The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-29
MAIL NEWS.
THE NEW YORK FIRE.
p,,STHsR PARTICULARS IN REGARD TO THE
LOSS

NV YoRx. Dec 9T-There was only $1,000
assurance IN the Great Republic Ia Bogon-nonc
so the White Squall
1he n ouerts on Front street, destroyed by tho
Are conris,ed Of the buildings occupied by David
son & Young, r. Al. Reynolde & Co.. George &.
Newman. David w Manwariug, Jones, Rowland
& Co. Edward Owens, T. Duseubury, Mr.. Hill,
apd = portion of the Tenth Ward House.
The rigging OF the Great Republic fret took FIRE
yhe fanes then spread with great rapidly, aud it
was fouad impossible to tow her into the stream IN
consequence Of the low tide, her keel touching the
bottom
she ia now complete wreck and but little of
her huh except the forecesile. remains
Tee Joseph Walker had part of her cargo on
board consisting of wheat aud -four. which was
entirely destroyed At low tide her keel also
touched the bottom and she could not be towed
out
The packet ship Consolidation escaped with
SLIGHT damage.
Tie clipper ship White squull was almost entire.
~ consumed,
The Great Republic cost three hundred thousand
dollars She was hut in Boston.
The Joseph Walker was tine ship of 1896 tons,
valued at $90.09o, and Insured for that amount in
the Mercantile, Mutual Alta ntic sun and New
York Companies.
she had On board 10000 bushels of grain, 500
hbls Of rosia, $50 bales OF cotton. She was in
sured by an English company
The White Squall was 400 lions burthen, valued
st $4,000 She was owned by Messrs Platt &
Sons, Of Philadelphia, and Booth & Edgar. of New
York. she Is said to have been fully insured in
New YORK and Philadelphia
she h@d no cargo except quantity of copper
ere.
Jones' Rowland & Co. OF Front street lost by
tue FIRE $4,000; covered by insurance in the Mar.
kei, National and Equitable Offices.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNATI.
CIscIxxArI, Dec. 2S, ls53.-Our city Isshe scene
OF q terrible excitement, caused by threatened
demonstration by organized body of Germans
against Bishop Beiini, who is now the guest OF
Archbishop Purcell and ciiiciaed in the cathedral
yesterday morning. most violent animosity, it
seems, is entertained towards Redini by a body of
Germans in this city, called the so ley Of Free
men :; and last evening about five hundred mem
bers otthI5 sotie'y assembled at tebir hall, and
having organized, marched in body to the vicinity
Of the hfchbishop's residence with the supposed
Intention ofdoing personal violence to the Nuncio
TIE Chief OF Police, having received an intna-
ton OF the movement retained the entire police
force at the wateh-house, which is situated opposite
the Arch5ishop's residence
AS the ''Freemen" approached, they set up dis
nel groen. accompanied with shouting and discor-
dant music.
house the police, at the word of command, rushed
upon il, aud each arrested q man. A general melee
followed end scene easued which battles descrip-
hon. many shots were fired, and shouts and exc
crs,ions filled the air.
The rioters finally fled, but were pursued by
tie police and upwards of sixty of their number
were captured and placed in the cells ofthe watch
house
The bitter luminosity against the Nuncio, which
led to this outbreak the consequence of that indi
viduas alleged betrayal OF the cause of liberty in
ltsy during the revolution OF lS48
Several iatlammatory articles have recently Rp-
peared In the German papers touching this matter,
h one OF which the following sentence Occurs:-"It
the hungarian butcher Haynau met with go warm
a reception in monarchisl England, what ought
the PGpe's Huncin 10 expect in republican Amer
kat"
The excitement Is continued this morning ia the
neighborhood Of the watch-house, where large
crowd lsscollected.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 26-M.--The parties arrested
last night have been held to bail for appearance
Oh Priday next.
Fourteen were wounded, of whom one died this
asorning. All is quiet now.