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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

ACCIDENT AT SING SING, ATTENDED BY Loss OF
Lvy-A dreadful accident occurred Sing Sing the 7th
inst by which child burned to death and snotner 90
bprred that supposed vl die also II that the
neither Mrs fev moments before TO pr,
esre pail Of Mr. Dwyar being the room 10 which
the children were alarmed BY h. and bUteoei
10 their assistance bot chat bis horror opening the door
10 the eldest child extended the floor and burned 70
l,sth and the other frightfuly burned.
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.st ,ross r.eeps land which i.iy hs
rsrirr viii sueent the interest on the s
Nor,,,ee Bends iselusins the amount In arrears
TIE May, July aud January interest on the Bonds
Of th. Road is s,il unpaid and the Trustee OF the
Fust Mortgage has commenced proceedings to fore
close.
The report of the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pauy for the year 1884, shows the premiums received
TO have been sl64 9l2 and the Losses $40, 1884, The
sssets
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IAdveTtsemeDt.I
kelly & FERGUSON, No. 2s9 Broadway,

7 3
ksep complete assortment Window sbades Manufactured
by btms. Ives ana warranted.
Persons pure bssips at their Establishment all
missions ard SECOND profits Of any hind.
MIA OF Lace and Muslin Curtains from
Auction for sale Of about half the cost OF Importation
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"a LOWER DEEP

The OFFAL Contract In the communication from
Controller Fsss III. Board Of Counem.n pub.hed in
terdsy. TRIBUNE typographical occurred Mr. James
Homer Homer the gentleman appointed BY the
Controller a. Appraiser ASCERTAIN the fair value Of the prop
erty W. ued in the execution OF the contract
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Farewell TO the storms; spring is coming, and
now for n greater OF the se.oy tide Of PATROLS who
winter long poured 10 Roof the renowned Ga
spetsD ard Photographic Artist at No 1853 Broadway The
perfection Of his work especially his life
photographs challenge all rivalry CAL and see
chem.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED voR The TRIBUNE

q
AsHEs-The market firm, but queti sales OF 80 bbs
So .5 for Pou and Pearls.
BhCk-The eset easier; the arrivals la prospect quite
liberal. Sales Of h.d North River ~ $685. IS and Je
sey At S4Q 81 s. pm
COTTON-Ther- been fair busnes done to-day
" for home consum ption the snpexed quotations:
sEv YORK cLAssificArIos D.
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Markcts.-Peported By Tslegraph.

ETw.OsLEANs March 7-Our CorroS market s stesdy a.
previous QUOTATIONS. the Gales otbs pass two s.,' have oeen
IL oOo bales Cotton FsslGBrs TO Liverpool. lSS2d
CHARLrsroS. Msrch7-rhe sales Of CorroS to-day were
also bales, with firm maket.
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CARPETINGs

CARPETINGs, Om-CLOTHs, &c, in every vari
ETY. very lowest prices for sash Velvet Tapestry
Sfiy aid Carpets from auction. OClohs "a feet
wide and under WIN. ROVE. Jr, No. Hs Hadson it,
Spring st.
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AftTICR

JOHN BRENNAN & Co., Importers Of wide
Ghs satns have I'd to No 90 Cedar st. where all
esden will be punctuay attended to-
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1919 the Conn ouer Of Streets and Lnps ssthorzsc and
ss ~ nos. ,sasir.s by b, .ns Si
The pile Of hrcts hat net ~ removed within ?. ins
tended TO- and deeest csa.sd thsm b. removed
In ROXY sad that paiBuf applying 70 the on
81 s6 IS beirs 10 r and the balance for es,f-
&c ADO be isfu,d pern'on to tsve them I'll sad O
%. pad ..,,s. -, s.,.,.
from the street Conn ..ioosI urssr ne O.: Ter Of $50 "a
L,mps,sys the Charter OF tfs be eoahd % remove
ob.uuetios &c Ice later Chsier ns ut . 70 tns power
liver 10 N, Sweet Con or er BY the Chsrisr of 1915
ne Court charged that -. Platnf h.yes valid eerm-
d, 10 pile Tie brst 81 the d. OF ibe street ". ENTITIES 70
r.nou,l notice be must remove them BAD he received
,psb roce the pri sbiiy he could not have recovered
ri. .ir that point and Is TO the respective
Of The Stree, Conn soner. ana Of the Comussioner Of
ttIte LsnIs the Court will not nos give os,nOa
r, SssI sot. i b. ,s es,a 70 m Ps
yets' W for T gi.1s e. s s.ns :: per
,.nee A,isisIt corporstin counsel
CLAIM FOR PIANO FORTE.
S.tbn r. Lons the friend Ct Mara sparhawk
infsbtl sgn Robert Dunn and Robert Welsh
Mrs ). elaine 10 have been owner of a pisnoforte
worth $500 which wronsuiy levied upon BY dsfndanS
hut bses giving bonds rpevir 20 sboe this .ait
Cout for sss a in favor Of Dam .ssnst sdwn
;ns .s Asy @
On the other bsnc It was s:ia that as, dsuthseI Of
left her Hr zone property and that ne 90, Of her pr
lesson ',e being At school the time the p.lo
forte il question: sId that Mr. had Interest 10 Yer
vsiuu the property 81 ana tI' "a
For plaintiff Mrs C. Sehsfer and H. Il.
Eioe; for defendant, Nj W. II. siog,DL
SUPERIOR COURT MARCH 8-Befors Judge SLossox
Georte Dedreek,on administrator, ss Erie Railroad Co.
To recover damages for death Of wife OF plaintif,
In iured iron Of hcb died Ia four dys BY
oos Cd Of trains New JeCy. already referred Verdict
sinf oto spbec; 10 the opinion Of the Court
vheiher the suit can be brought in Nes.York.
CIRCUIT COURT-MARcB Before Judge CLEsxE.
SUIT FOR MAKING CHANNEL.
L. rsxlv Coal Ioha
Even, PRECEDENT
Plaintiffs say they contracted with defendants 10
excsvae ehaI mel Esopus south OF the lighthouse
month Rondout Greek at % c-ns cubic y.1he guam
ty be sed Of By the il iled
CRIB or bu head dock. They that chi
was not sh the sand gravel which they
sted into IL washed out and the quantity filed
cor O. ouebty old with the number Of
obtsned in sycavsng for the cbsune That
,sve up the uset eopseoushty ana 1851 81
th, III Ion viii they brig suit
In defense the Of plaintiffs the crib being
tint &c are 6enisd and IL IL alleged including 90 In.
ory to eeferdsn business by the being ped PLAZA
fs AZ. indebted the Company 50 90 for pay
puts and other claims for which defendants ask
To be continued For PLAINTIFF, beUsD Evans John Ora
ham ard A. Kendall for defendants MesGs. Holden and
BdweL
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MINIATURE ALMAsAc........rH is DAY.
sur--kses,,.6 Y s.t.......6 o. Aoox-3s-s...o %
wATss........rHIs DAY
Sandy Hook 10 50 Gov Island. IL 9 Hell Gate. .l VI
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DisaSferA, sc.

LEwEs Del, March 6-The schr. Autumn, from New York
for Norfolk before reported hore Indian River has been
foeted of by Mr. Waller ana his ASSISTANTS sud brou sh
into the hseor t evening apparently not much injured Tue
schK Victoria arrived the Breakv.er -aIy this
Ing gh wrecked goods from the Brush bark Blyheswood
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The Trade on the Southern Division of the c. r. T. X. u
included in she report OF the Z. e Il {. X. x.
The report Of the C. 4. p. X 4. is for eleven months
The Trsde owing the scarcity Of the crops
Iuslly there being falling oil n the leading
ticlea
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TotAl,............&56o 19 $40 So, S57, 1913
A number of citizens of Albany have addressed a
remonstrsnce 10 the Legislature anst the extension
of the act for the construction Of the Albany and Sus
queharn no Railroad to from the city Of Albany to
Binghamto The principal ground of opposition ap
pear 10 be the Of constructing the work. which
the remonstrants assert will cost from six to seven
millions of dollars which is double the amount at first
minated.
TIE debt of the City OF Pittsburgh is 81 ,794, Of
which O. 500 600 is for subscriptions to railroads, and
for which the City holds the stocks.
Tie Auditor. General of Pennsylvania reports the
debt of the State on the let January, 1885, as;
Funded debt: ....t" oS4 gis ~
T Tn1S5SsS ic.n lpr 49, S5s 55a
ItnpO,aIy c.n May o Iss.:; 4IsasS S1@ 1882
pliesble to redemption Of the sboye..... <oo,fH ~
Y,;; ."
Funded debt.............. ......SSsH6'IW -
UufuIoed cebt...........'s'''.. ~ oso ~ N.
decrease Of debt since ls5,.......... s76o,sOs 81
This is exclusive of the debt Cancelled by the opera
ton of the Sinking Fund.
The Clereiand Herald publishes table showing
the value Of the produce and merchandise received at
and forwarded from that city, by the Railroads GEN.
tering there during the year 1854. The following is
an abtuact:
ROADS. Amt Reed; Am't Ford. Total
C., eos ma 80 ssa rs .StsIi 23css a.
C.v. 4 Toledo, Nov Div I77s,aoo 2,l72ico $4,000
Cleveland 4 PittsOursh.... 7sn,4si s6s4i5 Hissss5
eissO5.l7s $50 ss7, $50 sl07 2o63s
Lake Trade for 1884,. 5f5s.42s
Total. p-'oe55'ooo
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A novel attempt to raise the wind ws made one
n, hast week, BY fellow who came into 'ne n'e"

noxeI attempt to raise the wind w@ made one
~, ,.,, week, By fellow who came into the hoo'e
re 90 FrsnkEn-st, and informed the in"''se !.
Ne adjoining house wss in danger OF oe'ng 4 'o'o"
zoo, great leak in the xsterpiPe between tne Two
hsu,es which are separated by the vail only Aitsr
s,6,r;ny A supply Of water TO be drawn Oh Tor The
= .. ,be winter would have 20 be shut of
g. The street be asked the lady of the house for
a, vh;eh be lacked to procure new pipe, observing
g., !, oopld be deducted from the plumbers bill
Inn he sd finished the work and let the water on
again. He discovered the lady wss not so ve-dantly
syten o. he anticipated and made his way out Of the
house The water has continued 70 flow without 10
feIrupton. AZ he may attempt similar impcsitions
upon others, II is advisable should put the public
upon their guard.
UyBREw BgsEvoLEscE-The folio wing disposition
has been made OF he proceeds oftbe Concert given IN
aid OF Benevolent Societes last week, at Nibios
saloon:
nes.ip's si q 'i'''1
Els.I.eas 3 SOCIETY," Mr. j. Lyons, Flint
I.ae. ss.,' Society. 1Ms. Tob.. President 100 co
lief Of iIss,Dt Persons. 600 81 -,
ALOwER DEEP"
n ne Edifov Of tn. ". y. T,issrt.
SIR: ".Siz Gents apiece" say you for making
Shirts
piece Of humanity up IN back attic dong them ss Cents
Tho.e ready a, figure. can esleus'e for themselves
DisPISsARy DocroR, who sees al sorts Of thin,s
Ps-asd to find her Orn thread
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From Our Correspondent

From Our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA MGche-Ayvtred-s Jso +. Crouch,
Henderson Port Eizsbsth Chss A. Greener, M,rts New
York II. May, Whislow NewYork, Hebe, North. Peters
burg Va
Ciea,ed-Bnks Oss Ryder Boston; Union. Hewitt Mat.n.
sehrs Mary Bsots. Banks. aorsich; W Holmes.
Craw ford West Point; Chu Gunner, Marts Boston; En-
ma Haford, Savannah; Jno Crouch, Henderson. New.
Yori; Leesburg Nichols Salem; H. May. Window 8ans1s
Mass Cha4 A. Heeksher, Stables, New.York.
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At auction by Albert II. Nicolsy:

$500 MISSOURI state ndocd 5Et0So
100 New Yors Cspa Rev Certs. lint added leo
COS st. Louis City Bonds Of is70.......Int sdded S2i
New York and New Haven IT, 1885, added rs!
1900 Mich Southern Jackson Branch mt added 7of
1900 III and Wisconsin r lst mort. at sided s6t
lCtu hueson River Raj DAD ID msTtEsse.nt scded Ia
SO Loui.yie Portland Railroad ...nt sdded NJ
10 ECO California " ar Bonds t. 7st
700 Certificate Breckenridge Coal Compsny.....Slco
1875 Divoeno Cets Gsiens and Chicago Union X R.. 81
LEO shares Warrington Slate Company &c
so ,hsI,s uosou River Railroad ............. Ssl
Ito sbsrs Gu nberisnd Coal Company 81
10 ttnes Delaware. L.cksw and Western RI. eot
20 shares Merchants Bank 10
IS sbsr.s Chatham SO
" sha e. Greenwich Fire Insurance Company ia
leo shares ALE shsny (CosD Mining COMPANY. 10
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SUPERIOR COURT MARCH 8-Befors Judge SLossoy.
George Dedreekson administrator, ss Ere Railroad Co.
To recover damages for death Of wife OF plantif,
In ured iron the effects Of vhch sbe died in four d-y By
collision trains New JerCy. already referred to Verdict
o antif 81 o subject 10 The opinion Of the Court
vhetber the suit can be brought in Nes.York.
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TIE ret for moths and 10 days you viii notice
only Sc SIS 81 in Of the amount repaired 10 pay
NOR tbs interest on ls hostfsse Bcncs
twin be deserved that the Of the road are large
csrIe Of It's receipts This rseesssrly b. Until toe
receipts eonsaeby iIereset snd Shle an CON-
PEELED age and other trains 10 tom
pete with line for the Mes City banss, rvias
than proportion Of the benefit 70 eonneens ae
and that line eusrf bear proportion OF the erPeaes
render equivalent therefor except when compelled oy
IT. irieresf
IL ~ neroned that the repair that part Of the
road between Aes Buffalo, eaasea the decay Of tire
and the wearing out Of on rails long In have been very
eerst.rsb and will eontpue 10 be s the ensens
ear Bot With Of - 70 Is y eest above the pres
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HEBREW BgsEvoLEscE.-The folio wing disposition
has been made Of he proceeds oftbe Concert, given IN
aid Of Benevolent Societies, last week, at Nibos
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-In the Senate, Mr.
Brodhead, from the committee on Naval At
fairs, reported joint resolution for the re-
lief of the Kane expedition.
The Judicial Reform bill then came I'D as
the special order, the question being on Mr.
Chase's amendment to dispense with circuit
services on the part of Judges of the Su-
preme Court, and to reduce the number OF
said Judges. No action was taken.
large number of memorials were pre-
scented and referred. The Senate then went
into Executive session.
In the House, several unimportant bills
were introduced and appropriately referred
The Speaker announced the first business
in order to be Mr.. Orrs motion to commit
to the committee of the whole the amenda-
tory act to graduate the price of public lands
to actual settlers. Objection being made
MIR. Orr withdrew his motion, whereupon Mr.
Campbell renewed the motion to commit
which was disagreed to. Other amendments
to the bill were discussed. The question
being taken on the homestead amendment
was negatived The substitute reported by
the committee on Public Lands was agreed
to.
The House then went into committee of
the whole on the state of the Union, and after
ransacting some unimportant business, ad
ijourned.
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HeRsID Affairs A most shocking aifair-or ra'
taer combination Of herrors-was brought to an
issue In this town last piabt. Germ named An
q ttue girl, daughter of Mrs. Ida Weber living
near , i)rence's mil. The villain after lied,
cut returned the latter part of the last week and
Saturday night FIRE the barn of the mother Of
his victim, which consumed. Warrants were
got cut for his arrest aud Sunday evening he
traced toa place of coNceslnent. At the moment
officer NJ. Wright entered the door, the miserable
wretch shot himself in the stomach, and led almost
Instantly. IL found he had al.o taken a large
quantity of arsenic. Justice called TO view thu
body. but no inquest vas deemed necessary -Rdh.
rag IN. = Register, sth,
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TURNPIKE, FOUR MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest of Mr.. John d. Thomas, (who has removed to
larger place owned BY hm.) we will sell on FRI.
DAY, 18th January, 1855. at O'Clock P. NJ. if fair,
If not, the next fair day. the small but very desirs-
near the Brooke Turnpike Plank Road 4 mile s
from Richmond, adjoining the lands of Messrs Thos
M. Ladd, John B. Crenshaw and Mrs. DR.. Chamber
layne containing IS acres. more less The build
ings are comfortable and sufficient for ordinary
Sized family. There is also good Barn, excellent
Stable &c.
About third of the tract is in wood and timber;
the balance cleared and in fine heart
TERNs-One- fourth cash; balance at l. 2 and yrs ,
for bonds, bearing interest," secured by trust deed
jag GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.-Flour and Wheat
unchanged. White Corn 81 a 90 cts; yellow
93 a "a cts. Pennsylvania Rye sl.33. Large
receipts OF. Wheat and Corn.
New YORK, Jan. l0.-Cotton tending up
wards firm and demand moderate. Flour
unchanged. Wheat is a trife higher Corn
tending upwards, and holders firm PORK
firm, with an upward tendency. Beef dull
and tending downwards Lard unchanged.
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BY GODDIN Il APPERsON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO

Il SCREWS. PRESSES. FLATTENING MILLS
AND LARGE QUANTITY OF LUMBER. &C..
AT AUCTION As Trustee in q Deed, dated 20th of
corded in Richm nd Hastings Court. shall proceed
to sell at public Auction at the Tobacco Factory on
DAY. the 18th day of January 1855 commencing at
10 o'clock, all the Tobacco Screws Presses Fla,ten.
ing Mills &c therein consisting of the usual va
18th day of January 1876, commencing IL O'Clock
NJ, at the Lumber Yard at the corner of Leigh and
Foushee SITS q very large lot of excellent Lumber
suitable for Tobacconists and others.
TERMs-All sums under $780, cash; over that amt
months credit, for approved endorsed negotiable
paper. E. g TOMPKINS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
ia 0-dtds
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FlREMEN ARRESTED-THE DIFF.
FICULTIES AT ERIE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-Eight men be.
longing to the Northern Liberties Engine
Company have been arrested for riotous
conduct. They were armed with guns, pis
tolls and slung shot. One was wounded while
resisting the officers.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has
granted a writ commanding Police Marsha
Keyser to depart for Erie with a sufficient
force to suppress any difficulty that may oc
cur there.
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T,RUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE

4 REAL Z FATE, ON THE CORNER OF
CARY AND 17Tp STS.-As trustees in a deed of
trust dated 9Th june 1913 duly recorded in Richmond
Hustings Court, in deed book No. 81, page 1879, we
misses. on FRIDAY, the 10Th day of January, 1855,
commencing at 81 O'Clock P. NJ the following very
valuable real estate, viz lot in the City of Rich
thereon 66 feet, running back the East line of
18th street $50 feet. to alley II feet, which
there stand several framed tenements. The title to
the foregoing real estate believe to be good but
we shall, as trustees convey with special warranty
only.
TERMs-Enough ip cash to pay bond eff 81 O0
and the interest thereon, and the expenses of sal
and with respect to the surplus of sale the terms will
be made known at the hour of sale.
l.. B PRICE, / r.
w. GODDIN, ) Afos'eoS'
Sale conducted by GoDoIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
ia
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL Es-
Il TATE ON MAIN BETWEEN 1sT AND Sd
STREETS. AT AUCTION-By virtue of Deed
Fulton, dated 9Th September, 1852 and recorded in
the Clerks Office of Richmond Hastings Court.
shall, on SATURDAY, Goth of January, 1855, at 81
O'Clock P. M upon the premises, sell the property
conveyed in said Deed being a Lot of Land on the
South side of Main, between LIST and I'd streets 'front.'
ing 37t feet and running back between parallel lines
I65 feet, bounded on the East by the property
veyed to said Fulton by Thomas Samanni and wife,
on the West by the Lot owned by the heirs of John
Lipscombe, decd.
TERMs-Cash sufficient to pay the expenses attend
Jog the sale, we'll of the bonds mentioned in
said Deed, with all interest thereon, amounting to
about $3.50; and the remainder payable in manner
to be made known at the time of sale
JUAN PlZZINI, Trustee.
ia1
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

\ REAL ESTATE ON FLANK ROAD. NEAR
RICHMOND AS Trustees in a Deed made by Sam'l
Henrico County Court, shall proceed to sell at
public Auction, on ths premises, ON THURSDAY,
the 18th day of January, 1855, commencing at 4
North side of Plank Road, Richmond opposite
the residences of Messrs. Charles Phillips and w
Smith, fronting Sc feet running back 1893 feet to an
alley. The title is believed to be perfect; but SELL
ing as Trustees we shall convey with the usual war
ranty.
The terms of payment, which will be remarkably
accommodating, will be made known at the hour Of
sale. w. GODDIN, ln.
]. G CABELL, ifeS'ees'
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
jaS-dtds
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New York, Jan. 1o.-The steamer North
Star has arrived with later California ad-
| vices. She brings two hundred passengers
and over million dollars in specie The pasi
sengers by the Golden Gate arrived at San
Francisco on the 18th
The North Star left Aspinwall on the LIST
inst. She was detained there two days by a
violent storm, which resulted in great de-
struction of life and property. The brig
Flying Cloud was destroyed, and the captain
and several men drowned. Several other
vessels were lost. The wharf at Aspinwall.
belonging to the Steamship Company, was
carried away.
The Russian ship Kamschatka, at San
Francisco, is known to be q privateer She
has an armament of ten brass guns, and is
manned by 100 men.
w. L. Brandburn, Judge of the Tenth Dis
trict of California, has been indicted by the
grand jury at Yuba, for an assault with dead.
ly weapons on G. p. Singer.
Tobacco of superior quality has been
raised in some parts of the State.
The miners are very anxious for rain
Nothing farther has been heard of the an
nexation treaty, at Honolulu. Accounts from
the whaling fleets are very disastrous
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Intelligence from Bogota represents that
the Melo party has suffered total defeat
Melo and his principal officers were captured,
and General Herrera killed
Ex-President Prieto, of Chill, is dead
Advices from Calao state that the govern
ment forces under Moran had been defeated
by Domingo Elias. Moran was taken prison
er, tried by court martial and shot
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-The last ballot in the
Legislature for L. s. Senator resulted as fol
lows Atchieson Sc, Doniphan 81, Benton 40
Wilson !. This was q strictly party vote.
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In account of the loss by the fire Saturday
morning. that of Mr. John II. Bsy was stated at
$1,000 or 5000 We arc informed that his loss was
about S71Go, $1,000 of which WAS covered by In su-
rance This loss OF MIR. Eames was Inadvertently
printed S25,ooo instead of S3>Oo.-Lyachbrg Ti,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-11
TRUSTEES SALE OF CANAL BOAT

Il LITTLE TENNESSEE AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed of trust to me- executed by Eus-
tace Appleyard, dated the 7th day of April, 1854
duly recorded in the Hastings Court, Richmond /
shall proceed to sell at public auction, the Basin
bank in the city of Richmond, the Office of
Eustace Appleyard, the Canal Boat Little Ten
nessee," with Its appurtensnces
The sale will take place on MONDAY, the 18th of
F January 1855. at IL O'Clock NJ
Terms cash. T.. J. PICOT Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
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