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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
Brooklyn City News.

MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE Lat evening" an aged wo-
man, named Elizabeth Hudson, who resided with her
daughter in the upper part of No 270 Hicks street. was
burned to Death by her clothes taking fire. She a.
most helpless With and being left alone the roam,
came IN contact with the hot stove aud before aid
rived was gaspng her as breatb-her clohing ali lrn-
ed oil her body She found lying the hoor when
The other occupants entered she eighty one years
ole The Coroner was notified to hold inquest.
CAPTURE OF BrRGLARs.-Two Italians famed Rose Cac-
ciero and Antori Severe broush. before Justice
smith yesterday morning. The of these men waa
rather curious burglary had been committed ON the
corner OF Frcnt street ana Ste warts alley on Sunday
morning Tie occupant to the ferry intercept the
sneTes ross't!.. He there two men Who
had large carpet bags In iheis possession and accusing
nem OF the burglary proceeded to take them into
tooy beng aided py The about the ferry The men
detended themselves with knives and although sas as
cefaned that they we,e not the persons who had ente
"a his horse they were locked the charge feio
Nous assaut On Examining their carpet bags it was
ascerthiEed that they filed with large amount OF
rev clio hing evidently stolen. Subsequently, the goods
were ceptined having been stolen the night from
The store CT her'y b. Hswley, No. so Myrtle avenue
Gotcs amounting to 81 0c0 IN vauo had been tsksp Of
wnieo ms vas portion The accused were thereupou
committed to'apswer the charge of burglary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
Personal Inteiligt nee.

- AuSciAs&ences
Mr. Thackeray deivereda lecture in Savannah on ths
18th inst. - -
Mrs. 7. + Mesgher is quite Ill at the fremont Houss.
Boston.
srs Frances d. Gage Of ST. Louis was lecturing lev
Gays since in Decatur, H., on Won ans rights.
The Legislature Of Maryland have elected DR. Dsunds
Claude, the present incumbent TO the Office of state
Treasurer.
The Rev. Newton Cloud has been elected prncipsl oe
the Illinois Institution for the Deaf and Dumb in place
Of Mr.. Officer, resigned
ARRIVALS.
AZ The Metropolitan Hote-Lord and Lady Buvy Enefsns.
Co. O. Walker, British army Daniel Lambert do: il~v1
Law Canadsi Capt A. W spreule st Louis; W. Cheeocv
u g. Nj L. r. sangar, ST Louis Col j. w. Markhsm X ~
lucky Hon j. @ son, Illinois, Charles Clapp Name RSv
o. Van Rensselaer, Bur Ingon; Jusus Stcn6urcr WssirS
ton Territory; T. Shankand, KAnsns Tcrrory y hossrt
Griffin, baltimore; A. M. Perry, Cleveland -
From Eo5ok IN The steamship jamestown Nelsn,
~ UeIs9Ss & 4 a Read Jas Johnstor w. Dooh W
NaDp'n F rss McCsDn Ihos Csmpbe "a stewart Ma
dickinson G smith Field B Dixon and lady samusi Al
baIron y H. howard y. O. Ford ard lady, John Bovnrn
}oSn Wh,seSk VIM Waers VIM Thompson Lossr
dSSn oSn a. we Wssaa, and sdy NASH nurse
wards, George Reynolds-ano Al In the steerage " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
Fires Ira New York.

FIRE IN STRING SrRxEr-MsiAscHoLy Loss or LIFE =
About oclech yesterday morning alarm given
in tire Fourth district caused by FIRE being oiscov
in the panoorte saesroom Of Mr. Robert Glenn SO Spring
street The hremen snd police quickly at the pre-
mses the doors wes broken OPEN and the fire very
extnguished under the supervision Of Chief Eogiaser
Carsop, ON the aoor in the part of the ROOM by
one ct the pianos was found Irostratei the body of M
Glenn. At Grst he was thought to be alive, but on
acpg tie body in the hall lite found to be exnc.
II seems hat for soe time past in of ia mi
y difficulties, Mr. Glenn has not occupied sleeping apart
ments mp stairs, but slept cot in the On
sunday evening the deceased was somewhat under
the infuar Of liquor and Ia that lndiou he was seen
togo TO bis home, When found he fully dressed,
AID bad TO signs cf any Surnirg about his person
TO has teoco'Les in lis endeyors to escape became
sufocated by the smoke, fell in that way lost his
lie The fire was very traipg. merely destroying cot
dersand that the deceased possessed considerable pro-
peIty. lie has lett wife and children The BODY was
pqses peased vas sbou 50 Of .se The
damage to planes will probably amount to about 5000;
covered by assurance The grocery store IN the base
mert lept ty G J. Nesc enccrf was oamaged BY water
the amount Of about S100 Insured Tor $500, 10 the
North River Insurance Company
BURNING 4 STRAW BED AND BEDDING. between IL and
O'Clock on Monday morning fire was discovered in a
straw bed in an apartment occupied by James A. p Low
ther on the second floor Of the tenement house No. 27
Madison street. 1t supposed to have been caused by
caressy leaving piece OF candle burning Loss about
SIS. No insurance.
FIRE IN THIRD smn1.-About O'Clock yesterday morn
ing FIRE broke out in grocery store at la Third street.
occupied by Frederick Favor. The remen prompt
ly the spot and put out the fire. Damage about
500 Insured in the Rutgers Insurance Company for
500
F,RES THIRD AvENuK.-About o clock yesterday morn
rg fire vas discovered in the dollhouse of John Hauser
corer OF y.eghth street and Third avenue. II was
exiting ushtd by few pals OF water, before mnch
campge was done. 1t originated from the hus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
City Intelllcence.

WlHRE ARE THE FIRE WARDENs s--We noti;e that II !
laws bddg the erection of wood and frame budngs
within the city limits frequently Violated BY builders
ard notice Ia taken Of the fact by the Fire Wardena
whose duty it is to investigate and report upon all such
cnses The way in which the law is evsded Is by tha
occupants OF wooden bridipg 10 build an a,diioaal
story and after sards rebuild the lower portion Of the
house, thus making entirely edidse and beating
the dsvi! around the bush in such not st
tract suspicion There arc several buildings Of TINS char
scer row going in Divisi street. East Broadway
other streets the east side Of the city and it is bs
hoped that the Fire WsTdens will attend TO them im ne
da'ey. The law forbidding the construction of thase
bucirgs is good one, and mas saved this city many
disastrous connav ration,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

DFAIH FROM SrFrocAnoS-Coroner Perry held an in
quest yesterday at s Spring street. upon the body OF
ramed Robert Glenn, panoorte maker by occups.
,iop who suocaied III slight FIRE that broke out in
his factory situated above yesterday morning The
deceestd in the habit of seeppg the warerocms
vito his BED orswp cIuse TO the Ere. is supposed that
the tedcothes became ignited, thus the Are was
oiiepatec. lie deceased has left wife and seye raj
children tehind him. Verdict" Accidental desth.n
FATAL AccDENT.-toroncr Connery held an inquest al
the New Yo,k Hospital upon the body Of man named
Ecwsrd McDeimott, who died al the above Institution
from fracture OF the pevs received by the Gazing in
enbsDknent at Lebanon, N, j. Decsssed was "a
years q age, and vas native Of Lelani. Verdict
Accidental death."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
Police Intel; uence.

AN ALLEGED CONFIDENCE GAME DETECTED.
retpectsbIe lookiog man, named Richard Moore vas
taken into custody by officer La.y OF the Tenth ward
police charged with having obtained monev under false
Wetepces rem Messrs Ma,grett Co., express messen-
gers. The complainant in the case, Webster A. Coun.
freeman a clerk 10 the employ of Messrs. NJ Co. al
lsges that on the I'd inst he proceeded with package
CT bills, amounting to $780, to the residence o. Mr. Trea
MR. at SIG Hudson street, where he met the accused
sant ing On The door step Couhtleeman says that
No. re represented him elf to be Mr. Treanor getting
the money into his esson, signed receipt for th,
same In few day afterwards the trick discovered
that Played the confidence game upoa ths clerk Yes.
tefday afternoon hexever, The myssry cleared up
As Countreeman inquripg for Miss Mary Gooirich
OF No. SO Essex street. Tor whom he hsi pack
age Of SlC0. he met Moore the door step
when the latter in answer to the clerks inquiry,
said be Miss Goodchs brother and would take
cf tie package The clevk, closely examining the
GENTLEMAN, discovered that he the identical
PERSON who had served him beautiful trick about two
.seks ago, ard accore rgy be gave the alarm and had
the prisoner taken into custody 1t is supposed that
Moore has been long watch ing the clerks Msssrs Mag
lett Co.'S establishment, with view OF awinali6g
them IA the manner described Moore was brought be-
where he WAC committed for examination.
BURGLARY AND ROBBERY.
Cn Sunday night, some burglars entered the premises
Iex door TO the Tweneth ward station house and ic-
cetded carrying of about 81 600 worth OF money
evely The house where the burglary teok place being
enemsnt several OF the inn a,es arrested on
fuaticion OF having committed the offence and
taken 10 the Second District Police Court where they
~ere upon hearing discharged from custody. Suose-
qutnt'y, man named Jonn Kelly arrested on
chaTge Of havlug committed the burglary anc robbsIy,
sId was held toT examiI alton ty Justice Dawson.
CHARGE or PERJURY--sTRAw BAIL.
Thomas Lewis, colored man, taken into custody
yesterday by Sergeant Jouraon, Of the Lower Police
Curt, charge of swearing slsey in regard
property he said hs owned when he became bail for Ro
bent Oliver, CT 40 Marton street Lewis that he
street, when he signed the bail bond 1t has since
been ascertsned that his statement in regard to the
property totally untrue. Lewis was conveyed he
fore Ju ce Welsh at the Lover Police Court where he
was connitted 70 prison for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
Jersey City News.

TIE STEAMSHIP PEIssiA.-The number OF vimters wi,e
vert board of tie Cunard steamship Persia at he
deck in Jefscy City yesterday is varousy estimated to
&c fre 5000 to o00 who paid ing EACH for the
etntft Of the poor fund in the hands ths City Ms-
sioDary IheyefseI thronged from 10 O'Clock A N
until P. NJ, the visers expressed great DELIGHT ~
The magnitude and beauty OF the ship. Several sueht
iooheres. perpetrated by pickpockets, occurred On
board. She will be open for inspection to-day. Hsr
cca and the most Of her cargo ready Tor her depax-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

:. betore lion. Judge BtadY.
FEB 1S.-ArthiJdd Cbchyone rs. abraham, Dstinosr
Motion to discharge defendant from arrest denied VIII
$40 costs TO pain'iG
Sdmue r M,nsfr ts. B9yrmin Grecntcood.--If dcfe,f
an ahapde MS bis defence and permits Judgment an upc
lep his costs in this action sha be reduced tom ~
cunt claimed, hs elec ion to be mads In Ave- 60.
from tire entry tf tAis crGer asN
Wa'iam L. GotcSins as Rtlsz Gllmors,--Cr dero fre.
sace 10 John L. Xasgn Esq 'ss'@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

STEAM FOR BosToS-Ihe proprietors Of thu Norwich
and Worcester line have arranged to their steamers
Worcester and Shetache! outsie Long Island for freight
until the Sound is open, to connect usual at New
iolcon, with ths New LONDON wnNmsntic and Palmer
road and at Aliyus Point with the Norwich and w9-
ceser, for Boston, Providence, Worcester Lowell and
Northern New Hampshire AID Vermont This viii
able our merchants to business again with the
Eaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
Asia Minor.

We knew nothing Of Ksrs excepting tnat the town ia
occupied by two Russian battaons whilst another
msined In the camp formerly held by Moucaviefs army
The captured guns and munitions Of Kars have been
moved to Alesapdropo Invalid Turks have been sent to
the hospital at Ota. The roads closed by snow
Letters from Erzeroum predict scarcity soon in that
city.
hkendar Pacha seriously wounded on the 2sd De-
cember.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
HALIFAX. EaS. 18. 1856

HALIFAX FeS. Is, 1856.
The royal mail steamship Canada sailed from here az
10 O'Clock yesterday Sunday morning, for Boston.
Weather cloudy ard wind light, blowing from the South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

Bombay dates to January state that the Ssntha
ipsuIecon had been suppressed quiet regned through
out india
Great Britain is about to seize the Kingdom OF Oude
allow is king pension of half million of dollars 10
reduce it's army from $4,000 to 1900 men, and to ap
point the ErglIsh General, 0utram Governor Of the
country.
fair business had been dore In imports. Money was
scarce and exchange had advanced.
CANTON, Dec. 15-Anotber large fire had occurred at
Canton The trade in old teas there during the month
was bIisker, and but few teas in market con-
sequently operations were limited.
The failure OF several Chinese sheros had caused the
suspension of Messrs. Asp'nwal M,Keuds l. Co., with
liabilities amounting 70 S75O0cO. In consequence Of the
difficulties from these failures threats had been made to
stop the trade in teas and silks from Dec. 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

Mr. Psgenstreaeher and lady Mr. lady Miss Jins
hilton Mr. DTpkwater, lady and daughter; John Hl
ard iran MIR Dunstan and lady. Miss Woods Mr.. a,wen
hpsse Ewes Chsdboqrne LehMace Be- lanoG Crook
well, Chapman Armstrong, hickey. r. glass, Birkett
CharoW C M Hilton samnsop Eaton Donad, r, an, hughes.
Most MaSkear. speight, Becher Martin Christopher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
The Reported Safe Arrival Of the Pacific
in the Shannon.
Arrival Of the 9. s. steamer Arctic at Halifax
TIE CLAYTON.BULWER TREATY.
Highly Interesting Debate in the House
Of Lords.
ARBITRATION PROPOSED BY LORD CLARENDON,
&c, DC, DO.


ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.
News OF the return OF the Pacific received by Mr.
Collins yesterday afternoon, and sent thrill Of Joy
through the city. IT to him in the following des-
patch -
HALIFAX, Feb. 1S, 1866.
To E. K. COLLINS -
Aprvste letter states that the Pacific put the Shan
her way out Of the Channel on account Of the
severity of weather.
ALBERT PIISBURY, American Consul.
The Csrada arrived at Eslifax four O'Clock on Sun
day morning. and the report Of the return of the Pacific
not having been made known till yesterday afternoon
many led to doubt the accuracy Of the statement
It should be recolected in aipg difference Of time
in consideration that the working of the wires was inter-
tupted on Sunday night by and rain storm.
It is strange that private letter should mention the
Pacific at all, if she not really at port ia Ire
land The writer otherwise would have every to
believe that the r this side Of the Atlantic
Tbs following dispatches have been reserved at the
Herald Office
HALIFAX, Feb Is, 1855.
James Campbell, young gentleman of this city, who
arrived in England by the Canada on her last outward
trip writes to G. Murdosk Co., of Halifax as f,lo~s
LIVERPOOL Jan. 28, 1885,
Tho weather here has been very during the past
week. The Pacific obliged to put into the Shannon
river en- her way out Of the Channel and the Royal
Charter Australian steamer was forced to put back to
Plymouth. JAMES CAMPBELL.
This is all-no particle of news here to corroborase It,
HALIFAX, Feb. 1S, 1855.
The United States steamer Arctic arrived here at two
O'Clock this afternoon under SAIL with opeller foul
she has been no further than this point yet
have no news here of the Paci6,.
The following is list Ct the passengers who sailed on
the 2sd ult., in the PaciGc:-
Figuelias Mr.. Wilson, a. c. shiidon, Mr. Lieden A.
~. Atwater W Med pgal, Mr. Pauches and LADY, G. N.
Gutter Il. X, Haight H. Ge:z, Mr.. 3teere, l. Barbour
lady and child, H. Dutilh James Glen, A Ervng and
LADY, Mr.. Kershaw Mr.. Rid way A X. Carter Mr.. aopf
Mr. OReily, Mr.. Charesworth, Mr.. Charrinaud W. B.
s! m%ons mons and LADY VIM Topling, s B. Berridge lady
and child, Mss J. rdan. Wa. Peel Reilly, II. rmmec,
Misses Heck R. Espie Lappa, G. Jordan, W. Whitaker,
Cordosa, Dorizano, Wilson, A. Moore, lie Grand Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

The Emperor OF Austria mark Of consideration for
lustrious ally, and in respect TO Queen vstoa, has
pardoned Col. Turr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
Persia.

1t is said hat the Porte will send commissioner to
Tehersn to mediate in the dispute between Great Br
and Persia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

Satisfaction expressed that Paris selected as tho
place Of the congress Of negotiation. Peace Ia looked
upon hs certain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
NOTICE.
) THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
Will meet at
FRANKLIN BAIL, IN SIXTH STREET. NEAR ARCH,
! Al IL O'Clock, this day.
: FERRvARY iS, 1866.


The of this difference Of opinion to time
somewhat enveoped in the myster, which this party
throws around ell its movements; but, you are al
ready the Know Nothings in this State have split
tie nggsr question, and there Estate Coun
c each claiming to be regular The Council which rest
upon the platform adopted last June and generally called
the rational platform, meets in Franklin Hail. the other
halls from Rs aiding. The fIst call, above given, Is
supposed 10 have emanated from the Reading brothers.
tie President of the Grand Council Z. B. Bartlett, Of
Kentucky not having yet arrived It devoved upon the
Vice President to fix time Ard place for the meeting o.
The Council which done in the second call. II will
te noticed that the President in his CALL mentions
tne, and only particularzes Philsde phia. Nov Pha-
delphis since it has been consolidated Is very large
ard respectable manufacturing town. extending
several square miles OF territory and Brother BArtles
proclamation consequently somewhat vague and in.
distinct.
Things thus placed In rather queer position.
Tie State Council Of Pennsylvania bound according
to CUSTOM to find place for the meeting Of the Grand
Council. But here two bodies, both claiming to be
'rhe' State Council of Pennry vania, and which
regular could not be decided until the Grand Cjunc
hould meet and decide upon which set of delegates to
admit 1t was awful state Of things, AMI which
required great deal Of consideration the part OF the
brothers 70 SETTLE great many thought that as the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

ustrfas

The Official Gazette denies that political arrests hav
taken place in Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

There have been political arrests Of members
of Marianne Section, at Bordeaux.
Paris was extremely gay, and even the Paubourg st
Germain was coming out strong In balls.
The Monses~ publishes decree fixing tho import duty
On cotton brought froa the entrepots by 'rench
vessels at twen.yfye francs per hundred kogrannss
being reduction Of five francs the rate fixed BY the
tariff CT 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19


On part believed 10 be in favor of Law Tee Ohio
and New York delegations also claimed for Mr. Law
The taccans Of the last gentleman exceeding
y popular and like "Old virgnpy," they ''never tire"
ihe Ohio delegation is headed BY Lieut.. Gov. Thomas
II. Ford. They may make trouble on the twelfth
tecicn business and there will be streng effort to ig
the twelfth section. We shall have some patriotic
and good speeches from Pike of Arkansas but the mig
ger question may bolt it did last year. TIE
ory thing for the patriotic brethren to do is watch
and pray. have heard mentioned for the So
cond man the ticket II Law should be nominated The
North Carolina delegation talk OF Kenneth RAynor but
the ie ga is not received with much favor The Tennessee
and Kentucky delegations talk about Garret Da-
Wis. Florida, Arkansas and California are claim
ed for Law. Belfof Tennessee. and Crtenden Of Ken
tucky are also mentioned. l don't hear word aSou.
Clay on-the treaty business has killed him. and C,nn
modore Stockton to have been knocked into Of
his cwn cooked bats. Not Houston has made sign
of,tality. There might possibly be new man Gshed
up, but the tug is between Law and Fillmore The only
question about Law is whether platform be built
big enough to hold him.
There are two delegations here from California The first
was the same served here last year. and the second
elected by anotl State council which holds its char
ter from Louisiana. So there viii he some fun
about the Contested seats, This, with the niger
question will keep The brothers busy for several days
As the HERALD t)cay says they will have rather gh
time OF IL before they TO mnation, 70 II Is not
worth while to talk much more ABOUT that At essnt
he1e will be high old time here and though II may be
sweet brothers 10 dwell together In and ants,
yet they cont inclined 10 do it. The eunsy
~ill be made TO settle thirgs smissby ana sraid toat
some OF them teo furious. They call esoh other
hoRus, and other haro things, with etleshDg aacon
pont DO IL, gentlemen. Il ispot petty TO sau names
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07

JoHN TYLEB LEcrURIsa ON THE DEAR
OF HIS CABINET. The South Side Va,
Democrat states that. ex-President
Tylerlis about to deliver a lecture up
on the ''dead Of his Cabinet" The
Democrat says: i VI
Sin that Cabinet rethe accom-
plished Legare, the elegant and and
erudite Upshur, the brilliant Gilmer,
and thosetwo twin giants Of their age,
Webster and Calhoun. =: Scarce ten
years have passed since the illustri-:
ous galaxy Of statesmen, jurists and
scholars filled the offices5of the Cabi-
net, but one by one the nation has
put on mourning for them, and he
who gathered them around him to
bear with him the great responsible
Ties Of his time, and share the heavy
duties of his post, lives still to speak
their eulogism. Need we add that
it will be a tribute worthy even Of
these mighty dead." T. i. / *z,r.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
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