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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-10
American Interests IN Eastern Russia.

From the Washnston cpion.
Recent advices from Eastern Asia indi
cate that prosperous trade is likely sooI
10 spring up between the United States aht
the Amoor River. From Information late
ly received at the Department Of State, il
appears that two citizens Of the United
States recently passed through 81. Peters
burgh on their why 10 Hamburg aud Londor
from the AMOR River, where they had two
years been transacting business, and whence
they bad come direct by land through Sibe
ria. They report having been received with
great kindness by the authorities OF tha,
distant region, who had afforded them free
transportation up the AMOR River 10 Gov.
ernment vessels, the distance Of three thous.
and usrsts--sbout two thousand miles. Mer-
cbandiss had been carried by them. or their
agent, even up TO lrkoutsk, the capital OF
Siberia. Asa general rule, goods can only
be imported duty free, BY foreigners, up to
the mouth Of the AMOR. II carried up the
river, it must be done by Russians alone, or
ifattempted by Foreigners. duties will be
levied. Foreigners are not allowed TO travel
or pass through Siberia, in any direction, it
being regarded o. province under strict
military government. and held 10 fortress
would be. The exception made in the case
OF the two citizens Of the United States.
above alluded TO, was owing, it Is alleged, 10
the desire Of the Governor General TO be lib.
eral 10 Americans. The only foreigner ever
known TO pass through that region before,
since Russia has held jurisdiction over II, is
Mr.. Collins, the Commercial Agent ol the
United States on the Amoor.
The bar Of the AMOR river IL thirty miles
out in the sea, aud II covered by twelve feet
Of water. A weasel drawing ten feet can
pass up the river one hundred and fifty miles,
opposite Csstries bay. Vessels drawing
eight feet Of water can go up TO Usury river,
which is now the boundary between Russia
and China, direct across the sea OF Tartary.
The river Usury empties into the Amor
two Thousand miles from it, mouth, and YES
seIs Of eight feet draugbl may 90 even two
hundred miles further, to SODgary river
which rises far south In China, and IL navi.
gable for steamboats, drawing four feet, fer
U'ut iDi" DuHuIeu mitr- CoilsU, hU"ue Vbc
hundred and eighty mises from the mouth Of
the AMOR, is the town highest up the river
to which foreign goods are allowed 70 be
carried duty free. From that point TO the
mouth Of the river, there are three other
towns where such goods may be landed and
sold 10 Russian merchants or traders.
The steamer kna, vessel built in Phil
sdelpbis, and drawing three and half feet
Of water, went last yenr, up 10 Stratuisk, 10
Russia, on the Amor, distance Of three
thousand mills. Sansub, on the SoDgary
river, in China, has u population Of eighty
thousand.
Between IT. Petersburg ard the AMOR
country there are now regular pot routes
established, with weekly nails.
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.fIH4NILU ~ 4. IsL....t LA ! ! y Ill

brisf time that the Atlantic telegraph Ne
msined IN Use, one message alone. counter
manding the embarkatiou Of the 39th and
cd Regiments for India, probably saved
this country some ESQ 900 sterling
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HANCOCK EMMA despatch from
Boston, dated Feb. 2,,h, says that the State
Senate to-day passed q resolu,ioa for the
purchase Of the Gov HAyC0CK estAts by d
vote Of IL to lG. An amendment wa
adopted that 10 Unnecessary change shall
t. made IN The external OF internal arrange
meut Of The dwelling while 10 possession Of
the .C0nmDnxealth
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FKox the London Tunes We take the fol-
lowing paragraph, and III. concluding sep-
,euce Is the best answer that Can be given
10 the attempts now being made To prove
that no message was ever Transmitted over
the Atlantic cable
The Atlantic Company, in ease all meth
DDS 10 reascits,e the cable fail, have applied
10 government ior guarantee of IL pr
cent On 9 fresh capita Of Gj00,000. This
application 10 ba-.d, not alone on the
ground 81 State nsosei,y for such means Of
iD.tspt communicative With our North
American pr0yinc,., bat also ON the pre-.
osIem Oi the treasury having already
gwen guarantees 10 ottsr Submarine lines
especially to the Red Sea Company, whos
ca tai o. 100000 y guaranteed 10 tbs
sarDe amnuS lf,be principle u a guarsn-
,es f1f a submarine linz to India " admli,,,I
IL apIsvr. diNcDlt 10 see how IL eau h.
wiuiheli from a linz 20 An,snca. Tor nODs
ear ioreisii tn bour wten spch syeuu may
oeon a. may refd's usgrsphic oanmgB.
eaton x.ll CAGAds 10, Ohly desirable nat
= Vita lmIoftahor 10 tie Interests aud
sel biug " ne nation. Dgr.ng even To-
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A GREaT OR,ToR Ds.D.-Iion. T.. A
HAssEGAS or Of the mos, eloquent oes,or.
IN the United Stats, died q, 81 LOU. On
,hp night u the 25ih ul, lie was frmer.
" uni'fd States SsnAiOr fom Indiana and
Minister 70 Austria. The history Of this
man. II sri,teu a. !, .hOsA be, wOu.A prove
trn'i, AMI warning 70 ,hOesant
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-10

CWr,0o Ftse-os At ,hH election held
10 ,hcag' 90 Gl-.,iAy lA.' JnnN e
H.s. Eap4olC4l, "a ,,ectol MAyo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Fort Brown, Texas, X % BE- gar-oned al once oy
troops from Fort Clark.
detachment OF 100 United States sailors sailed on
Monday m the steamer Atlantic for Aspnwal, where
thew win be yanferred 70 the Commanderin-Chief OF
the Home Squadron, on board the flagship Roanoke,
for distribution among the yesels Of the feet needing
resnforoements. The sailors were accompanied BY
Lieuts TAYLOR Bradford, and Master Morehouse-
In obedience TO Instructions from Washington The
United States steam gun-boat Ircquois was 10 have
been put formsIly in commission a; noon on Mon
day. crew Of sailors from the North Carolina
and guard Of marines from the barracks llie IN
numbeTD were under orders 10 go on board, and the
officers bad nearly all reported. The Iroquohs Il
equipped with stores and provisions for twelve month";
and was some time since detailed for the position OF
faaship Of the Mediterranean Squadron, bat there are
doubts abou, her ultimately going 10 that quarter OF
the world She is L first gun-boat ever built for the
Navy in New-York and Is be third put in commission,
the Wyoming and Narragansett having preceded her,
The dimensions Of the Iroquos length % feet,
breadth g feet. burden ,0l0 tuna Her armament
consists OF guns Imediuu-s1ed thiry,wos, 2eeven-
inch and nine-inch bore. She has two back-scting
engines with cylinders 81 inches in diameter and %
inches stroke and composition propeller, IL feet
inches in diameter and 10 feet pitch. She was Elk
months on the stocks from September, 1858, 70 April,
1859. on the 10th OF which month she was launched
The fol-, wing il a list of her officers Commander,
James I. Palmer Lieutenants, j. b. duyer, j. T.
Hart, T. T. Houston, C. T. Thomas; Purser, Clark
Engineers A. Henderson, +. Harris, c. Fisher, VIM.
H. Miller, Z. d. Boynton; Gunner, j. A. Littleston;
Carpenter, C. Dixon; Doctor Ben. Freeiandi Pursers
Clerk, Edward Willard, late Acting Parser Of the
Harriet Lane.
Private news from Bahia reports the arrival at that
port Of the L. s. rigate Congress- She experienced
some rough weather, but suffered no damage in any
way, and reached Bahia in 40 days from Philadelphia.
There was no foundation whatever for the ruaoT cir
culated relative to her loss, anticipated a mofh
ago She was replenish her stores and provisions,
and sail in few days for Rio, TO assume the position
Of flagship Of the Brazil squadron.
The trial trip of the steamer Water Witch having
proved successful that vessel has been ordered to join
the home squadron forthwith She is to cruise of the
Cuban coast.
Chief-Engtnser Ring has returned from Erie and
subD:..ied bic report of the Michigan That steamer
will receive new boilers; but otherwise her machinery
il in good condition.
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m.rae,. ReporteS By 7sl<sropA.

NxwoHLx.xs Nov 7l.-CorroS Sales to-day IL 500 bales
bI oocsop. Recep. ahead last year to r.
day last iO 500 bales Receipts OF al the Southern ports ahead
eBed lleda4d and to Hsyre llsc sUsARfrm CoRs dull
at lsc-
ales to-day 500 bales at lalic for Mddrs sales Of the
lat h S:y 5ses s r o. Ss ns
receipts h, port TO date g 500 bales Stream bSoysnt and
Mes sls FKreHTs Cotton TO Liverpool ID EXCHANGES
Sterling EIehsnge 81 asic premium
Milwaukee GLIB At 81 OF 900 bush Red Michigan
s S s . sn:1 BSsS ans.N ~ % saR o.1 md
Pas que, The violent essery Wind feeps back aee
consisting Of IS 500 bush whess Barley Loo bush
s6c bush whes, 500 bash. barley 400 bush. Oats.
BrTPALo, Nov rs m.-FLorE; Demand moderate, quo
salss ssIy e Sc bush I 30 chi'ssS spins
spring al sge bush No Mil cob. arrive o.
Geo bush do om store at 81 % oc bush extra Do, from
81 g.. 500 basS White Ohio :. b * coEs soe,
with small sales Of new At eael Other Grains quiet wHIskr
3toe bbls FoGr 1900 bush Wheat; EIPoKrs 5000
MILWAUKEE Nov rs p E--FLouR active. WHEAT sc,ive
SS qRshsngs& GosS % Ss Oh ss
-ssO bills. Flour Il, 900 bush. Wheat
ToEosTo, Nov s2e m-FIorE steady snPerhne 81 s1l
s qHis Basar1 1 sni ., Soc Pas al 5Sasse
eHcsso Nov 2, ?. n.-FLoUR steady. wHElr quiet
No scive sales Of IS 600 bush at sic Oars
eady. RECRPfsl $50 bbls. Flour Y 90 bush hest % 900
buh Com COCO bush. Oats SHiPHKSTs-3to 100 bbs Flour
~ 200 bush. Wheat. II, 500 bush. Corn.
BALTSohE. Nov p FLoUg dull; Howard street, e3 5Is
wHRAT quiet IL 900 bush 81 3odsl IS Corn firm
White s+0ssc yellow ssdS7c PEOvIsIoSs steady Mess
Pork SIS; Bacon. Ice. WHISKY dali
MoBiLR Nov 2l-CoTToS quiet sAes to-day, 5000 bales
l0idl &c. for Middling
CEARIKsToS Nov. hCorroy market sx-ie bat quotations
unch4nged; sales to- day 100 bales
DETRorT Nov 22FLorR quiet at 50 T5 IS for superdne
WHEAT quiet RECEIPTS; hbls Flour 1900 bush Wheat
SHIPMENTS: 2 so bbls Flour, 2ooo bush. Wheat.
quie, at 81 2iaeI "a ssrsESrs: 4aOe bbIs Flour ssoo
bush Wheat
EXCHANGES.
Exw-oxLRAss Nov. 2L-sisht Exchange on Newferk "a
4 discount.
NEw-oELg4Ss- Nov 2l-EIchanse NewYork, 50 days
ga & discount; Sizht Exehanee, al discount.
CHICAGO Nov. 22-Sisht Exchange on New-foEk; Fer
cent premium for currency and per cent for GOLD
MoHILK, Nov. 7i--EXchsngs New-York unaltered
PHiL.DELPzIA, Nov 2a-Sight Exchange NewYOrh par
TO Lee y cent
BALrixoRE, Nov. lS-sish; Exchange New-Ys;k lilo
per cent premium
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Bosros. Tuesday Nov. p, 1883.
CAPITAL 2al Due other Banks. - 500 600
and discounts 50 ass eco Deposits lsSe 900
Specie 5Oth,oblOsrcnacon.....-
Due from other BIS lilo @s9'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

A regular meeting of the Jersey City Common
Council was held last evening at the Council Chamber
in the Lyceum, the President, Mr. VAS VoRsr, in the
chair, and quorum present
communication was received from the Jersey City
and Bergen Railroad Company, transmitting resolu-
ton OF the Company in reference TO application TO the
Legislature for amendments their charter, in order
70 90 away with the objections raised 10 the passage Of
an ordinance submitted 10 the Council las; Spring in
reference TO taxes and TO the locating Of the track in
certain streets.
The ordinance, as amended, wac subsequently, taken
from the table. Mr.. WAKEAAs. on behalf Of the
Company urged its immediate passage on the ground
that the Company were DESTROYS Of proceeding with the
work at once, and that woald also give employment
during the Winter to a large number Of men. Mr..
Wakenan assured the CoupSlmen Of the good faith Of
The Company in procuring the desired amendments to
their charter.
A motion to sdOpt the ordinance was lost BY vote
Of SIX TO five.
resolution offered by Mr.. CLARK 70 have the
street lamps lighted during every night in the year
was lost. He stated that The present wa little
over ECO per annum, and the additional expense
would amount TO about a., 600 more.
Mr.. HoTFEAs reported that the Morris Canal Com
pany were continuing the e5crosehncIts IN the bsy BY
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whom sbs hid farewell and ksed her very a''se'''"
a,e,v. bu; Of thi. no notios was TAKEN AZ soon az
,usreion crossed he mind Of the atiiieted nns"' "
oueb, the assistance Of Sergeant Cas- OF the fi r
eirct who used all diligence in searching Tor i07 gum!
pair but without effect. Ii wa believed ho"s's.
that they took passage m the steamer my o. DA''
more. which saiIed for Liverpool at noon on ssarn'
but II il said that The contrary has since been asoor
cred, and that they are sil in Sew-YOrk All o"',
sence il being u.ed 70 find them, and in the event OK
their having got OF by the steamer, DR. Adams mas Do
eIared bic intention Of sending Officer Case after them
Myers lie a young man under 30, but BY no means az
traetive in personal appearance He is resPec'aoy
connected and il u alleged has involved his mother
in pecunary obligations beside incting upon Der the
all severer wound caused by bis erininality M this IN
fortunate affair In his own right he is worth shout
SIS Geo but much Of hs property has been sacrificed
bv the hurried manner in which be has disposed OF IT,
He has been three years q member Of Dr. Adams
household but up to this time nothing wrong had ever
been suImsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
THE NEW-YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD
AN EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDING.

FyoN 1hs Albany stdfssBda-
We find the following in The Atlas and Argus Of
this morning. We understand the movement which it
notices 10 have been started by those who fear the
cess which the Erie is experiencing under the manage
ment Of Messrs. March and Minot, and becoming
alarmed at the competition with the Central, which
that success foreshadows Controller Church, and At
torney General Tremain but puppets, dancing
their masters pull the strings:
NEw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILRoAD-PRocLEpIyGs
FOR SELLING IT on THE FIRST hoRrGAGE.-AppLcs-
ton has been made 70 Controller Church. by the hold
ers of the first mortgage bonds of the New-York and
Erie Railroad, advertise and sell the road for
payment of nterest. The Controller has placed the
demand in the hands Of Attorney General rremain,
who will proceed at once under the act of 1916, 10
orecose and sel the road with all its sppurtenances.
Prior lSf5 the state had made loan Of % 900 900
10 the New York and Erie Road. BY law of that
year. the State released its lien in the following man
ner; the road authorized TO issue $3,OO0,OOO Of
new bonds which the State 10 take in full Of lie
former lcan and assign from time 70 time 70 the Com
pany on the expenditure BY it of certain specified
sums in the construction Of the read.
Section six of this act provides that the holder Of any
bond failure Of payment Of interest principal
may place the in the hands of the Controller,
"who shall proceed to foreeose the same" and sell
the road. Any bondholder, who has filed notice of
the fact with the Controller, is entitled 10 three
months notice Of the sale.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
LATEST FROM IHE WRECKS AT KEY wEsr.
KEY WEST, Nov. IL, 1853

LATEST FROM HE WRECKS AT KEY wHsr.
KEY WEST, Nov. IL, 1859.
The las. news from the ship Heidelberg is very IA
vorable The wreckers have pumped her out, and che
has been moved IS feet. II the weather continues fsr
she will be got off, About 1900 bales of cotton have
been saved from the ships Heidelberg, Charles Crock
er, and Eliza Mallory. The Two last-named vessels
are full of water and viii no doubt be lost The bark
Mary Coe and brig North both ashore north of Jupiter
Inlet, have also blged. The wreckers will make an
effort to save their cargoes-
lBy letter to En~ood Walter Sec Board Of Underwriters
NAVAL
The United States sloop-ofwar Congress, Com
manSer Sands, from Philadelphia, arrived at Bahia,
Oct. 23-all well.
The United States steamer Water Witch made trial
trip on Wednesday and the result was satisfactory 70
all concerned. Her machinery worked well, and
nothing occurred 10 mar her complete success. Her
minimum speed was about ten miles per hour. party
of ladies and gentlemen accompanied the steamer on
the trip and all enjoyed the occasion. She will shortly
all for her destination which u the Gulf Squadron.
The following is a corrected list Of her officers:
Lieut.. Commanding L. c. sStorii First Lieutenant Henry
Lieutenant VIM II. WAIa P.sseiAssistant Surgeon, s. A.
s.Is.s fsIIa Assistant Ea.inssr.Hsnry Dava., ReynOd
rur,er's Clert, Jo. 3. Harvey.
DREADFUL SBIPwRroE-LOss or Az ENTIRE CREW.
Extract from private letter dated London, Nov. ,:
{" The ship Fayorite of Boston, Capt w. II. Wilson,
from London for Cardiff, whose loss reported by
a previous steamer is an entire wreck, and regret
to say that eVery soul board pssked including The
pilotl None of the bodies have get been recovered
and TO the present time only the blackboard and
small part Of the wreck have come on shore at Pad
ston, England" We informed that Capt Wilson
belonged IN Weeet, Mass. II is supposed that there
about thirty persons board at the time Of the
disaster. The Favorite a fine ship of 0i0 tuns,
built a, Essst Boston in 1855 and was owned by VIM.
f. Weld e. Go. Of this city. She was insured in Bos-
ton. Boston Evening Journal, Nov. ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

ELoPINEsr IN BEooKLYy-A SAD AFFAIE.-Ru-
NOR has been busy for dag two past specializing
upon domestic calamity in the family Of a respectable
physician of Brooklyn. Several versions Of the AFFAIR
are aAoai, bat the facts appear to be az follows:
DIR. Adams is physician Of considerable practice,
residing at No. 6 Columbia street; attached TO his
residence are accommodations for boardes who desire
10 fare on vegetable diet, and undergo wa:er-cure
treatment The establishment was well paironized,
and the doctors domestic relations appeared 10 be
oeecingly happy. He Is himself vigorous man, IN
middle life, and apparently doing wei in his Profes-
sion. His wife is about IS years Of age, and Is
woman of graceful manners and fine presence. Three
lovely children the resul Of their union, the young
es. 5, and the eldest II years Of age. Up to Friday
last there seemed not ripple Of affection 70 disturb
the quiet Of their lives The conservation Of the
household may therefore be imagined when, on Sat-
urday morning, il was discovered that the lady who
presided over had disappeared and with her one Of
the boarders-a young man named Myers. Nm.
Adams left the house Alone as il for short sojoarn
In going down rars ,be me. he. elde,: dzcghter 10
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nx,eH New la-The cargo Of the schry d. ssz.sy
Z. ii lr1 fn TIE hesch ard "a ts way 20 the etty s
49, bs~r lead Cd shore sni tie next ,ds may Scat her 81
g fosS = Nov s--The schr. O. boasn@n. q IN kv-
. CO. T.w vhich ssl@d from New-Icrk SeY IS fer gs<s
X 80 into Rsv Rns ahout n niles Of this port e<,x
,ineS and otherwise Disabled that the EAie saa s4zs
I've rvfssed 70 proceed Any farther In her
BRISTOL FpE Nov. THE folostns ,es.es nave M va
asr1sr, surfnr the sales % Oct 2S and lst mt
Th hst esxaunah 81 Richmond Capt Peiry sest ss nd
,s,,.S cher damage The shp Robert HARDING besor.
S. io -. and rec~fved other daEasEes- The shap Acth1
h;,cre sf Richmond Coibgrn Loaf ss shired eas steve
hply ,Yi a and WIN hsve dchArre Tee ship - Brook
SsYork Johnson szils and recese< ofher d>n-
IN. ship Resolue Of Freegnr' Prince ost s ssd
eeived other asDsees; put INTO s~an.eA e2 e oe1s
SNsYerk Lizard cut away her na<s strained threash
NJ and mailing this vessel has oer 70
nc W. .,,.r "a Ffl,-ooS Water Sec Board 81 Usders'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE METHODIST Frisco
PAL CBuKcH.-The annual meeting Of this Society
was held on Monday afternoon at the Mission Rooms
in Mulberry street. for the purpose OF electmg Mana
gers for the ensuing year. The result was the election
Of the following persons
Bshops Morris J.ne- Scott Simpson. Bler Ame- the Rev
~ Bans- J. P. Durbin. Carlton; d. Terry a steven. =
FJoy = Porter N. l. ScuddeT, B. HazAny n LoanseSry
A. g. Osborn w H. Norris J. Holdich, j. Porter n 4 rat
psy D. d. Lore J. M'CBiOck n D. q Crssford J. A. Roche
D. VIE O. r. Crooks J. p Newman, T. H. Birch l. tfsne'
J. Poisal j. g. L. MeKo~n, Me-srs Francis Hall j. B. bailey
W D Skiduore J. l. Phelps n Moore, RAynor ; g-dney
c. T. Cobb. }. b. Eaxards, J. Faloons w A. Cox W i,,s
low y l. Psnehsr p. Psitersoa. II. TaHt NJ Odel w
Worre H. Baker. J. o. Fowler, ID. l. Ross = MeLeAn'
J. T. Martin Conei5s Walsh, j. Dolneri J. Lite bunoP'
w. X. Foster r JentinS
The Board of Managers consists of sixty-iour,
tbirty-two being elergymen and same number OF lay
men. After the election of managers, an election Of
officers took place, resulting as follows:
The Rev Bishop Morris President, the Rev Bishop James
LIST Ne. President the Rev Bishop Scott Rod do the Rev
B.bop Sim pson 30 do the Rev. Bishop Baker, h DO me
Rev bishop Ames 5th do Mr.. T. Hall eth do, the Kew W
Il Norris lib do. NJ Z. L. Frsncher, sh do the Rev ~
Bsnzs D. D. 9Th do Mr. NJ. y Oden 10Th do. the Rev A. "
Osborn 18th d. Rev j. P. Durn. d., Corresponding
Secretary Rev. T. Carlton d. D. Treasurer the Rev e-
roy Swomsted, Assistant Treasurer, the Kew D. Terry ne
cordns Secretary
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FIRES.
rrRE IN EIsrH AvEErE.

YIRE IN NINTH AyESrE.
At o'clock on Tuesday morning lire broke ort IN
frame stable rear Of No. 40 Ninth avenue, owned BY
Frederick Keller and occupied by John Guley, who
lost his horse aud harness valued al fl1 No insa-
rance. Loss Of Mr.. Keller, $50. No insurance. Inc
rear Of the dwelling house No. flS Ninth ayenue;
owned BY Mr. Keller. took FIRE from the stable, and
thence the flames communicated 20 dwelling house NO.
John A. Yelesia. Mr. Kellers house was damaged to
the amount of $l0e Insured in the Pacific Insurance
Company The building on Thirty-sixth street was
damaged 70 the amount Of $500 Insured IN the HAM
ilton Insurance Company. The fire Is supposed 10
have been the work OF an incendiEy.