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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

EHCAUSTIC TILES for floors Of Churches and
Public Building. and fcI vest.sulos Han: ooo.sr,..o.
IN the s.s- house. IN ~ part. Of the country
and reoonmspded Downings work country houses ana y
''''' '''''' MLLsR n &c co2rzs YoUIE No. 10 p..Il
HEMP HOSE-kor Fire Companies, Locomotives,
IL stssneSats Ship. Msnusctori.. Dre,nEs re gi'sosi
Manufactured only BY u,,-,,,,.
IRON-IRON ORE.-Coarge. grained, Black, Mag
oe Iron Ore Of rshss.' 'oas " A
sT,s PHns Apply the Office Of The gnqn s0e
John P. CHAPLIN & Co, Oate WadswOrth. Dyer&
Chsru) corner South ws.er,td Cisrtss: Chcaso iaos
OereIt FRO Commission and ForgSId3s ArIea.n h-sIe
ofthe rodac Of the Ws promptly attended TO- aud con-
JOHN CHAPLIN LOUIS FoLLETr FL HURLBUr
MADAM MORROW is, without exception, the
w wonderful Atoog, the world OF that has eyer been
W.. born With s By BENG science
v.aA love courship and gill tel the very
sos :ns s I'D s' sn ssd waes bs s,ns
S:ns eI 81, I cd sS,0ss f.oeS not TO sd%s
DARISEN's AWNING, TENT and FLAG DEPOT
Broad~.y and Pesrst toppSsiie Gy aosPiis1 MI
s9w pot sI sup sha F s.G and B.ass
oder .iIt ooee Orders Ieesyss BY saP' ron al pA'
DACKING BOXES.-SPRAGUE * LEAL, Steam
Psctnr Box Ms5efse'0y No - ANN CSnl, piJ on .aa
Of BOOK Drs Hardware and Dry toocs boxes :; ne
Iowest pTicef
ITO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be
ceved unul MONDAY Fen n e, O'Clock P NJ for fun
tng ard doing the work for the furnishing
fitting Up Ward School No g. gu hst bstween 81 snd
1fys in ne la W%d Ih pans ans, md can ,.
Grand ard rn whom proposals. endosd Proposals fo-
Ward School No 81" be delivered The school
the sh bid deemed b. them best
" =. { WEEK.
Chairman School OHceTS l2th Ward
n c. ANDRUs, Secretary.
yTO BULL ERS and IRON MANUFACTURERS
Notice hereby gycI that sealed proposals VIII be rsesiyse ii
of J. T. HUhIOON Patterson, New JecT until the 1T
March NJ for the Carpenter nssoa sot IronWo
the building Of Prison fr Pesssic Cglny j. Plan and
specifications be AID sg the Alb Fehruzfr a. TIC once
OF BoedAy, Pete and dup cates Of the sane
Nash Architect Bh6sepOrt, Conn ether o.
which gentlemen VIII give al Ither information
j p HUNTOON
p TERHUEE
T. SWEENEY. COlnoise
w. y. OUACKERBUSH,
w. MCALLISTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
NnsurGuce Companes.

BRANCH OFFICE of the HARTFORD LIFE
H INSURANCE COMPANY Of HARTFORD CONNECT
CUT No I9z Brosdvsy New-york JAMES DIXON pre,,dent
NM HOOKER, Vice. rerdent; Henry L. MILLEhp sscre
t.ryi tDWAkDs Attorney foI the Company ~ New York
II 0TACKtkbOSS NJ d., and DAVID DODGE, Medical
attendance daily between - su1 O'Clock
Company having compiled the requirement OF the avs
Now York requiring hundr thousand cohnf
oTo hsye opened Branch Ooe No lS9 Broadway eorne OF
Jolu Mercantile Bank Building whore they vii be happy
10 meet aud al who wish Life In IN safe ssbe God
paying Company The chaacie the Hartford Com ane
he1sldus oil that Is Necessary TO inform the public
who're they lie found -
T both the seek nbl MGtlk plans Ths
aud responsible Company The
when policies lie loan half The amount
thus bling Of limited unity
sn 10 Of death competency and not be
seIeudent ~ friends and charity OF cod snd
feeling world. A EDWARDS AGENT
Fire Riskt eny w
sponsible Companies. A EDWAHD>. Asspts
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our WITS DANCING. W. J. NJ FISH of Brook

- m d say 10 Afflicted with this ele that he car cure
liz With certsDsnd warrants cure IA eN ~ e1e
uuo and 10 pay demanded until the gsiient eaed Is
rlf,Tepee si,en from 2to NJ Residence Nc ls' f
Rtoa, Nv YoIk
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+ CoLToS Auctionesr
CABINET MAKEB's STOCK at

CABINET MAKER's Stock at AUCTION
~ Ln,sMd Tporisnt Sale Of Sch Csbi9e Fooi'uI - co
he ,TsUn o. NO % Of Rosewood ,aa
Ctfnet Furnure MOI, Of hch h., 9Th sni r
custom irsoe II WI comprise tsri PSoi rnuse IN nsh
WmeotS Efa1rts Reoors Center Csrd aad sofa Ia
Isn DO Frooeh Btdensd lcssToad aahosaay Wesa
it.nt, lt,Sea bn5s t5d Tee n 5Gs CO re So sa %
onosth large oval srd Feseh iss M9's Co,iAgs spd Bsd
and CLeis soa Bd ads CSuohe Couch Belste ds
Of large stock VIII be ssd close AID most b.
abs. Every facility for boxing aud shippog Casosues early
the morrug Of sale and posiPon,en On hOy acc nm
ANTHONY J. BLsEcGeR, Auctoneer
EXECUTOR's SALE Of VALUABLE PROPER
IL II e f NoHTLSr cq REEc& % m "a. Il sod
Or "a s Of FeS ~ he p m ESSasss by 'd der
properly the rort Corner Of rmRo-.vesUs en9 ELzv
lb A,ui,ttrtel thieeoy bic house and several smaller
ss ,, 1 IRE C tnf h Pinned mss Of c @ Hoass Coop
per Uon and ohe I've S Ps ana @ pc o
motetge Fuither particulars can be o513sd Of
At. q Of A. j. BLEEcEEg. No Broaa-'t
VIZ MELLoR Anctonser.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, both new and sec
oudhsud TaIs DAY Wednesday, Feb 22 stloi o'co IL
No g 10 ray sdyanee, ors.ips OF sSewoo Nsnogny
mpHs Tleis Warat DO Lo1as sqd Lounss6sds Mahogany
gGe Tee so Psrlcr hairs V9sIe and Gothic o1s Of h'
Wssstsnes e. Also aud Mattresses tn
ice Of which viii be lolitiycy sold without reserve
Ry JosrrH HICKMAN Aucaoneer
IN IliUkSDA1. fto. - nj q ciochI l ~, az lhe
quEuiy Dry Goods the Of retail dealers stock
Ao lot Of Clothing Vests &C. &cto be sold IN sns
lots
kvTuoNY }. BLEecXEa Anciiouocr.
GALE Of Valuable Property on the south side oil
- p,suer, and the north SIDE Of Pvingon 81 "A
BLEECkER will sell Aucticn THURSDAY Feb y 1894 at
Il O'clock n at the Merchants Exchange, New York by order
st viii aud tesament Of John X
Livingston deceased the following valuable parcels of Property
OK Eoase and Lot Known a No l6i Dame being
10 Io and Ioar BY l25 feet In depth each le b. The
lees bong situate tho corner Of Doane and ID
sOn sts
htug in n and feet BY Reject ia dph on each
side the less - -.
on four Houses and Los known as Nos
s2 each lot being in front ard * t
inches delth each side 100 feet be tbs sane more
lees
s2O purchase remain bond and mortgage
RivinPtcus houses aee proportion o. re P
bond and mocae On esch Of the "a
bouses Formsps and further particulars apPy 70 iae Arc
tioneer. Ne. Broad-st cr TO .a.. 80.
FREEBORN GARRF rrSON Rhne5eek }Fxec,tors
HENRY b ARMSTRONG, Red Hook.
VI ~ (2cSD
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WASHINGTON PosT Secretary.
J T. COUESHoyEN, Surveyor
sINUE COL ONiAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of SCOTLAND established Aag 1916 registered end en-
poWeted pder British Parliament 10 and 10 Vic, c. Nv
CAPITAL S5,O0U,0Oo.
Fs.abished in the
UNITED STATES or AMERICA, .
Ev Resrson Deposit Securities In accordance wh we
Laws Of the Legislature of the State OF Ne"-foIk
NETWORK
Once No 231 broadway
BOARD DIRECTORS
TIE HON. LUTHER BRADlSH Chairman.
WILLIAM c rICKEHsGiLL, bsq....t''ss'
RICHAED irwin, tsq
TuoS,s ~ ~sToy gso......,.......Pres Phoenix BGuh
fyrrx A Co,r Fso = ,.............. Merchant.
k,Tp,.dy Tr,yFR Esa............... Banker Boston.
rp,sTrs CoRsINc Fsq................ Albany.
~, pm ps Fs,.. Merchant
JAs;Es Esq., Of Genesee, LiVingsoh Co. ~ l.
THOMSON, Fellow OF the Institute OF AeiuaIlee Lo!aon
JOSEPH BLUNT. Co 5nseL
ADVISERS
JOHN Z METCALFE, NJ. d., and JOHN D. STONE d. ~
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FIRST DIVISION PROFITS.
The profts Of the YEARS of the Company boshs
are 10 he sde M MAY aud divided Policies opened "a the
Will VTof.s 25th MAY participate IN the oson
Detailed pospeeust forms Of proposal and every ihiOaon
NAV be obsned on application at the ComPsnys once
BY order Of the Board OF Directors - -,
GA THOMSON, President Of the Co in New-YorG
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J,nUs IT. MULLER, Auctioneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY-Will be sold ut
nlistcllnncoTo.

DRUSHES of EVERY DESCRIPTION at the
ID Factory No S57 PEARLS franklin square Al articles
sold the lowest factory Prce PANT brushes Of sapsfo foAJ
'0n''An'S 0' manu- '-'H'' JOHN x HOPPEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

The Superintendent of the Banking Department trans.
mtted the report of the agent appointed by him 10 nyes
pfte the affairs Of tho Merchants and Mechanics Bank
of Oswego The report shows that the foundation Of the
concern unstable and closes with an expression
by the Superintendent Of the necessity for law 10 pro
bfb the organic alton Of banku. institutions basis
similar ~ that on which this concern was founded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

VIZ ; MELtoE. Action er.

" JosINH HTGTMAHt AlcNUnttT
ON THURSDAY Feb. -, at | o'clock i NJ, at the
~ Cepsl salesroom Wor shbyst Pears. Brooklyn &
ausutitv retail dealers stock
Ao Of Clothing Costs Vests &C. &cto be sold IN small
lois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
CARD. BOOK and JOB PRINTlNG-Pampho

COTTON ROPE, for VESSELS USE, maDUac
trred BY the Excelsior Po+nt Cc5sse Company Brooklyn
This nope having beeu ven t,i'ed AID given gcnca sscoa
re IA ex.frsve Cd 70 vessels viii
sene as trons durable and aexi.e article end very
nou with the present veo 81 hemp oIes A IS
sSgiuaent Of sea haze aId FOX sls b 90 at
! NTNL.l c No g So.tA.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
ASSEMBLY

ASSEMBLY.
uARISE GNIASU EhUGkriOS AID TIRI ISsJRaSoE COS
PASIGs.
Mr. CoSNLSG gave notice of tho following bill tbis
morning
An AC fnius and spoeshss Of Marine
Na,isatiop sra Firc Il s1Tance Companies
re PeoTS Nee, lord, feif Sn4s 1rf fas
Ia tssts;
sycTlor he I'D oftks entitled An
ne for Incorporates ~ Ere Insurance Companss
sue ,ha Est be eopsrnsd 30 extent asy Nas To-
pee Conrapy ~ aspeclhc Of thA 70 TIE
Inland HssAoa ard rrsrsrs ssn and Fire
t,s-r.rse which shall Of the
, ENGAGED praeips 10 the easiasf Of Mas Iasarssc
be sr-sdy teqair.d BY OF liz
tr - pubsh annually an 70 Be pointed TO-
H. use pembes ststesest Of is shsis Bot each
,.yi,.A a. oce Of the pgrslier Of the sac
src g.erert dance With ia eosdoas 81 it'
chatter - - .,,.....,,
The Trustees of the New York DisPeassy sent In Their
annual report this morning IL appears thsEe have bees
gSSs Patients treated by the physicians attached to the
pispsnsary. as follows
Atthe DspenfATy '''''''''''''''
dw eco
Vsceinsted At spsnsaIy and dweilias'........ S24
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
Domestic MiscelIany.

There has been post Office established Amherst
Erie county, N. Y, on the CanandaGua and Niagara
Falls Railroad and John Longmate appointed Postmas-
ter.
There was prize boat race Canandagua Lake a
few days ago. In which one Of the competing rowcrs
pulled bis boat with pair Of sculls four miles in thirty
six minutes and half
At an ARRAY near Rceps mill in Putnam county Ia
on the goth ut John Rice shot dead by Joshua
ram Furney and Rice, in which the former badly
beaten by the latter On Thursday Joshua went to take
away his brother who had been left at neighbours
place. and Rice was shot dead by Joshua Furney
other person present-the former however before fall
ing turned and shot INTO the crowd, badly, not
tally wounding MI Berry Furney and Rice were both
armed with rides.
The grand jury of Kent county, Md, has granted
Twenty-Five licenses to sell spurious liquors, " med
cine" in that county. We suppose this isdone under
special law.
Scarlet fever, mad dogs, and rheumatisms are very
prevalent at present in Albany.
On the 22d inst, at Deaver.own Morgan county Ohio
during the performance Of Barnum's show the contre
pole was struck with lightning One man was instantly
killed. and twenty four others more or less injured.
The post Office, with most of it's contents and several
shops and dwelling houses at Sag Harbor, L. l., were
burnt on the 9th ult Loss 81, 600.
There s now living in the town Of Cornth near Ban.
gor, Me-, woman who has attained the remarkable age
Of one hundred and twelve years She Is a pauper and
an inveterate snpftaker using on an average three
boxes full per day. with prospect Of continuing to do
for some time yet before her candle Of life is snuff
ed out
Miss Della Webster, who has been long time in du
rance vile at Bedford KY charged with having enticed
away slaves, has been acquitted.
The Rev. Geo. l.. Adams, TO whom a poor widow Of
Hennicker, n H., had given power Of attorney TO col
lect goo due her from the railroad compensation
for the loss OF her husband and child In the Norwalk
catastrophe, has absconded with the money
Judge Price, who shot few days since In an ARRAY
at Ripley, Miss, with Col W. j. McIin, died the 7th
ult.
Rev. w NJ Colon, Of Mt. Holly N. j. has challenged
any one to meet him he discussion Of the Maine law
He maintains that IL eopposed to the Bible, and Rev
Samuel Aaron has eng0 to meet him.
An arrival at Key West on the 18th instant reports
that the Arkansas Indian delegation having come In
from their visit to the Semnoles, and accomplished
thing towards their removal had returned to Now Or
leans Capt Casey u g. Az Indian Agent, was still In the
nation. He was TO meet Billy Bowlcgs in grand coun-
Gil on the 10th, when final talk was TO come off,
The Maryland State Bible Society which has Just held
it's twentieth anniversary reports having issued during
the last year IL ,4 copies Of the Scriptures being
increase Of s62 copies the previous year The
Der Of families visited 1851 and the number Of
copies Of the Bible distributed 234s. new Bible house
has been erected, att cost Of el1 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
CITY Intelligence.

TIM New York Law Issr1ruTR The annual election oc
this institute held to-day AZ No 81 Chambers street.
This the library that nearly escaped burning by tho
destruction Of the City Hail. and II Is one in which the
entire bar OF New York are much interested. The once,
the most important to h is that of Librarian, and Mr. G.
Banbridge Smith, believe is the prominent not the
only candidate The present issue is whether the libra
~ shall or be opened during evenings and Mr. SMITH
espouses this ANY opposition to him viii be
10 oppose this measure The Law library has been estab
shed at an expense Of $780, and every membec
OF the should take interest in the success OF an s
like this which ia TO extend the usefulness Of the in
stitution.
FmrThe alarm OF fre given on Saturday night about
10 O'Clock was caused by the goods taking fire from the
ras in the window Of William A. Morriss fancy goods
store No 2e3 Grand street Damage about sSVV in-s
sured in National Insurance Company.
wAs1oS Cospucr-A man, Of the name OF Michael ke-s
w. malcously overturned the large cast iron lion ron1
Of Mr. whites the batters store, on the corner fu-
Ton street and broadway and broke II This lion coat Mr
white slsO The offender lodged in the Third warQ
ralir tatto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.

When the funeral procession OF the deceased New York
renen arrived this side Of the river they
by the Brooklyn Fire Department bearing at thor hesd
the department banner draped in the embems of mourn
ing who escorted thsm through the city towards Green
wood Censetery detachment of Brooklyn police walked
in advance, followed by the Captains Of the four dis
.fics, after which the Chief Engineer and freuncu
by companies. The bells along the route were toIed
during the march, and the streets crowded witk
sp sctators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01

during the march but the measured tread o. ths
thousands who in the funeral lne This was new
movement, prescribing music upon such an occasion,
but it did not lessen its soemnity.
The duh heavy booming of the City Hall BELL and the
measured ringing Of the church bells, during the NOV
ing Of the procession impressive than the dgs
OF brass band Much praise is due to those who
managed this affair for the excellent in which II
was conducted. During the day the fags Aoated from
half Of the City Hail. and from most of public
buildings Aon the line OF march houses were dressed
in black and other evidences given of general
sorrow. The Meade Brothers, next door to Jennngs'
store, had on black ground between the second
and third stories the following inscribed in white letters
% Q 9 . . > . o.
n In THE MID on LH;
WEARE IN DEATH.
70 . Q . o %
Over this hung suspended from the beak Of an eaae
black velvet pail The Astor House had its flag at hsN
mast and from the Gag pole long streamer Of Grape
The procession ended at about five O'Clock the differ.
ent companies Of the department breaking the line ct the
South ferry, and taking their course homewsrd mostly
tired out by the long march.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
Brooklyn City Intelrirence.

HIGHWAY RoBBRRY ny BoYs.-About2 O'Clock on, ,Satnr-
day night last, man named John Nelson attacked
In Court street. Atlantic street. by gang Of boys
who knocked him down. and robbed him of eight dollars
O9cers Dougherty, Russell and Stger, Of the Third
District Police attracted to the spot by the noise
and arrested four Of the boys, whose James
ONeil, Michael Ryan, Thos. Conner and Charles
McGIore Another man robbed In Atlantic street
he Same night, supposed by the parties Tho ac-
q ed were ccru-vtted for 8 hearing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01

Fmp-Yesterday morning about ten O'Clock, a nr9
was discovered 10 the Baptist church corner OF Gran
Sssn,gc' The Are caught from the heater under tho
main floors. - e...- ~ y...-x~
Vior1nxo CIR OaDWAsu..On saturday Mr Josepn
homss Smith No l28 Grand street, werc brought be-
fore Wnyor wall and fined $40 each, for placing obSuc4
tons on the sidewalk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01

SUICIDE BY SHoorNa HMsEIF WIrH Prsror-Coroner
Gamble yesterday held inquest at the public house
kept by Mr.. Durysa, at No. 2o3 South street, on
the body of man named Vim. McGee who committed
suicide BY shooting himself with pistol The deceased
took lodgings the previous night and shown his
rosn, and in the morning he was found on the floor
dead, with pistol laying his right hand The
port Of the pistol heard by Of the inmates of the
house, who gave the alarm when going to his room
deceased found the hoor above described On
the person Of deceased was found another pistol which
was heavily loaded also powder and balls. In his wallet
he had $685. The nativity of the deceased was not
certained He looked to be about 80 years of age with
sandy hair and whisers The jury rendered verdict of
Death caused by suicide by blowing out his brains with
a pistol.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
THE TURNOUT OF CITIZENs.

The crowd Of spectators along the streets greater
than called forth by any former occasion Of the kind
Broadway almost jam from the Battery TO Union
square, and the Bowery and Chatham street equally
excessively filed up with men, and children,
anxious to catch glance Of the passing procession.
In the Park there congregated at least ten thou
sand people, crowding the entire front Of the City Hail.
nearly half way to the lower end Of the Park and reach
ing from the east to the west gate While the procession
was coming down Broadway the second time, II com
menced raining when the head Of II arrived at Canal
street. but Il continued only for few minutes, and the
march was complsted without any interruption.
There was ~ music In the line, and nothing was beard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01

SUrTOR TO THE HAYNsE SoUAw.-We recently
copied the proposition Of the Haynse chief TO give thou
sand horses TO any who would marry his daughter
and go and teach farming to his tribe young by
the Of George Brown OF Ksllogsvilie, N. r. sup
posing himself Just the article required says he will
cept the Indians daughter and the horses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
ANOTHER FIREMAN DEAD.

SIN another is added to the uu of dead-wii,am Mo-
rand, who severely injured at the burnngof Jeu-
nings store died Saturday night at the City Hospital
at the h6dr of IL O'Clock He was member of Engine
Company No 81. This makes In al eleven deaths frosa
the late catastrophe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
THE HUDSON RIVER ROAD.

The Albany and Hudson River Railroad has by no
means escaped the general destruction Of the storm
On Saturday, the nine O'Clock express train from Al
bany first encountered land slide at Rverdale about
three ms this side Of Yonkers This slide washed
down BY the foods Of water from the hill side tho
track upon the road but IL cleared off, and the
train was again under way. The next detention at
Manhattanville just this side the bridge. Here large
portion of the hill side had been washed away and cover
ed the track to the depth Of Eve six feet The train
was detained at this place about four hours while
tempt made to clear the track. This being very
slow work. In consequence Of the continual washing Of
the mud and sand upon the road the Of the
waters conductor sent to the city for extra train
This was sent out to Mahhatt%uyle and TIE passsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
THANKS 10 THE FIREMEN.

Mr.. L. W. Parks, whose buried beneath the
ruins at the late fire. has sent letter returning his
heartfelt thanks to the Fire Department. for their heroic
exertions in saving his sou from DEATH He particularly
thanks Harry Howard Noah Farnham, James Leonard,
Francis Clark l. r. Platt, and J. F. Wenman, for their
special efforts upon this trying occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01

DEPARTURE OF UNITED STATES TROOPS FOR CALL
roRNIA-Companies d. G. and K Of the Third artillery
landed at Old Point Comfort by the Falcon her last in
tended trip to Aspnwa owing to tho failure Of her fur
naces to draw, will be taken up by the Illinois her
next trip to the sthmus starting from New York the
5th