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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12
Esgal Notltss.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County of New.Y0rk notice hereby sven 20 al
rer.or. having claim. ss.in.t WILLIAM II BROWN, ate
o. TIE City NewYork alder tecessed 10 present He
SEINE With voucher hereof 20 the az DE reieIce
OF El,s Brown No ll9 Second Ia the city Of Ne"
York o. or before day Of December ueAt ia e. e"
ELIZA BROWN, Aisiinisu.uiK.
tav-lavssTb. ZACHARY PECK. Assignee.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF County Ne~-York notice 10 hereby nyen 20 AZ
persons having claims against DAVID d. bhADFoaD a-e
of the CIV OF NevYork deceased present the same
with the voucher. thereof the subscrber AZ ne oihce 81
r,m R.ynor No - Bowefy, in the City Of Se" 9tk on
hetTe ne sd s.y OF November ueIt-Osea New York the
h day OF Apnl, 1855. ~ , ,.,..
nj l.a5a Tn MARY ANN LUCAS AdmlhsHsuh
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DFNYsyIyANIAR AILRoAD.-THREE

ALLY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHlLA-
DFLPHIA and PITTSBURGH The MORNlN6 VI Al
TRAIN leave. fhiade phA for ftSbur.A 81 y q "a ~
49,. p,tbusb fo Phlsdelpha q III The FAST LINZ
iesvts Philadelphia for P.bsh a. u: 80 r " al %
a. PLT.d,t hi. A. 2 u = IN IRE MIG At EMPRESS thAlN
leave. Phs1eirL. Pittsburgh 81 Ii p m ana fisousa
TOR PbiadeJAIF IS :: ~ p u .,r,...-,
s .by in 80 connect Pbcrgh with the ruiros 20 ai
froxn St Louis Mo. Alton Gslens and enc go Iios'
FrsnsAri Lexington ard Loui.yile, NJ ere hau'9 Ne
con Ia Fsye te and iudan. polis Ind soeinn.t psYoa
spn.feld Belefousiue sandussy, 1sedo, t.-Ne.li ~
lunbus Zanesvile Ma.slon and "oosiS ONO sso NC -.
vile ard Cincinnati. 1900 , -. t.
For farther partic hasdhs n The Lotto OF tne CIV.
Ps..euser " fui this the shortest mo-, expeditions aid CON
t5rslde route between the Eass aid West
Thfou.h tickets Be hal either o. the abo'e 7n' nei
tlaees IL. the West. or e - 49,.
- - ' Courtlan1t--t New Yors.
JLILLIOTT. Agent Perusylyssia kalrc4. Go.
No : Aston House b'oAt~ty, S-iotA
- ~ T., i,,s Philsielphi.
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w s. MrLLoR Auctoneer BY HoUGHroN MkLLoR
yUNUIS DAY, THURSDAY, at LOO o'clock, at the

vUIIIIS DAY. THURSDAY, at lU4 O'Clock, at the
,asc.room No ll3 NsSsau-st mortgage sale OF new aud
.eeopohsud CABINErFURNITURE rosewood and mahogany
PIANO FORTFS and second hand ore superior tone
p.ror Oree cost $50; oil cloths French plate Pier sni Man
y. Mirrors WaIdobes Oh Paintings, Feneh Chns Dinner and
Tea ,,s Giassware NJ will sell alb bY order OF
the portsasee large desirable stock OF substantial House
hold such IL rarely oherel a. pubic s1Shou sno
houses ire of which will be cold w,hou, reserve and Is
exhibition, consisting OF tarlor, tha7e
Draw fco,D, Library and Diune Furniture IN great
ety. most Of which warranted the same as when sold al
Tiv.te and be sold above Purchaser from the
country their goods packed or The premises Tor sap
n Ca'slcgne- III m ns OF sc
GILBERT =. SAVAGE, Auctioneer.
VNHE large and peremptOry sale oil over 4oU
L CARRIAGES BY BAGLEY ( SAVAGE, OF No. 50
Ced.rst will be contG No 594 Broadway, THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock m
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3rplcrfs.

uOHN d w G II 4 CO
~ Manufacturers OF $500
pOUBLE-REFiNtD AND FAMILY SALERATUSi
or SODA SAL SODA, ETC,
30 ~ Oid siip. Hanover stpisre. New-forS
PURE CREAM OF TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND
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NTFW-.JERSEY RAILR0AD-FOr PHlLA-
~ DHIPHIA ard III. sOUfH and WEST, va JER>ti
CITY MAJ. and E1Pres, Lines; Leave Nsw-iort sa' u
a n Az and 6 n fare -; y n 81 r3P9lns a. al
w.,s.tOr. Thtogsh Ticket. Cd ioI CiHI9nsa sd M "a
st nc ard through bssgsse checked 70 WsShnstos IA n
"a m J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant suPL
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IL eertedD-Lesre Brooilyn for Gr.enport, 10 for
sphs {, 10 .nd Ssu'dsy "a p for F.rminsdse
AID syossst. 10 IN. and S:ij Tor HempseS los n
and IS and u.; for Jsmsca, 100 u m. Is,
ard $3.50 o IA L..v. r-.n port for Brooklyn 10 Pep
hAni II :55 m On hOnd,ys sic Latssnd. RIOS p
H.. Oh Mondays $50 q Fsrmtsdse, 800 m snd ?.
Il. syo~e. 7:S5s N ana ?. u Hampstead, 6:S u And
3:J IN. Jsnaes, 5:io 40 sad s;ie and $40 aad
ls4U
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Ocean 6tcamere, Nf.

HruNoks And LivrKFooL l. : NJ $. :. Co, 30 Wa!si.
NEW YoRS, Nay y, 1850.
N0IltE.-rhe rate of Freight by the Steamers
IN Of tbs line from LIVERPOOL odaeel 70 A. per la nss
s7yeuo, {, un'i further norce p p tOLLINs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12

~ for SALE ct AUCTIOSTo be odd a. ssctiJn,
WEDNESDAY Jnue 49, 1870, a. O'Clock the prem
sts the FAhH formerly owned ~ Isaac v De Forrest stu
sfed Plymouth Nj, about mile from the Harlem kan
DeTot a. Doves Plains containing l,O On ths
premres - bsDdsope Dwelling HOWE, beautifully stuated
overlooking Dover Psrs for miles around, with Barns
CaseHosse Sc AL IN ecod order There are between
AMI thee thoussnd PuitFrees the place all grated fruit
Of Of the choicest kind which sbout hundred
Iesr Trees. For further particulars inquire Of
LAWRENCE BARROW Harris Village.
Dutehess County Nav orb
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T,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM SEw-YokK LIvERrooL
shstesliSH id Rs::ss
from sOsroS TO LIvrsrOOL. 49,.
Chief Pssssse.
IT, nip. from Boston cali at H.t,I;
l IkkSIs es !o ssoa. cap Capt We
ASIA c.pt; 3 g Lott NI 1ann, Capt Rfy.is ne,
These carry clear white light mast head green o.
ssrbosrd. bow red on port bow u,.,...,.. us
ARABIA Stone leaves Yorl Wedne.,sy jnrs . - ~
AMIKIcA weAmane.ye. sp;to9 Wsdns:d.y }S 1Iy
CANADA Lsng...lesves n Yors "Wednesday lay L. 90
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon OF board ....u..h,. g., a0,a
SILVER Ballion Specie Jewelry Precious stones or Men.
bills Of pg ssrsd therefor All the value sfe0'
FOL "'s"' VI r GUNARD. No. {, Bowling reen.
YTHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM
snIP LNtroI sogIaN NpRTH srAR '' P Hus
ter e. n Master will sail from New York for tee shove
eOnd d., SEQ For irsis6, .RPly'SS
[ ma scptbsmpon On August 6 Persons desiring to
bring then friend. can obtain Certificate. OF Passage
EROM NEW-YORK to HAvRE DIRECT
srrf sS' Fhcks sfS o6 SSFS en-, Mm.,
O., Wir.msn
EMFU sgl ~
Can't; NJ. ~S...
The FMEU VII So. frsm the Company. dock at Jersey
CITY or THURSDAY, Aih Juns. . II,
Pa,.e.e money fer csss passengers only, or wh thes
10 excellent 'stioa 800 including povhss ha
Stewards fee but whou. liquors winch can ,e OF
tanned board The unusually srse ana wen
yer rsted wishing TO take passage invited 70 WISH
the ship. Freight taken a. nois,,is Tsies Apply, 70
LOR LIVERPOOL - PATRIOTIC LINE
With D.patch-Tbe and splendid paekctsbip W EB-
STIR Capt. j. Lawrence. will have mnedsN dispatch ior
the above ftT freight or passage sppy 10
sPoTFoRD, TlLESTOS Co No - Broadway.
NEW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER
IN POOL PACKETs.-rATRioTic LlNE--rEs line vii
be eonpr-,d the foEo~ and frs.clAss sse viI
Henry CLAY. ....l 80 tune Capt OaSid Sa1Itns
CN1IOCS. go ms Capt Daniel IL Truman
OHIENT...........20co iuIs. apt George > HhL
ELLEN AUSTIN. o4O t. Capt. William ii CATCH
shove ships have been recently built aid the largest
Ad Substantial N the trade They commanded BY
s-nenss and shity. Their nodaens
supero and every exertoH VIII he maze &c promote
the con passengers and the ceEveIeree OF shpPe
sPOFFORD, TiLEsTOS c., Ne y Broadway
Afer;s IL Liverpool . -
C.u0NsHAw Co. No 10 GoFee pi.rIsI
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WELLINGTON A. C.srEs Aoc.ionesr
A ROMATIG SCIINAPPS, FISH &C.-AU(

IA TON on FRIDAY It. morrow st lot O'Clock at No n,
cor Dey ard Grttnwh Aromatic 5cAGapps and Brandy
.s,es shad, Heug, Mseierel, White6.h Cigars Topsco.
Pale fauy ind Chemical SOAP. sp Peas, Rs, Wraooins
and Wins PspeT Pencils LsdIss Iaad Worn 9oxes Linen
shbS Ct a Collsis &c
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DFDUCED PRICES, JUNE 2O-U. S. NAIL

IL LlNESo PosoSs BAGGAGE Free lt cents per pound
ansnla R-l road
Throprb Tor California PSn.ms Ralgo Tho red
S,.,.. unl Stenmhp Line vii dispatch Aspsrwai!,
FRIDAY 20 Az cccs IN rreeiely ron re. -:
thr vsilkoo~n end ts.t steam n
gEORCg Law Can't WIn = Herpdon, L. : "
Ps.sep.s. nd Mails Will D. iorw ed o. fS1a Ia a.
and coabsct ~ PArama wi'h he Sste MAJ w
panys uasut6oeut stesnship GOLDEN AUh, l. Fa.Au''
6OmmGuesr vhsh viii 70 rosd'nes sId isa'o ih"s'
ssstty fer San trsnc.sco -, -
The IUbhc ioru,l ,bGf the 7. y y C. awe 80
oNE OF hoRs fATRA STEAMERS ylns 81 rsi-."s 80 ,
~ sea 10 AVoo any gNsbls Of p-ssc ses g
foi passage spyiy 20 l. ~. RAYMOND - SIC 'n.y q" ~
0s tompehies Nc IN Nee corner VAN - '' '
frish, 10 AspuWsl q cents 81 cable ~. 80 vte -
Asn Ssor yer PcuI"i sp.l; 49, ~ SL ..tt' s'''
L. rsitt 49, be Cey - taau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12
FLUSHING RAILROAD.-The Stesmboat

ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry Wharf, North side o.
81 and 10 N and 5, sld daily meetins and
with Cars Hunters Point
Sst wnoa leaves FioshE the sane bsurs Persons
can 20 hirg By 4 these Trains By the
ueIi or any soeceeebg Train though y isutes F.Ee &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From May

III ls 1876 Trns. will leave Cb.mbsr,s 81 Station 70.
lows L1press. a N. ana p N. Mad. "a N Thr,1sh
a m aud p IN For sing sing 1880, n ,aa as n.
lThi. train leave. every frd,y evening at II Fo5
be%psie Sing Sing and Peeksk Trs-s stop Way ssrior
Passengers taken Chambers Canal Christopher and SIS, Ell
Trans for Nsvfort leave Troy ass ti5 and 10: Is
AID g. s. AID East Albany al 5 Els AID II: IS sad
5p IN A. y, SMITH. Superintendent
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OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY-

~ COM eefI al kex-Bsne'on with Toe Dss~.rs, L.;t.
and Western Railroad Scrsltou. Greet Be11. the
North and West EAsoa with the LeAi.a VALLEY Raj
rOsf o. HsUehctuuk.
SUMNER ARRAEGFNENTS-COr msncls June ?. AZ
Lesv- NsvIoit for Esstoa shd irtsrn-diste Se. ffn
pier No North er 80 N and 2: - p n for sofef
VILE ~ I:?c AID 10. g. ,ne 5.yA and so p
The tboT- TRAVIS ect FE.b-th With tr.o- 81 ne
New Jersey Railroad vheh leave NeEYors from the foot II
JOHN b srERSs suP't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12

nAY BOAT fJr ALBANY aud TROY. from
~ bo: o. Cbsnser.-st Tho steamboat ARMENIA ~Il
lssve every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sd FRIDAY q.
oeIsck isI ding intsrneSiaie isD1iasa
nAILY for POUGHKEEPsiE-IAnd st
~ Cozsn' West Pot, Cod spns. Coru~ Al Se< s1'rs,
rev Hsn bursh and Milton srrvrf 81 81 Tie isTOrie
steamer HKRO Smith l-ayes - foot Of kOor sons
EVERY AFTERS0 IN Sundays eIcePtei a; ;! G-ocL Rs-
tGrnr lea ves Poszkkee pie Al - n
Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
PORT aid FALL RITER--TEs .plel-id AID sap-nor
resner METROPOLIS Capt Bro~l leaves Se~ YORK every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, u o'clocs = n
and BAY STATE. Cspt JeVe'i, l..ves New ors every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY a. FRIDAY. 81 o'eloet p II
from Per No N R. The Battery; boh ,oocn II New
port each
Hereafter ~! BE- regarded secured ssy .pP
can, until The pseii ssve been paid ~
Freight Boston orv .ried inrvugt g-es. dispatch.
By ElJTess Pfs ilhf Trsin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

or We invite the reader, attention a.
the card Of Messrs. Ian. Rom, Il PR.
.,s. Cotton Fnctofs and Commission
Merchanis, New Orlesus. We bad the
pleasure Of nm Introduction to Nr. Per
NAN. one Of the members Of this firm, who
has been on visit to this section. Til.
house il Que Of the oldest, wealthiesi, and
MOI, reliable ia tho city. We hope TINT
Mr. r.. visit to our State may prove both
|, leassnt and profitable.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13
LATEST NEWS.


Eastern papers. We therefore avail On,
selves of the abstract of news publish
IN the Sh yepon South Western
W,smIxur oN. Dee. l.--Congrps. ~.
vencd to-day-th there WAS lull slten,.. a..
in both houses, The Senate earl, sen, !,
usual message to the President announe,.
their readiness to fcceiyesny commsni.
ton from INN. lie replied that be Won,
4end 100 hs annual message to .mnr,o.
The senate then adjourned
t. the house. Mr. Grow. OF T., ohi.,.,
To the admission ct General Nh,ii~ld
delerale from Kansas \ te.oluii,t
admit htm temporarily WAS rejected w..
~ uays IOI Pending a motion IA.
ceusder the house adjourned
The Secretary of War IN his repor >.
neN. o.. recommendation to increase d.
NAY OF officers aud establish retired H..
Also the abandonment OF the present a..
t,mo frontier posts aud the suhslitnlin4. 4,
Iafgr galtis,us at convenient points, l,o,,
Nbrh forced marches may he made IND,
the ludiau conuny to chasii,. depnd,t;,n
tibts aud to protect cmlgraut traas.
The Secretary OF thr Navy recommend
mat tlvo ,autdrpns be maintained in II.
Pacific \ new system of guunery Ma,
been established ~ tho navy H. trrom.
msud. lhr building OF additional .laop.,el
asr The tew steam lrsat have te,ly4l
iae most ,tngulHt cNItrtaHon. II. urr-.
tHr.teady augmentation ct our naval lone.
md t..t rfY.4,s A Sims pu tl,, ..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

or See the Advertisement OF the Co.'S
mapollan Art association. lb.s At As
sociaiion was organized len ISL l., dec
.iga i, to encourage aud populatia tbe dae
arts. and disseminate Wholesome literature.
|, "a under the direction ct men OF e.sfac
ter and distinction. and we Tin emuury
worthy Of patronage \ suh.ruher gets
not only tho wodh OF lis money c,rtelu.
hat stands chance Of drawing yauatIe
prre. \ year or two ago. bass OF oafo.
drew Che statue Of lhe Gs,.a slave, worth
about $4,000
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

gentleman named Nr T. le'o''
while on horseback and pursuing h'' 'o'9
10 >usun from She l.smpasas SPhng' VIZ
shot at. and KILLED hy some person st'''
ted u the cedar near hy The allan lo''
place ON sunday last, ou th, side OF u az,
l.ton's Valley. in williamson cou"'N
was It'll mystery at last accounts WV
commiited the hatharous decd
Since writing the above wc learn "'
three men were brought beloieJ. ''''s'
Justice Of the Peace. but there beng
proof against them we're diseha'is'
STATE cassH, of he 2hh Nh,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

TIE ceaatis, l.t blank nave not been heard
from It'll sadly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

ExrcrrIoN. lliam Roberson' ""
fenced last sprius IA Pike county ""
tor killng rmuaiin Williams, was h"'E II,
bonneville On the 23d of last month
smoke tor some two hour, To the ''""
tr,lup 10 excite their sympa,hies for i,',
aud then requested those who ae','' -.
pardon and release 60 manifest IT, o"'
ceived in response the cry h'ns h,t
hang him " and was according! i"uu'"'
into .tetu,,. Poor wretch
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

"a tuf OF rnr DrAp since the
opening Of Greenwood C~meloty, on Long
Island, y. ! ia September. l~lO, tho ia,
lermrnt' have Amounted 90 f. ,223.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

We have been niormcd that fie''"
roost has been established in the Nof'h''
portion OF this county. pear Nr M'''
Rogers 30 which countless molt'lnae'
these bird, resort 10 pass the night
number OF persons repair there WIN
pans snchs, wagons and guns. ana rev.
after one nights iorsy loaded with W.
snnns The mast" Is 30 very abonu''
throughout the country thai these ~
seem scarcely TO diminish its qraa''N
the ncighborhood Palestine Amef"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

The Indian. lately attacked ieo teams
steers on ihe P'yston road, torty milo, from
Fort Belknap. aud murdered them The
Herald says that some { ) Infantry are
pursuit, aided by citizens themselves.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

Ct he heavy rains have ceased We
have now fine, braeing weather,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

Fnrr Nrcuors ~ Arkansas bill
Is before the Legislature Of Arkansas CONS
W.ihng Tree negroes 10 leave the State
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

fRorrsrNNrtsH n iRANcE.--it IL said
Proteslanilsm /. gaining ground IN France
RAPIDLY The Protestant. u llavre number
now 9000 with moying population OF
1000 at least Ihey have four school.
with 100 pupils rwp cburch4. arc in
.uti .ent and lhrd i. about being erect
ed to acconmai,le 1000 In Nansllle.
h-re are 5000 Protestant church atten.
dauts. aud in othor departments, whore a
lew years since th" Reformed religion was
unknown ilaau,bng churches ure uou 20
be- found
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-13

We see .t ststed, thli t"o pru'i'd huN
man badie. were found recently 10 Pan
theirs cave in the county OF Nrg lna
Don't believe word Of tt hcroLec
NeWnad
We 90 further than that We don't be
iieye there j. cave ia Angelina county.
or We contemplate having tof New
QtlNAus tOsm0ttoW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

The speech Of Mr.. senator SEWARD, delivered
Yesterday at Detroit contains a solemn and i'm
pressiye warning to the people of the United States
which We earnestly hope may not pass unheeded.
The eminent statesman exhibits in simple but
striking coors that process of gradual demordlza-
ton by which the slaye-breediDg aristocracy have
been enabled to maintain their monopoly of the
Government, and on which they now rely for the
extension of their privileges and the perpetuation
of their power. At the same time, this speech
contains lucid exposition Of the constitutional
relations of Freedom and Slavery, which ought TO
BE- pondercd by every doubling mind that is hon
estly bent ON learning what is the truth in this
matter
We regret that Gov. SEWARD is in 40 delicate
a state Of health to cause serious anxiety 10 the
friends who are constantly near him. His lab"rs
at the last session Of Congress were most arduOus
and cxhausting, and he must be in pressing need
If rest. We trust nothing may be allowed to pre-
vent bis finding that repose which is necessary TO
the restoration of his health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

The E1press is out openly 10 favor of the re-
Gently connected plot already noticed in our col
umns, by which Gf it can only he carried OUT in
return for the Irish and Buchanan vote for Erastus
Brooks for Governor Buchanan is to have the Fill.
more vote for President.
The Express says: The people do not intend to
have him (Fremont) elected, even if union and
" combination against him are Indispensable
If it be true that Erastus Brooks, at the same
time that he is the Know-Nothing candidate for
Governor, s lay brother Of the Order OF Jesuits,
there can be- little difficulty in managing to secure
for him the Irish Catholic yOte but whether all the
other parties to this proposed arrangement can be
brought TO draw in the traces remains to be seen.
We rather think not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

We thought that The Journal Of Commerce had
more consideration for It's friends How happens
it that in the very number Of that paper IN which all
hands were called to hear Gov. Floyd, The Journal
as il to throw cold water on its own call, passes
severe censure upon Bully Brooks, and by imPhca'
ton at the same time upon Bully Brooks's friend,
confederate and adviser, Mr.. Keitt-the very man
to whom Gov. Floyd consented to serve as an echo,
and when he compmented so highly in his speech
at L,nchburg, hardly three weeks ago.
And how happens it that in the very same article
The Journal let's into both Brooks and keitt for
their disunion speeches, and in 80 doing raps its
friend Gov. Floyd over the knuckes his only fame
being that Of nullifcr, and who in his speech at
Lynchburg Endorsed every disunion threat made by
Keitt, besides adding some of his own Is that
what The Journal calls backing its friends; or does
it mean to BE- guilty of the gross deception of pass
ing Of Gov. Floyd for a Union man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
FIRES.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BARCLAY AND
WASHINGTON STREETS-LOSS OVER

GJ,WU.
Shortly after o'clock last night fire broke out in
the large brick building the southeast corner of
Barclay and Washington streets occupying lots Nos
so ~ - and So on the former street and Nos. 2l7
2i9 and 81 IN the latter, owned by Christian H.
Lilenthal tobaccon,t. The building was new and in
Nh unfinished state seven stories were erected and
the eighth so far advanced that il was in con-
temptation to lay the roof early next week.
portion Of the lower or first floor had be, part.
toned Oft and was occupied by large number OF men
and women tearing and stripping tobacco for the man.
ufacure of cigars IL This place four cutting .machnts
had been erected The int and second stories were
Acored but the beams of the remaining stories were
open.
The fire originated inside OF the partition and the
flames owing to the strong draught caused BY th.
beams being open and the windows not yet inclosej.
were carried with great rapdity to the top of the
building.
TIE frencn Of the lower districts exertei them.
selves 10 the utmost to save this fine structure from
destruction but without avail. The walls on Barclay
and Washington street being - inches thick and laid
IN strong foundations remained standing large
norton Of the side end wall toward Nescy street
fell about 10! O'Clock with tremendous crash. com.
ulete'y dcmoishiny the Il story brick BUILDING No.
2lj Washington street, also occupied BY Mr.. LII.
i,nthol.
Several frcinen in this building at the time Of
the crash and narrowly e,caIed with their lives.
In the baldirg No. 2lj was lYge stock Of TO-
bscoo in the leaf cigar snuff and other article. used
in tie trade We understood tina. twenty hogshesd,
Of :. ba,co ware got IN !e terday
The total lcs' " II not fall flr sh,r. Of $500 ory
a rOrs On If which is covered by insurance, but ia
vfat Congsn'es we did not learn.
TIE tick in tie building No. 2l3 Washington street
occu,ied bv John r. johnson. wood-wsre dealer w,s
considerably damsged 10y water. The drug store Of
Mr Chckener corner OF BarIay aai Greenwi(l sweet.
paucH !, escaped Destruction.