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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
FIRES.
,,py ~ WEST SisErrEsrH srR,Lr.

yiRE ~ WEST SisErEEsrn sfRlLr.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, nrs oroks oct
n the bakery Of T.. kelch, No l23 Wee. Ninetsenth
street in consequence Of the ignition Of some shsviog,
from The furnace The fire was speedily exiting asshei
by the fremen-the STOCK aod hrtaTcs beng dunAscd
to the amount of $2j; no insurance. The building.
owned by James Lewis, was damaged 20 the amount
of $40 insured for 900 in the United States inssr-
ance Company. Mrs. kelch, in endesgorlog 20 sI-
tipguish the flames wac badly burned sbou: The fscs
and hands.
FIRE IN IRE SIXTH AvrsUr
Between and 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, fro
occurred in the tenement house, No. vi sixth ssenne,
but heng discovered at an early moment, !: soon
extnCuished. II appears that plumber, IN the EN-
ploy OF Jas Ingram X Son Of Fourth sveEss, hA
been engsged during the morning in thswing cot tho
Croton water pipe, and il was near the place ~ssre
hs lad been al work that the fire commenced. ine
b. ans and under side Of the flooring were eonsss'
ABLY burned. Damage 10 the building aoos. Wv
The first floor was somewhat damaged. MI ssers.
the owner Of the property, resides on Ss;sn Land
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
nliJnx A1yNRs.
lsss ey fBE scBoosrR eeLssrr.
Inn TxlAfrnph

- by TSlApsphl -
hose BRAscH, Wednesday Feb. ~, Ieoo'
ne schooner Charles Colgate, from Baltimore 'o'
uu-yorh, wahs cargo Of corn, went ashore at g ''
Hsssk las. night st 70 O'Clock. hhe las Nv W.
vAis1 In her hold and Is filing fast.
Ar bsnds ere ssved.
ff- Iose BR.soH, ". j., Feb. ~ ioo''
a sAo,n., v.s discovered this moropg sunk, about
-NsN. ,,,,. f,ooo The beach of Long Branch. One
49, hoS, va, discovered in the rigging, ana wa
49,, .e hy Cant. Joseph II. West with wreckng
1..a IN. ye,t Of the crew are supposed 70 be lost
- ..,o. A. the schooner is unknown. She hss
- w.in,sn and two large burton purchases ready
,s-,~, and oohs IKE q wrecking schooner. Hermasts
srs about hsH out Of water:
-. sus eAip News Reporter
~ ,tIsm-tug Huntrees, Capt. Morren, which came
=. Yesterday afternoon reports having spoken on Tses
az tAe ship 81. Peter, ssyin, from ewOdeans ten
,.lss sou:h-ess. from the Highlands; bark Henry
fAehon, from kessins, IS miles $. $. L. from the
WshlsDd.; but neither vessel ia sight on Wednes-
iAy u noon 25 miles off shore.
Ats} o. m. Wednesday, passed close by fore-snd-
A s>hooner Of from Is to sOt tuns sunk about one mile
Asn the beach abreast the Upper Tavern houses Sac
~ her sails elosereeied the heads OF them ont OF the
wSAsy At the same time spoke one OF the Government
k>e boats which bed on board one OF the crew uHen
Sssh the maintopn sst cross-reos frozen to death.
suid not ASCERTAIN the name Of the vessel, where
tsp, or where bound.
fine reporter ssys that the schooner looks Ike a
wrssku. Five wTecking schooners went down TO the
Flying Du,chmsn Monday. This schooner may
p1ssiby be one Of them.
10. a. M, spOke the schooner Commerce or Con-
nesteut, Of and bound to New-Ymk. Could not asoer-
san where from.
foR EuRoPf.
The royal mail steamship Arabia Capt. Stcto, sailed
Rem .hs port at l2 O'Clock yesterday, for Liverpool
Aks tsoh out As passengers and tj96, ,3G9 in specie.
The United States steam-ffigate Wabash, bearng
tAe brood pennant Of Flag Officer Hiram Paulding,
arrived yesterday, in seven days 5gOm Havana. The
1eBowing is list Of her officers:
vas Ofccr Hiram Paudns der Cheeof.he Home
S es. Fsd EnFs hsSSi GSo + Psao s
q r. Qnaekspbush, H. NJ Garland; Purser Mexican Buchanan
9urscr sf the Fleet a. b. orner Chaplain Moses B. Chs,
GsvtA ef Marines, maoomber; Clief Engineer James w
Ehs Passed Assistant Surgeon H. OILS Assistant Srgeyu
WIN John son jr Lieutenant Of Marines James Lewis Flag
Qseus Secretary TsttIsl Psulding, Mdhipnen NJ ScaTd
B6wsyd Lea II. r. Dalton c. r. Norton A r. COoke GEO "
bk2se T. II. Eastman, Nathaniel Green; Captains Clerk
o BhsG Pur,er's Cert, T. MeIseh FrtA Asssan gneeT
Sesp Williamson, Z. w Manning ThdAsslstaut usneeI
u g. Pe,z }. Jones J. W. TboInosou, r, Geo j. Barry
1Ssaswain. CkaIes Woodlands Gunner. Wm. n. Hamilton
1bDentsr N Msscri ssihnsfer, James Ferguson.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
TRE ALLEGED FRAUDS IN THE CONTROL
IERS OFFICE.
CASE oI }. u. SMITH.


Tie Investigation before Recorder Barnard IL the
Office Nss resumed Yesterday, e1-JudSe Whiting an
poaring on the part "s the people and John Graham
aud Mr.. Stillwell iOf the defendant.
Mir. Wakeman Ii. Dykensn being called by AIr
Whiting, testified as iu!lOwsI 6m the stock clerk in
the duties of nv office have been tie same snce
welt lhcre bur then, has not been the designs
ton OF those duties !or Iaore than ten years "A
memorandum or s;atemoU: relative to the contract or
paving Fcit v.niuth street between Sixth abd + ghth
avenues, being here hsDjed To witness, he saldl:
This paper placed il Inv hands the 23d day ot
November last, and rs ] should Judge, on that day
Tor the purpose .. having bonds issued 10 John fiiL
patrick To the amour; Of AZ, $40 there were three
bonds issued, numbered ~ =! and %; the two hrst
were Iof s'*w oacb and the other fo: S!,cDO, max
mS an Tie Whole Sl2,NN. ! made out the bonds;
'aphot exactly tel WHO delivered this paper
ne' whether Fitzpatrick OF Mr.. Smith
"' SN ht whose request sevcra bonds
""'Ic SNeL instead oi ono for tbe whole amount; l
SHOULD l"Gee IL must have been one OF those persons
n"l' tHe Ist' uGl Tie ,l,nt WAS divided aud 4
houu hot nave cone l., bad .uoh 10. been tbe desir,
u tne parties receiving thclr: | Iish to make an
auoItlon 10 The tnsweT-these bond. were deIverad
"a Mr' bTanoi-aa and ug ht have been hin, inssA
w MI Snth oi Mr.. Fitzpatrick, who ,n,de ,he ~.
quett to have The bonds given as tbov wrr.. Sav,
nrept for them from Nr. BIaunicsn' vbicl Ls ave
mo al tbt tiDle away take rcep, for tbs hond.
~ the tdie they are isued roceip, i,r the a,uo,nt
signed by John BrSnnigau for John Ft1pa,r.rl nro'
duccd and read 10y witness think the rene,. ~
date Of the delivery Of the bonds: i, i da,iJ NJ
q, is5' ho!leve TIA: 70 te the date On wl.a ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. H.-CHARLIs II. hswELL.
ssq., President.
Pesstioxs.--OfF. NJ Marion, for permission % use
. portion OF the Park for . balloon ascension on the
I9a Of February. Concured in.
Rssosstioas.-Directing the Fourth avenue Railroad
Company to run their small cars to Forty-sec0ud
street 10 Committee on Railroads. That each con-
tractor be required 20 show sflsv.; from the Sur
Seyor setting forth the smoun; Of work he hss done
sfsvery description, that it may be charged iu each
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

10 nDay street, near Canton; sp'ambsr BY scsus.
ton and ths. al he had 10 ssy ~ss ,hs. b ives ss n.
nocent man.
The prisoners were then placed IN charge Of a-toax
force Of Police Of the First Precinct and conducted "a
Jail, where they are now confined. o.
The fac, that they to be conmit'et lss. sv.t.
ipg no, being generally known, but few persons were
assembled al the Houso, and they co.,
Quoted 10 jal peaceaby.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

TIE Ne. &. dlcr! S,4AGdr4 Gays that owiDS 10 the
nilcu s. c( tie ses,oh many eoasting vsssels both
here and OF ;bS Cape IRE a.reacy leaving .hen w
Ter qusr:eIs. frcifhis, however, are not Wy bst
terirg, tui We elpes: they WI iGprsse wl.h Lbe
~: le ~, Iss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

CoNorRTs.-Two concerts were given by two young
ladies on Tuesday. Miss Dingley solo sipger-an
elegant soprano showing how much Improvement has
beer made by resident artists in the Italian method Of
singiDg--was one Of the fair charrners. She drew
crowd Of adnirer. TO Dodvorths Rooms, and dstin-
guisbcd herelf accordingly. She was cOmpetently
assisted By Mis-, liawley beautiful contTaIso, Mr..
Perring, the fne tenor, and o;hers.
The other young lady drew fun house to the capa-
cious MoZa, Hall. Her performance was no, 20 good
as that We took occasion 10 notice 80 iavorab.y
for1ner occasion; but Artists, young ones especially
cannot always be- of equally good temper and ability
Miss Andem's assistants Mr.. IL. Cooper, the
grea yioliDs:, who produced the profounies: seGsa
ton OF his auditors by his splendid performances Mr.
Aptommas on the harp Mr. kiDg on the pisno Mr.
Cume,te Who -aDg effectively u song by young
n sdcut pianist, Mr.. Goldbech, who is making repu
,aiion as composer and who will succeed if We judge
by what We have beard; Mr.. Geo. Simpson, a very
pure eror, but who hs, yet to learn the art Of pas
donate Italian defamation due ,uch masterpieces a.
Spirto Cent?. As Mr.. Simpson is hardly twenty, w.:h
such voice aided by proper inspirations of earnss:ness
and What the Italians call abandonment be ought "
have brilliant cai.er before I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
CITY ITEMS.

IrcIrnrs-The Rev. Dr. Bellows ve- ne a., Of
n. series on Psuperism aud Cnme al C!oicn Hal
,lis evening.
The Rev. Dr. Hawks viii repeat his lecture, "oi
Americas Message to Young Amsrics, a. Sie;c's
Jheaer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

Ipr,.-Mr. Leo,ard Way will deliver be'cre tho
Mercantile Library Association sores OF icc'Srss on
Iudis and It's People" lie will commence 90 Non
day evening next, and continue on Ihursdsy and MOI
dsy. concluding on Thursday, March H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

Mr.. Charles Mathews comedian, was marTied In
this city, on Sunday evening last, to Mr.. Lizzie wes-
ton Davenport, lately the wife Of Mr.. 4. u. psven-
port of walack Thea.er. We believe tia. he de-
cree of court divorciog Mr.. and Mrs Dsvenport va
proIoupced ON Saturday Of last week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
.HLSIC3L INTELLIGENCE.

THr Nfw SrA>oN or IrAfIAs OPEIu ~ rHE
AcApTN.-Mr. Ullman adyertises that the new sea-
son will commence at the Academy Of Music neat
Monday night, the I'D, with IPuritani La Grange,
Gassicr. Tberui, Formes in the chic. parts.
The following operas have been added to the roper
tory during hi- unparalleled successful Performance in
Philadelphia; 0tello, Ernani and Is Fgia d Regi-
mento. Lltaana in Alger will BE- repeated.
Meyerbeers HugueDots" will be presented /" in
" extraordinary style about the 18th of March, and
then Frye I.eonora, " in style worthy the occa-
" sion, as being the first grand opera by Anesican
" composer given al the Academy Of Mnsic"
The Director announces that subscription tickets
will be issued for the frst s1 nights reduction in
price, the sale of which commences this morning at
three different Office. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

REAL EsTATE.-The following sale Of real sstsis
was made yesterday, at the Merchants Exchange, by
A. j. Beecker, Son IL Co.: Two-story, attic and
basement frame house in front, with four-story brick
house in the rear, and lot No. 90 Baxter street. 100
feet south Of Canal street; lot 25xl0I-E,EH.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

After the rendition OF the verdict the Coroner pro-
ceeded 10 take the voluntary examination Of the ps.
oners previous TO final commitment to th. County jail
to awa; the action OF the Grand Jury.
George Megahey, being taken into the Office Of the
Deputy Superintendent Of Police, answered the cues.
tons pnt 10 him as follows:
Ny name isGeorge Megahey; am g. year Of aye .
reside in Canton street near Tilary: have formerly
worked in Prentices ha, factory, but have no trade
was born in Brooklyn. In answer to the question,
"Wha. have ysu TO say if anything, 20 the charge
preferred against You ;" answered, 81 am not guilty
The Coroner then proceeded 20 the sta,on-Hoase
Of the Fist Precinct and examined Joseph j. MeIlen,
Who answered that be between - and 21 years o.
sge, born IL New-iork City kved at No. 100 Reade
street, Eew-Ycrhi is plumber by occu4ai;op, sB'!
. 70: guilty Of the charge.
Paticl Lafy, belg examined, sts.ed tia. be wss
tstses1 n ane y! yesIs Of aye born ID iceland lived
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

courtry house aud him to break OF projected
marriage betwcen the pretty ward and an old uncle of
Doreefs, AID give her TO the Of her own choice.
This catastrophe ony achieved after many complex.
tics and mystfcstions in tie plot all of which are
very amusing, but which are too involved and inter-
twiued to be made ineligible by mere description.
The comecy Is decidedly successful and the audience
were delighted; much so that they called for the
actor end then suggested that the author b. named
wl.reupon Mr.. Lester mentioned Mr. Lelsni afore.eid
The play could not be in better hands. I: is eIc--
lently acted by all the psrticpstors, who are Mrs.
Hoey, Miss Cannon, and Messrs. Lester, Dyo,t and
Ievere. Mrs. Hoey appears to excellent advantage
being costumed with all her evertas,eful elegance
ard having to give personaton Of one Of those re
fashionable ladies in which she always excels. Miss
Cannon, the ladies maid, has OF those chsrac
ters in the representation of which she is without
superior in the country; and she gives exquisite
bits Of srg AMI earned her full share OF the laurels
Mr. Lester a. the romantic gentleman who ia put 10
all sorts Of mental tortures by his act of impru
dence, is exceedingly amusing, although the part is
very similar to a thousand other comedy gentlemen,
and gives opportunity for any extraordinary display
of originality. Messr-. Dyo,t and Levere the old
and young lovers Of the fair ward have no special
chance to distinguish themseves-their duties being
rather the conventional and commonplace stock chsr
aceis Of the stsge than anything ststlingy new The
comedy is rather long, ard if it coud be somewhs
cutaed there would be nothing in the way OF ts per-
feet II s played to- night and is announced
for every evening next week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

denonrn stion, and parporiny 10 be Issued By IL
sane baak. end deponent purchased them froa
him, and psd prisoner in cash the Of $.iss thss
prisoner calkd again with twelve more Of said 100
guiMer notes, ssd tha. deponent paid hiu %5i6 for
them: ,ha, ne forwarded the said guiider notes -
Europe for redemption, when he was notified Of thar
fraudulent character.
Christian Grieve ci the firm Of Esshsn & Gneve,
brokers, No. - Wa! street, testified to buying nun
bcr OF the said forged guder notes. for which h
paid sl,oo.
The parties arrested were committed By Jusics
Welsh for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
The FORGERY or AUSTRIAN NATIONAL
BANK BILLS.

Several affidayts were msie yesterfsy bsfore JUS
siee Welsh sganst the parties concerned in tine extern
sve foreeries Of Austrian National Bank Lls, which
have been recently circulated in this city as stated in
our lat issue Joseph Keefs detective officer Of
this city, deposed that in Accordance with instructions
Of Deputy Superintendent Carpenter be proceeded to
No 80 Orchard street. and obtained thereifom trunk
said TO belong to Henry Rohnsr one of he prisoners
who identified it and the c0kens thereof a. his prop
erty; that dsponen Ot K f,osn the trick twen'y-t 70
one hundrsd gulder notes. also, $SD2 % in gold and
bills that .he said guildsr notes purort TO b. ssned
By the Austrian National Sank an incorporated insti-
tuition, and allowed by ths laws Of tha Empire os Aus
tra thai deponent bssves and charge. that thu said
notee % found in hs possession Ci xohner are fase,
forgel fraudulent and counterfeit made in the Srm or
im,stnde of IN ydsaee of debt % bank bills such as
are isssed By the Austrian snk With intent to have
the same sold passed uttered dsponent further de-
posed that in the same trunk % also found large
qaa ty Of baAknoss psper reaSa fer USE oSthe saue
character and description q hat upon which s>id
counterfeit nStes sre printed.
Gustavus Speysr sf No. - Aosdway, osing sxorn
depo-ed hat he il of tho a1n of Pslip Speyer
Co., banker, Of slis city; sAst on or about the 9Th
dsy Of October Lac, the psfOner, Jcha Sherxnegser
called a: depoDsnts Office with twe@ @ notes parPo0-
ing 70 As each guides sotes sd by the Austrian
Ns,iosal Bank, represented the same 70 be ssnune
and requested deponsst to purchase the same tna'
deyoneI relying upon the Representations of the fs'
01er a. 10 their gsHaneness, did buy the same, ana
paid him therefor ihe SUN Of $5l6 II cash, taxing
recept for the amount; tsAt or about the ia asy
q October t.e s.re pexson again called Oh de2onent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Dcxtructiye Fire at Cape Cod:

PRoyIsCETOwS, Friday, Nov ~ lo,o.
Alsrge fire occurred last night IN this town. oesu
,nr The clothing store of Mr. Boyne. the ARG ~"
store of Jesse ok, the store OF a. >. por"!' wv
eIer ard tie store and stock of A. S Dadey. a. =
The fulher progress Of the fire was StoPpeS Iy 'Ge
puIlipg down Of house The total amount VI 'ooo
nbou. $40 O00 upon which there are varOus
Of insurance. The hotel was severai tl'nes VI "io
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
The Canada at Boston.
BOsTON, Friday, Nov

BOSTON, fnday, NOV. Iy, 1907
The X. NJ. steamship Canada arrived here at 7
O'clock this evening. She encountered strong head
vipds and very rough weather from Halifax. The
papers a. hand by her contain no news of interest
sdditional to that already sent over the wres. Her
mails will be sent south over the New Haven Road
nv the train which leaves here at early hour to-
morrow morning and which is due in New-lo ork about
8 O'Clock the saIne Afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
The Ship Holy Rood.

NKw-URLkANs Frlday, NOV. I3, IoO5.
The chip Holy Rood, ladirg with cotton, caught fire
this evening in the hold. The ship net damaged
much, and the cotton only slightly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

THE GOrERNORsHIP or NEBRASKA.

,Tsns ESifo~ Of The ~ Y. 1yibuae
Sra: The rumors which connect my name with the
Gove'nor.hip of Nebrs,ks arr withou, foundation 1
an moi al applicant for nor would accep, that or auv
other place urder Government. l desire TO hold no
cficia station not conferred by the people
y.ry repeatedly, FERNANDO WOOD.
Ace lo.k, Nov. ~ 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Ealing in of a Grain Warehouse

ALBANY, Friday, NOV. IT. Ioo5.
The entire front of the large brick building on
QUAY street in this city, 10 which Messrs. Shepard
a Co had stored severnl thousand bushels of grain
fol- out this morning into the road and some four
eve thousand bushels oats thrown out with the
bricks into the street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Wreck at OsWpgO.

OswEGO Frldsy, Nov. IT, I858
The schooner City Of Toronto. with cargoof wheat
for this port struck on the West Pier last night Ves-
eek and cargo will prove total loss; crew saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
ne Bark David q. Wilson Ashore.

BosTOS, Friday, Nov I9, 1888.
The bark David G.. Wilson, Of Philadelphia, Cspt.
Peacock, from Charleston for Boston is ashore at
Csoal Flat, Holiness Hole but will probably heave
of il the wind mOderates.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Departure of the America.

HALIFAx, Friday, Nov. Iy, IS53
The Cunard Mail steamer America, from Boston en-
route for Liverpool, arrived here at o'clock last
evening, and sailed again at TO- A st6 north wind
was blowing; weather clear.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
s.lc of n RaiIroad and FiAtnres.

Cr,cINNATI FIidhv, NOV II, 100.
special dispatch to n. G..s says Ns that ot;s the
Lexington and p:s'e' az 10 aecampbe se Bower Co.
% ,o .ock and fixtures disposed of to the
nc nsie. for about $4,000. There were several
I.diarz
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

FrRr ~ PraRL sTRErr.--At II O'Clock lase ushs'
FIRE occurred on tie top floor Of Crshcre Rodss"s
chair se,ory .3i7 Pearl street, which us pramPuT
ehsgD,asa. Dsusge kiaipg. -..s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

-Mr. Bsysrd Taylo- has already maie more than
0oc hundred ectutins engagements for the Winter.
Accordingly, he eapnoi accept aay further sppoatIots
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

Nicaragua will leave this por! on Saturday ,ss,
rvu,bcr of persons WIZ have Joined the eHped'''o"
Are collected here, in readiness for embsrkation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

Total. ss9 22oC63 6i,Ss7 2is,s7o 22sSH e2,leo
HARRINGTON the Abolition candidate for Canal
Con.mssoner received 81, ,S} votes
FILER the Abortion candidate for Prison Inspect
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
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