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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

RETURN OF IMaIGRANTs. - The New York
Courier says, that contrary to the expectations
which had been formed il view of the large de-
crease Of foreigners seeking our shores, the
number who have returned to their native
countries, during the past year, is not large in
proportion to the number who returned the year
previous, taking into consideration the immi-
grafton Of the two years. The largest falling
off of immigration is of Germans, and fewer Of
that nationality are returning than of other
great countries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING !.

ORLEANS THEATEE. = Rossinis grand opera
de Comte Dry - and "Quand On Ma Pas lie Son."
h ST.. CHARLES THEATER 1.-The Pyne and Har-
rson Opera Troupe" Bohemian Girl " and farce, "kiss
in the Dark
GAIErY THEATER. Azael; or, The Child Of
Israeli introducing Mr.. Keler'S Tableaux.
PELICAN THEATER. --Signor Donetti's wonder
full Troupe of educated animals in variety Of Perform
ances. as = NJ
FLOATING PALACE MUSEUM. Menagerie, au-
toaton circus ancient eo cosmoramc views and per-
formances on the tight rope.
OLYMPIC CIRCUS COMPANY. - Corner Of st.
Louis and Basin streets.
VANNuoHI's MUSEUM. =. Wax statuary and
Grand soiree Magques every evening. living ourane
outang 5 g III ar .sl5, INK
Col. WOODS MUSEUM The Infant Esau
American Gisntess and Swiss Warbler. No Is st. Charles
| street. ~ ra Fl '&n# @.la
THE GREAT BEAR-No. 95 St. Charles street
The largest bear ever exhibited.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

Mr.: James G. Cox, for many years citizen
Of this parish, set out with his negroes some
time IN December for Western Texas, where he
had determined to locate We learned that
while crossing prairie forty niles wide, the
cold northers attacked his party, and eight of
his negroes troze to death, and two of his
wagons we're cut up and burned as fuel to save
the lives of himself and the balance Of his ne
groes. Mr., Cox was himself seriously ILL.,
[Cadd0 Gazette, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

RAILROAD TRAVELLING IN WINTER.--The fol-
lowing description of a recent occurrence on the
railroad between Toledo and Cleveland, Ohio,
isone among many that now are experienced in
Northern travel:
While in the forests of Ottawa county, the
connecting water pipes leading from the tank
to the boiler froze and burst, rendering the en-
CINE useless, except so far as the water already
in the boiler was Of service. The engineer de-
tached his engine and started for the nearest
station for help, but had gone only short dis
lance before he ran into snow drift, without
the possibility of extricating himself. The train
was left in the woods. three or four miles from
any dwelling; many of the passengers were wo-
men and children. The intense cold occasoned
much suffering; several feet and hands were
frozen one Of the fremen on the engine, after
they had run into the snow bank, had both feet
frozen. and the engineer and two other persons
carried him mile, on their backs, to the near
est house; the poor fellow suffered intense pain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

sB1LLoosINa EXTRAORDINARY Harvey
Moore, Of Lawrence county, Ohio, claims to
have discovered 9 principle by which direction
can be given to an air-ear, and its speed aecel-
erated Or retarded at the will Of the engineer
or pilot who may take charge Of it, and without
the use Of ballast or waste of gas in the ascent
OF descent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

CONTESTED ELECTION SUR WITHDRAWN Yes
serday In the First DISTRICT Court Mr. Bozonier with
dreT ha suit contrasting the election Of Mr. Jules sora
para constable Of the Fourth Justices Court This
avery sensible move the past Of Mr B., and should
be initiated BY all contestants This thing of trying
getinto Office Through the medium Of judicias tribunals
instead Of is most odious aud unpopular
procedure with tile people, and should be thought
OF BIZ any man who has political future before him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

tJogYIN's GLOVES leighton Barbot, COR
ner Of Canal and 81 Charles Streets in another
column that they have large supply of Jouyin's kid
gloves than which better be found in the
kata &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26
J. Nep Orleans Ionep @arsets
.CREscEN- OFFICE, No, 70 CAMP STREET
Eridny Euaninn lam OF lGhG

CRgscEv- OrrIcE, No, TO CAMp srRrEr, I
Friday Evening, Jan. a5, 1856. !
The Baltics advces which laid before readers
this morning not well received and their effect
perceivabe in the silence in cotton and the downward
tendency In bresdssufs On the financial market they
had no influence whatever. s4.g 4 s.vis5 .5
The tone of the Exchange Market under good supply
and the willingness Of Banks to sell, prevented any adj
in rates. and large SUMS were taken at Il cent
discount for checks and bankers sight drafts Now
York. On the streets there was good supply Offering
and three days sight sold at u discount and ten to
thirty days sight ruled at all prices from to * and
H. In sixty days bankers drawing at to ~ and
tx discount according to sums required Outside opera
tions from az to 2sS and TX discount Boston
and Philadelphia This is Improvement, though for
short sight say five ten days. bankers of repute hold
from x to y There has been more doing in Sterling
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26
sateUNys the Cheapest,
A ND THE BEST.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WELL-MADE CLOTHING
FRESH SUPPLIES RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMSHIP.
LIRE D M U.NR OE & CO.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET, "a
special their present asaortmen.
SEASoNABLE CLOTHING.
OVER COATS, of every description;
CLOTH FRoCK COATS, ell q1alites and COLOR;
/ BUSINESS COATS, Of every description;
CATELONIANS, CLOAKS and TALMAS
Fancy Cashmere PANTALooNs, splendid variety;
Black Doeskia PANTALooNs, all qualities;
VESTS OF every description, rich aud beautiful.
A very extensive assortment Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
4 OF every deserp ton,
3 SHlRTS-the largest aBEortment in the city,
BOYS OTHING,
Made in the beat to which particular attention
queated
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every description Tranks Vasea
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas etc.
Clerks speaking Spanish Languages always
tendance.
ER- NO TRoUBLETo sHoW GOODS.
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
JANIS 9p6t "a Magazine street, Of Gravier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

rs Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint rank difficult We pleased
point remedy which has many
cases. which safely nibe
rsseung thousands unmely
grave. Hoand's Bers, prepared by c.
NJ Jackson the German Medicine Store 7o Arch street, Phad
pha Sea advertisement jan4 Imd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

NAVAL COURT MARTIAL,-A dispatch of the
18th, from Philadelphia, says:
A naval court martial was ordered to assem-
BILE here day, at the Navy Yard, for the trial of
Commodore Robert Richie, charged with using
insulting language to Captain Sam'l F. Dupont
concerning the action of the late Naval Retir-
ing Board, of which Capt. D. was q member,
and by which Com. Richie was retired on full
leave pay, Its organization was prevented by
the absence of james Mcintosh and Com. B. B.
W. Kennedy, Judge Advocate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

LmE OF s. S. PRENrIss j G. Morgan, Ex-
change Place. adjoining the Post-oce has new supply
Of the memoirs Of ss. Prentss work that ought to
beSpurchased by every Lousanian and which will well
repay every reader wherever he may reside and whatever
his political proclivities may be. s@ i|E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

s%LgeEUM ALL.-Individuals or associations
desiring to make useof the Iycsum Hail. will by the
advertisement that in order to do So they must apply
Samuel 2. Jones, ESD librarian No. 10 City Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

: BLACKwooD's sMAGAzINE.--Mr - G. Morgan
hasfarored With copy Of Blackwood for the month
Of Deeember as reprinted by Leonard Scott & Co., Of
New York. Il is.a very intereetipg number. lE-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

Rich COPPER MINES We have on our coun-
ter some very rich specimens of copper ore,
brought to us by Dr. G. A. Mcintyre, from the
Canton Mines of Cherokee county, in Georgia.
The ore yields twenty four per cent of copper
and one and half per cent of silver, making
ton of it worth something over $160 This seems
to US to be very rich return. Mobile Trib
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

=5g We are indebted TO the officers of the
I'm. Kennet for late papers from st, Louis, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

Usua ] Knapp. the last survivor Of Washing
toms life guard, died at Newburgh, N. Y, on
the 10th inst, aged ninety-nine years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26
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and charsad accordingly; ESTABLISHMENT O.
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Tpfseount Will - niads y regular adyersiaa
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Aax n eirsslassS largely seaching many hnn
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IS oasAnssgoossly published II III columns. @
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Ispasshsd morning as q ayear. invariably ad
Having throughout Loaiaans
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

CoTToN.-The receipts Of cotton for the "a
hours ending at O'Clock last evening, were, by the
Natchez from vicksbnrg, 1876 bales; 8. J. Trabue
from Miliken's Bend bales schooner Giyity from
sauria, $50 bales Storm, from Alexandria, 1856 bales
Compromise from Alexandria, III bales W. G. Young
from ouachita River 1l7s bales; i, NJ. Kennett %.
hales California, from Mobile 172 bales VIM, Bagaley
from Meatgo 4, a75 bales Total, s,156 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

There has been but little doing in Western Bank notes
this week All Uncurrent Bank Notes of reputation
purchased reasonable rates by quotations below
which are those of H. B. Merre Co.. who also continue
| to buy Uncurrent Coin and Bullion of all kinds.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26
347 lE9a3l q y WI Il a
s;FEsR or EgE LEGISLATURE

Our telegraphis intsllig snee from Baton Rouge
ID I'LL although not unexpected by US.
Tscsnt visit n The Capitol convinced rs that
/ tts ntsi aritty il tha Senate would do what has
B been done, WI: deprive AIessrs. Michel, Burke
and Basthe u thsir seats, and admit Messrs.
ISL. Paul, Hyams and w Tiers upon the floor
as Senators. We ore notiy sufficiently posted
I'd make up 8 iud gment aa TO the artistic merit
u this ex trao rdinary procedure, but that the
psr4os nance was efeetual there can DO no sort
cf question. hi 81 8sst858 III sy 55
Nh presume the same process will be at
tempted upon the contested members Of the
House III Repressn tatives. As in the Senate,
and asWith the oontesting officers in the Parish
DE- Orleans We suppose it will BE- in the House
the jjority entertaining q holy horror Of re-
fferring anything to B jury Of the sovereign
people. Il
Well, phiIoaophyy IS 4 great thing and we
sprlas ourselves upon the possession Of that in
saj unct 70 . happy editorial room,
suSl % tIss guage Of one of Ethi-
opsa'a sGbl ands III assts descendants, We
Dressed ann ex pects muffin,
To den dey amt gwine 70 be ssdisap ted =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26
AND ling l5l
Stop that EBregdfaxs C0exgKss

call the attention the public the great aud valuable remedy
for Colds Coughs Asthma andConsnmptinnDR. DAvlSS COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Tha unrivaled
ony relieve speedily hen all other manH
failed Make experiments the aeica tasue OF the
lungs this safe and healing remedy Under is n
Cough splitting Of blood pre
vented breathing rendered soft and the unfortunate
restored from the awful condition of Consumption 10
q healthy ard comfortable existence. Sold by
J. WRIGHT g. CO., ..-.
81 and 15l Chsrtres street.
isnel op5t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

BUSINESS. On the streets yesterday the dust
very aptyea brisk wind blowing all day from n D.
to 8. ., Raw and cloudy weather, with slight sprink
ling Of rain gave indication that spell Of weather.
compared to what have had for fifteen days past may
be- expected The levee looked something like March
day With the ns scattered here there and flying
I'll ahons. There were some arrivals Of boatsone from
Cairo bringing the usual assortment Of grain and reports
the Ice very heavy in the Ohio and Upper Mississippi
few hours Of heavy rain with two three days Of mild
weather above, viii, however, set The whole in motion
the meantime 1t Is gratifying to observe there 10
advance m -four and during the past two days
even under the slight Liverpool Of which yea
teraasa intelligence was the main purport, There was
no revival in general market for bread
asafgs. ~ 5$
TWO boats arrived yesterday from Alexandra, with faiE
loads 81 cotton, and report low water An arrival from
the Ouachta reports rise Of sxinches in that stream
In the meantime, strong eastery winds will bewaft
Ing vessels into port there viii be want Of freight
ing facilities for the vast products which will
come TO our market on the resumption OF navigation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26
-s... "9G IMPORTANT
To those Us51sg StGa' Candies

invited to the fac. that Of the Star Caudlea offered for ale
DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT, that what 10 fod pound
actually weighs fifteen ounces packages marked
fall three snd pounds This
does upon Wholesale Dealer sell packages
weight upon the Retailers who sell upon
the who thus for out oneen than thsy
receive.
The subscribers have always ade their Candles fall aan
pound their eight which may
by testing them their experience the business
enables article equal quality 10 the msrka
they solicit the Of who study er
Interest," tho time dealing.
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
undersigned Can ies.
jams 9p3m JOSEPH LANDS CO., SO Tchoup!toulas street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26

HE slI An4s The mail due yesterday ailed
from beyond Mobile, o. come point lsbama o. sasFs
ga, but doea not matter Whera from as 1t
GENE. received fair instslment Of back pers dues
The America was expected to arrive in Bottom Or
Friday the 18th inst. The European malls will, there
fore BIO due this morning provided Mr.. Campbes
tractors viii it, otherwise they will BE- Of service this
week. 8aIi $53&i AZ a5t$ 5 55g @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26
GOLD AND silver

Amer. DOL pr. prem 40 Franc Piecess s93 81
'Dcl. to pr CT prem 10 uider Pieces $685.
Mex. IDOL 4G44 cprem Thaer Pieces 1901 81
Pillar Dolls IL Mexican Doubloons 5 6015 Il
Five a6@96 Spanish iDouboons .i6 6@l6 Il
Soveegns s3QSs IS California Dust 1t IS per
California Coins. ...l9l Il pr etdis F..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-26
uNCuRRENr NOTES.

Mihgourl....,,...,.I per cent. ulf
Indiana. .......sss.-..... lWlEa
Ohio. .............-.......lG9i ~
hentucky.. ...,... ..tss.s 1n9 p
West FeIiciauR Railroad =,
Company Reasonable at --..
Bank of Nav Orleans. par
illinois. 4to S II cent, dis
Land Warrants. e3@s6 cts pr. acre
Mississippi Mutual insurance Com
pany Certificates Of Aberdeen re
deemable by H. 3. Merrell d Co
at,......,.....11S q cent. dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

EowE-ruHKINGrOS-On wednesday svesial hsv. 10
By the Rev james Msss tie rrsteses Of the bssdss
n,sther Mr. JsAes Rswe 10 Mise Mary TuhinCtsa, ~ Il
hh city
sNULL-UNpERHiLIs-k STAG Sas rAsnisy, De 3
Il the Prrsh,sr~sn ChorcA By he e-s wassa PArasS
Tscnu l. Small 20 Ella daughter u he iAts Z. n Usas>
hill. GEO.. Ill ~ the pssc~
sTURGEss-BARTHOLOMEW rhsrsdsy evsaiss. psA
BY re bev. Dr. Os<ood Mr.. David c. Surge b niss
Fmua BxrcsocmeS. ell Of his city.
SrEwART-UUnPBRyyS-0s Wednesday eveSSsG Des-
in DR. Cbe-vrs Church by the Rev Z. l. Cayles ,. :.
s,evs,t Of D-rcit seA, 20 Lse ssly dsashsss Il W.
Humphreys Of this city
ToLrFREE-sowRoN-oa rsesdsy Dec ~ the Rss.
CORY. william Toetree 10 Marin Aneiis SsasAsa u
Joba 5. Rowrop ~ ~
TuCkEk-AuCHhUTf-lar rinty Chapel % rNsrskav.
Dec By the Rev. John raeker Rector Of tie ChsvsA q
Toe hy Cross Troy REGARD Szass racke< Brsskivx -
Ma,sr Ales daughter Of the s,s Richard Aashasty q
VANDERBILT MecoMUs-Os Ne.Ssy, Dee. L ,, ~
va. 9s.es Ps.ser Of tee Ma:,ssss chsrsA lsls .
heCouvs Of PhilssspAiA Psss
WALiiN1-alo4lNs SO. weAnsly De- By tie Rev
Nis. ca a.llA Hss,s Of Nev. Yosh CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08
MARRIED.

ARMsTRONG-HAyEgEYE Thursday, Dec T. By the
osuthter Of William y. Hsvene3er,s sq
BLIsH.KELLYin hi. city, on Wednesday Dec By tho
Rev Mr.. Cornell, NJ Henry NJ bna 10 Mss hn'uA A.
Kelly. both ofthis city.
DoNFE-BEARD-op Tqe'Ssy Dec is Bro%Sslyn, BY sh.
There's Besr6 ofJersey. Europe
DURAND-sMITB-O Thursday Dec T. BY the Rev J. T.
se6s Mr. sG5g Dar,Id Of e ri. sy Mary smith, d'a'A
De ARAUJo- gsESwEIN-on Wednesday, Dec. 3 BY the
Rev Dr. Hsht I.n.se Jo;o De As..o ., oon Pol.ss.
this city
DE sRFE-sHIPPEY-on Tuesday, Nov. 10, in s., Johns
fsIeh s n o. Sc s. S.,y to ch.Siotts a.
beth OIL, of Josiah W. shppry e'q OF the p asa
FARANT-LowRY-I this city. on Thursday Dec by the
Rev Robert Lowry 81 Gf-eneu'h y Y, George safsnt
ofNo'ht va. 10 ALICIA daughter oil the ae '0'n !" Lowry
FIELD-KANE-on THURSDAY .'sninr Dec T. BY the Reg
p $ Cisuucey Rector OF st. James CAurch, Ass'ih L.
Felc to ssr.b Kane, both Of this city
OODRICH-MAsON-On w.lns.dsy Dec ;, a. TIE Mercer
Church, By the Re-, d. f5a, issS H. NJ
sou OF tbis city.
GUERINEAU-LTTrLE-on rhu.s:y, p,e. :, ey no r.,
Gte,ir.ad Mia. Mary, daughter Of james Lie' e'l
ali oftbis city
GAy-sTIvERs-By the Rev. R. & Patney harvey ,. Gay
NJ D. TO Miss C.6eripe AM s,veis both Of .his city
HAwKEY-wArERs-On Tuesday, Dec; ey 70. Rsv. 4
.ss b rss Mr. S c.s5s.. le .s ssaa miss anne
HARDENBERGH-CARNEs- Thqr'day De- q By ne
Re-, An,one yeren r. r. L. HardenbcTga " Henrietta D
UOLpFN-LYON-Ou WednesiSy Dec. Al the resdence Of
-, brooe No Isl Wet Fifteenth street. BY the Rev iona
isb Crane Chse. T. Holden TO Sas~s Jas Lyos daughter
II Nm. Lyon.
HARyTY-cRAIG-On Friday Dec g BY tho Rsv. Wn. s
Ksrr 81 Nail sniel Harvey TO ME- bi1s Cfsis
LATIMER-GOODWIN-Oa Friday, Dee. 5. BY fhe Rev.
lpA HoJt Of Fort Lee, n. j.. Dr. lanes La sr OF
Pfis6elE hia Jefsson County. Y 70 Susan GsoS~n,
| LINBERT-FORsHAY-O Tue.dsy ni.h., Oct By the
Brv sr Powell Mr. Waiter Lanbsit TO Mia Anna s'r'n'y
ali Of this city.
! MILNER-MERRITT-A, Trinity Chursa. s. Joen- New
Brunswick on Monday, Deo l. BY he Rev w; hAffison,
Charles l. Miner Of New York Lydia ecsEd dAastcf u
II o-. Merritt ESQ, Of 81 Damn. -
observation-disclosures On Thar.day. Dec 4. AZ the
r.d-no- Dr. T. Strstsn. By tns Rev Tereoss JONI
j. xsB~srDg, 20 Of yn. Coa1 to hss Ssfins iefS~s
6sUshtsE OF ths iae n. 1eTbos' u Utter County ~
NccRRADY -PIsHBR-In ths city. rhursday Dc y A.
Csy1y Church. BY the Rev DR.. HAWKS ~. We o.
ScCrssdy 70 MIS- Cs,serins h, dsashssf u "s D o
Fish-r.
| NANy-cUsEMkS-A Boron. o. ThuIsd1y, Dee ~ ne
Rev r. bert w. Cu.hn.An d. d hr Cssri-s a. naI ~
Mia Emily CushI-an daughter OF tae ono'A'"s 'S
MAJ all ~ Boston
EOLL-BlLLOw-Ou Thar.iay, Dec. NJ the Ssany ~
stree. R.u,i.r Church by the Rev seon ban'na JOIN "
Nell 70 A. BsllOw, ell Of teS Guy
OLEHLCOwLPs-At Pmmn s.en. Coss 90 ~ sans my
De D, the Rev DIT Potter Cbarie H. Oiry ., NewIofA
10 Conea danSh Solomon Covfes ESQ., =" 'Ao '"H
place. 49,, I'm,
7 RoGERs-srgvEss-O. Thursday Dc, I y TIE k., WV
IAN B.ch M John r. Rosrss u MAI H. sesss saas7
~ Of ysnss &svsas. CSC. "a o. uo NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08
FIRES.
y,RY BLEKNAS STREET.


-,,.., 10, o'clock Saturday mornirg fire occurred
~. printing Office Of Isaac j. Oliver on the 9Th
'n ~ No. 70 Beekman street. Damage about so.
WV TIRE IN wAsHIsGroS STREET.
a. q, o'clock Saturday morning fire broke out in
=, .,ldirc No. 427 Washington street, occupied by
-, A. Dalton, mahogany dealers. The fire origi-
81 IN the cellar but extiogushed before it had
',ruu,icsted to the upper part Of the building
ouaptity Of veneering Destroyed, and the firm
their loss at about 5000. They are insured as
e'u,rs; Relief Insurance Co., $500; Metropolitan
40 COO Hope 81 600, and Pacific 900. Total, 81 800
r.. "a no doubt but that the fire was the work of an
iscendisry.
IIRE FOOT OF DEsDRossEs STREET.
ro-.rd O'Clock the same morning fire occurred
:. p.bneaus bath house, at the foot of Desbrosses
.,,.et N. R., but being discovered at an early mo-
.,.,, i was soon eItnguisbed. Damage slight.
On Friday night last, the large steam cement mill
I'D buldnrs of shufedt Brothers & Co., at F4tbush
= kingston, Ulster County were entirely destroyed
h, FIRE. The premises had been sold by the Sheriff
~. afternoon previous and had been struck off to
YsvYork City creditor. 1t is reported that the fire
vas the work Of an incendarys The loss is immense,
nj mt vet known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

CorsrFRTEIIERs ARRESTED - The Pa'ersoa Etar-
dat. of Fri,v zves an OF nue u the s OF ,lee
L en capture of tssir entif- stoek OF not-,
,n.-syrr's toos press ard all iuPienel- tos
Curevrs ard Hudss With the sAcIiu tL4 is
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-1'tcn hurt open the Do and c-sh ne $3.50
TIE fellow 10 b syer1s a. lad no ,ine - hA u
.scsre hundred Of tWos on the Ne vas ~ ~
felt; priest that a Cashier ~ tue PAs<A-l -.
ooupterte,t b. bad eve 70 ~ go a. ,.
GIVE Prison srgs foh o. tnirs 81 H-
Ban OF ksg jersey Ct New Brunswick Wa tana A9,
large lot Of bank note paper snI nuubr et epf s.s lne
peper IL edssly handcrfea and tAtts - psoe 90
he PRINTING pes. tls &c slsa " ~ s.., -
fiosr. Joan CS.l and Peter AsOfIn,s tNo oene. "
tie AnE s;ferwsri spsred Tie hf' phsoue. 90.
fs~i prnt1 ios Of b ior the OceAa Bah P.ne>
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