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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

Workmen are bueily engage in eStricating fro the
ruins the safe Of Messrs Buckley, Bro. & Co contain
ing the books Of the iru &C., and as fell near the
door, it is undoubtedly ia good condition.
The loss Of VIM. hcAiee, carpenter and printers
joiner, whose place OF business was At No. ~ Aan
street is much larger than at frs. stated He figures
bis loss al $40 co., and is insured for s 900 steam
engine.
The North American Insurance Company aIudel
to in the report of the fire of Philadelphia and not
of New-York..
Al ndescibable scene Of destruction presented itself
upon hs ground Of the great Gre of rhursdiy. Smoke
and yaIor belch forth il huge volumes, now covering
the laborers from the spectators sight, nov waiting
over the gazing crowd, and rice in immense clouds
toward the sky; erEmbled walls burnt goOds, iron
pillars and doors wud9wsiIls Of stone, and broken
machinery, all lay Discriminatory scattereda Of
runs
Since the fire a number Of men had been kept at
work digging up the ruins in search Of safes, and what
other uniujnred materials might be picked up. The
Police had stretched ropes along the streets 10 prevent
the crowd from entering. Now and then new fame
burs, up phenix like, from an unsuspectedspot which
immediately put down by the supervising fremen.
who directed their streams upon them aud sllenced
them.
number Of walls stood threatening over the labor
ers liable any minute, wonld seem, 70 fail aud crush
them. One tall chimney which had escaped the gsn-
eral downfall, doomed up ike leaning tower amid the
rising fumes Cler.s scrambled over the fallen bricks,
looking on silently Outside the ropes a motley crowd
of petty thieves, and shoeles-, ha,iess, ragged
VIZ, tctes, stood watching for time when the lynx
eyed police might be looking another way, 70 pick up
whatever was within reach.
About II o'clock gang Of laborers came upon sev-
eral barrels Of alcohol uninured, which were taken
out and Knocked to pieces. IL feared that they
might catch Ere and explode At unexpected moment,
and do great il jury.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The expedition Companies c, ID, F, G., and II, Sec
ond Cavalry under Major c. II. Thomas Of that Regi-
meutl 70 the Upper Waters OF the Red and Canadian
Rivers, returned to Camp Cooper, Texas, Nov. -,
1859.
The time OF assembling Board of Officers to arrange
programme Of instruction OF Artillery School al Fort
Monrt 9 is postponed until further orders.
In consequence Of the unprepared state OF the COM
maud 10 meet the and extreme cold OF that eli
mate the troops in the Navajo country with the ex-
cepon of four companies constituting the regular ga
rison AT Fort Defiance are temporarily withdrawn and
will JOIN their several stations
The Interior Department has issued orders 10 the
Survey General of Utah 20 Ject, reservation
for The Payute Indians Truckee River Valley and PyF-
amid Lake. also, the northeast part OF the valley OF
Walkers River, including Walkers Lake. This last
lake is fourteen miles in length il is SAID 70 be the
preest sheet Of water on the continent. and literally
filed with every variety of the choicest hsh. The
Indians for whom these rich valleys and this beautiful
lake are reserved by the Government are not only
peace-loving, but more than ordinarily intelligent.
Major Dodge is the agent for these Indians on he part
Of the Government.
A General Court Martial is ordered 10 convene at
Jefferson Barracks. The following officers will con-
stitute The Court: Brevet-MsiOr G. q. Wagon An,
Major " c. Macrae, Capt. Robert L. Clary, Capt.
John C. MeFerran Lieut.. SiIas Crispin, Lieut.. G. ID.
Bsy ard ard Second Lieut.. George ID. Rugges, Judge
Advocate.
A Board of Officers 10 consist of Major Robert An
derson, First Artillery; Capt. Israel Vogdes, First
Artillery, and Joseph Roberts, Fourth Artillery, will
assemble at Fort Monroe without delay 90 arrange a
programme of instruction for the Artillery School at
thar pest subject 70 the approval Of the Secretary OF
War.
TIE Board appointed 10 test the rAe-eannou at Fort
Monroe recommend the appointment of permanent
Board for testing firearms and say that the era oil
smooth-bore guns for felde xereise haa passed They
urge the necessity for further experiments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31
CITY ITEMS

THT CRY YEsrERDAY.-The snow that visited ~
on TLursday night .as much of affair after all.
IL see med lame and npOtent conclusion 70 the days
of biting cold and overhanging cloud that preceded IT,
II was not one Of toose storms which, Ike million
handed architect, weighs down the earth in single
night with spo,less columns of fieze4 Of eass; mold
making every hamlet temple, and leaving in
an hour models for the slow art Of ages TO initiate
not attain. 1t was a nJisy, pebian kind OF storm,
that whised people round the corners, blinded their
eyes took away their breath chafed their skins and
acted in many an other rude and vulgar manner
alarming them with thoughts Of the great deeds IL
would do and of shovel-practee before breakfast
the morrows morn. But when daylight came, aud
people looked out Of their windows, living were
profane, and City Railroad Directors ubiIant 70 see
that fail Of only about FIVE inches the most it
had accomplished
The sidewalks uptown were generally cleared al an
early hour There not enough snow in the streets
to encourage any one in bis senses 10 bring out bis
sleigh nevertheless, an occasional jingle of bells wss
heard Oh some Of the On the road. lead
ing northwardly out Of town, there were some at
,empts al sleehing during The day, and some of
Long Island friends heard to bosst that they had
driven to the ferries from B1shwick and thereabout
one would now and then make his way down town,
or from the suburbs In q cutter presenting dole
fol sight a. the steel scrsped along the sushcovered
stones.
Tie city railroad were drawn down in the
morning by four horses attached to eaea, and being
consequently less frequent than usual, were cramned
20 OVERLOOKING. The sipperiness OF the pavement,
and TIE bslf-meted snow that Lay along the tracks
made it. in fact very difficult for the to until
the tracks had been well sed Even in the afternoon,
those on the Third Avenue still retained their double
motive power.
The tempe nature yesterday was very warm and
mild, ard all day rapidly dspo-ing OF what snow
had fallen, giving everything the appearance Of
"Janaary thaw." On Broadway, hosts OF the fair
sex IN ,snnted by the aspect of the streets, moved
along sunny throngs, with their dainty feet encased
in India rubber boots, which, awkward they are,
could not wholly hide that symmetry Of ankle for
which the bellies OF Manhattan famous. Ia
mournfu contras, TO be the ly-eothed rag
pekers and poor little children almost barefooted who
eagerly hannt the spots where buildings being
erected, snafehiDg the moe tiny pieces Of wood,
ard picking out hsf-burned Goals from the ashboxes
of the stores. Now is the time for those who wear
doukle-soled boots and flannel wrappers, and whom
Providence has blessed with welilled purses, to
member he poor who forced, with feet pinched by
the freezing snow, 20 wander through the streets seek
ing for fuel and bread.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

ti,h xst,--,he ship -oali b. hamlet into the WI r,
"a her ,argo III charged AFR ptich, ihs carpenters
rcod te -. 10 WORT 70 pknk up tie broken piss' 10
t.tun. MIGRATORY to decking Il i expected thai
the G-ansda viii BE- placed .he dry deck Tor senerh
repairs sn "Wednesday.
When the panps were frS- started yesterday morn
mo he Hudson River was completely covered with
large zee felds. which were oatng downTArd at great
speed, entangerng all vessels with which tHey NE
IN contact |, wss ore Of these fields Of ice wu'ch
caused the workmen on boad the Granada 70 rein
qu.sh the lse Of the pumps f'T several oours.
EAvAL tSTTLLIGESCE.
The l.tes. accounts from Capt Page, eommaI'iing
the United States exploring expedition, were dated
Villa Matia, a small town on the river Paraguay
Thew were all in excellent beal,h, aud we're preparing
To proceed 80 niles further mp the river.
The new war steamer NsTagansett has returned 70
Norfolk Navy-YArd, from her Trial trip. There are
many :oubs expressed regards her seagoinS quail
i,ies Sue rolls both deep and heavy and Is very we
The following are the chief Dimensions Of The Maria
canser: Extreme ergth over all, Isl feet; breadth
OF beam, 81 feet; SEQ tgns burden 600 horse-po~er
Her armament consists Of eight 3pouuders, aud one
lC-inch uivo; gun. She carries crew Of UO men and
officers, all told.
Lieut. Julian May, Of the United STATES Army s
dead. His death occurred in NewMeXicO, where he
was stationed.
Board of Naval Engineers viii meet at the Navy
Yard Philadelphia The 5th OF January, to examine
candidates for promotion and alec those for admission
into that corps. Application for permission 70 be ex'
smined for sppoistDent must be made 10 writing 20
The Secretary Of the Navy accompanied by testimonies
Of good moral character correct habits, and sound
constitution. Chief Engineer sherwood will be the
presiding officer Of the Board.
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ABOLITION OF sLAVERYN NEBRASKA
FINAL PASSAGE or THE BILL IN THE
HOITSE
Fross TIE O-asa seb-askiGs.
II THE HoUsl OF REPREsESrAriVEsi


Fross TIE O-Gha AebrasttGs
II THE H0Us. OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Dee H. 1859
Bill for an act TO prohibit Slavery within t.s Tern
tory vas taken up.
Mr. Reynolds shed 20 amend.
Ruled out Of order.
Mr.. Beden appealed from the ducision o. ne c14r'
Declared out Of order.
Nr Collier called for the previous quero on.
Ruled ont Of order.
Mr. Campbell Appealed from The decision Of the
Chair relative ~ NJ. Reynolds amendment.
Ruled out Of order.
Mr. Reynolds appealed from the decision q the
CT air.
Tie question occurring on the decision, the eas and
Nsys were demanded, and The Char sustained.
Mr. REYNOLDS then offered the following imenfm I'M;
SEc 2 Aby black p.rzon or any 1fsn or ans
r.t,ou Of Indian blood shall be peritf,s 20 ev
asnee aEsinst any white peron Whfsoe s1d ~
o. tT Ia be entitled % Eesht and ereli 10
The lbs Territo-y that Of any ~te per'on
3 Any parts y acts IN eoulct Na SECTION - on"
fins ar hereby repealed
Declared out OF order.
Hr. Reynolds appealed from the decision o the CnAlr.
The question occurring on The decision, the Char
sustained.
Mr. Collier moved that the bill be pvt upon il pas
sage.
The Yeas and Nays being demanded, the vote stood
as follows:
YRA--Arnot BAN Bak,y BogeH, Bs-h1nk Collar Grove,
Deris Hanseon. Lac IaffJ Marquette A HGstlsd Ga<
Myers Rogsrt Reek Shield Sphrrf", stewart, ae-il
ksYs-Adsus Barnard, Bate, Beiden, Brodhesf Csmpoe
Gosleu Hin-dse Johrs0n. Keeling. Kennedy hleomb Nor
Nuetos Otoe Euekos o. hichadson heynodi, Iafsti
hspubicaus in ifdIie', Democrats IN roman-
SO lie bill passed.
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1873.
Total. ..s.Tas i,s4 $50 a5l

This Association has accomplished with small means
large amount Of permanent good and Is consequently
worthy of more liberal support snt generous sppre-
citation. To develop more fully its rdilantlropic OBJ
iects subscriptions Of money are earnestly solicited
and will be thankfully acknowledged BY the treasurer
Henry A. Oakley esq, No. 90 Wall street. and eontr
buttons of clothing and old soots shoes, shirts,
hats cars, and anything sid everything that VIII
warm the body and cheer the souls OF those truly
fortunate and distressed who call every hour Of
every day as they leave the Stale Prisons and Peni-
Tertiary at the Office for advice, enployme and Pc
euniary assistance will De most gratefully received by
the general agent, Abraham Beal, at the rooms OF
the Association No. Is Centre street, next door 70
CharnhnIs street.
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sltisemrat
SELLING OFF.

In consequence Of important change IN in Va axe
place Let Of January entire stock ~ tAnosAsLs
large aud elegant eomp.ios every style and ept u
WINrEk CLOTHING for en- and Boys sn WINTER fVRsisa-
tNo oots AZ a bare commission
Those who have yet supplied themselves viii sss b
enabled do GRRAT SAVING and have splendid soex 70
select fOm 80 49, .
Cothers in the surrounding cities and towns VII be asery
dealt With. .
". shs close cut the entire Winter stock before e tns
named If IL even hrinas less than cost.
bis opportunity almost 81 the beginning OF he VIM
ter should be svsed OF in time while the sseA
fall and con plete.
d. DGvLIs Co.,
Nos. l5s, $50 .nd 20 Broadway.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
rHE STEAMSHIP GRANADA.

Yesterday morning the sunken steamship Gr1nads
occupied the same position reported in yesterday
TRIBUNE. About O'Clock the pumps, being all ready
for operation were set work, and had succeeded sd
miraby in reducing the quantity Of water in the ship.
when an immense field OF ice which came floating down
the river struck the hull aft on the larboard SIDE
rying away the stanehons xhtss- supported the hur
cane deck and breaking Of the dead lights through
which the water rushed with ea: force, rendering the
work of the pumps useless.
Under the circumstances j, was deemed advisable TO
suspend tie operation of the pumps I'LL low wsieE, in
the afternoon. Meantime, large coal barge was
hauled up Just outside the sunken vessel for the Pur
pose of FINDING off the ice, which crowded In upon
the hull. Woikmen were Immediately set TO wsrk 70
tatten up the broken light afr and to the hole in
the bow with canvas. Al the turn Of the tide, p N,
the pumps agsin set in motion, and in an hou-
had reduced the water in the hull to two feet. Our
reporter was on board the ship last night O'Clock,
and trsversed her tween decks, fore and 81, and
states that at that Tine there remained but seven feet
in Der bold forward and little over eight feet aft.
1t was expected that the water would be entirely
pumped out BY o'clock this morning, II which time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

Tie r,por Of The Committees ssisd INA. PORTION Of
this sor liquors. cigars, bat one ten Of the
biii read, For vsgzrs, $4." The Board then ad-
lour1 ed until ocioek, some ~ the members beng
absent on the ssppvs.sion ttai the meeting Of the
Beard would take ptsse at thai hour. The Sherfs
Sili Of y l@ "a, for serving sunlmonses IN excise
e.res, was psssed.
Nj BLpSr offered resolution calling on the County
Trsaufer 70 inform the Board whether the aDoaat
psid hcSp@dOu d. Baker the eerh ate Of the Com
missioner q Record and foe which they gave The
1fessurer bond 70 secure ia repay uent - him. m
lie Application for naudamus should be denied
Las teen Teiui 6ed; and Il not shether any measlres
lave been taken 70 have Il refunded aud also calling
for copy OF the bond.
The Committee 90 Printing and Stationery reported
expenses Tor tbe year: Stationery S353 IA; PRINT
iug 81 10 % The audited b- FOR alvertisIng e. %
~ 10 exceed $40 0C0. Tne Committee are OF option
ihat the printing and stationery Of the County need
iCt exceed ST. GCO, ana were authorized 70 receive
pIopo,als tor iur1 ching IT, and report ~ the Bard.
On motion Of Mr.. Bell, $50 WAS appropriated 70
T. A. Wood ward for services IN attending on Commit
sees Of the Board. For wafcbmen for County Jail
81 tCS wac Appropriated and the Sheriff notified that
10 further bllle for wstchmen would be Above uness
a Dfcessity therefor should appear.
Mr. STEWART gave his reasons for thinking the
Police Detar,meut vac county charge, and that FOR
IL sup, orr 3 $50 shond be pat into he county tax
evy 10 be rjred with other county taxes and the tax
evv was raised az follows;
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TAdysrtisement.l

ALARcR AND EXTENSIVE SrOCK or RAsHIoS-
AaIE Far AND WINTER CLoTaIsG amountngto Des mns
be- soJ before the 18th day Of January next All mnaha<
within the last months. - - -
Tn. contains seasonabe FOODS IN NE Fe@<es-
VARIETY sud be best artists the city engaged here
Over Robes de Cbambre Of exquisite taste and s;ys; Ass
FuruishiBs Good Of every description . -.
Particular attention L. given to the Chidrens Dspe'7n.
Ladies pleas. call aud examine for yourselves - =
Great INDUCEMENTS will be offered to persons ~f 20 w
articles in the above line this entire stock VII ea ~
cost or even than % carry "Hs ~
F.B BALDWIN,
Nos % and n Bowey.
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ARRysr OF PtCXPOCKEr At NtBLOs GARDsN--
o. brs,sv evening" abort O'clock quite sSeiteasa. .
,5-,l I'M faft OF The n-s ctol al Nl1.o. GHcsn.sy
lit,.sr, ~ John NrIafy u seem thru Mr. Chpdsz
81 Session had INST purchased ticket o. admission % t>s s
- ~, at,c-i his rockethooA i his pocket IA be We
~ on III the crowd felt band oaeusi ey on AZ ess$@L
- quickly and .sugat Notary With BIZ oeck-.
siop NJ Chandler srizrf the tibet and re-ossrsi hs
por,fv ana bed bin calling oT assistance st h-osy
4 kls6 of e District. Attornsy ONCE tnd Oeieety- 0fsr
Pb Farley 10 happened T. be near me nrk-to'r a. N
lin rs. - The tAsf be prisoner SA, 'a5qosnty tasea
ehsse Of grand larceny sgns' him, and Tue hAstr4co
nated him foI trial
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Scenes Inelden in Every Life In africa By HSrTietss
q. Bristaa- Ezyc. Pr. Sos f1cney hafsal
Jssus de Of Other By Thomas
Hill limo. pp fti Waser Wise Co.
Bits at erican Whms AID Hints for Home Zee. BY Fred
syie W. sawyer. Ifne. W. rs. The sxne.
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ACCIDENTS AID ISQUEsrs.-CoIoner Candle Aelt
ninquest yesterday upon the body Of Marsst Moos s
- bn7s3 ID death ca hursdsy morning De feceasea sss
nge . ireland 90 yesr. Of and formerly resided IA
10 Roosevelt The sane Coroner ned an l9 a-a '
surt injuries by inr down sas as 20 eAa-s AZ
body Il named Thomas Farrell ernery o. NO. We
Ibirtf.th =. The tscessea. when lat seem = eoA-
iptrsf efes O'ks-ie held an inquest Ga I%1s
ana /, verdict OF accidental drowning was rendered.
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AdVefusenrnt.I
PURE BOTTLED BRANDY and VINES

FON rdE fULUAfF Il.
Persons who ines and Liquors for the holidays sheal
zve the preference those bottled by me- They Ae sAnaase
pure, and the best quality.
Yor sale by al Druggists and Orocers.
UDoLPRo WOLFE, Nos. ~, y ahd y Ssavera-
importer u the schedam SchnSps
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SUSDAr-ScHooL CKLEBRArIos.-The tane~
entertainment given on MoDGay evening, in Eyno
Church The Rev. II. W. Beecher'sj, was rsis ~
Thursday, in consequences Of the great crowd ''s ~
not be accommodated in the baildns IN " p" -
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IAdvertisementl

A PICTURE or YOUR MND.-lf you wonid
have your mental eSsafe taken by which you fv "a
scty what You are your capabilities your virtues "a ycsr
nuils 10 90 Prof FowLsa, s"s Broadway n T., Hth<ss
your character written out in full IL you'd be the best hing 70
which you treat yourself friends duros the Holiday.
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AsorSTs AND TorALs.-The clerks in all the City
Departments are busly engaged at present, and have
been for some tine past, in counting up totals and
putting proper shape the business of their respective
0ees, through the yssz ending to-day. Their reports
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YOUNG MEN CAN LEARN IN WHAT PUHNrI
usessd and parents how 10 train f ss>fs
for usefulness happiness BY obtaining Phfesct
cal Examination 1t FosLER xLLss No. - brss1~eg'
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Advertisement
CONFECTIONERY ron NEw-YEARs,
AZ WIS. TAvIoH's SALOON,

F, v.r,e,v of Orrameptsd Cakes Confectionery rnnck
ua,,o.y Torr.Jces Jyles Sc Also Bouea Turkeys saz
S vsters,,ps neafs and all ,eason.hs ass-
Nswy ears tables Orders Tor all kinds OF Rslsshas&s
promptly attended 70. ~
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The Dramatic

The Dramatic Profession VIII Ind 1fVu-
ehitis Yields soothing infue OF Mr.
Indian ba.sala and HOszhogad ~ ne 10 ~
the druggists generally.
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AT HoME-OPl

AT HoME-OPEN DOORs.-Prof FowLga WI
receive hom such Of his friends and citizens, a. nay VA
his professional during the Holidays At the Phn-
Cabinet No Broadway Museum open and res . vsson
To-DAY and also on MONDAY
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SIcosD DIsrRIoT POLICE CorRr.--At the Jeffer-
son Market Police Court, during the pasr year, over
81 eases of crime and misdemeanor were heard and
disposed of. Upward Of $50 cases of felony and mis-
eemeaDor able by Jury have been sent TO the Grand
Jury during the year. and majority Of the be-
fore the Special Sessions have come from that Police
Court
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Acknowledgement
PFREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

IERLMPTORf SALE OF VALUABLE fhOftkffs
VIII be .od by the Sheriff by order Of the suprems osrs
Burn Hotel Tompkinsyie ;. l., ou saturday Dec Jist
O'CLOCK the Dwelling House and four lots Montgomery R4
Monroe avs running through formerly occupied by % Wee
ieied Sale positive. For particulars, inquire VI "tsrvss
n hall Attorneys 81 Exchange Place, ". Y.
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Tonight the Dray tone give the las. OF Eif lannon's
o,e,s,,a. N E.~.Yosks Nexs Monday evening, VIZ
n. m-hs-sh will BE- favored BY them with a Ysh ana
brooklyn on Tuesday.
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The Postmasters Of the South having been put upon
,ler guard against ncendary documents, there seems
70 he no mode le By which books Of the character Oh
Heuers can be circulated IN the saveholdng regions
We learn. however, that new dodge has been di'-
covered which viii get all existing precautions
nauptt. II consists in making the apothecarfS aau
rerfuuners the innocent, but not the less eng 'uu
means Of proragatng seditou among the poor fdSIa
We saw the ether day our horror upon tleePnhte'
Of = druggist packages intended to be sent 70 Tue
South. on which was labeled, in eglble cbaraeters'
"Old Brown Windsor Soap The worst part OF tue
business ia, that although the greater part OF 'ne
raekaces and their contents were Of YANKEE orr
gin. the model at least was from England AMI Is no
donbt TIE first instaIment Of the aid 80 loudly called
for by the Rev. DR.. Cheever.
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FIRES.


We were unable on Thursday 70 ascertain with eS-
scDess the assurances on the stock Of hessrs Blk
ley, Bro s Co., who the heaviest lo-er' by The
eonfagrahoa-their total loss being from s|3oOo TO
$50 O0O The following is a correct statement:
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RROOKL YIN I1ENN

Nrw-YrAEs DAr.-Msyor Powell has gvss q"
ice that he viii be happy to meet his feow-eze .
bis Office In the City Hail on Monday, Jan bet, '7'
the hours Of 10 a. N. and | ?. u.
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Acknowledgement
ls60 Is AT HAND.

We al 4 or Die.
sushe srnsnts with which appear In it, Sssacs ssy
BE- obtained ryASs extensive CL9TsfsG Wsassosx No.
70 ard b gton.t al IS per cert below the narks. pse
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fAdyersiseReDt
FINE POCKET {

sv.yv variety Of n. seose made By the first
nx The cEsst s.plsy hind 70 Dc seen In ne ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

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