street and Nassau Is mss "i
dame. The buildings are all stores, cont hmng
valuable goods. consisting mostly of silks, sat
ms. &C.. and are considered some OIL lAc "euV .
lest houses in the city.
The Post Office. on the opposite corner. Is
smoking badly. and it is feared viii share in
the general min. The mails are being carried
out to a place of sliey. The buildings onlh'
other side otIOerty street are III great danger
and there is little doubt some OF them VIII also
90 the heat bcinr too oyerpowcflng Tor the
tiremcn to approach them.
The fire is the largest since the great conii1
grafton in Broad street, and there Is 10 know
ing, at the present writing u O'CLOCK Nhere II
will stop. Among the firms burnt out are Dor-
emus e. Nixon, Hastings. Llbbey q Co., FISH
or e. Robbins, and do2en7 CT others, whom we
could not oct near enough to recognize. Inc
loss will reach several millions OF dollars.
TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATIONS. ALBANY.
JAM 3,th.-The Temperance procession ere.
TODAY, was Il most imposing spectacle. Inc
various societies turned ont IN full numbers, ana
were escorted by the Artillery company. The
deerations fro Il tdc central and western por-
tions of this State were large. This probably
has been the greatest temperance dcmonStra-
ton for many wears.
kosSlrn ~ PIrTsBU H.--'lttS5urgh, Jan.
2Sth.-kossuh received a number OF commit
tees this morning. The ladies' KosSuth test-
val takes place tomorrow.
Kossuru AT CLrvELANp.-C}credn fC6.
Isl. Kossuth arrived here this evening. lie
was met by various delegations on the route.
and at Ravcpna WIS addressed, in the court