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pETTTIONS---{,FFICTAL

NEW ORLEANS, June 80 1850.
To the Honorable the ConMnon Council
of the City of New Orleans:
THE undersigned owners Of property on
Cont street. Roman Toni street. respect
fully pray that ordinance resolution be passed. according
ID law for the Of for the Of brick
sidewalks bordered BY cnrbsones and wooden CUTTERS
sides Of Cont street, except where already made from Roman
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heard OF Aldermen or sixth page.

pRpFEss0R RHfaEH Art. The friends Of this dis
tngllshed artist Will be pleased to learn that he
~ returned 70 New Orleans after an absence oi
aaxerai months, during which bis pencil has not
been altogether idle. We found in his studio two
ssagnihcent portraits 81 Kentucky ladies, one that
IT Mrs. Breckenridge, wife Of the Vice President,
exesnted with perfection u coloring, finish, and
expression only possible to the highest skill united
~ith actual genius. Mr.. RS great excellence as an
aftiss ID widely known and appreciated, nowhere
better, we believe, than in New Orleans, and as
seiiasd and cultivated gentleman society Welcomes
Eisa. hers is elsewhere. We trust he may make
New Orleans bis home, and live long to adorn lie
canvas wit thu exquisite tints Of his skifn pencil
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NEW ORLEANS, July 49, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans
rTNHE undersigned owners of real estate
delet Walk respectfully pray that ordinance resolution
passed, according law, for the sale Of
brick sidewalks bordered by cutbstones CUTTERS
sides Of johnson street. from Canal
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sIE1H DISTRICT counr CITY OF NEW .oRLRANs v.
of New Orleans. S. j. WALKER & WINSTON.
No. S72s. w
pX VIRTUE of N writ of Seizure and Sale
ID directed the Honorable the Sixth District
New Orleans in the entitled cause will proc
sell at public auction at The City Hotel Common street. between
Camp aud Magazine streets, MONDAY, 9Th day OF
December 1860 at u O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erty viz =
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the
Fourth District Of this city bounded by ST. David
Liberty Second and Third streets and having the following
dimensions Lots Nos and 10 have each 30
Third street. between Liberty Streets by
deep; lot No. forming The of Third David
Streets fronts 30 Third street. by depth
and front st, David
Seized In the above sult.
TERMS-lash oath es tot
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To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the City Of New Orleans.
ENyLEMEN- The undersigned owners
W of property fronting St Peter street, from the Levee to
arais street most respectfully petition honorable body
public auction, after days notice in the official Journal the
paving with square blocks St Peter from the
Leyee Maas street. and for raising the sidewalks both
sides and paving the with agsone The whole work to
be performed in conformity with the specifications of the City
Surveyor,
P Pelanne, 100feet
X. Durand So
II. Gelly, loo
H. Z. Peire, 33
Mrs. de Pontalba, pro H. Pey-
ehaud Agent 300
Dennis Cfonan l2s
L. Il. Forstal, Go
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SHERIFF. the Parish Of Orleans,
srXrEHE couR De Drsrnicr }L4A VILE DE LA NILE
de la Nouyelle- Orleans ORLEANS rs. s. j. WALK
EyN VERTU dun writ de saisfe ct yente q
IL par Honorable Sieme District
y dams sare cdessus te pocederai
USDl n de decem0re 1860 midi, PHote dc la Cite
de Ia Commune, les Camp DIES Magasns
pubiqne ct adjudication la propetd suit
cription SAVIOR
SIX TRRRAINs snt dams Quatrieme District de cette
Vile dans let borne par ST. David, Ierth,
enie Troeme les dimensions suvante, savoir
Les Nos & Set 10 mesuren charnn 30 pielis
Ia Troisene les David Iiterd
pteds de prhondeur lie No. 10 unle des Trois
eme David, 80 peds Trosene,
$50 pieds ~ profondent ct face Ia ST. David.
Saisie pafare cidessus.
CONDITI0Es--Compianta u moment de rad|ndicationl
+. 4. PARKER.
n23 df7 "a sherifde Ia Pnroisse d Orleans.
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l'honorable Gonseil Commun de Ia Eouvele Orleans:
ESsIEURS-Le souss7gne, proprfetafre
I'VE la rue Bourgoygne DIES Ides BeuVe Canal tres
demande honorable eoniorme
ment 129me de Ia neuyele chartre are yendre
r9ncau aprs dix ours davis dams Ia gazette ociee
trat bocs granite la Bonr
goygne de Beny celie du Canal relever les
banuuettes pour la CORRECTION DIES dites
baduettes perres plates Louxage ener deyra dtre fat
d'apres les specifications du Voyer de la Vile
Rushton $50 pieds.
JAS A. HOPKINS, .m
OF lawsw Secretare Bureau DIES Assistants Aldermen
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In the Of death resignation of Of e Directors
The vacancy shall be dledup Dg election by the Stockholders
after days be posted Al the office Of the COmpa
ng Vacancy the Office Of President shall tie flied by the
Board Of Directors the first meeting Of the Board
vacancy occrs by the election of OF its
vacancy Vacancy IN the office Of Secretary shall he dsd
by the Board 81 Directors ut the first meeting 81 The Beard
vacancy occpts by eecng the Stockholders said
Office President of the Beard shall have the power to an
point Secretary tenn ur the Of Secreta
~, as herein provided for.
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: LEGAL NOTICES.

sEooSn DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF MRS. HANNAH
of New Orleans. STICKNEY-No 1890
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
OF this estate and al otdr persons herein interested
show cause within ten days from tho present notification any
they have why tie presented by The Admins
traitor of this should h6moogeled approved
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
By order Of the Court.
G. MoREI, Deputy Clerk.
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Con. n p,.,n, IA NILE Pr la TLhE
de la Neuyeler Orleans. l., LACR0IX ct GALS
SOR, FILs.-Np. l4,14s.
I'm yERTU dun writ de saisie ct yentc
II moi adessa par FHonorahle Qnaeme Gour de District
de la Nouvelie Orleans dams afe cdessus procedefai
sAMEDIs de tanver 1861, midi l'Ifotel de la Gle
de la Commune, les d Camp dss MagaaBs,
L. pubque ct adjudication de la poptte don't suit la
description, sayoir-
Vile dams ile bomt par les LHhaPe Robertson tlai
borne Columbus fomant rauge dies Columbus
Claiborne 81 pieds de face Ia Claiborne
100 peds de prntnHdeur.
Saisie dams rnffaiTe ci=dessus
CoHDITI0NS-0omptent au moment de- Perturbation
E. r. PARKER,
d Is lad shirff de la Paroisse ii ORLEANS
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NouvELIE ORLEANS, 16 Juliet 1850.
Honorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvelle- 0rlGans
r ES soussignes. proprietaires sur la rue
La Peur due Canal Ghemn Carondelet respect
demaudent la oi dordonner
dun pour confeeon do hanquetes brque
pierres de bores oes bo les deux c6ds de la
Peur de In u Canal Ghemn Carondelet excepau
celfes dGIa faites par les propretaires)
Cot6s N. W. C6tes S. f.
!. Metz, n pieds.
MIiaIbrter, l04 pieds.
G Epper, 80
j jacob, g.H5 1875
Joseph Janzen, 100
H Chiffon 100 =.
II Wieer dea fait, 49, E.# go :.
Frederick Haab, l06
Carls Beddnges, ITO
Eliza Broadnax 6Uh
Louis Bnchholts, deja fait, las :.
IL II Patemann, 126
Geo Human, 98
JAS. A. HOPKINS
OF 1awSw Secreaire dn Gonseil des Asst Aldermen
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Board Directors shall fix the Of compensation
an persons employed them In the Ih Company
they shall make such bylaws, rules and regulations they
deem necessary for the Of the Company and
of its affairs provided the shall conflict
with Charter the laws this
the occasion may require They shall have
and sell real and slaves for the and
poses of the Company to make contracts leases mortgages
hypd compromises borrow money pur
ease build bu tie use Of
the Company.
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Of the City Of New Orleans:
GENTLErIEN-The undersigned, owners
w Of property fronting Burgundy street. from Bieuyero
Canal street respectfully petition honorable body
agreeaby section 40 of the City Charter sell at pub
lie auction after days notice in the official Journal the con
paving with square blocks Burgundy street. from Ben
vile Canal and for raising the sidewalks on both sides
and paving the with flag stones.
The work be performed in conformity with the speei
fcations Of the City Surveyor
W Rushton $50 feet
JAS A. HOPKINS,
.s..-s ....4.o- Secretary Assistant Board.
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a IN MkC8N ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL \.
IRON W0RES.-1he undersigned leave 10 tnfnrrl
she public a.1 A.lldee generally. that they
featuring al ka5s Of Architectural and Building Iron
Work theft foundry, Sfagnolfa streets
acs In davidson Ro, cSronelet sreetsuch YerAndshs
Rsiing Shutters, Safe ara Bank Doors Straight Circular
Stst=s, Bridges. Roofs,
fay keep constantly hand GAGS Wrought Iron Col
ln1A* VenTlAsne &nd Sash Weights, and ill al ordsss oi
sves description OF Cssng Columns sture and Eonse Fronts
will d<anntSh.
BENNETT Il LuRGEs, Davldson,u Row,
a. 49,
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DIT la Nouvelle- Orleans HANNAH STICKNEY.
No 1905.
Wis est par lie present donne AJAX cream
cies dc Ia dte succession eli outes aHres pesonnes
celia Pent eoneene dayoir deduire sons dix onrs aer dc
present6 par administrator de Ia e succession seFa
point appourd ct homooga les fonds enrc mains epar
confofmement au dit compile.
di3 u - q. MeREI. Dcpatd GrefRer
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gJyEfIRD DISTRICT POUND.-yVas brought
the Third District Pound Goodchdren street. be-
tween CloEet and Louisa streets, esray- s558$&
One Cow left half cropped swallow fork in the right
white spots In both jaws small white spots
both sides. and visible brand
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
on uad will be sold public auction, said Pound,
THURSDAY, December 49, 1860, al 10 o'clock "a. III.
ALSO
One white She goat, with black head.
Shegoaf white her hind leg white spots in the
cloth collar and small around the neck
Which claimed within three and the expenses there
on paid viii sold public auction, at said Pound
SATURDAY, December S, 1860, At 10 o'clock A. II.
New Orleans, December 4. 1860.
q. L FAYssuox, D'ty Street Commissioner.
ALFRED A. BUCRos,
Clerk Of Comptroller
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FAIRBANKS " co.. PRoPRIErons OF FAIR.
banks Scales and Agents Of I.es Patent Wrought and
CALLED Iron Safes, No. rs Eisrp street d23 "
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n
Thc Capital Stock may be increased from time 10 time IN surh
and such extent may be by the Beard
Of Directors nad determined upon by majority, in Of
stock held By Stockholders a meeting held fer that purpose
after fifteen days previous notice in Of the city newspapers
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COMMERCIAL INTzLLIGEyCE.

LvPr POOL COrToY hARKgTT, Erokers' crculsr r>rrts
TIE sses Of Cotton for I've week at 0 bales Of Whit go
were soecula and The market op-ed
firm ~ good trade demand ard closed buoyat With sirbt
dy.rce principally tie mddipg I'D lower qJs The
Friday bales including 1000 10 srcnlasos
exporters closing the full prices Of the previous day
Anne sed are the authorized quotations:
Fair Orleans. I'D Middlinx Mobile. SD
Middiae Orleans. d. Fair Upinds.
Fair Mobile. Middnz Uplands. SD
The stock in port es1uated at $50 bales ofwhich
4el 200 American.
STATE OF TRADB-The s ices from Manchester as favor
able fhe market had advancing tend FOR Yf3a and
there was an improved demanafor CIOTHs
LoSDOS MONEY MARRETConsols closed on Friday,st 91
e for money and Tbs bullion in the Bank Of England
had increased f403Na The Lioney market very active
The Bank England had reduced it, to cent
LIVERPOOL BREADsTCFFs MAaREr.-messrs-
Wakefield Nash Co. Band. Athys Co, and others
port Fon dull and slightly lower American quoted 2T6D
81 Wheat dull and ID lower since Tuesday, Red 10 DO
- 6; White II ld36. Corn quiet.
Richardson. Spence Co. repOrs Wheat "a 3d. lower .
LIVERPOOL Provision MARXEE-Beef quiCs though tEcrs
business doing for export Pork quiet with someen
port inquiry 81 G067 g. Bacon quiet good 81, Mddls CO.,
Lard al in retail Tsow dull at So d3s for North
American -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE M,RKET-Pot Aches steady at % 6d
Pearls steady at 20 00 Sugar dull and Cd lower Coffee
quiet Rice quiet and had partially declined 3d. closing n
former Fish Oils quiet but steady Lnseed Oil in good
demand co.. Olive Oil advanced l0 d20 y tun. kos,n
heavy at 5 I'd for Common. Spirits Turpentine dull
1iOTEThe lines east of Calais out here and We arc
eqaenty unable obtain the remainder OF the Eur6pts MS
IrrLPs.-Iep1
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ITALIAN AFFAIRS UNCHANGED.
The Neapoliians Again &epulsed'
LARGE ss.puEKTs Of SPECIE TO AN ERICA.

CARE RACE, N. F., Tuesday Dec. II, !oyV
Tie royal mail steamship Europa, Capt. *hen'
from Liverpool on Saturday, Dec. 'via Queens, oN"
Cd, was boarded of Care Race at O'Clock this IT. 'es
dlyj morning by the press-yaeht and-;he folowi y
tummary Of her news obtained. The Europa will be
due at Halifax on Wednesday night.
The United States mail steamship Atlantic, from
New-Ynk, arrived at C0wes on the Goth u
The screw steamship Edinburgh, from New-YOk,
arriy ed az Queenstown on fbe 3Orb.
The political newv BY the Europa is not # an impo'@
tant character.
The situation Of ItaRan afa Ts was unchanged.
The garrison Of Gag,s had r,ade sortie, and were
repulsed with great loss.. 49,
The American money crisis has caused gpeeie ship
ments from En- Hand, and,he Europa has cousiders-
bic amount aboard
Large sbpmcus were expectedto be rrais by tho .
Atlantic, to sail On the 9Th.
Thee Movements caused renewal on the>'Oth Of I
l Withdrawals rom the Bshk, whica had ps.viously
Y~Ggced tie rate of discount to5l per cent. . -.
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEsfBER IT, 1860

not agree on q line of policy which will secure equal
rigbts, equal protection, and equal justice, 20 every
Stete, and TIE citizens Of every State, in this Unioas
| Mr.. lVEESON-lf n fugitive IL found soercted in a
house one day. on The next morning he Is quite likely
| 70 lie rrn off,
Mr. TEN EYCK Rep., N. J.)-A single instance
| ike that occurred in New.Jersey. Tie fugitive was
run of. 1t il the only one instance known in that
State.
| Mr.. GREEN Dem, Mo- IF man runs of a horse
his loss is pecunary pnsderaon only, but to steal
anegTo is something more. l wish the strong arm
of tie Government TO discharge its functions gov
eminent that won't do it Nv oud spit upon. would
sooner have the despotism of J. ous Napoleon and the
Prince of Wales me THAI government tbat
would not command respect.
executed unless has been brought beore Court OF
some sort.
Mr.. GREEN-I do not uphold the sentiment Of
liealDg horses negroes.
Mr.. DOUGLAS-I spoke only as to the non-execs-
ton Of the law.
Mr. FITCH. Dem, Ind II know my State. For
the last IS years there has been but instance OF the
Telcue of "A fugitive.
Mr.. POWELL. Dem. Ky.)-SOme time ago a negro
away from Kentucky to Illinois, and the Governor
of tie latter Commonwealth did not peform bis duty.
Mr.. WADE, rep, Ohio)-If recollect right, the
indictment did not show that the party was ever In
Mr.. P0wELL-The gentleman WADE is evidently
mistaken.
Mr.. WADE-I do not know much about it.
facts Of the before you draw the attention OF the
Senate to it.
Mr.. PUGH--Is the gentleman (PowelD aware of all
the factsl
Mr.. POWELL-The Governor of Illinois was
wrong.
Mr.. DAVIS Dem, Miss. Alas it all resulted in
elimination and recIiminstion.
Mr.. MASON Dem, Va. Our grievances are great.
We have been Inundated.
Mr.. DOUGLAS-Congress should apply the neces-
sary legislation. Convention of separate States to
settle this matter is not necessary.
Mr.. MASON-We have become satisfied that unless
we have evidences that the Constitution and the laws
will lie upheld by Convention Of the different States,
we are not bound to remain in the Union.
Mr.. COLLAMER rep, VT The State Legsla-
lures should aid in establishing fraternal feeling
Mr.. WIGFALL Dem, Tex.)-Slaves have been
recognized as property in at least three places in the
Constitution. Our rights have been violated.
Mr. DOUGLAS-Because the rights of the South
ern States have been violated, does that justify them
in leaving tie Union!
Mr. WIGFALI-The Senator from Illinois douglas,
instead of answering one question: propounds another
Mr. DAVIS cited the bill annulling the Legislature
of Kansas.
This caused general interchange of expressions be-
tween Messrs. DAVIS, WIGFALL, BROWN Dem,
Miss, and DOUGLAS, pending which, on motion of
Mr.. WIGFALL, the Senate at Al o'clock p IN. adj
iouned.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN TWELFTH AVENUE.

FIRE IN TWELFTH AVENUE.
Yesterday morning fire broke out in the range OF
sheds N Twelfth avenue, between Ihirty-nlnth and
Forteth streets attached to the lime yard Of andford
& Kinney and occupied by them a storage for bar
rel-lime. TIE stock damaged 10 the amount OF
about $500. The buildings owned by Mr.. II. Z.
0Neil were damaged to the amount OF $3.50 Lnsured
for 800.
FIRE AT MAYHlTTASyrELF.. :
Last night, about o'clock fire occurred IN the
rope walk of Patrick Finnegan, at the corner of Ninth
avenue and nellundred-and-seoond street. damage
$500. No insurance :
DESTRUCTIVE COEFLAGRATIoS ~ BRooEuIN.4 n
Between and O'Clock last night fire was dlscov-
cred in the oil and yarnish mandatory OF Henry
Waldon & Coz at the foot of South Prst stree +. ID.
Immense volumes of black smoke Issued forisfor sew
eral minutes, after which the flames shot forth with
appalling force and splendor lighting up tho sighbor
hood and rendering the streets of New-loFE plainly
visible from the opposite side Of the river general
alarm was rung, and the whole Fire Department
Of the Eastern District together with companies Nos.
81 and Al from NewYoik, were quickly az abe scene
Of the cOnilagation. q
Tie fire rapidly extended 10 the adjoining premises
used a disiery and cow stable, owned ~ MIR. John
G. Williams, (lae Ingles). The fire alta commune
Gated to WoOlseys grain mills, which, for some time;
seemed in imminent danger Of being destroyed, and
doubtless would have been but for the persevering ef
forts Of the iremen and tho excellent service OF the
steam fire engine Of Company No. ~ waich, at DIS
lance of quarter of mile poured ona steady unail-
ing stream of water upon the burning pe, and sneh
points as seemed in dangers and really performed as
good service as all the other engines together.
The premises of Walden d Co.. also the stables,
ofce and outbuildings of the distlsry were totally
DESTROYED The extent of the loss could not be salts
facory ascertained. but varously estimated At
from 81 eco TO $4,000 which is folly covered by N
surance hut in what Companies could not be learn d.
Valleys Mills damaged to The amount OF $3.50,
which il also insured
Tho early hour in the evssingat which the fire bso1e
out. and the ringing Of general sism, called out an
immense throng Of spectators, sad tie streetsin tho
dof tla
several of whom had their pocs Acts picked. On the
way to the lro difficulty ocesred betweea Engine
Co.'s Nos. z and T. row prevented 3, the po-
lice. How the fire oiginsted il unknown.
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Attempted Robbery.

INDEPESDTcE, Tuesday, Dec. III 1901,
party of four men went To the house OF Morgan
Walker, eight miles east, and demanded OF him his
money and negroes Walker having been notified THAI
such demand would be made, called in his e.lbors
to his assistance and fired upon them, killing che and
wounding one other. The one wounded ana the other
two made their escape The Sheriff and posse are in
uurenit The robbers are from Kansas, and wero be-
rayed by one whom they had pressed into their sery
ice. Great excitement exists and shoutt the three
men be caught there is no doubt that thsy would be
hanged.
The Santa F6 mail due here at Il N, to-day has
failed TO arrive.
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The Hons. A. b. Jsmes Of New-Yo \ and John
Young of Vermont, Judge Helic'ein Of 'cnnsylvana,
b. ?. Cheney Of Boston, and Col. Jam - Legare and
c. II. West OF South Carolina, at BE Iii layenue
Hotel,
--Msior l.. a. Sykes Of Rondop'. 4. J. Tadler Of
Louisville KY, L. t. Bailey Of ia amore Z. NJ. Kirk
patrick OF Philadelphia, CO. Ciapn or Massaschu-
sets Col. Marceus OF Caor.a, and VI. Philips o.
Canada, are at the Metropolitan Hotel. 81
Major Hartley Of Hartford II. N. Elm. Of Chicae'
Jacob Sieyoe and family Of 81. Louis ogden Edwrrs
of Utica and II. 4. Huug.gtoFd & Waterford, lEe a;
the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Lieut. W. X. X. Mtigs am hdy Of Albany, nr,
W. il. Thompson of New-Yoyk. j. v" k.sy of New
Haven and c. p. Ives Of i.ansli9bG,g, Va, arc 3
the Aston House.
Capt. D. II. Thompson Of Springfield H.. Is asha
Abenarle House $50
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The Indian Troubles.


Capt. Steele with bis company of infantry, returned
last night from Cottonwood Springs where he met the
chiefs Of the Ogalaa and Brute tribes (Sionxl. They
refused to come here and make treaty with the com
mander They talk o. war in the Spring, to revenge
Ire death of the son of the Chief of the Ogaalas,
the 18th of November by the citizens Of Keaney City,
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Fires.

NEw-ALBANY Ind, Tuesday, Dec. II, 1850. >
Hamilton & Lewiss pork packing establishment snd
contents, in our suburbs was burned this morning.
Less $50 600; fully insured.
CHICAGO, Tuesday, Dec II, 1850.
The depot buildings of the Illinois Central Railroad
n Duneith were destroyed by fire last night Loss
e, 600; partially insured
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a Question OS ION.

LOglsYILLE, Tuesday, Dec. TT, IS0l.
Gov Magoliin has ordered a motion on the Supreme
Court for a wIi Of mndamus against Gov. Denniscn
of Ohio growing out of the latter refusal osurender
"Iago' uyon MagGfns requisition If ihe motion
fails, othct steps win be Immediately taken.
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uoss Of Shin 4. y. Homes.

NEw-ORLrANs, Tuesday, Dee. II, 1860.
Tire ship j. j. Jones, from Cardiff for this port,
tilged, yesterday rs miles from Pass lOure aud be-
came total loss The aItain and crew welo saved
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vsurderers Sentenced.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Dee. 1T, IS0J.
Bryant Moore, convicted of killing his wife, and
James Hurley convicted of killing Policeman14oagh
icy, to-day sentenced TO the state Prison for hfe
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From AIhauV.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Dee ii I55O
There are no distractions in the river account Of
the ice. The boat from NewYork arrived at o. clock
tlis morning.
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CENTRAL TFnN, Sep aYsF CouRr--SEcoNos ID
1Hicr-neeeneer y No. 20 % - J9,33 g. d o. 81 %
fEooHhN Cu'i C0Rr CALFN nAR.-N0s. Y, 7
20 g % - 80 a q o. a. a w. A. as 90 81 o. -. 81
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