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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29
MAINE SENATOR.

VIM. Pitt Fessenden was nominated at the
caucus of the Wing members of the Maine
Legislature, held at Augusta on Thursday
evening. The election will take place on We'd
nesday next Mr. Fessenden is g Wing Of the
right sort, and a gentleman Of stiff princi-
pies and commanding talents. He ia frank,
outspoken, straightforward, and above all du-
plicity, meanness, or corruption His election
would do credit to the State.
The prospect is that either he will be elect
ed or that no choice Of Senator will be made
by the existing Legislature. The Loco-FocO
party is divided into two factions called respect
lively, Wild Cats and Barnburners or Hamln
men. Either faction would prefer Wing to
the success of its antagonist, and to such an
extent is this feeling carried that both are dis
inclined to 90 into smother State canvass or
the Senator question, each being afraid the
other will triumph, and preierring that the
question shall be determined now. This cir
cumstsncs and tho further complication OF the
election in consequence Of the liquor question,
leads US to entertain a strong hope Of Mr..
Fessenden's election.
The Telegraph informs us that the respect
i've divisions of the Loco-Eoco party have
each nominated candidate. The Wild Cats
having put forward Ex-Governor Dana, OF Ok
ford County, and the other branch Mr.. Ex'At-
torney General Clifford. We can badly tell at
this distance whose chance is the best, but We
see nothing flattering for either. The latter
gentleman was once described BY John Holmes
asa bushel of wind in three peck bag"
In point Of talents neither Ofthem sre to be
named N comparison with Mr. Fessenden.
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cy' sweeps the field: whsn 10 here are Stock
ton and w. Wright at the head Of the hunt,
while vroom and E. &. v. Wright are no
where! Yes, the two decidedly best and moss
responsible places the party hsd to give are
spportioned TO two Of the most active and vlo-
lent canpsigDers for Tip and Tyin $40, while
VIM. Wright has always protested to be
Wing of the most thorough stripe down to
We can only say l549 from personal knowledge,
but be never openly protested himself Demo-
crat until 1852. Verify, they pay their re-
cruits well on that side in jersey, and We
don't wonder they get number; but it must
be rather dull music for those who embraced
Democracy in its darker days, and hare worked
for i. in al vesthers these twenty or thirty
years.
We certainly do not regret that William
Wright is the Senator. We do not believe he
cav be legislator Of the blood and tAander
school-ve believe he viii vote and act as
nearly right az he can do without forfeitins
caste with his newly adopted party. We can
not think there is man in NeS-Jersey VINO
really believes that he would ever have lett
the Wing party had he never been candidate
for Office, or bad be been able TO crafty his am
bition on our side. But be learned BY expe-
rience that money would not make him great
man on the Wing side, so he tried the other,
and has done better-but at what cost
Had Democracy freely chosen William
Wright U. s. Senator, We should have re-
ioiced that a prudent, moderate, careful man
was by that party assigned so responsible q
post in this age of visionary projects and lust
Of conquest but when we are morally sure
that the consideration Of this preference can
have been nothing else but money-mouey
poured out like water to secure the psrty's
triumph, and then more money Eve apprehend)
employed to fix majority of the Democratic
Members, we feel bound to protest against this
election as scandalOus and demoralzing. Is
willnot, and it cannot come to good
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The freedom Of Enhn.
C1,f,.psHi-rrs q Tie n y fnhas-.
.

Aefffsls @i~rre ~ Tie - j. AnnR1--
HAVANA, Friday, jan 81, 1853.
While Jolly John Bull is leeturing the good
felix's in the United States through The femoa, Tine,
srd ether British journals in relation TO Cuba lie an.
neIsiien the glorious Republic &c. and .nnsxing
the whole q Asia ss he can, he Is hard work
in ths interesting spo and probably before long win
get Up most sSfal scene, and grab Cuba from the
spsniArss before they can prevent IT, and before you
can ssy Jack Robin5oBl- The slave business which
!. being carried On 90 sadseoa,ly, and the order
ing ca Of sn honorable Britsh subject from Santiago
dc Cubs, without any being given is likely 70
bring about The dstsrbanee and IN Anticipation Of get
ing I'd OF the sps1isrds, the Cubans despairng Of
anything bot talk from their ncghhors, are willing 70
be Brrsh il taey esnIot be American, in fact anything
eGi Spanish.
The JesuIs IN the employ Ct Spain nay cireala:e
smors your Conysssmen, with weak heads in Wash.
insioD and influence them 20 make speeches, in which
they make ain 10 think Of Cuba but never speak Of
IL oppressed inhabitants. Some Of your writer's may
take gold TO support despotra by misrepresentation
and BY making Cuba party qnes.ios in The Un1si
siEtes but E al ths. The Cubass 90 lot for moment
lose tie hope CT becoming free frcIS their present. de-
tcsfea rulers.
The time VIII come when the history Of C1bo viii
be written a. thai Of people, then, men Of talent VII
contribute is PAGES revelations which they dare no,
make now Il relation 70 tie abc-ainate Government
rkich is new over them, watching ther sgh,es;
pent AID EE.eniag TO their lowest whispers thrs.tns
! scr victims
labor faIsehood What is sxssserS.ioE sU, !. Had
time TO note down, q, tines, ell the information 70
eeived verbally, which ! cArnos doubt L would Al
many columns Of yeur journal, and raise - mach in
dienaon Ia the bresf,s Of the people Of the Un:es
stsfes ira; no one in Congress woUH dare to hrans
The symps.hsers among you ss pirates or EIibusten
Wa Lafayette pirHtei Was waahingtsn fIhbussier
should think no; still in reading the history Of tn
British Colonies Of North America and eontemplsin
the CONDITION Of the cubzrs, h appears eydsat 70 ns
thai the Sta;e Of the British Colonies was heayerl
eSmpsredwish 'hst sl The people herr. The fo<me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

a Coon WoRD FOR PRoTRsTAsrIsN.-Ih
Freeman's Journal and Catholic Register of our
City has favored communication on Civil
federation based on the Madia case in Tus-
cany, wherein the writer says
would conclude by observing that Il easy % show
that while ne CatAOiic GOreyaHsaf Of the entirely Cath
one community T. not bound in order Be constituent
s paepes 70 tOIsrGis any Other religious teaching, he
Protestant Saf though having Catholics established
In ns realms could rot pitAou seHyiae "a esssHtial
pTHeipss Of Prolestaassn oppose the Introduction Of
CAthOliciiy or any other religion"
1t is q long day since any Protestant has
.aid SO good word for Protestanti,m as this
Catholic has done.
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pousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Nr. VEHAHLE moved the House take up -
senate BIZ sbohshng all right 20 hold bail "a no."
orceess N the District Of Columbia
Mr.. SwEETsER objected. "a,
Mr.. JosEs (Tenn) gave notice MAJ
should get the floor Monday he would ssdessW" ~
have Il taken mp. There was a man nov n Isa-. ~
had been there for tksec months. II was eae ~
mot oppressive tyranny ever known o o'iA-
country. - "a
Mr.. MACE asked to BE- discharged from ~
Wee % . member Of the COMMITTEES on Gan In.
he entered upon the discharge q his az in1.s ~
and could cay that every member Of tas ,a,nE,
probably and efficiently been engaged VI me a 49,
Of duty Tie CoInu luce had PR psesd Tor ils sIrsx
ia House vast number Of biz a behalf y 80
and Just claims sgaiess the Government he .1 -
The Hoase had been Eseh that the Obmmifss ~, .sso
called but during the present ard 1he 1870
Of Congress He dh not therefore, w1sn ~ oe
10 the examination of SO much bvsncss WI 80
win not act upon t. If Il be no object o. tns "a ~
deny justice to claimants, u h better tor mn hssd
country they should know q Having wasnoo - q
Of the injustiee % which b had edvcysed ana ps1
facts ON record, he respectfully withdrew ss qWHds
The House went iato C0mrSlsteed INC
ON the private calendar. - ths
Finally 22 private bills were passe' A"' "
Hrnss s<fourned
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,sSj nee, Z, t.czss questions, day mad Aetr $50
u,e and could address the Brisi-h Government drew
~ They werv> In word, comparatively frecs eos
merely 10 Be Iszss freer and remain co. sn'y msa'
th.rseiyes iniependenk Is s rus tina. many tsr~s'
or. assisted directly TO this end and rsnJ iairecuy-
anne through Interested mctives-scEne nom synps
tbv Bu. "a the case Of the Cgbsns. vii one generous
American. one equal 10 Lafayette in head heart aai
frtuue eou,e TO their sssistsnees Time VIII sswsf
~ ,.,;o, Int q. all events assisted net the Gu
h.zs viii rid themselves of the Spanish Govern men.
4, Ia whispered that some executions are 90 ake
rsre .oou but from what have beard these inseaiso
,ic,;rs would never have been condemned In eoan'
trv whore there Ia trial by jury Probably they are
GUILTY. of Whist would never be noticed In the ua'ea
States; because, whatever might have been he'f IN
,cn,ions, they bad by no act offended the law tae
testimony against these poor fellows has been ex'ored
by the LASH BY mock preparations for shooting the par
ties who were questioned, and questioned In saca
manner Is to answer according to their ques'ioners
vshcs Then others were tortured with solitary coa
anement and in shs manner the trials hare gone on
since las. summer. Victims were required. AID at
last these cruel people about 10 again indulge their
thirst for Cuban blood
The Cyane and the British frignte are both in the
harbor Having nothing else TO inform you Of re
main. &c. FAITHFUL
The foregoing letter speaks in very feeling
tone in respect to the expressions Of Spanish
rule in Cuba; and doubtless they are very
great. We would be glad TO see Cuba rid Of
the Spanish yoke, if such is the desire of its
people. We abominate al oppression; we
sympathue with the oppressed; but we cannot
forget that Cuba has two classes Of men in
subsection We would see them all free, the
whites and the blacks If the liberation OF one
part is to be made at the price Of the eternal
enslavement Of the other, We could have small
sympathy with any movement looking to their
freedom. We had rather bide the great march
of events. and do nothing to hinder the ap-
proach of the day when all shall rejoice in
universal emancipation.
But We have never seen any good evidence
that the white Cubsns have any serious pur-
pose of helping themselves TO their liberty
They have thus far exhibited much greater
willingness to live in submission to the Span
ish yoke than to die in any manly effort to
throw il Off I'd
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The Washington correspondent of The Cfers-
lad True DeaoeTG. under date Of JAnzsy 10, writes a
follows;
As haye sSeep, whs; you get ia the papers
will relate a. aEecdots. Eortern r9embef Who most
fcorrisbls vss, bur member Of the Old School Psssy
ChnE and sTous suspected Of senrinelts ysr
able liberty, eoEvsshg with brother Of tie
sensmination who Is the q dawes tia SSoth
The zttGr became deeply interested tie AID
vas yery ds>lIoas Of making favorable mprcscs upon
biz NostEesr brother Ia r.ssion 70 tho Prarcll Inst
fGop! He vent On 20 s1y: u have niger VIC u de-
,ns hssn member 81 Cur elrrh .bs-. ne be(orx
kfthon he sFrrsd ,uhsg Elder s.d = altogether
worthy Of thar szt1sES All indeed" said ais Eor.era
ruling Elder tor my Sss and cSnreh goad b ssd
20 get another for there vacancy Ia tz1 oEce IN oar
ehsTsh" heed not ~ ast the eessrsztox closed here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

Local AFrAIRs-The execution OF Saul and
Hewlett took place at noon yesterday 10 the
court of the City Prison. An account OF the
scene is published in another part of this
paper.
The bill to prevent injustice in the con-
struction Of Railways in New-York City passed
the State Senate yesterday by a vote OF -
Ayes, to 6 Nays. The bill was made general
in it's application, SO as to reach all cities. The
provisions are that no railroad shall be con-
structed in this or any other City without a
special act of the Legislature authorizing the
same, and stating the terms and conditions.
The act does not apply to railways now in use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

II The Falcon has brought Panama Ad-
vices TO the 18th inst, to New-Orleans. Mr.
Miles was on his way from Lima with impor-
tant dispatches. The Engineers were about to
commence operations on the Panama Railroad,
The Georgia and the United States had sailed
for New.York with some 81 100000 in gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29
Free schools u. Intcmperance.
u TAf n. Y. Tiib,ns /,


sxrrHrowN, Suffolk Co, N. Y. Jan. %, ls5s.
It's often said that an ounce OF prevention
Is better than pound OF cure Now the temperance
folks have often circulated petitions State
for the purpose Of having law passed TO diminish
the evils Of intemperance. Would il not be good
plan TO circulate petitions praying for an additional APP
prupristcn Of half million lels for the support OF
Cor.mor Sckcoisp such a project would undouotedty
meet with favor from every well wisher OF our race
This il something tangible and in my opinion pracucs
bla The rate bill present oiten bears heavy on poor
narens And IL must be evident, 70 every renectns
mind that 10 increase the intelligence OF the people 10
20 diYrniah the evils at ntemperance In short, 10
NV opinion that such school Law, not more desira'
Ne n AZ least more than the fraed Maine
Lar Very respectfully, yours,
Albert ID. RANDALL.
n why, my dear Sir didn't we carry
Free Schools four years ago, when We had an
Overwhelmingly Liberal Wing Legislature-the
same that elected Gov. Seward U. 5. Ssna-
tor and didn't we get cheated out of them,
two years later, by another Legislature which,
in defiance of a direct Popular Vote, subverted
Free Schools in en- act pretending to uphold
,hems There is 40 sense In pittlng Free
Schools and Freedom from Tipping Shops
against each other--we need both, and should
strive for both. And both in time we mean TO
have. "a
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JAN. %, 1853.
~ Advert srnents for The TrbNns Of Monday 5ht %
b. seDt IN before O'Clock on Saturday evening

CoseRrss.-Tbe Senate did little privste
buriness-ordered a new Pacific Railroad bill,
introduced By Mr.. Rusk, to be printed-nobody
knowing its contents-apd adjourned to Monday
In the House, Mr.. Mace gave that body a
merfted rebuke for paying no attention 70 the
business prepared by the Committee on Claims,
which actually seems to have done some good,
as it took holt and passed twenty-five private
bills before adjournment.
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~. John ID. EYman. e.a Of Edreeomhe

u, John ID. lyman Esq, Of Edgeconbe
Co. and rore reess3y, sdnf of sterins WING Journal
n Niscsrsn, has Nfsn cAAr.s Of tn 1sh.rIu> IN CT
s.,esse and sassssc ~ &c that Of Tse Ashergs
n Mr.. Dana, Of The Tribune passed
through .ss e yesterday his way to Chicago WHARF
ce 70 Htafs this evening before Literary Association
fCleveand Trus Dsnocnt, nth.
. The Monroe Democrat, at Aberdeen
M.s wiD hereafter Be abished seni- weekly " Mesu j.
u Nathan; 2; Kendriet and r. L. Deassz under the
fTm VI. q. Nsrtssrik Co. "a -
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A1O GOO or WEr GoODs AyD Day G0ODs

$4,000 or WET GoODs AND DRT GooDs
SELLING or WITHOUT REsEEvE!-RoeERTs KEGS
No ie few doom below hottst are DOW
risrg the eesifst bargains in the city Their premos
are Lent 10 be taken down. and abe whole aoek r1st pc
sold of without delay IL comprises Coaks Shswl Dress
Good of every pCn, Hosiery, Ice
ooda Bsptes FlanHss Gees eres, Table Linens, Dli-
nor ehoetins. Shirings Bed Ticks, TOvelnzs &C. &c
Also large lot 81 Wet Goods from the thP Cornesas
sipne and from the Gre In Pnest These Coos sIe n
noi,s injured excepting with water, and being slightly
sc,led lhy will be sod oil at hall the orns cost Lsdes
sre ipyied to make carly vsthnd ava themselves OF
his o,porupity 10 secure great bargains. We refrain o
auong Prices 90 IL only tnds 10 missed Come see ond
igdse foi yourselves RoBERTs REFS No l62 Chatham
satlare tils old original one. price store.
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LEersLArURE.-In Senate, the bill IN rela-
ton to the construction OF Railways in cities
passed by decisive vote.
In Assembly, a debate took place uPon, the
reference OF the Governors Message, and an
unsuccessful attempt was made to reconsider
the vote on placing the Canal question IN the
hands of q Special Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

~ TIE bill restricting the power OF the
Municipalities to authorize Railroads in their
respective cities, passed our State Senate yes
terday by a vote of twenty to six-(6 absent
or SILENT We trust it will pass the Assem-
by soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

F,pr az WILLIAM AND PINE SrREErsFine Shifting Lin.
sns 40 81 and $40 ysd elegant doa5e Dlmsss r.sle
Linen, yards wide ~ ard yard; .Isc-s.s L'non
Nc suowdrop Linen napkins, 1871 and i5' dozen Also
large -site Counterpanes vi, Ia aud 49, piece, worm
uvrorrrs cuEGr DRY GOODS TOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

xRwoRr and Asparagus CoveH CAspY. Apleassnf sad
effective remedy tor Couehs Codf and hosrssn War
saued 10 CIV relief in i've minutes ros 10 and - cents
rer rechsre wholesale agencies for New ora. Hal,
kucsLn a Co. Ne. ~ Greenwioh-st.; w. y IEsN NO ~
John a r. NJ GUIos. No ~ Boweryi z. IL kisS cor
ner 81 Broadway aud JoEr.sti EsgSkLsa zoos " 70
lyn, ssd BY Druggists generally Throughout INC 'H'e@
Stars
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q The Massachusetts, Liquor Law has been
referred to selec, Committee, 10 report 20 the
p.diency 81 amending il withous infringing upon the
fundamental principles Of the act.
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To- IN solsmn seriousness, il Is cruel 70 let

r<.'nie mse, from disease and pain, that psssvs
es,bocos OF psnses discovered, bat Gsr tas oosh s
that be.use Il Is ali powerful IL sy be njduous taereore
10 i've corsdence oil hsrnlssn esve asd %
tale vnhIieiv, ever Monday, WesnssfsJ and Y14sys
uoon 10 nv offcs twelve tn~s the susnty r. lase
10 take ct Ase 20 the mist nagnsns dssAse 81
pain will take it from large tnb from which tss pap
Re can receive il UPON the same have always sod
Il, VIZ without remuper1ron- NOT oeneacsl Itsvlo
Ell ths medical rnen and editors be presea IN whss
psny viii remain 20 prevent tie suspicion hat -oaii
throw II OF he stomach II ia most cruel OF tas 60 M
a tbs NOS, wonderful discoverJ. TGLsor WATTS N.s
petic Pervst No al Grsenvesst. Csnpoaa4sr OF TIA
Nervous Apfidose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

~ The 100000 petition of the Troy
and Gresrylle Railroad Co., hss been referred to
Committee Of one from each Congregational District by
the MAfssehusers LesLlstare.
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1-AnrrnrY DAsAorpi aquestimasked]

thassnas when they hear the unusual low Prices OF thoe
Idpsp, Dsmask Eapks Toweng SheetInK. &c thst are
selling OF st TBOnAs JAags's, NO ~ Spri@s we wu
here state that they damaged IN the lea-ony
little moist by salt ws.er The fact ~ THOMAS JAMES
bought more extensive Of these GOODS than any one ne
snd IN We should iudgs hon the continual rush at the
es,alaoen we tbold ssy that they are n far wsy OF
dsposng of them AL hOse that want u secure bargains
shoa,d raj esrly.
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Ham Drs AND Wies.-BArcHrtoR's Man
~seesry ~ sAsss srsices 70 eeebfed in al para Of the
~, nScpoos vAins hxhs elegant and durable Wig or
Tssese e. ssrsly - suisl His Han Dye hsppnsd 4
~ suasnnssl q al WHOLESALE end rstai ct No Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

WoMKNs RiOHTS.-A Ladf Mhnes 10 hnoW
h.t ters the women should take 70 secure their social aad
po.s tights We do prcrDa to be very wise III thaSs
mstrTs but We shoad aAy the prudent steps would
be into MILLEss shoeorv, IN Ctnaist whore tes oAs
select all kinda Of Quilted Boots sDd bus&ns teIs sh,
Anime hinton Bocis for cold weather, beautiful Toilet
Slipper white sst.n Caters and Shippers, for balls .na
parties don't torss, those India Rubber noes an
M,,,r.s. No lSf Cnnal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

IL The Massachusetts, Legislature elects a
L. 6 Senator in room Of Hon. John Davis, on Wednes
day Iexf, the I'd February
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

o. Corns, Bunions and Diseased Nails sue
osssuI,y treated By Dr. LlrrLkvisLn NO ~
noosirs the Art Union Rooms tor Lanes and eeAise1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

.ty' The tobacco mandatory Of Mr.. WI
ams, at Petersburgh, Va has been destroyed by are.
Loss sl5OoO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

CELEsrAL PIcTUREs.-The wonderful com
p,n7 Of Cb!nese Magician. who viii sppeef tcnssI Al "a,
Broadway Thea,er yesterday visited koor, sre = NJ 7, -
DsrusrYei.n Gallery and got their hEeaesses C ''o
Gallery No $50 Brosdrsy, and see the curious groap.
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pysr,-Ess NOTICES.

Tyx Pxoyix's HsrTEns.-Strangers ana
,raly elegant Ia: should cad a. ms es.s
S ..sa q. shs et one from TIER me 1917.
lent his sfsshstuept seopoeed s1ea1ss 49, Ht
ca 10. Iinor t3ses Rool 40 Ii PsrkEo", oPpoS
4 Z - Uooss Priees e. and IS.
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Destructive Fire Ia Nashville.
N,suyuIr Friday. Jan ~

This morning fire broke out 10 block q
buildings on Collegest which consumed the stores %
cupled BY A. RobeIton, Stove Dealer swir BrothcrS
nT,ccist. r. Lusk. Broker; 7. Kent Jewcier; wstss,
field Walker, Haiters; r.. & J. U. Fioe, Dry Goods
Merchants on Collegeft. Yorker & Co, Bookscler<
and C. Mslet Cigar Dealer, In Unionst TRe euudnp
were worth about $50 600 and were insureor $40 0a
A n Robertson had insurance to the amount OF e509o
his loss will be heavy Ewn Brothers stock was valued
AZ se5 COO on which there $40 900 Insurance. Mr.
Kent was insured for 5000 Mesrs. l.. Ws.sraed q
Walker were insured tor 5000.
Messrs Fife were insured $4,000
Messrs Lusk Torker & Co, and Wallets loss will BE-
email
Before the FIRE wss exiipgushed, the grocery store
] O. French & Co. on Market-st, took fire aud W.
burned, with the greater portion OF 10 contene -
sured for 5000.
The dremen acted molly, and each Company Wa pro
seuted with slO0 by tbs Union Bank. Aiso by Mesn
Fan q Cunningham whose house they saved.