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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-09
MRMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKET.

I WEWPHIS AND NANFdNNILE PACK IT.
! T'HEhne passenrersteamsr Altoona, 6R~R@h
Capt JANEs MuLEE, viii run IN the LLs.kfz>s1Sl
above trade this season leaving Nashville -
every FRIDAY at O'Clock, p. ". and 49,
Memphis every MONDAY AZ { O'Clock. p. ~. Passen-
rely the above each place the
! day and at the same lime advertgsd.
H.H HARRISON, and
\ febi0-u A. HAMILTON agents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-09
ONTUESEAY 18TH MAY

In lots as shown in the plot.
Lot l. Contains One Hundred Acres and has on Il an
excellent Brick dSehlg with rooms, all In good repair
One OF the best Horse Mi Middle Tennessee with Bolt
ngOotL and Ihrasher, attached every house that
can render alarm desirable; hearing Orchards OF every
rut And, as shown on the plot peoty Of scotland for
tine purposes Of he farm; the soil good aad the
Springs shown are all OF the very best.
The remaining lot all desirable and every foot o,
them Tree from any impe iiment to cultivation.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-09

7 II. CURREV, FUNERAL UNDER I6
% TAKER and CABINET MAKRR, begs eEs+-z-1m.z1v
leave to inform his friends and the public generally that
he has moved his Shop and Coffin TO CRk SBEP
ARDS old stand Deaderck street, lately occupied by W.
McCUmb where he prepared c furnish Cohs of every
description together with good Horses Hacks and every
Thing necessary for funerals He will give his personal at
tenton all calls both day and night.
Furniture of all kinds repaired made to order in the
best style. fsb26 JOHN II. CURREY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-09

REFER TOi
Messrs. W. Fl. Gordon Co., Nashville;
Gardner, Shepherd 4 Co. p"
Cook. Baily Co.,
A" Nichol, Green Baily,
Morrison Co., I"
StricklYr, Ellis ' Co.,
IA. Hicks Co..
W. w. Berry A Demovtll,,
CheathaU, Watson Co
And last, but not least good old friend John oald-
well, Esq, President OF the :. C. X. Charleston.
ipr22 2. WYATT \ co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-09
FIFTY ACRESOF HEAVILY TIuRER.
ED LAMB.

One mile East Of Anto,h Depot n O. R. R. adjoining the
lands Of Aessrs Paine, Gregory others. And
HFTEENACRES OF FINE CEDAR LAND
about one me East Of the Murfreesboro TURNPIKE 10
miles ir N Nashville.
TERMS The Hometsad, upon a credit OF one-.hIrd nav.
able z3h December next the Ince IN two yeas
purchaser giving bond with approved security for t raj
pa ment, aud a lien retained Tor the der.
The Tmbered and Cedar Lands, on a credit OF Six
Twelve and Eighteen months. Notes with approved Eecu
rity.
Possession given so soon notes executed Of the
Timber and Cedtr, unconditional or the Homestead with
the encnmbrance, that the renter, Mr. T. j. Redman to
occupy the premises until list January next.
Omnibusses Sil leave tn Of Cedar aud Cherry
Streets, at O'Clock, for the sale Passage 20 and from
heN COLLATION. rs usual, and all invited TO attend
Apr. sOth, '51.-2E. X glass 0OK Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-09
Extensive Sale Of Real Estate.

90 WILL he sold on the premises, miles from q
kH Nashville one mile west Of Antioch Depot, N -
Jk K X, End one mile east Of 2nd gate on the No.
lensVe Pike The we'll known homestead Of Hays Black
man, ESQ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-09
MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKETS.

IN CONNECTION With the s,samsrH TN
ALB0NIA the news Dlensfpasssn- EI-F<tea
ger steamer DANIEL BOONE viz 1879 st-sTh
leave Nashville every NO DAY and Memphis every
THURSDAY. For freight or passage srpy 20
n. n. HARRISON, -.
febt0 A HAMILTON, lAksN'S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-09
PITTS PATENTED SMOKE EXPELLING HEAT
RADIATOR

80 Nos. and 2 Straw Cutters-sanford's.
80 Nos. ana 2 Corn-Shellers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

By the arrival Of the Illinois, we have sd''ceS
from Celiforna to January 5, two weeks later thar
our previous intelligence The amount OIL so'n "
tb steamer is but 81 loo $40 less ttan tne u'uai
.eni.montt,y remittance. The news Is uolmPof',
ait. No exciting events had disturbed the general
tranquility. The election of two United States
Senators, which was expectes to take place soon
sNtr the organization Of the Legislature "n'cn
convened On the 9Th inst, wss the principal polit-
zeal topic. The result is considered qute uocef'
tain. Public opinion was unanimous against The
renudistiop Of the State debt, and bill has already
been framed for the action Of the Legislature and
the people, providing for it's liquidation. large
quantity of rain had fallen in tie mining districts,
and every indication gave promise Of favorable
season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
ARRIVAL OF SOUTHERN MAILS.

WAsHIHGTON, "wednesday, Jan. q, I5)1.
New. Orleans mails TO the I'D inst, inclusive, were
received here this evening
The steamshp Philadelphia sailed on the Goth inst for
Havana and New.YoIk, having passengers Elk officers
and hundred prvAtes Of the United States army Tor
Fort Monroe.
There was a meeting in favor of Walker at New
Orleans On tie Goth inst, at which Il 200 were sub
scribed. Resolutions were adopted calling on the
Government to take notice Of the conduct Of the Brit
ish feet in the late seizure Of the river steamers BY
Spencer
The crew Of the ,oop Trieste of Camden, N j., were
picked uD at ses and arrived at New Orleans the
10th met.
The recent snow-storm extended TO Selma, Ala.
Snow has been falling fast since II O'Clock. lie
weather Is mild.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ALBANY, Jau. %, 1857.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jau. IS, 1897.
PETITIONS.
From the merchants of Ney-York against the pass
age of the bill relative TO the Port W ardens of New
York. believing this change uncaed for by the inter-
es.s Of the city, and originating only with the Warden,.
For the relief Of the Jewish Educational Institute.
REPORT.
BY Mr.. BROOKS-Ffom the Com nissioners on
New.York Hsrbor ENDORSEMENTS and the Advisory
Committee.
BILLS NOTICED.
By Nr. RAMSEY-To amend the Code go az 10 in
crease tho powers and duties of DstrictAornsys and
10 amend the Revised Statutes relative 10 pro ,eedings
against Corporations.
Mr. SPENCER introduced bill 10 secure the better
o 4ervsnce OF the Sabbath in New-Iork and Brook
lyD by imposing heavy penalties for the sale Of liquor
on that dey.
The bill to amend the Brooklyn Water Works Char.
ter was passet.
The report OF the Committee on the Barr and Sickles
case was taken up pursuant 10 resolution for fnsl
vote but Was interrupted by the hour arriving for going
into Executive Session. No appointments except No
taIies were sent IN.
BILLS sorIcED.
Two or three for tie amendment Of the Charter Of
New York and orgsniZ atiOn OF the Police, and 20 ex
tend the time for the completion Of the Erie and New
York City Railroads.
To increase the pay of the State Prison Wsrdens
guards.
To make the Directors of the Chatham Bank elective
annually.
To incorporate towing companies in canals.
Mr.. FLOYD JONES presented memorial from
Henry Grinnel, Anthony j. Beecker and others, for
an sct Incorporating aSoeiety TOR the Improvement OF
The breed Of Horses
vote was then taken on the report Of the Commit
tee confirming Mr. Sckles in the seat Infested By Mr..
Barr.
TIE report ives adopted unanimously.
Mr. MADDEN introduced d bill ~ organize an In
surarce Depa.t ment in the General Government.
Mr. SIC KLES introduced bill allowing the Com.
men Council 10 increase the salaries OF the officers aud
Commissioners of the Croton Aqueiuc: Board.
Mr.. Brooks's bill to create & Board Of CsrYassers
in Neg-York City was amended 50 az to include
Brooklyn, and then ordered to = tlifd reading.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

We have news from Walker, via Aspinwal'
which goes strongly to confirm the opinion we have
hitherto expressed Of bis desperate position. We
bsye full accounts By that route of the late Costa
Rcan expedition which resulted go successfully In
the capture of oil the Transit lake and river boats,
aud Of all the military positions on the River San
Juan hitherto occupied by Walker 1t would aP-
pear from tLofe statements, that the number Of
Costa Rican troops operating against Walker from
this direction had not been exaggerated, amounting
TO some 9, 900 men, exclusive Of those employed 10
conveying supplies, and leaving Gen. Mora who was
10 commsDd, dsposable force of so ne 200, with
which to move against Walker.
While Walker vas thus threatened from the east,
it would appear by the latest accounts received at
Aspinwsl from San Juan, which como down to the
Ieth Instant, that Gen. CshaS, after efiecdoga
junction with the allied force lately employed at
Granada, bad advanced again upon Riyas, and had
driven Walker out Of tina. town TO 81. George, on
the shore Of the lake. Surrounded by the Central
Americans, destitute Of provisions, and reduced in
numbers TO sOne five hundred men, it was eI-
pected that the fIGbusterS would soon accept the
terms of surrender offered by The allies. This
news would seem to have damped the courage of
the gallant ilibusters assembled at Punta Arenas,
who, instead of forcing their way up the San Juan,
were, it would seem, TO embark for homs in the
steamer Graz ada, which was to be sent from Aspin-
wall 10 take them Off
What has become Of the Sierra Ncvada-the
steamer which brought the last batch of passen-
gers from San Francisco to San Juan del Sur-ls a
matter Of doubt. II was supposed that, learning
the seizure of the lake and river boats and the stop
page Of the Transit route, she would have gone on
to Panama; bat nothing has been heard from her
there; and it ia cOnjectured that sha too may have
fallen INTO the hands of the Costa Ricans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

TIE supply Of beef cattle at market yesterday
was in excess of tie demand at prices which
butchers we're wiling to pay for the quality #
stock offered, which was generally inf-tior to the
average of the year past Witt tbe exception of a
Few "premium bullocks" the best quality of beef
Cattle wss sold at prices equivalent to ii cents
pound for the quarters. Tue market was &C
counted very dull one Anorg al toe Quits there
was Ore lion" Tue once notorious S'eluberger,
the greatest cattle Spectator ever engaged 10 che
business in America, lately arrived from California,
made vist to the yards fos old acquaintance sake.
This man bt ore tune controlled the prce Of
cattle 10 the markets of all the Atlantic cities.
That was before the time wher cattle could be
brought from Ohio in four days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

MrRDFR IN FAYE1rE County, PrSs.-A homicide
was committed on Wednesday last on the cast IRON
bridge between Brownsville, Fsystte Co., Penn, and
Bridgeport. The parties in the tragedy were Robert
Rogers asd bis nephew Joseph T. ROger'-the latter
said to be highly respectable citizen. They met OF
the bridge ard the uncle accused the nephew Of pecu'
atiou robbery and fornication, growing cut Of which
the parties rad words IN the midst of which the
uncle drew bowie-knife and stabbed the nephew 10
the breast, causing bis death in short time. Cor
orers Jury rendered verdict in accordance With these
facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

srnsnt 20 the Consultation relative TO tie Co1rt %
Anr.sI, 40 az 70 make ire Cc0T. more effceat
Mr., John J. REILLY presented report frou TIE
Inye,tsAtrg Committee Oh Tenant HOUSES, appointed
ty the last legislature. tt.
no notico of lie % Excise Las were nos la ootrs-
ton ard bst was only those portions OF the Name
Law which make ii unlawful f'r persons 10 ge' iaoN-
coated that prescrbes penalties therefor ana tn.t re-
reals ali the laws Inconsistent with II, and iofplOS "e
grating Of licenses. 49,, a..
The Supply blk wrs passed, aler striking ont me
approsraon OF Al 600 to cover the costs OF the sur oil
Judge Dsviee against Judge Cowies. go,
The vote en- il wss: Yeas, 81; Nays, ~ Ap q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY. Wednesday, Jan. 2S, 1857.

ALBAyY, Wednesday, Jan. %, 1857.
PETITIONS.
From T.. j. Ltcbfeld and 800 others, citizens OF
BROOKLYN. for the removal Of Quarantine.
From citizens Of New Yo. k for Reghtryls law.
Mr.. SLUYTER presented petition for the eStao-
lisbment OF Agricultural Department In all tue Fdo
lie Libraries. ,.- =
For the extension of the time for the completion OF
the New-York and Erie Railroad.
REPORTS.
Favorably en- the bill providing for the payment OF
ire debts Tor the local Improvements Of Williams
burgh.
Mr.. JOHN J. REILLEY reported fsvorably on the
bill 10 enable the Central Park Associate IN 10 raise
money by giving six per cent on bOnds, instead OF i've
per cent. -
Law rssiys 10 banking 50 as TO prevent city banks
from presenting the bils Of country banks for redemp
ion az their counters until they have been first pre-,
seniod and payment refused at the city agencies OIL
such baI ks.
Mr. FOOT reported bill to abolish days OF grace
W sight drai checks, or drafts on banks ai'o' al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
FROM Albany.

AIBAEY, Wedresdsy, jan p TT
Gov Kings first reception az the Executive Man
sion took place this evening The rooms were dersely
crowded.
TIE Hudson River train from New.iorS 81 IL M
,n eff .be track rear Oak Hi demoishing the loco
otive. No one was hurt but he train wss delayed
f0ur hours.
A large delegation nom New-York appeared before
the Con nttee on Cities and Villages thus afternoon
=. ;.cnss r,,ter. IN relation 10 the Police Charter
bills. MIR. Oskey Hall addressed the Committee, and
obtained leave 70 present his points in full and submit
the same to the Committee. He was replies to oy
Alderman Monaghan. Joseph Blunt and CouReumen
Ussyeu and Warner took part in the debate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
LATE FROM VENEZUELA.

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Exeharge-
Puerto C.BELLo, Dec 10 1886.
The new crop of coffee, which is rnost favorably
spoken CT IL coming il small lots to market, and meets
with ready SAFE in consequence OF several English,
French and Belgian vessels beng at Lsguayrs BaIta
c,rgces. The following statement Of current prices
is based on sctusl sales:
CoIFEE. unpcksd IL Isle do washed lidljc. Ok aud
Cow HIDES ZE1 SOC. DEEE SKISs, Sl T dozen GOAr
SKINS IS 81 a. COco. fS2 2 10 n iaf-TioF DO.
- 70 So. IDIGo s. D, and COTTON lSd &C. The
now nearly loaded return. The schooner bronte (yed
ISM iust viii leave in few days or barcel0aOa fni.h
lAaipT Hides fr New York Al The ports healthy and
business active and satisfactory lac republic quiet
ptUst-rous Yours &c. d. Il. CORC0RAH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
MARINE DISASTERS.

Providence, Wee nesday, Jan. % l857.
The schooner Rough and Ready, Par.ot from East.
port for New Haven and York, with cargo OF
plaster went eshore on the east end Of Book I.and on
the 18th inst She Is complete wreck. The crew
were badly fros,bten, but were all saved. 800.
HALIFAX, Wednesday Jan. %, 1857.
The brig Azof, from Shields foe Boston, was totally
wrecked off Cow Bay, near Halifax, last night. The
crew were eayed.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, Jan. Ii, 1851.
The ship James Buchanan, of Portsmouth, n. H.,
hes been totally lost on the Irish coast. All hands
were saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
THE LATE GALE AT SANDY HOOK.

SANDY Hook, "Wednesday, Jan. 2, Io1I.
Telegraphc comm nicatOn with New Y ork was re-
suned this morning. During the recent gales the ice
vas forced up to the lighthouses and swept of all the
bridges upon the Hook. The life boat connected with
the NJ vs. reporting establishments of the Associated
Press though firmly secured a. tie hesd and stem, and
three hundred and fifty yards from high water. was
oso swept away and crushed in the ice. Efforts were
made TO board the steamer Arsgo this morning. but The
e.ing ice rendered it impossible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

Tie arrival The AraAo yesterday morning placed
US in possession Of tour days later news from Eu-
rope. France and England have settled tho Pfusso-
SWiss difficulty. Switzerland Is 10 GET the ROssst
h,Tbusteis at liberty, OF the guaranty Of tue t@p
Western Powers that Prussia shall ren0unce sill
claim TO Neufcbste, ackpo Wedge It's independence
and Suspend Der military preparations. Il is sad
that 10 600 Circss SLABS have attacked large body
Of Russian forces and forced them to resrca. with
loss Ct ., 600 men and several guns. Toe Eogtsh
expedition TO Per.ia had Do, beta heard from. AL.
vices from Canton to the 24th ot state tina,
b, sgites still continue. TIE eng igemeHt Of the
Americans in the struggle is explained b. the state
msat that the bounty offered oy The Clluese Cover
nor for English heads ed to some heads of Ameri-
cans being sent in. The severe weather bad maze
many wrecks on the western ccsst Of Europe. Tue
KirQ Of Portugal, in his speech al the opening Of
the Cor.es on the lst instant, thaBked the Uaie
States for their succOr 70 the inhabitants Of the
Cape de Yerdes. The Spanish Government has at
las. reacted sufficiently to be re-adu':ted to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
XXXIVTH CONG r ES s
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE Na.uryc7os Ism.

SENATE. .WAsHrSGToy, jan. %, 1857. 3
On motion OF Mr.. WILSON, it was resolved that
The Committee on Foreign Relat ns be instructed to
inquire into the expedenCy of sending Commissioner
TO the Islands OF the East India Archipelago, with
power 10 investgse the claims to sovereignty which
the Government Of the Netherlands ssscts to possess
over most of these lsnds and Of forming treaties with
such il dependent States and tribes as may be found
therein Of sufficient power and Importance to render
such Treaties nects sary.
Mr.. DOUGLAS reported bill establishing Judicial
ard Land Districts in the Gadsden Purchase.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
nrrFNrIoN OF THE AMERICA.

BosTos, Wednesday, Jan. y, 1871
The America remains at her dock, and vii not pTos-
ably sail Ill tomorrow morning. Sue packed OUT
Of the dock early In the afternoon, for the purpose
of leaving but found it impossible TO turn without
erdapgerTg her rudder, the space cleared iron ice
being too confined. With this exception good chan,
moi E opep TO clear water Hundreds OF citizens had
yaihered 90 the wharyes and ice, to witness the sailing
and retired chilled and disappointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
II 6. SUPREME COURT.

WA.sIsGToS, "wednesday Jan. %, 1857.
No &C. VIM. T. Post ct al claimants, &c, OF the
ship Richmond vs.. John H. Jones OF al.
Justice rier delivered the opinion Of the Court re-
versog the decree of the Circuit Court tor the South
EN- District of New York, and rensndiug the cause
for further proceedings in conformity with the opinion
Of this Court
No % Arguments continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
LATER FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

CHARLESTON, " edneeday Jan. q IoJ'.
The steam er Label has arrived here with Havana
and Key West dates TO the 25th inst
Heavy storms had occurred and numerous wrecks
are reported .mong them the ship Caspian rraant of
Bath. at Baracos; the captain was lost The British
Crown was on a Pacific Reef.
The general news is unimportant.
Sucas were and rmi inferior whites ltldlo reas
peror dIs ress stock on hand 50 100 boxes Molssses IN
limited demand Lumber abundant. Freghts unchanged
Sterling exchange had improved slightly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

At the commencement Of the second ect at the
Academy last evening, gentleman accidentally
dropped h;s revolver, and barrel was discharged
Fortunately no arm was done-the ball lodging in the
floor Great confuscH was created by this unique &C.
ci6ent. L. however, the streets continue to be in
Tested by esroter~ such things may become too COM
men 10 ATTRACT tie attention Of IN apdieaee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

The bark Harmony has just arrived frora ochotek
Sea, ard reports the loss Of the whale ship Matches,
Captain Bellows, Of New Bedford, in Potter > Bay
ocbotsk Sea, on Oct T. while l. ing at anchor she had
or board l 800 bbls whale end 60 bbs sperm. Ship
and cargo a total lOss. The officers aud crew we're
.aved Capt. Below, hss arrived in por. on bosSd
tue Harn0Dy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

certainly be great favor to Mr. Buchanan, re-
moyirg out Of his way, as it wold. one Vi tos
most sesious obstacles which otherwise bis ad-
min.tration will at its very commencement haS'
70 fnrOuuter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
NPv-JrRSIY LEGISLATURE.

TRyyroN n. j., Wedpesday, jan % Ioo''
Several ne,tions were presented 10 the Legislature
this morning 10 extend the NewJcrsey Central ksi-
road frcm Ellzabethport to the Hudson River. Toe
Joint meeting TO United States Senator VIII not
The trial Of four OF the uutineers Of shp New York
Will take place on Friday mofping.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

favor Of the Pope. a second Asantlc Ie'eg,Spe
Company is in process Of organization in Leadeo'
to connect the western cOa.t OF Ireland WIZ .ae
United States direcA plsciog Eugla1d aud America
On 40 eousl footing. The Ecglish Money market
!. 6,msr: consols were 9S4 a 9Sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE ARABIA.

PORTLAND, Me-, Wednesdsy, JAN % Io';
Our ates: advces from Halifax are to o'clock this
evepng at which time the weather was rainy and very
dark and the steamship Arabia had not arrived. Since
o'clock we have been unable TO communicate with
any Office east of this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
Xema1prk DAILY Gribrnra
THURSDAY, JANUARY %. 1857.
M gORKEsPONDENTS

Subscribers 10 sonns ritiauceS utQaenHy omit to men
lion The name Of toe -(Gc- and frequently be
name 81 the State which their paper s to be -r Al
wavs mcution the uSne Of the Poet 0ftce ana sSts
Sobseribers TO Tx TAIIvxE wi.Lss then PostOGcs ad
,ess shoud all cases give their present Po ee
and STATE snd testify which e1ihon. wHehe Daily, S9Hi
Neo1IE Weekly and club subscribers shosd give dacoi
subsctipson. This would frequently prevent seaJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

Merire disasters again occupy .aree space in our
paper. Full details of exposure ard suticr'ng will
be found Oh the third page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
THE CASE OF COM. ROWAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Jan. %, 1917.
Commander Rowan has been dismissed from tn'
Nav, and not cashered. The latter would forbid hu
rettorston TO the service.
II commenced showing here at o'clock p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
FIRE AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Jan. q, IS57.
The buildings Nos. "A to 81, on Lake street, occu-
pied as music and dry goods stores, were burnt ast
hight. Loss about $4,000. Partly insured
The weather ia pleasant. The Railroads are all clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
AN ASCENDING BANK EMPLOYEE.

NLW-URLEANs Tuer1by Jan' II IoU'
Mr. Stripger runner tor the Bank of Nev-Oreans,
sbsconted to-day in tho steamship Cehssba for Ha
vsus with $50 00s.
The telegraph line TO the Balize was found 10 be cut,
thus preventing the detention Of the steamer.