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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

TOHN !. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
on Thursday and Friday November II and Sd at 10Y
a. No oS Broadway second door from Msidenlans
Partisan marble clocks shades and stands real
bronze by Meme richly ornamented and decotd French
vases and tote atete tea se card receivers bsqus ware
bohemian glassware decanters tumhers 40; iades ebo
ny niad workboxes dressing travelling oompanions
jewel Baskets, re-, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

A sToNIsHING 70 ALL-xADAHE MORROW IS
the world that has been known She will tell past
present. and future events and will show your future
band ard absent friends which has Astonishsd thousand
during her travels in Europe She seventh daughter
vokng the powers Of her wonderful science tell
their very thoughts and will happy pairs 70
gthsr who will all enjoy the greatest happiness OF
NAL bs Her predieons are tfey astcpishins 70 al WHIT
and they depend advice founded thu
nal principle n magical science 70 Brooms street.
Cannon and Columbia streets. Gentlemen admitted
Hours from o'clock A. N. TO r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

HENRY n, LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER:--BY n, n. LEEDS
IL Co.. this day, 1t 10k o'clock, At the sales No
- Nassau street-fsrsmptory sale Of furs comprising
and costly stock o. superior goods made up
pressy Tor city retail trade the stock Of manufactures
firing business consulting Bay sable salmAs
and cnpes pesrtnes, vctorncs bacon martsn
ten rn ssrsrs u.trsa yns mink taImas d. Rus:
srmins 49, son s %sssn csrainsi spsnssr &c. 4c all
coon, wolf Maltese cat bunao angora 40 They "a
be examined ono day previous to the sale.
uENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIoNRER-BY n n. LEEDS
III Co-Ths day at II o'clock In front OF the store 10
street. trottins wagon weighing 2lS lbs nearly
new, and In first rate running order.
TOHN w. s0MERINDYKE, Acknowledgement.
q bles SALE this at the auction Centre
Of Franklin, At l0 o'clock bell hangers stock con
stng quantity Of alarm, door bells:
some unfinished work also brass turner's hthe vices large
ANDREW NESBfT, Constable.
Ohm W soMERINDYKE, AyCTIoNEER-sToRE
NO Ilo Centre street, OF franklinExecution
and morts,ss sale Of hcusshod furniture &c. Friday,
Novs IVY O'Clock, ut the OF Ninety ninth street
and Tenth svsnre Bioomngdas road conting Of IS oil
pantines SOFAS - chairs, ~ common d. lounges, bu
reaus mirrors carpets ksdsteAds chandeliers
lamps, bar hxtuyss, stovss, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

day. at o'clock, at l73 Chatham square, large
srsncs l or. .n oSnr
carpets feather BEDS msttrasses &c. Also from
MORTGAGE SALE OF. BARRON AND BOARDING
M house furniture Thursday, Nov. 1854 1t No. 10
Court street. Brooklyn, consulting Of two dozen barroom
chairs tables decanters refrigerator oyster stand and
crockery ware; also, lot Of Ans pcturss.
8. CLAYTON, Attorney for Ho.tgagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

DOOZEN'S CELEBRATED DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS
IL at auction, this day, at Wall street-A G. FUTILE
will sell a 10 O'clock at IL Wall street. two Rooxens
gle black 6ne and very nns named tulips crown
roots offered II the Market and worthy the attention Of
and nth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
RALWg AT AUCTION.

ToHN L. vANDRwArER. AycTI0NEER-wILL
81 cell on Saturday, Monday aud Tuesday, November
a. SsS and ~: o'clock :. the v..srssn. d
rich rosewood paror sst Of the aud rich
est styles In hroeate two and colors
catelle delains and push library chairs in black
gacs eteseres with plate glass fron
y carved satuary CENTRE side pier and loo tables card
tables rosewood bookcases secretary do ladies'
plate glass doors lined with satin wood antique
in vieux bo cabinets sdeboards music
mahogany, rosewood and black walnut dining
tables library tables in oak and black walnut richly
ed oak secretaries chairs chairs lounges Ac
suite Chamber furniture-bedroom suites richly carved
bedtendr bureaus Wristbands, bedes nightstands Ac
rosewood and mshegany carved bedtead bureaus wash
stands and paiiister south American hair
SEES TO- Antique furniture-psrlor sot in brocatel
quet and muslin, library sets in brocatelle
muslin; dining room sets in do The will
cut reserve In consequence Of removal to store G5i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
ANTHOLOGY.

q = 000 REWARD Is NOW OFFERED TO AMI
V).UUU psrson who can surpass Madame Clifton IN ths
give corr cot information all things through life B..
Madame no humbug does she wish TO impose ths
public tho also all diseases their
tcuarly the worst forms Of rheumatism Call and satisfy
yourselves Residence 65 Thompson street. between Brooms
and Spring, brick house, stone stoop.
A sTRoL0oY MRS rLEURY, FROM PARIS,
"A yAoss relatives proPhssied Napoleon is the css
events true and certain Can DO consulted s63 Brooms
s..e Get.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

MADAME ALVIN, PROM PARIS TENDERS HER
M services to the ladies aud gentlemen this city. IL
asrooey BY books and science and
love, marriage, business law matters 40 She will tel
the Of the lady gentleman they will marry
nnmos Of their vers hsdAme Alvin speaks tho English
French aud German languages Residence 30 BowerY
tween First and Second ftreets Ofce hours from u
to3P. N. Ladies' % oeuts; gentlemen 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

GROCERIES, sEGARS, BRANDY, SADDLES, STOVES,
~ich viii DO Sold tea sugars coffee raissn tobacco soap
brandy rum schnapps gin, whips harness. ladies' saddle
wagons scales knives and forks Also 50 kegs Dutch her
rings. wa CARTER, Auotonosr, 81 Dey street, corner
of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE coxPA.
" n.y. 50 Wall streetNew York. LIST November 1854 Tho
this day declared d.
vdend Of fifteen cent payable and after Monday
9Th will he closed until that
w. c. KELLOGG, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

uENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-BY w II. LEEDS
u 4 co-Thur.day "a, and Friday, Sd Nov, It ivh
Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets St. George Hotel be-
the entire furniture of this extensive the
nearly made order good cond
ton not much used consulting Of large assortment q Az
lor suites complete In rosewood black walnut and mahoga
covered In silk brocate deains and hair sloth lace
and other curtains large and pier glasses chand
srs oil Psin;nss and engra,ngs lounges couches arm
carpets china and croory chshng dishes and plate
warmers marble top centre sofa and side tables breakfast
and tea do large beds paias
tess pillows. botsf and sheets linen and cotton pillow
cases and towels quilts and counterpanes bureaus and
with marble tops mants glasses suits piush
ing glasses cabinets wsrdrose clocks washstands with
and other bsdstssd crocksry Kitchen farni.ure AID
hotel Sale without reserve and deposit req
from parties unknown to the auctionser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
THE TRADES, &C.


g TUATION WANTED-BY A THOROUGH PRACTI
- cal engineer and maohinis who understands every
BE- nch Of the trade and Is able to work At either lathe
smith, pattern work. Reference character and
pability Address w. T. r., box Ill Herald ONCE
THO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE, A NEWLY FITTED
hair dressing saloon having all the convenenees for
doing first class business and connected with Of the
largest and most fAshionabs hotels in the city Price will
be low. The proprietor has two places and
attention both, when
for selling. note addressed to X Y, Herald Office will
meet with immediate attention.
TIN0 BRASS FOUNDERS.-WANTED, BY YOUNG
man just out OF his time, situation In brass turn
ing and finishing shop; do all kinds Of work Address
r., Herald Once
ITO PRESSMEN.-GOOD ADAMS AND CYLINDER
fesders printers and fly boys and first class Adams
pressman either day night wanted
at JOHN A. GRAYS, 10 and " Gilt street.
VNANTED-A FIRST RATE BAKER, FOR HOTEL:
w also good pastry cook Mono those that
understand the business fully and re-
Call at the National Hotel No Cort
1and street. from to II in the morning. and from
the afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

NLOAKs AND FURS.-THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT.
fully that he has just received for city retail
trade his mportations Of coak and for November and
December. WM b. MACKENZIE, ~ Canal street, Bran
drcth Buildings, four doors from Broadway.
r AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE, ee9 BROADWAY Be
~ tween Amity and Fourth strssts.-f. LANDRY has
for inspection elegant stock Of furs 70
passed either for beauty quality Orders strictly full
suit all classes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

A UCTION sALE-THIs MORNING, FAT 10Y A. NJ
"A atA Nassau strect:-SAMUEL OSG0OD auctioncer
comprising sofas and chairs extension tables marble
tables bureaus washstands wardobes book carpets
bedsteads and bedding mirrors sofa bedstead
rosewood and mahogany parlor SUITS hat racks cottage
plauts &c - - i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
FAIL FASHIONS.

DEAvER, FELT AND STRAW BONNETS, BONNET
ribbons French flowers and Paris feathers offered to
cash purchasers, At greatly reduced prices HOMER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

A UCTION NOTICE.-THOMAs n. CANNAU0HTER
n auctionccr, will soil, Friday Now s. At No. Is
haS street At 10Y o'clock large quantity q house
matresses pillows mahogany ohair tables looking glasses
bureau pcturcs carpeng oil CLOTH lot Of and
kitchen furniture, with which the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

NIBLOs BALL ROOM AND CONCERT sALoOsr.n
IN This magnificent saloon may be engaged for
BALLS AND CONCERTS.
A. Ball Room Nblos has always held the Arst Paak H
admirable proportion the spacious and well fuTnhed
ors Reception and Dressing Rooms, TO-, too we'll ns
The arrangements for this ARP noweomplsts -
applications associations parties uIdoubNeA
spectability will receive immediate attention.
For Concerts this saloon the most perfect
tic qualities and by the ArrAngsmsnts there
modatons for twelve hundred persons with ample a000
ingress and egrsss.
For terms and other particulars, apply 70 ". C0RDv
WILLIAM NIBLo Progresses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

EDWARD SINTzENICH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
~ ct auction on Friday, November st 0oelook q the
panngs the productions native artists Of Central
America Tho paintings Handsomely framed including
Scrptural subjects viz Last Supper, Christ and
Women Sf s.maris Baptism Of the savior: Flight into
nah the Elders, Madonna Weeping David and 0oliah,
jacobs Ladder, CrucHcton Joseph and Infant Jesus,
them and numerous others Of similar character
subjects copies from Lander &C. The sale will be
positive including frames to the highest bidder for cash.
Sale commences puuctually At 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
nR. POWERS, FROM DUBLIN !.

DR. POWERS, FROM DUBLIN AND LONDON Uw
~ partnership with DR.. Ward) be consulted at No q
Canal street. one door east Of Broadway daily, from 4
rycc DIT csrs.u spsne % and TO-
cured thereby with facility Dr. Powers balm Of 0iiead
price g. for general debility and disorders Dr.
Powers female periodical pills. and other edicinss
male arrangements price H. Post paid letters viii rsesive
Immediate attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
MEDICAL.


IA LxRHoNTs Paris AND LONDON xSDTcxI =
ss s:: ;s;s:s ;:
so p; sas ..;S r.: for Il
iSr:is yhss' s =: z ssss.s:s e.:
y: sA Nav York Pct o@o:; Ws sc.saI vi.s q sss
dss Eats Unis stats zssuag. Nsoaal Dsassraa6s0
nR. WARREN, MEMBER OF rHE coLLIoH OF sUrsl
1 old SSsa e
sn.sos rhsEs as Il =. most
Dn..Jao NsoN, s DUANE STREET. NAY p ccsR
to 9Trs sIsh Gases a. have baM;d those lee
without the use Of any dsstsrious drug.
DR COOPER. u DUANE STREET SO LONG KNOW q
a. usual =. bis old once where all wAs hav
being honoraby treated. -
nR PERRYs MOST AMAZING MEDrcINEs COR
~ tanning NO mercury are suri.S thousand VIE ~
liz T West Bse. sIs:
IN Duane street, be consulted with eonAdsnss 90
Twenty three in speciality enables A
10 Now YORK UniSsrs.y s.. Il. spoa. IN Ii: oss
DR RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
~ to the New York College Of Medicine and Phasnacy~
suited IN Lis speciality Il his private rooms Prime.
from A to6P ~ An extensive and successful pssS-
ri and Europe enable: him tvoga =
nR. WARDS REMEDIES KxCEED EVERYTHING
- sure speedy satis1setory Depot % cs.si street. e.s
tenders are sure Of cure often in very lew dsga Ne
charge till cured 70 those calling in tim .. - I.
DR. WARD, WITH HIS CELEBRATED AMAZING
ssn 81 s%S' sa9is. and assss: .:sss
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M rW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS srHANsHIP COW

Tai EW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON.
~ pany.-for New 0rleans stopping II Havana-Carry
l. the United States hail.-The steanship BLACK WAR
Iors On Thursday Nov - o'cco. nom pier :. foo
Mobile consigned agents in New OrleanA James
Connolly Co, will be forwarded free Of commission Pas
por Balls Of iading must be sent for signing the evening
70 LIVINGSTON, CROCHER0N CO, Agents, 81 Broad
way. N B.--Ths Cahawba, r. w. Sohufeldt, Commander
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER-FRIDAY,
~ Nov at 10 O'Clock, NJ at tho Central salesrooms,
soItmsnt q new and second hand furniture eomrsn
cribs feather beds mattresses hat stands card tables
centre tables couches tote totes extension dining tables
glasses together with bedstead washsands tables
crocf kerry. Hrusses insrAin and stair carpets 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
II by BELL BUSH.-This day, at lOk O'Clock, in thu
s.es rSons q Centre street extra sale Of good furniture
Of stock Of fancy and dry goods trimmings millinery,
gloves jewslry ladiss5 dresses lace gps buttons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

nUTCH BULBoUS ROOTS AT AUCTI0N.PETER
Thursday at IL o'clock Ave De Lauge SONS sups
or roots lots suit purchasers consisting Of Amarz
Ion folia hyacinths imperals, tulips jonquis
narcs sadiOlus ranunculus ansmorus, crocus &e, &C.
EDWARD SINTZENICH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u Sintssnich will sell at auction this day. 1T O o'clock
the salesroom IL Wall street, diamonds received pc
Europa being tho property Of the late Marsha
Sout Due dc Damaa, consisting Of superb single stone
the stones being Of the fret water and b!anc cluster
gsnssn Breting Cooper and Tobias Watches
4c. Also large line Of fine Geneva lever and uspne
watches gold and silver Also, large
ment Of articles Of fancy jswslry. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

NENTREvILLE COURSE, TROTTING.- TUESDAY
Nov 7th, at three O'Clock p. NJ, match 81 Co., play
y, mile heats to wagons. Hiram Woodruff names b. m
boston GIRL and driver TO weigh 100 pounds Jams
Whelpley names ch. b. WIN, Tell, to skeeton wagon.
JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

CoAL-CHRAP COAL YARD-e5 rs FOR BRsT RED
ash large nut and ~ ~ for best red ash stove Or
size, screened and delivered from tho coal yard J
First avenue bstwsca Fourtecnh and Fifteenth streets
Less TO grecefs RICHARD CLINTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

TTNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Der at NJ from her pier foot Of Warren street North
river BY the we'll known and favorte steamship EMPIRE
CITY, Captain ii. Windls Passage be secured
the once Freight 70 New Orleans thirty cents
pers will be supplied with blank bills ~ adng OF the
issued by the company, on Application 1t their ooe; No
the hour Of sailing For freight passage apply 1t the oce
Of the company, III West street, corner Of Warren.
n. o. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

y BE engine stssnship PK0AETHEys, Captain Church
day, November O'Clock n She has excellent
deck and In saloon Passage So in cabin S2 in
Freight % cubic ost Bills Of lading
lbe signed ON board. Apply to CHAS. MORGAN, Agent.
IN 8 Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

NHANCE OF DAY OF SAILING OF THE UNITE
~ States mail steamship ISABEL, from Charleston TO
havana vie Key Wsst.the spsndid United States mai
carry the mails from Charleston for the Pacific, and will
ect with the w. $. Nail Steamship Company,s line at
for Aspinwail The Isabel will leave Charleston
the 18th and 10Th Of each month"; and leaves Havana the
XoRDECAi 1 CO., ito East Bay. Charleston, s. C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

A n. CRISTALAR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Assignee sale advertised for this day at Nos 70 and
It's Chatham street put of until further notice, by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD
m furniture pianofortes Watches diamonds sfiverware
guns pistols nautical nssrgmcnss and personal property
auction prices large lot Of furniture Watches PAY
'0''n0s nccARYRxY 4 WALTERS. ss csshar,ns street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

A USTRALIA - PIONEER E-CARRYING THE
"A United States mail
Clipper bark NIMROD, for Melbourne from pier No. 8
East river, Monday, JDth instant.
Clipper ship WINDWARD, for Melbourne, from pier No.
East river, November ~.
Clipper ship TROPIC, for Hobart Town and Sydney from
pier 2l North river, November ~.
Clipper ship COKINNE via Cape Town, in all next week.
L. w CAMERON, lls Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

LEs--TOODLES--TO.NICHT AT
i Buttons, by particular desire-Timothy Toodlss BY
Mr. Burton the original and only Of this
rncter in America or elsewhere.
Two other excellent pices will be played.
On Friday will be produced for the first time
in America, Douglas Jerrold's comedy of
THE HEART OF Gold
with Mr. Fisher, Mr. Jordan Mr.. burton, Mr. Johnston
Miss Raymond and Mrs.. burton In the cast.
Secure seats early, without extra charge
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
HEAVY EMBEZZLEREyT BYA CLERK.

A few weeks since. Mossrs. J. x. Jaffray & S)ns,
importers, and doing business in Broadway, dis
covered that clerk then IN their employ, named
Geo. y. Carpenter, had defrauded them out Of up
wards Of g. o0O 1t appears that he business Of pay
ing the duties the mportatons OF the fcm was in
trusted to Carpenter who usually received from
another clerk memorandum Of the amount required
TO defrsy the duties on each importation. This
memorandum he was directed TO take to tie book
keeper, and receive check corresponding TO it,
amount. lie cid this, but frequently altered the
amount mentioned in the memorandum to larger
sun, ard appropriated the overpus TO his use.
His last operation brought him overplus of $500,
but il was soon discovered by the book Keeper sai
he vas compelled to return the 6oney afer
which he lcft the store ard did not rc.arl. IN
invostig gston wfs then made into the former
transactions Of Carpenter, when it appeared th.t
fr,m tie 2eh Of April, 1858, to July 81. OF
the present year, % alterations had been made BY
which he had received, an Overplus Of 81 o3o 4o
Officer Norris of the Chiefs office was then applied
to TO procure Tho srrest VI Carpenter. and soon
leaned that be- he'd gone 10 Savannah, Ga. y tele-
graphic dispatch then sent TO the Chief OF Police IN
that city ana in time return disp 4tch announced
his cspfure. Policeman Prendegast of SaFinni III was
in this City a. tie time and was requested by Mr.
Jaray TO e. to SovaDnah and bring Carpenter 10 this
City, but on arriving thsrc his Chief charged him
with interference with business which did not concern
him. refused to deliver the prisoner ibto hs custody
and rent him on in charge Of Officer Butler. This
officer with the prisoner arrived here yesterday and
the latter was locked up for examination. at the
time of hs arrest be had on bis person 81 oOo which
is supposed to be part of tho embezzled money
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
FIRES.
FIFE AND Loss or LIFT.

FIFE AND Loss or LIFE
At II o'clock yesterday morning an explosion OF
cask Of alcohol took place at the grocery OF John
Sass. corner Of Avenue and Tenth-st causing the
death of an aged man named Thomas Davis, burning
severely Mr. Sass and setting his premises on FIRE.
The cause Of the acclden. appears to be as iolows
Peter Aust, the clerk, was pumping some alcohol
from large cssk, when some of it was spilled upon
tne hoor He thinking TO burn it up, set ashted match
TO it. In sn instant the liquor the floor, and that
in the tin measure he was using, WIS in aime and
Aust, fearing iha. the place would take fro threw
the measure into the street. but Of IL contents
fell upon the essk which instantly exploded, aud the
whole place vas soon in a blaze. The deceased, at
the time was in ;he store, and eff rts were made t)
rescue him ~ Mr. Sass who failed in doing So, an
wos sbimself very severely burned. Mr. John Boyle,
a bar tender at No. 1J6 Avenue c. then rushed into
the bun ing building ard succeeded in bringing out
tie an fortunate usn but not in time TO save his life.
Tie fire was extnguifhed By tic Eleventh. Ward Po-
lice and citizens, wish about $500 damage to the
building Tie deceased lived at No. &C Lewisst.,
ard had for number Of years past beon stage
driver.
FIRE rs SIEAMsHIP.-At half past one O'ciosk
Thur day morning fire broke out on boori Of the
steemship Marion, lying at pier 4, n. K. the ire
originated in one Of the houses on the main dock
and is supposed to have originated from the Hue con-
recied with ere Of the furnaoes- The flames we're
e1tinguishcd before much danage was sustsined.
FIRK At nAYERsIRAw.
| On Tuesday evening large baIn belonging u the
widow of Henry Gamer deceased, took hre ,,r a. e..
epely Consumed with its contents. cont lined aho1t
30 turs hay the Pdoperyot s. AArks pr-iah' le,ae,
! OF tDe piel.NE ino ouI ing was amply Insured
I in the Nesehoster Ins. Co, but the hay wes total
loss Being near the extensive print works OF Messrs.
Thos Garner s Co., it reported thit he works
were on FIRE and great excitement prevailed. People
from a1be surrounding villages and country rushed
! housands were on the ground. The new Hook aud
Ladder Co. Rescue No II Of Haycrstras had their
fret "run but found, after dragging their heavy
! carriage over Liy two miles that their services
would not be needed. They made good lime W.
ever and we're On the ground before the frame fell in.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
SPAIN.

A dispstch from Bayonne, Aug. 81, says the lest
number of the Madrid Gazette contains nothing IN
porant The situation of the capital was on the 18TH
ibe same as during preceding days A mohlca,ion no.
of the cabinet was considered probable. Queen lsa-
bella left the peece on the sh and drove the Prado.
Few acc!amaiions greeted her. The Republican Union
Club presided over by the Marquis Albads, Is eE'
remely active and pressing the administration with
Ienorials demanding freedom of labor and other
desirable objects. Emigration continues. Messrs.
Mon and Coantes have left. Quoen Christina is still
concealed iu the palace, with the Duke de Rianz ares
Her children have quilted Madrid; three have already
passed through Bayonne, aud the others were ex-
pocted. The POpes Nunco has threatened to leave
Madrid if the lest coucoroat shall be either annuled
OF modified without the concurrence OF Rome. The
people express themselves as perfectly indifferent
whether he goes or stays. 1t is positively asserted
that commission will be named 70 examine the nc
counts Of Sartcrus aud his colleagues, With tue view
Of impeachiug them before the Cortes.
Roman Sahilldn, formerly Minister Of Finance, Is
spr ointed Governor Of the Bank of San Fernando.
o Donnell's division lof insurgents) was to make q
triumphsl entry into Madrid in course OF day or
two.
Tranquility prevails throughout Catalonia and ,n
other provinces.