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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17
MOBILE CORRESPONDENCE.
Special to ,he New Orleans crescent

MOBILE March LIS, 1860.
Ed. Cresce'u-I must be brief in my account Of
yesterdays races, which, fortunately, do not re-
quire long description, another fire this morn
ing has thrown affairs and ideas into confusion
and left me little time to write.
have not been able to ascertain the probable
amount Of the loss, Or the condition Of the safes
That Of Mcdowell, Withers 4 Co. is exposed, and
appears unframed by fire, though some apprehen-
sion is entertained that it may have suffered from
water, as there is flaw in the external casing.
By-the-bye, the vaults of the houses burned on
Tuesday have all been found in good condition,
except one, which purported to be only burglar
proof; having aperture in it for some wise rea-
son.
As for the races, all but two paid forfeit in the
colt stake, which was won by Moore's Brown Dick
colt distancing Col. Campbell's little Glencoe.
The latter is about the size Of Little Corporal or
smaller, while the bay is acknowledged by all to
be the largest two year old they ever saw. His
proprietor, after the race, christened him El,cin
Booth. He is well formed, but rather heavy; a
dark bay, with no marks but white left hind fet-
lock, and a faint clouded blaze on his forehead.
He is very powerful, and when four years old will
be the very devil on heavy track.
Fanny Washington, you may be sure, took the
Battle House Plate, her colors not having suffered
an eclipse during the race. In each heat, about
the middle of the first mile, Marengo got his nose
up to her saddle skirts but he didn't have time to
smell of them before she shook him of. He tried
to stick to her at the beginning, but Alendo soon
cut him out. He got back again, and during the
rest Of the first mile made it even with the gsldng
Martha Worshdm,, who till then had been behind
1ueuns steih oo'n ou' oh Tue iast quarter, ana
II r. 1..-I..-,.-,S DHeA
~ = -. - eonseqaehoe ~
.Iase.s n. 80 as -
atar,tn a,-t ~,
a. rost - .ho taat a1sss -
s,.,.a -,,;at ~ - amy
Iss ~. A'i' 'l"i
Tho s.oona baat ,,as ,,ot ~, 80 s-;sta
being nnonestionaba hut fnr a,orr % Tha hans "a
soma nr;za wb;cb tba Messrs nosuaI, 49,, Il.
eonsiuefee .heif own. seeheu 70 deserve snowy
neas anu ranns nens consumer as 70 Mhe'hef
hest time vst made on the gasros ,ra.t m ss .aaoa
not the least ana eedsd i ct - ~. .p.u
of work for Alendorf and Marengo, which necessi.
tated the use of whip and spur from the jump go.
AFTER the brush winch aarengo made at the favor,
i.s' as naee inenlioneu, =. suon utoppea pehinu
GRAZING the rails ana hs stand almost
WIN 'he mare Malenso . aas nos iaf pehiha' put
the space ~laensa from .aa' tune on and his dis
noe " ,s oei0lV = m ea ., 'ae
.orra a1andorf With tho como sauca hnt a;thau
i, ! s o.
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

The weather lamentably thinned the attendance
on " Pauvrette" " at the Varieties, and there was
many vacant chair in the dress circle, taken for
some fair tenant who would not peril millinery in
coming to occupy it. If the skies are amiably
auspicous tonight, however, the disappointed can
experience the deferred pleasure Of admring the
scenic glories of Pauyrette, !, for it is announced
for repetition again, having run through the week.
The weather told on Francois Rayel's benefit at
the st. Charles too, and damaged the Campbells
considerably at the Amphitheater, though their
house was good. The troupe gets up a most agree.
able entertainment and will interest the most base
of amusement goers, no matter how worn out his
sightseeing capacities may be. They are great in
their line-are unsurpassed as musicians and ETH.
opie delineators.
The event of the night, in the amusement way
was the feat of little Young America " in as.
cending the tight rope from the stage of the St
Charles to the gallery. He accomplished the
periious performance successfully, and, the audi.
ence becoming enthused, broke out in monetary
eruption, and rained hailstorm of small change
on the stage-half dollars, quarters and something
like gold flying about the young acrobat's ears as
if sub-treasury had exploded in the neighbor.
hood. 1t is needless to add that these cash de.
monstrations Of admiration were picked up.
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gentleman, on his way from Boston to Yer
mont, stopped at a tavern, where he met an in.
qnisitiye fellow, who said to him: tWhere have
you come from, if may be 50 bod2n mot bold
at ALL came from Boston," Where are Won
going, if may be SO bold? "T am going to Yer
mont" " Who are you going to see there if / NAV
be SO bold?" am going to see the Widow nj. .
" Are you married man, if may be so bold ~,
the Widow NJ, if may be SO boid2'' 7" Ahem!
that's too dreadful bold !n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

New BooK.-Nathaniel Hawthorne,s new work
The Marble Fawn or the Romance of Monte Ben has lust
been received and for sale by c. Morgan Co. Thomas
White Bloomfield Steel Co. book seles in New Or
leans Copies will be post free to any address in the
United States on receipt Of price, See advertisement
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ID. IsRAELI-A new work entitled Self Help has
the following. Mr. D'Israei affords an instance g
the power Of industry and application n wnTksng
out an eminent public career. His hIsst aealsss-
ments were in literature, and he reached sneeess
only through succession of failures. HIS .neae.
rons Tale OF Airoy'' and "Reyaluiionaiy Epe
were laughed at, and regarded as inaieaslahs a o.
literary lnnacY. But he worked on in other d,aeee
lions. and bis aConingsby,n .Syol, and Tan
cred, proved The sterling ssut q mnlen e Was
the House Of Commons was failure Z WAS
snokeu of as more screaming than an Adelphl faree-
asbongh composed in grand and ambitious strain.
aasry sentence was hailed with loud laughter =
Hamlet played as a comedy were nothing to i.
mt he concluded with sentence which embedded
4 prophecy. Writhing under the laughter with
which his studied eloquence had been received. be
exclaimed, !. / have begun several times many
things, and have succeeded in them at last shall
sit down now. but the time viii come when ion
will hear mel The time did come and how
D'Israeli succeeded in az length commanding tie
rapt attention Of the first assembly Of gentlemen III
The world affords a striking illnstTation of shaE
energy and determination will do for Dsasraeli
earned is position by dint Of patient industry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

The Cincinhatans when their drinking water il
too thick with aud. are in the hsit of nitezing Il
through eafe. .hattoned char.
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Jose Domingo,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
No. is cusroxHousR STREET.

] 3 " -I1 .
Has always hand large and weaasoed stock, to which
he calls the attention Of purchasers The choicest brands for
his house has always been celebrated always be
Sound there PARTAGAs, CABANAs. INTIMTDAD, the
wellknown REG GALA DEL. REY DE GABARGA, the GIN
TO DE ORION, REDowA, RIFLE, and the brand Ell
oAEIBALDI, Also 1000 pounds PTcADuRA received per
steamship Habana.
Mr. DOMINGO wcnid respectfully all the attention OF the
public to the following letter:
Mr. jose Domingo, New Orleans Ny Dear Frsnd-I autho-
rise you It known to the pubc II think 1t needed
a you the only importer in New Orleans Of my brands III
nto Orion Redowa and Rifle In proof whereof sign the
present. the city of Havana this 10Th October 1862
eeao Inn fsignsdl JAYNE COD1NA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

MEssRs. PALFREy & Co. sell Bank and Gas Light
stocks and insurance scrip of various companies at the ST.
Charles Exchange The particulars embraced their ad.
vertisement
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4 OUIsHANA sTEAnr CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
6b."......".Canal Etrset.............I6z
Frw ORLEANS.

The Subscribers inform their customers
and Planters gtusr that they always prepared
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING. Of the very best ma
terials, and at most reasonable prices.
Ths largo patronage they receive from this and nehbong
States has induced to extend their establishment SO
see any Increase VI business and nbe upply
their patrons awsys with The and best descriptions Of
ssa they made contracts with several Of the prem
pent manufactures 10 the South and shall hsucefoh be able
10 supply Planters with goods OF uniform quality.
They confident that they will give entire satisfaction to
iii sAose may pason1e their cmneny Southern enterprise,
and solicit their orders which shall receive immediate attention.
ta1s sm HEBRARD & co.
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YofaI SnteIIiatnfe.

TIE WEATHER has changed somewhat, possibly
for equinoctia reasons. Yesterday was drizzIy and
rainy, and one of the soppes and nastiest days we
have had this year. This being st. Patricks Day,
the Irish Societies will have nice time Of It in the
mud, If they turn out IS usual.
FREE DlsrKssAEY.-The following is the weeks
report Of the New Orleans School Of Medicine. on
Common street, opposite the Charity Hospital:
Saturday Msreh To- Patients treated . 40
Monday, !. III =. .'''''.f n
Wednesday. =. IA = ft''tft' ~
Treated previously. .............. s, 10 MI
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GREAT REDUCTIONS or THE FRENCH ARMY.

ANOTHER STEAMER AND FIFTY LIVES LOST.
sssSxH~ <strFsyxss 1.s&e1s -re, aressss,css-o-
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA
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A. CUCUILU. A. II. piAEaA.
rUCULLU d D'nIEZA. DEALERS IN SUGARS
AND MoLAssEs,
And
Importers OF Havana Produce

oYFIcE-Eo. s ST. LouIs sTREEr.
Constantly hand in lots purchasers Sugars
market Aso Havana Cigars the
zsss choicest brands and Havana Produce generally
ua 2pst-Sm gucuLLU Il DMEzA.
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TIME FARINA COLOGNE WATER

sgsHE FARINA COLOGNE WAITER
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
undersigned representative FOR the United States the
Gansdas West indies of the justly celebrated house of
JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
has authorized essrs G. T. BUDDEGKE CO., this city,
receive orders for the importation Of the above genuine a
sa put up in all The different styles in wicker plain botles
HENRY RoEsBERG,
or the firm Of JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
Cologne, Prussia.
Orders innsted for the house Of j. G. Farina will
prompt attention. be executed at the rates and
prices as IL forwarded direct to Cologne
@. 4. BUDDEeKE CO.,
faS Sm No. 2i Common street.
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THE REFoRM ELL IN ENGLAND

SPANISH DEpEArED Nv MOROCCO.
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NUMBER IL.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE.

rsleaRagHaD 70 THE NEW ORLEANS cHEscssr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14
Cant. Rvnders viuted the ship yesterday afternoon

Cant Ryndera yisted the ship ycsterday aisernoon
J .aid la aha was in bis possession and ne shone
boIJ her The Conrt had ordered him TO give up JUG
shD to the msn who should present the papers,
AcARD FROM CAPT. GRAHAM
To ne ySitoy Of TAe ". Y. Tribune. =, sit Cor
nj ana the law reporters through the columns OF the Vao
newsapers Of this city do not say tnS 70 than
issvs ramnan,ng 10 ny hbelers Will better NJ s
mo a. coon my leisure will permit me 70 a,'sno ~ In
a. sy that The facts, az they really exist should De
They are a. oows The steamship Ocean pre- va i,h nv
me city of New York have meyer t P,on Of that
vessel She taken from possession oy loe - he n
apparent title which title he' since been oy csc Soa This
vessel has been this city since she YES
from nv posse son lately head she bad come 20 ., P' 5
b a voud be proper demand her OF the captain peioI
eesdpg 10 take under the wrt OF epeyin W ~
ssnt on hoard on Monday ss and demanded me ses " -
hs, and the manner in which she was taken from nc
~ :. once welded 10 my request placed the sesse ~
asI yvitbont word Of cayil or oflectiop, anu -.
with his their osgssse and S.neI sDyy fox the property
sy en- INV possession therefore held II ahtl
. Ibeye wrongiy BY the maSn" rot nseS
sIh'ss ~, ns. anv violence threat or .aas
,ne5 "a violent act has been uttered Dy e VI ~ the
intsrsst 10 nv knowledge or bee soue Gsy ~ :, bay
surrender Of the vessel to me- some o lied be against her
pa ,beir liens at once gave bonds 70 tne
sa her under the Congress After this apt ne
slso hu nnon that The vessel might be surTenaoIeo ~
IT, Under that stipulation the counsel oI CsPs Tbis
UTTERED rule Of coursep that the vessel De eeeLeu
,e only Of force between tue dssee
md does not and cannot in the shghes' oetee
Affect NV rights In the premes g. the Court
s,asa made two or three e1 pdrfe sppncatlos W line
& se Court absolutely refused in any ma1Se5 %
1 between us. Thus the matter stands' SOrif' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

Steamship jamestown Skinner. Richmond md.e md psss
to LudlAm K Heinckep.
BARK Heican Cole Liverpool Nov. ls HOyhesd Nov 49, co
to Calvin Adams inst James Towers seaman OF Portland,
fell overheard and was drowned.
Bark Chusneds (Brem Meyer, Hsvre 81 days. mdss. and
pass to Boyd heincken.
to jay Dec 2s lat IS lon spoke steamship Daniel
heavy n. L. gales in the Gulf since light airs.
Brig Schamrock (Norw Major Malaga days, hut to Geo
Kreisler
schr Rhode Island Neal Savanna Mar Dec. H. losvOOd
and pimento 10 X. Blossom & Sons.
schr w r. Newcomb Bacon, Fredercksbuy days. ssnto
C. NJ. Fry.
schr Mary Haley, Haley Georgetown, g. c. yellow pine 'r
Boston.
schr Abigail Jennings. Lake Plymouth Nc lodays 'hinsos
to Benton Brothers. - A., l.,
Steamer Boston ssllsw Philadelphia and Cape May nd's-
and pass. to 4. Perkins. an
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence, mdse. 10 Isaac odc
Steamer PotOmsks Aey Now Bedford, mdie' snd pA 70
Joseph Allen.
BEL OW-Brig j. h. Cook, from Cuba
SAILED-Ships Gauntlet and Amazon, for Londoni o1s
Nord Amer ks (Brem fo Chayleson bgs Europa (br of
Bristo Jacob Dock for Mobile H. c. Brooks for Mo rsnae
Also baIks Northwood, for Cadiz Meteor for Meooorheb
bgs Isabel Beumann for Porau Pnnce Pamela for sassaS
Grande -, ,,-I,
Also ship CsrOus Magnus, for Mobile schr wn L. Richard
son. Portland Oregon.
wIND-Duns the day. from N W. to T. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

A FEMALE SLAVE ATTEAPTISG TO ESCAPE FROM
HER MAsTKR-SHE wHITEss HER FACE WITH FLOUR.
Night before last just the ferry-boa pushing
of from The Covington shore, form resembling ie
male closely vailed, stepped on the boat, and offered
the requifite fare to Capt Kirty, who was then on
duty Her appearance at excited some snsPiclon,
and she wss closely questioned but persisted in reus-
ing 10 answer lest her voice might betray her. Beng
confident thai she was a negroes in dsgnike, Capt.
Kirtly refused 10 allow her 20 come on board, unless
she wonld consent TO remove her vail This done, a
white face appeared before him-white, not in the
usual acceptaton of ts term when applied to persons
but about The color of white paint On coming near
the light she was discovered to be- not person, but
species Of property Recognized by the Constitu-
ton" aud our Venerable Chief Magistrate" endeav
ornO 20 escape by covering her face with flour, from
her legal owner" II Slavery is taeh glorious in
stitution 70 eevating to the negro If those who are
,abiects of iis mild dominion are really held by the
claim Of love alone; il they are 70 much happier than
lbe free laborers of the North ii is surprhing that 30
many ara anxious 10 diyest themselves of the adj
yantages they possefs, aud assume all the responsible
ties and bard,hips attendant upon freedom. She be-
lonoed 10 Alfred Mclaughlin, 10 wnom sbe wSs re-
turDed Yesterday morning. l,ln,lhnau "a@', Jan H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

increased 6.ss. Lln.eed !. firmly held At ss9Ssc by The
quantity With S sales to the rss ass IN ssss ma
repord Yesterday was 81 49, and the one IN Fsnoutn At
81 n cash We O Learn q s, 'ss Se eo" IN
rs rem Vp 10 oo bbls Manufactured moderate lest
wiDer mo. Crude and Refined Whale qne, bat sra
Olive bias been in moderate request a. .ss d CO. -
IS for quarts and 81 10 for pn mos Lard '1aIss and
hed with increased fmDess at 0Gs5c cash ana n1s o
mine Western Winter Tho sale Of IloVo Ds ram "'b ~
hated few days since, learn at sic mos
NAVAL srdREsspt; TSrpeu1: !. Limit. a soc S5,
In merehansbe order 40 cash. IS and 20 days Crude
i ds 'PG 1 PI,se: h. sost and e
cred The medium fine grades are IN moderate demand whos
any ~ 81 s. and d. i Fc lite s'
i somewhat dg ia, and heavy .' nave i Sn wbh.d
PRovisioNs-ISs Porn make. {. quiet %. prices arc
Pps and Mess and il 80 for old PINE Beef .tssdy tho
s%'sd SG 2 COUNTRY &. R. Mess
and $40 50 for Extras Lard sSs Ss.
Cut Meats active end are steady the sales
sEs @ S Ss spS i y Gi . 50
Cut 1Wese at Etc. Dressed Hog in good demand q. 90
&c 0 a, noe sales of @ t ordinary Wss.s
SlT limited demand and is plenty sales Of state
Oh. ese is In demand at 9dllc. e...u,oo~
RICE steady sses Of 100 tc e. 20 ts, ~
mos Other kinds are qniet o,,, c.,s,,.
.,s bg sdsioH ~ S5 ~ s 9"
SAlfWe note sales of $50 ssck mark liverpool fine on
;yse terms coo bush Turks Island per brig Forward 1900
St. Martins and S 90 Curacao. at about lsG2oc , NJ,
SEEDs-The demand for Clover Seed is fair At Sas3e Prime
"a not pepty Timothy Seed 10 not plenty and Prime hesg-d
is sssble at 50 push Rough Fla1sesd "a IN far 1snsna
81 80 oush. Calcutta Lnsced Is held trmiy IN boston
81 5TGs 90 bush cash the spot and to arrives the ae
sPELTER~The make Is quiet a. 53dsic. n, months
TlN-Pg in limited request sales Of tVq slabs ste,
nonhs for Straits and 3ds2c cssh, for bsnea fses are
dull and prices nominaly the same ,.oooos =. ,o,za
TALLOW-The market is firm. sales Of IVVV 10 d. iVSV
10Ic. cash. o., NJ nh.
e1cen fwl eI Benelactor and Penguin The Greens were
rsy sold A full rates the Blacks realized higher rates
But were largely withdrawn private sale very little u doing
TOBACC0EThere less doing without change 10 pnceej
Gales hhds Kentucky and Msysve al o. oae ha-
van. al 2Sa3c; Seedlesf at 7c q DO Florida a.
l2d17c. q, ,..-- IL.
WHsKY-The market is quite steady sndi' not active Gales
o. WHALEBOSE is aus. but steady previous rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

BErsWAXOTbe market is rn at So zoe for Western and
ouhe sales have been reported higher hgue' which
coTToN-The m.rtet is steady sales Of 500 bales, in.
GLIDING 600 In tran'tu on basis OF c win "a freight nom
I lie. and DO Gulf a. ii Gillc.
at ic 800 bags ST. Domingo Idllc and 745 bags
tOs on private terms Also coo mats lava at 5c. mos,
COPPER-Refned ngot is in fair request at steady rates.
sales Of Minnesota and Begenpor At 23 mos and
$4,000 ID Lsie Superior at 2ssG23c, cash Other kinds sell
continue in fair demand lTd2Oc,
with sales Of $50 boxes Sperm SSd0c for Plain and ~ Soc
DYEW ooDs-LOswOod is in light stock particularly St.
Domingo and jamaica and prices rule my the demand how
DRUGS AND DYEs-Bicarb Soda is moderately active;
FLOUR AND MEAIs-The inquiry for Western and State
Flour limited and there rssusy in the sale. OF the
steady demand for the East and local trade and notice
inquiry for e'6o the better pdo. are N s SeHasd at pre-
State and Westerns IS 30d IS IS for Extra do S5 0G IS IS
Tor trade brands d. and IS 700 s. 10 for ST. Louis and Gene
Extra Canadian Flour is in good demand AID with light
Southern Flour in fair demand and with moderate arrivals
s z h C9n o part fer the %s 1d s ns g So
a q for the better brands. Rye Flour In fair eqGest and
and Is firm sales of 500 bb 80 80 for Jersey; - Is for Ba
and ~ 20 for Brandy vine Buckwheat FOuris plenty
FsH-The market is devoid OF activity and previous prices
FIRE CRACKERsWe hear ofs sale Of boxes on board
GRAlN-The Wheat market l. quite heavy and some descrp
tiops lowers at the abatement there is dcng We
notice further shipments from first hands the sale. are 900
bu'h choice MW aukee Club Ti %, delivered and 200
bush. Chicago Spring at about vi 20. Rye fair demand
and Is steady a. 83dae for Jersey and Northern Bailey
firmly held and Is in better demand at prices below the views
II holders quote at T5d BE Barley Malt quiet at 2 8sc
Oats active and rmer sales oil State at 4 46lc
Western at i5d TIC and Canadian 45 mod
rate supply and is firmly held the demand active owing
TO the extreme rates asked sales of 600 bush at 838c tor
new Yellow jersey Ndslc Tor Southern eow aud 81 s!c
lor White Jersey ano Southern
HOPS continue in request at sdl6c for First Sorts
d.ls. Sales Of 100 bales.
HAY-The inquiry for shipping moderate and the supply
is limited. Sales OF 800 bales tl0l lel 100 h
HlDEs-The market firm eales OF 1900 buenos Ayrr''
2'c moe. 1850 Cafonia, at 2ac., d mos IN
lhoN-Ihe market is quite dull yet prices sni. s'aui
small sales of Scotch Pig from yard at Szdpzo % mos 'V'
best brands. =,
LEATHFRThcre e change TO notice prices are stesay'
We quote Light and Middle Weights bueno Ayfcs N@|'c'
aud do Oiinoco az 20d22c. --,..h-
MOLAsSEs-Nev Orleans has declined and 10 dull sale, ~
auction 80 bb at 5Oc cash. and CO bo al private ssp
5ld52c The receipts In prospect are larger some h" oo
the way and soon expected Forrsh u aul; .h
OILS az. IN moderate request but prices are maintained WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

THE AMERICAN GEsERAL CossITTEE.-This Com
mittee met last evening at No. 1877 Bowery, full at
tendance being present. The only business OF i'm
portance transacted election Of permanent officers
as follows:
President A. J. H. Dugsnne; VicePresdents, Gilbert C.
Deans VIM Sokeley; Secretaries Benjamin W. Winans
and Jose pm A. Kenyon Treasurer l.. w. Parks
A Committee of FIVE was chosen to prepare bylaws
for the government of the Committee, when an adj
journment took place till the first Friday evening in
February,
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FIRES.
PIRE IN SEVENTH AvESuE,

PIRE IN SEVENTH AvEEuY.
About I2l o'clock Friday morning IRE broke ont
in the liquor store of Thomas Sheridan, No. 1893
Seventh avenue, and before it could be extngushed
caused s25 damage to the building, and $50 to stock
The building is owned by Mr.. APpleby Upon ex'
animation various matters transpired leading TO the
belief that the place bad been set on fire williuy and
suspicion In some manner other falling upon James
Carroll clerk in the place. he was arrested on suspl-
ciOn Of arson. .
FIRE IN WEST UNEMPLOYMENT sTkEET.
A3 O'Clock Friday morning the alarm in the Second
District was caused by the burning Of quantity OF
sbavings in the turning chop of G. Weservelt, NO.
1863 West Twenty seventh street. The shavmgs Were
in vault near tie engine, and were probably ignled
by spark from the furnace.
FIRy ~ WEST TwESTY-FITTH STREET.
Last night, at 4 O'Clock, a fire broke ont IN the
mOidlDg and machine shop Of Palmer, Smth O. 20,
No 39 West Twenty fifth street, and before inc nre
could eXtngush the fame, the establishment was
damaged 70 the amount OF about ,00U No Insurance.
The origin Of the fire il ~ yet unknown.