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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
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About =; O'Clock Yesterday afternoon fire broke
in ihe large brick buildings Noe - 10 and Ia Market
fclds.. nrd extending through 70 Nos IS. - ard 70
Bronr.s, The lower pan OF the building throughout
occupied BY ar T. ". COdding'on iron dealer upper
part b. C. j. & = W Coggl wool dealers. The alarm
was promptly givcn and in short time the renen Of the
district Ire ground bit before ther could subdIe
The fEInos tie nd and third stories of Sos. and is
desroyoo. Tie frcmen .aborcd in the most ener-
eec manner and bat for their united exertions the build
ings above ifed with many others in the vicinity.
world have .allen prey TO the devcuring element
As the origin Of the fire nothing hos We, been asoer-
taib6d although there to he prevailing opinion
that il wss IRE work Of design
Ia regard the losses and insurances unable 10
gain any very authentic information owing the absence
of the occupant. O. the premises. The buildings owned
by u. N. Wilson & Co whose loss will probably amount
TO Oo0 injured TIE loss OF Mr. Coddington entirely
by water but estimate a. present be formed
of the lie is insured in tie following Insurance
Companies: Niagara Home, Arcic, npire, City. Re-
rubiic Continental InriIard. Beeknan NewJersey of
Newark. Mechanics Of do. Franklin Of Philadephia
Washington Of New-York. Monarch Of London. Green
WITCH of NewYork Commercial, Grocers and Mercantile.
The loss Of Messrs CoggiI will not fall far short of
$4,000 insured but IN what companies could not
learn.
YIRT Is WEST sixrEEsTH-sT.
AT yesterday fire broke out in the t~o-story and
attic frame dwe.ing-house No 1,s West SxteeShst
ouied BY the families Of Messrs. Tracy Firth and Bit
ner and in the basement by Mr. Morris milk depot.
The renen Of the district early the ground, but
despite their efforts the roof and attic story were nearly
destroyed The families succeeded in saving most OF their
furniture vihou. damage The fire originated il is said,
in the premises Of Mr. Tracy but how in what manner
is unknown The building damaged to the amount of
tbout $500.
ALARM FIRE IN BROoHiN.
Shortly after II O'Clock Saturday night last, there
wss an alarm Of fire in the fifth district by the
explosion Of campfene lamp in the BARRIERS shop OF
James Duffy on the corner cf Main and Frontss. and
scattered the burning fluid in all direction Officers Nc
Namara and McGrah OF the Second District procured
some water and exnguhed the flames before much dam
age had been done.
TRT FORT RICHMOND.
ON Tuesday morning. 4th inst, between l and 2
o'clock large barn. lately the property of Mary Wood
ct Port Richmond destroyed BY fire. The building was
not insured,
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DIED..

HIScHMAN-A Salem o. July Aaron Hinchmsn. tbs former
editor OF The HON. stead Journal of that place -
TTDsoSOu Saturday steuoon Benjamin p, yoursest or
psnsmn and THERE'S Judson sEsd II months and ID days
The friends family sreeonatsy invited TO attend the
the residence OF Ls paeA' NO. % on i'"
Gsy Afternoon ~ o'clock- 9,
KELsEY-Af Milford Conn FIfsy July oil consum 2,ioa
Jossp b K. Kelsey aged ~ yeafa ~,
Hr f.pd. and Of her broherinlsw Albert sofsd
r..etfuy attend the fuEerz services h Monday
afternoon o. oeoek Of her late residence No liz East Nine
,,enh.t ~l be conveyed to Dssisn Conn for IN
,.fment op Tuesday mornins
WORBELL-Ai Philadelphia Fhdsy mornnE the 7th Inst
VIM worei IN the list year Of his sze. . an,
YENSI-Ou Sunday, Jnly Mrs Ezs Jane Yenn, wife Of I'd
mrrd Yenni- NH. n,
The and Of the family and those Of Eha Rose
the funeral from her late reence kssf
Hundred and Twenty and Avenne Harlem on Mon
his) sersoon o'clock Her remains viii be taken to
GrrSnNoc1.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR FL ROPE.
not insured.

TrRoPF.
The Atlantic sailed Saturday, fr Liverpool with
5000 900 in specie and l97 passengers.
THT SHORTEST PAssAGH.
The steamship Baltic astonished everybody on Saiur-
day by steamng into harbor in nine days, freire
hours and fifteen minutes lmean tmel from Liverpool
The horio previous passage made by the same ship
in August 1851. Time nine days and fourteen hours
The Baltic has thus proved herself the fastest senner
running Europe. The next quickest passages have been
made by the Cunard steamer Arabiaa ship OF which the
owners have just be proud, The following table
shows some of the quickest voyages Of both lines:
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BO1PD OF EXCISE.
TWELFTH wAID-THiRD DAf.

On Saturday last s additional Licenses for this ard
were issued by Alderman wskeman, ASSISTED oy nle
Mayor making total Of Sc licensed Ru-se'C'S III inc
Twelfth Ward. ,.;,.-;.,,
Councilman North, having refused all comPi'n! wiz"
the lcgazston Of the Rum Iraiic' was MOI P'.se
Councilman Mcintyre, unwilling to wait for the day sp
co;n,ed 10 the sixteenth Ward Excise Commissioner
again brought file Of bis runsclng constituents 10 'hc
MAYORS Office on Saturday last and BY and with the con-
sent and assistance Of the Mayor licensed IL s' sae"
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VIM. A. Webb will launch this day at a. NJ, from his
yard foot Of Sxhs the steamship for the house OF
Po'syo Pardo e. Co, Island of Cuba She viii be ready
TO proceed to sea about fourteen days. her machinery
is pretty near all on bo rd, Her engine is Ga inch diane
ter and is from the Fulton Iron Works Pease Murphy,
foot Of Chcrry-s East River.
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TIL mol'' 81 resr.fs issrfi IS isis csuncilm1n 70
Frn-soe.s in iLc Fory4cccni District in this csnde'
tne manr er. end iek'sf. onccGtlaa tAc Mayor his
AFFIXED LIS gna:uc II would probably BE- instructive 70
lock over i.c E.p 2f TIC Police of ~ Wa7i 'nresF-
eDec 20 teee rscr
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iAdyertsem
SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF! AND GENERA

CIos,.c orr ov sPRING AsD SUMNER DAY GooDs-HEtRD,
Car No. Sol GraHdt still continue 10 attract crow g. o
Ieore their establishment They determined Leave ,inf
that viii them from making clean sweep th
entire oek Silks Tissues BsEese- Jscones Orssnde Lawns
Gre shsw saptila. They will reduce 50 pieces fast col
% Lawn price I'd ysrd 80 pieces hn
only Sd genfee 3D. led and 10
pieces White Dotted Sws worth will be reduced to per
y.rd particular the above wsh 70
give e''' ' HEARD CLAP & Co.. No. 3oi Grands.
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MARRIED..

cOvpRT-EIRBY-As ST. Johns Chapel, Saturday morning
by the Rev DR. Berien' Lewis b. CoYe'' 70 ''
Kirby. all Of this City.
Philadelphi papers pease copy ~ ,,. .x..... T..
HYATf-ANDERsOSIn this City on Thursday evening Jane
70 by the Rev Price DID Mr. Mortimer A. hystt 10 Mi@
Mssurt daughter Of the late kooe AHdenon al OF
thi2(it
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BROOKLY YN ITEMS.

STREET PRHAcHiyG.-There was street preaching a.
usual yesterday afternoon in the vacant lot corner OF At
lentc and Bonds,s where the Rev j. Fagher held ior'h
to en- orderly congregation numbering about hffy All
passed of quietly.
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Advertisement
TUT OCEAN HOUSE. NEWPORT,
1T ia now omen under

p.y and in proved advantages by WEsvEs and r. w Hot
s.x recently United States Hotel snd Winthrop Houses
Ee.e Msny have been made VII ch viii be great
sppTeeaed thereby making the complete IN s its
arpolnmenis
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TBH SrsDAY TRAFFIc.-The liquor places were mostly
closed Yesterday and therefore few if any arrests we're
made number of confectionery and cigar stores in va
rous parts Of ihe city kept open, however The places
will all be reported and the propretors served win pro-
e, ,-es TO-DAY,
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fAivertn.ment
Tr.s-The hest assortment Of FINE TEAS will be

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found At the sToRr TEA CONAN No Us Chatham
between and The oldest Tes establishment
In M city that they do better than else
,berr either 81 wholesale They have branch
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rerort-a for Ne y Tlbunr by Messrs FTT 6 Ta0mss
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Crion Csrs. NJ lid. lls sked. Dul.
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PoLrcF.-On Saturday in the Jersey City Recorder
Court John Levin was fined no for selling liquor without
a license Two cases of drunkenness brought up
and the parties committed to the cells for two days
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

MoR PRirsrLr CoSDucr--A correspondent OF IA'
Iek,gh Register, writing from York Pa, June 22 says
that Of outrageous cruelty toward little girl by
Popish priest, named Michael Martin il under nyes
tgaon that borough The facts as he gives the are
ss follows
daughter Of the one was in the habit of doing erands in
the family Of Of most respectable citizens The
for allowing her child 10 be in Protestant family. This
failing to have the desired effect the neghbor took ad
vantage Of the mother and fathers absence and took the
child 10 task She commenced TO beat it, but finding that
the child having got hold of broomhandle, deter
mined defend herse she Immediately called on Father
Martin. who n locked the doors and whipped the
child until she black and blue and badly bruised over
great portion Of her body All this was done in the so-
scnce and without the knowledge or consent OF the
parents.
This and that of Father Kruger at Cincinnati show
that the priests In the hsb, Of exerng dscplin
ovor Their foc not exactly with our ideas Of
religious teachers duty. We very mach mistaken
such revelations do not weaken the attachment OF nte
gent American Catholics 20 these reverend chdwhpper
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

The small church located in MAins Brooklyn near tne
East River and Known the Bethel under tne care
,he Rev Wm Burnett was entered on Wednesday night
last and robbed of eight gas burners and branehes Inc
sabbath School Library was broken oPen and 'ne
books earned OF and destroyed II may pe psopei 70
sale ard several rum dealers foed in the purchase Off
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

Young man. named David Coddington, committed
suicide on Saturday last at NewV Morris County
by twisting rope around his neck and srangng hiseu
by han, ing upon a fence lie afflicted with disc ise
OF the head.
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Advertisement.

Tbcse wonderful STEREOsCOPRs made so perfectly
nv Roor Broadway the most sought after OF AL
works of srt Call hem, his free gallery
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CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday another scorcher, the mercury ranging
along promiscuousy from ESQ to 95 with scarcely any
stir in the air. The of rain very severely felt but
the hopes raised yesterday afternoon by cloudy sky were
unfulfled
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

At Castle GARDEN tonight - Maria dl ROhan VIII
be given, Madame Bertucca Maretzek as Maria, and
Mad Marini dOrmy " Amanda" her first appear
ance in New-York. The Opera Of Louisa Muller Is
announced.
The extremely no. weather has materially thnnei the
audiences at tie various places of entertainment, and IN
most houses there hes been plenty OF room snee the ith
The BROADWAY is closed for the season. The house
will be pu. order and reopened after the lap'e Of few
weeks.
NIBIos well patronise and the attractions arc con-
tantly increasing The Raves have three nights in the
week and Madame Thillon the other three for Opera
The airy obbes and promenades OF this house make the
coolest place of entertainment in the City
AT the BowrRr tonight, Mr. j. Barry Strong plays
Richard lid. for the benefit Of Madame Oinza. This
will he Mr.. Strong's first appearance in New-iork
Attbe NATION AL the successful drama OF The Irish
Princess is the present attraction The season closes
tonight the receipts being for the benefit OF the Officers
door keepers, &C.
A, tho Mrsrrx the drama of Rafelle' will be given
everv evening this week. and on Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons
The BIAcx OrERA is Hourshing bravely under the
s,.n;ces Of George Chrsty and Wood, and Of Buckley
al Sham Nohey" to be given tonight at the
c,r,ner house. and cinderella" at the latter.
Tho H,yropRoNE presents variety OF attra ;i'ons In
...-;,r line and il one of the coolest places in the
City. e.. Il.
Tie CRYSTAL PALACE presents some new feature a.
most every day and favcrife place o' re 10Y '''e
xho .eel no, only entertainment but in'sraen'n'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

Hon. Thos Gadsden, S. c.; A. NJ Truitt, Texas Hon
p Phelps Washington; VIM. A. Graham, ditto ID. A.
McDermott, L. s. N; Col VIM. Il. A. Rees, San Fran
cisco; s. NJ. Bartlett Ala. Judge Lucas, Dover ~ H..
II. +. Montgomery, Rochester Geo. A. Sontag, Evans
Vile Ia; ]. n. Alvord, St. Louis; Hon. W. W. Cook
Whitehall were among the arrivals at the Irving House
on Sunday
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Advertisement. |
noInrAn,s AcADEMY OP WRITING. B


ING Nc Bosdway of horston he's seven splendid
Lsdes and gentlemen BY enter
ina private lessons without extra charge hemeu
ter this OI,r
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IAdxerti.ernentI
TIE UNITED TWIN

TIE UNITED TwINs.-These surprising novelties
may be seen Museum. The Twins are completely
u,d AZ the back only in respect
Thv constitute tb. curiosity record Charming
fouspees u usual this and Evening at B,RsuTs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

A PRoIIssiONAL SwIsDLER.-A man named Michael
William MeCabe, in 1896, swinded many merchants in
Toronto, Canada, out Of quite large amount and ab
seconded On The 9th ult. he had hearing before the
Court Of Common Pleas in the city of Philadelphia, upon
an application for the benefit Of the nsOyent laws OF the
State Of Pennsylvania and TIE Moni'eoi Herad has
it, was committed TO prison for trial, on the charge OF
fraudulent insolvency.
The same paper learns that for fifteen years this same
individual has purued system OF land piracy and re-
counts his acts as follows: - 20 .
"n le3a he was in the custody of the then Sheriff OF
Phisdelrlin but effected his escape from the Deputy,
leaving the Sheriff TO be mucted in the amount as we are
told of fourteen hundred dollars. Some years later he
perperated frauds in the City of NewYork, and four diff
ferent indictments were preferred and found against him
in that city, upon one OF which only he tried con-
yicted and setenced three years rsonmen at hard
labor in the State Prison at Sing Sing This, however,
would appear had sautary effect upon HIM. for, after
his release he selected Toronto the field of his opera
tions and this city for the porpe'raos of his largest
fraud which has led TO his and detention IN Phil ade
pa and after the most expensive proceedings TO the re-
fusa of his application for the benefit of the insovent
laws and eomntial to the criminal prison. Werust and
do not doubt that he will at last meet his deserts mean
while we commend him to the farord6le notci OF our
American exchanges In the present rapidly increasing
state of our commercial and social intercourse with our
neighbors south Of line as it desirable that individuals
of the McCabe stamp should be aughto know that come
from which side they may, they cannot pepetrae their
frauds with impunity; and we hope the matter VIII be
tsken up the proper quarter as to lead snch an
ampcution of extradon treaties as Will cover eases
of 'wholesale swindling well the crimes now spe'
cially provided for by existing stipulations.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

John Duke and James Jadge, young men, PTo'estAnis,
st,te lizard on h. ening OF the Fourth we're attacked
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

jasper Provost revolutionary veteran, died al New
Brunswick Wednesday evening. lie was buried on
Thursday afternoon with military honors.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10


DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.--At quarter before o clock on
Tuesday morning the wholesale China and queensware
store OF Lewis g. Wilkes, the north side OF Man,st.,
second house below Fifth, discovered on hre: ihe
fire developed itself BY dense volumes of smoke issuing
from the cellar The doors burst open but the fire.
men coud not enter consequence of the dense smoke
Messrr L. w. saved their books but not particle OF
their goods They were insured in s250 900 in foreign
agencies Their loss is estimated at $4,000. The hre
communicated 10 the wholesale clothing and dry goods
house Of Messrs. Lchen Loeweniha Il Co.. the corner
building the SIDE They saved good deal OF their
voo d and insured for $50 900 5000 OF which was
In the Marine and Fire Of this city, and the remainder in
agencies The stock worth $4,000, and Their loss
will nearly be covered by their insurance and the goods
saved The wholesale dry goods house OF Messrs bene'
dict & Kennedy, adjoining Lewis Wilkes ON the other
side took fire about the same me aud was burned down.
They saved much of their stock, which was fortunately
small at the time They were insured for s3o,oo' oi
which the Falls City Fremens, and Franklin, all local
offices had each s5 000 and foreign agencies fhe res-
der Their insurance exceeds their loss considerably
The whoes ale hardware and cutlery warehouse OF Mess
Chamberlain 4 Bailey escaped detrucnon out theT soch
sustained heavy damage from water, when Is more lla
covered by insurance. The house has been however,
rendered insecure and will doubtless have TO pe puea
down. The buildings belonged 10 Judge Nicnoias auu
were insured for $4,000 in foreign agencies Ihey were
all four stories high and erected only few years ou
were very plain. The walls were only nine ineheS os
and fell as soon the joints burnt They were coVereu
with tin roofs but the partition walls ana no reac co
up 10 the rocfs and hence the fire ated from ohs
garret the other The total insurance Slolooo anu
iLoasvlle Journal, 9Th
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IAdyertisemeut.l
NATIONAL TnEATER-TuIs EVENING is 10 be what

termed Ticket Nish this hous II being for the benefit Of the
Uthers DoorkssIers after which the Ihestsr VIII remain
Tor time for the purpo- repsnng ebehiDg and he
piece. will 10 lew weeks WIN
powerful company Bu do nj forget TO be there TO NIGHT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

The Native American Congressional Convention OF the
First District will assemble at Bridgeton, Cumberland
County, on Monday, the lath day of August.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

FATAL AcoIDrxr.-vn Friday last Mr. Rogers Moran
while driving wagon containing several barrels OF ce
m, n TO Flabush accidentally fell out and of the bar
r,s fell upon him. causing almost instant DEATH His sm
ily reside in w Warr,n-st., near Bond.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

RoBBISG VrssEL.-On Saturday night officers Barr
and Bennett Of the First District Police, detected man
ira lying at the foot ~ Aontsgue-st They succeeded in
taking him into custody
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

petition has been presented to the Newark Common
council to establish horse railroad in Broadst., Newark
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

SERIOUS Ass,rLr-A brcklayer named Robert Hayes
was arrestd Saturday for striking John Bender on the
head with q trcwo, indcting serious wound lie was
held to bail in $500 by Justice Stuart
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-17


e than blue Nith Yellow and orange wood
therefore good lor drawing ooms a grey ps
tern 81 white ground pattern aid ground being
balaneaa pretty evenly however very stron
recommended
AZ 2 general rule, says DR. Chevereul the col
or Of tie covering q The chairs should Be
comp enentary 70 he prevailing color d tho pa.
pefhanging The window curtains should Be 81
The coloFof the chairs having fripgt 81 Tie color
of the paperhanging. The carpets should be
chosen y tse same rule, 70 give distincsness to
The e1eetof the fnrnitares green and blacb being
better dominant coIors under mahogany than red,
scarlet or orange 10 mah9gany chairs, green
covers ars good when uniformity Is not desired.
p small rooms harmony should Be sought 81
carrying throughout a. analogy Of color, tie con.
and
color; i 8 Only il large rooms that tie contrast
q color can Be thoroughly carried ont
4 IS not worth while to multiply examples y
this theory. We hare desired only to arnuse our
selves and At least one section Of our readers.
Whoever means 70 Be student ii these matters
must read n, CheYreuls book, Or look for wiser
counsellors Weare for our own parts, not suiIi-
cIently under the Influence Of the coIor-sergeant,
70 care much Wether ne sit On 4 black chair 81 4
green one whether Il IS 4 white hat Of black
one that best suits the color Of our hair.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-17
QUARANTINE.


q rigid quarantine has carried Natehez safely
through the season mot case Of yellow fever
occurring while its neighboring towns have suf
fared severely Mobile, also, has escaped through
the same instrumentality as We learn from the fol-
lowing from the Advertiser Of that city 81 the
ed ult:
1T win be seen, BY official advertisement, that
the quarantine regulations have been suspended
and all restrictions Of vessels entering this port
removed. The rapid decline Of yellow fever at
New Orleans and its disappearance from nearly
all the ports communicating With Mobile, render
ing this step now timely and proper The exper-
iment Of Quarantine vas made At the almost uni
ted desire Of the public, and the superior healt-
fuIness Of our city the past season. and the degree
of public confidence It inspired are sufficient at
testations Of its wisdom and success
The jackson Mercury Of last week refers to
the failure Of the Quarantine regulations Of that
city IN the accomplishment Of tie object desired,
as follows:
aThe quarantine at this city this year, as can
be established on abundant evidence, was enforced
too late to Be entirely etectual The last outbreak
Of the Fever was undoubtedly To Be attributed to
unrestricted intercourse with Brandon twelve
miles distant where the disease Was raging, and
whence no quarantine had been established. Two
out Of six or eight who went there from thi
place to nurse, were attacked. The others, with
one exception. Lad an immunity from previous st.
lacks Of the disease
These facts are suggestive, and put to fight :
wagon load Of mere theories. They are worthy
The attention 81 the people Of this region gener.
ally, especially ii view Of The fact thatit is more
than probable that Che Yellow Fever IS hereafter
to annoy Us more Or less every year. Our village
has run the gauntlet this season people being a
q rush here daily from injected localities
aims to BE seen i We are to escape here
ons re shall, at tie approach of ths
lnl pe another season. insist upon 4
rigid Quarantine rably enforced and ~
doubt not that o who have families q
protect or aTe inter ga "a character of tha
Town. WIN cordially second Ne n
Gdzets