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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26
gHERTFF,S SALES.

Fouarss psssxser 4yorsr fYTTY or NEW orr MI mn
= Aee 'o,'rsFs1'iis 'Anhs so afSs fssss hAa'
DK VIRTUE Of n writ or seizure aad ae1e
ID b. Honorable the Four district Court g
NsT " ts above cause will proced TO se At
pnhc aueon et the Li Hotel Common strest between Camp
snd hassine grssts on FRIDAY the 2f dsy of July 1906
a y - ihs following descfihe propersy rfs
foHfs Uistrict sqnsFe 6 bounded by st. Thomas, Chip
sasspn,as ana ~ Asasx sasests FEET front
seizss n the shove snif.
TEhas-tssh on the tpcssss y iFisFF
fT5a. y. Z. PAKEER, -.+i
u afs s1nss - Aheftn of the Psftsh o. Orleans
% e1g,Gsg Coca ~ DIsralcs ia VILE DE Ia NILE
de L. N0uyeieOrlfan&. ORLEANS JAMES
Z! NcGAWLEY.-So. 13 933s
Nm 7ytcRTU d,un writ de safsie ct yente a
II moi adress PHouorabIe uatrieme
Y Heayelie dams rsac cdessas je pecsdera
yENDREDl n de juiilet 1850 MIDI Hotel do rms
dc u Cosnune entire ies rss du Csp e des Magass
pubilque
suit = - - e
uetriema Distsist, e 67 borne par les StThoas
ChlppesA Josephine stAndrs peds face
sAiaic dams FaEsire ci.dessnss 5S gs FHs s4
CONDITf0Ns-Comptan moment de padiudicstiox,
III = e. 1i1fl V r. 4. PARKEK, 2 ~
I EJ JEl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26

sroos New ns5Sss E @
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
show cause within ten days FROM The present Ii any
they can why presented by the
this should be homoogated and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith zH=zz--+5 4
BY order Of the Court. t =. NJ z55s53ls7i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26

srcosDE JUSTICE DE PAX NINE Il. A. HARMsTEAD va.
dc Ia Paroisse q, Orleans. ! NJ EaToN-Nos54
Inn VERTU dun writ de deri facias, q
II par Honorable D. f. Mitchell Seconde Justice
de Pax la parosse dOrfeans, dams aare ciesns
procedera la Fencan, 10 des 6cries de -
bo Mish Charles face de la do Punon, le
VENDREDI, % dc JUN 1860, q midi de- VII
I'm petit WAGON.
Saisi dams laffaire ci.dessus 5z#f5 iN #fzzE=s-
C0NDITIONS-Comptan moment de radjudicaion
jelS % % W. H. WATERS, Connetabe.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS,
pERHY's mon -EXPLOsIvE. oAMPHEkE,
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.

BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.
PATENT COAL. OIL LAMPS--n great variety. ll
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL. OH
-. "a Which burns without odor smoke
PAPER HaNGINGs-A good assortment
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
f... &4 In great quantity and variety
SPERM, LARD COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete of STOVES among which the cell
etated GLOBE COOKING STOVES cheapest good Stove
In the market. a44
Z PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, together with. general assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods 100 MENTION for sale at
the lowest prices, by
ag sm liz Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26

de Ia Nouvellea Orleans. DIRE O,BRIEE-No II, ,I0l.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux crean-
cars dc Ia de succession toutes anes
celia pea daycr dsdure dix jors dater
la preente pnbeaon les Tasons pour squelles eompe
approuye hoologue fdpars con
formement dit compile. -5= 8s5s7 a. IS
Par ordre de La Gonr.
jel6 20 II. MICHDT. Deputx gfenier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26

&% Manufacturers Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK
n al Its varieties Has also hand large assortment
ookng Parlor nR Stoves and prepared I'll
NJ orders IN tho above line IN the City Country
&Particuar pGtd descriptions building
iS Copper GavaAised Iron, Tin Zinc Valley Cutters
ROOFING, Dswn Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads ETC. a..
Have The exclusive right for the State of Louisiana make
and vcnd the recently invention of Jaez Lewis fror
the se ef which the roof Of buildings Il washed from n lt
prior 70 the wnter being conducted the ctens Being self
acting in itself removes the necessity of any hand labor in III
action. feature % hero before.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26

billiard TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
D and sale from the mandatory of Messrs j. NJ BRUINS
WICK BRO Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables,
BruasWicks Patent Cushions Cohs Balls Cues and all
0 her trimmings Belonging to this line
Ali thankfully received and promptly sttendedto
A. ". MERRIAM,
ALI " II Charles Riliara Bopyu q.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26

The liquidation the afars Of this Association shall be
by three commissioners appointed by the Stockholders
meeting convened for that after sixty days previous
ators shall be solvent persons residents of this city,
debed Assoction their term Of office shall be assigned;
power shall be conferred them The period
for liquidation shall be fixed well their compensation
Stockholders resolutions In general
meeting convened, determine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26

Manufacturers and Dealers in STOVES and TIN WARE
WORKERS. - - '-N''~'-''1SFt
We most respectfully call the attention commission
country merchants hosekcepes and hotel propretors
arge ana well assorted stoc of Cooking Paor Office and
Heating Stoves, comprising almost every kind In existence
n @ a9a Japanned Ware Ghaang Dishes Old Dominion Coffee
aud all kinds Of Wares suitable for Cooking Domestic pnr
In the city. - - = - ~
Manufacturers Of The CREOLE COOKING STOVE 80 well
ndaped for the Of Hotels Planters etc. which invite
particular aitentloo s,T.G- .sr5 80 y
Sole sgents for S. J. Nicles Premium Lightning Rods
which VIII be sold at manufacturers prices
Particular attention paid House and Steamboat
obbing Tin and Sheet Iron Pipes Valley Cutters Escape
Pipes and all kinds Of Copper, Tin and Sheet Work
cd P.t9+ +f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26

G. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
- Fixtures No. Harris Row. ts2 Magazine street,
the maret} will attend faithfully and punctualy all
ders entrusted o him. Stores, Dwellings, etc., fitted carefully
and asonable terms. -
n-Al orders left in Box No. 340 Mechanics Exchange,
will be promptly attended ms ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26

CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE-A FIssT-RATE
y second hand Steam Engine for alenne eighteen
inches stroke Of cylinder with heater force cold
or other purposes. Apply to
ieT lms Nos Il and Is ST. Ferdinand st., Third District.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26

The Board of Directors shall appoint Secretary and all
clerks and agents. and the pleasure and
shal FIX the salaries Of all officers Of the poraion and the
of security that shall be required from any said officers
and agents.
Said Board also delegate such the transaction
the ordinary business of the Company Committees their
body their officers agents. they may deem expedi
under sch conditions to them shall proper they
shall have power make bylaws rules and regulations
alter the whenever the corporation
may require it, and shall also have supply any
thai may in their Board such vacancies may be de-
cared OF DEATH resignation Of the requisite
number of shares insolvency. absence without leave three
successive months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

FROM HAyAsA-The steamship De Soto, Capt l..
u. Bullock, arrived at O'Clock last evening", fr'm
New -0rl. ans Jan. ~, via Havana. She detained
in the river from Nsw-0rle4ns ons day by tue sng.
Left Havana at O'Clock tte afternoon Of tue t5i.
The news from Havana is OF not much interest. Basi-
ness has not fairly revived since tee holidays Tho
crop viii be large last year. though s thought
moro favorable weather woud have caused = much
greater increase. The DC ah of the country continues
good. The opera is very hourirhing, and meets with
public favor. The new Csptain-General ass nov
larry entered bis duty, and Is strongly IN avoe OF
pubiic improvement In freights there has been o"s
little demand, and few charters made for some uno
back. Exchanges are fraction lower, bat nos very
active. London, 20 dsyS, sight, i4i TO 10 Pse'a'"
New.York, 81 70 i'd. Boston, 81 TO SD Ne~''
leans, 81 to 6. Spain, Z United States soi' '''As
4,to5. Mexican dollars,9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL REPUBLICAN COM
MITrEE.

The delegates to the Young Mems Central Republi-
can Con uttee met az the Republican Headguarters,
DUrcHER tbe chairman of the Committee for 1859,
called the meeting to OlGer.
The Hon.. Charles 5. Spencer of the Sixteenth
Ward was elected Chair man pro tenn, and Mr. Wni-
T. Pabor o. the Twelfth Ward, Secretary pro tom
Two tells of deel ates were present from the Sixth
Ward and protest was PRESENTED 10 reference to the
election Of 6elegates in the Eleventh Ward, setting
forth reasons why that election shouc be declared void
for fraud.
A Special Committee, consisting Of James p. Walker
of The Nineteenth Ward. Faux W. Shepard of the
FIFTH Wald and Alexander Mcleod of the Sixteenth
Ward gppoiuted investigate the contested seats
ia the Sixth Ward.
Alfred Lancaster of the Twenty second Ward, Alex
apder Keech Of tie Ninth Ward, and Eli Tay loo OF the
Seventeenth Ward were appointed special commit
tee TO investigate the matter Of the delegates from the
Eleventh Ward.
The Committee then adjourned till next Wednesday
evening when The two Committees Will report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
COURT or GENERAL sEssioNS-JAx la-Befors
Iudg


THE HAsKISsOs LIBEL CASE.
Dr. Samuel Hankinron alias Or. Bland was tried
m alrged libel upon Dr VIM. M Giles Sthscsy resid
the Thirteenth street and -ixth Tee
tory rhymes and Published and circulate Ia No
which Dr. HApkinson upon
complaint Of DR. 0ies Not long ago. the of Or H.
called but net appearing his ba forfeited aud ds
covered thai he had ed the city Subsequently ths Dow
SrpPhendrd ind brought 70 the city to-day
foI trial The counsel M the accused underworld
show he be pooor) did compose publish circulate
the e HIMSELF Tut that II done ny the clerks then q
emf 10y OF Dr. Ges. u commended that the po=cl so
ceisn LiOry but toe contrary good advertising
dunn foT Oilts About half dozen wituos-ss
hso Of whom tDes Burns testified that Dr.
Htn a. hone At the te the alleged bsl sad 10
have been circulated Tho Judge decided the
tanned IN loeons that Jury 70
determine whether hot Dr. uaDkns"n th4 puosaer.
they eteo ser bTiv absence returned with verdict at
Guilty The prisoner disonsrged and Jeff the Cosrt
with biz counsel and frisnds.
1be OF Jeorge a. Mott, about - Of
age. charged with enbezzhng 70 and stealing 49, hom ths
firm OF tisAe Brown Co.. Hour and commission ssnt-,
next rj Mott Ia the employ Of the pa a1d
testified tat Mott he been in his employ beore
and az e the forasion OF the he ned On
mission 10 Sc -four for them and collect the hos
WA in the habit o. selg four and payiz tho firm vita ms
GInl check dated ahead Mesaiie while in oaP.ay wi;s
his bcther and snoth young Mo ost bis Pokesooe
contain Previous the check falling due se sooas
write TO t1e hra and told hen Of hs oss add hs e s M
s0e TO meet the cLeck. AN interview hA1 ou o -
beDs sAi,hed procured hts Several "nse- wers At
anime the of the accused aud showed toat pis
bubes. hs fair and ho1oaDie ana tnAt M
chare unimreschsd, IL wasfoup- ma, ne ssa
pl. cs OF business pd tast be made om Low 70 Ell 80
ling -four ancss on cos-scn Ihe Judge
charged The ury the Law OF ntet Whca
Tuned si,b verdict Of "No, ouity," aei the Court l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
BOARD OF CorNCILMEN.

There was a very fair ATTENDANCE at the meeting OF
the Board on Thursday afternoon President jones,
flied the GUAR.
A resolut on 10 pave Greenwich street with Bel
gran pavement where that pavement is not alIeaoy
laid. ~as referred to the Street Committee.
A proportion 10 appoint Special Committee 70
mai arrangements for celebrating tie anniversary OF
HsshiDgtOn's Birthday laid over.
The Mayors suggestion regarding the establish
ueut of an Emigrabt aid strangers PROTECTIVE
Bureau called fOth resolution for the appUiuneu
of S, eeial Committee 70 communicate With the
Mayor on the subject, and report upon the eXpe-
dRLcy of adopting the measure. The paper Was
adop'ed.
tbsi Tie sDge formed by thu inerrect Of Bro tG-
wsy Sixth avenue, Forty second street and Forty
thIe street, be incosed by an iron railing Tue petit
ton referred.
A resolution was adopted recommending the Legis-
lsiure 20 pass an act iucrease the lurs ctoD the
District Court in this city, and increase the compen
estion Of the Justices AID Clerks 70 the same aIn"nt
"a that lad 10 the JndgeS and Clerks OF the Marine
Court aud farther, 20 abOish al lees IL Landlord anu
tebsL' proc. edmps.
The ty Inspector requested by resolution, 10
report the quality OF street manure on hand Dec 81
1858 showing where it deposlted; aSpi the
oVatt, collected last yeaT; farther 10 IePort all sale
Of MANURE dunug the year, Specifying TO whom Soid'
sBd OF what price.
In reuly to resolution the Counsel 10 the Corpora
ton informed The Is, ard that be under the impress
aon that ueda services rendered under the direction
of The Board OF Police sbould be paid by that Board
9he sect Commissioner was requested 10 give IN
form .tou regarding the present cOnddoo OF the bat
try Enlargement contract and ali information regard
Ing Tie
The C,eIk If the Board was directed TO transmit to
sneb officers Of foreign CITY Governments as he may
deem extedeu copies Of the report Of the late SAIL
Sary Convention. r..-
fhe Rosrd oDIcurred 10 authorize the City Inspector
20 deliver 900 loads Cf street manure 70 tho Uo'er-
nots Of TIE Almt-Houre. ,o.,
TIE Controllers estimates for the Tax Levy OF 1907
were civ ed from the Board OF Aldofmeb ana unah
inDOusly concurrcd 10 without menoment.
Mr. BradS's resolution TO appoint Committee lor
the purpose OF uquinug into the charges MADE IN ne
Hesoid against The character Of the members ol ths
Comm on Council came mp for concurrence.
Tn. reader commenced reading the paper, but before
he had concluded, Mr.. NAN iISE moved to dispense
with Tie further read 9, and that the pper be Land
on he table which was opted without dissenting
The Board adjourned TO Monday at P. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
.upp1c,N 1NsTITTTE FARMERS CLUB.
II" HHIUI Me-, .s.s J, the Cooper laslltuls.i

Meets al the C0Opof ths4susS'I 4
Attic meeting 90 Monday, Jan. 10, there was goou
attendance of Members Of both sexes and L. L. FELL
Ni,oeiigneoas Epsi7css.-D During the hour devoted
TO miscellaneous matters, which any person i9aJ eiI
40 tbe following subjects were introduced anu
about: DJJ D.o -
Pe,y Orchards Hon TO Rtnocate an O'@ orr
&oIos K0BINsOk-L. r.. LemiDg writes, from lhdtu-
apols for information upon this subject beng chcou
saed 10 do 30 from having read several umes AnS"o'
to noures made CT tis Cub, thDt have been interes
ipg snd valuable He says: Il have trees come -
" ava old that have ceased bearing, from what canse
su uLatle TO determine. Should they be N inurea
and closely timmed Should the sol be loose ah1
drv 20 I answer. The cause is that the natural
fo6d Of the fruit has pcobably become eXh 'd.'ed,
and tic trees want feeding with fertilizers sPecdly
s6s,ded e. their necessities Stable manure. OF course
viii bo good but probably muck, or wood mold woIld
be better Ashes, leacbed or unleAched, wyoud DC
good and 50 will sslt pOtssh bones IN powder OF ia
tie form of superphosphste. The soil al IL dlnaPoIss
b naturally loose and dry bat the pear orchard snouiu
Dos be used VI a pasture or moving lot' Il, -
VIZ LAwToKI would nod what Forsyth says,
thai old rees may We benefited by removing old ihnOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

THK NEGRO UsIFoRN.-The Charleston people are
ealing for tie revival of the laws OF l740 and LH,
regulating negro costume. which have been hlioWed
for 20 long time 10 become obsolete that in lnstters OF
dress the distinction between master and slave IA ao9i-
sbed. IL will not do, says correspondent OF re
Charleston Courier, "tO huodwiok our eyes 10 ~hat
vay concerns the future peace and wel-oelng oil he
eompnpy The love of dress in the negro may ne con-
sidered "a the parent Of all the other vices deroyns
the virtue OF Tie females rendering both sexes N
onr dry1oods stores are now cold TO cOored females
80 hat the only distinguishing mark between the lady
and her msid H. that the latter faunts the most eieS i
dI esfes upon the streets Let us then, return 10 no
good old times when these ebon danes neither pre-
served their complexion from darker shapc, ~
wearing 'uelss and walls, Dor swept The Siae"s'as
with their rich brocades and silks, and when zoe
dandy barber and tailor-boy did not support MS
puppy SWITCH or perfume the air Win aiS nA AM
weed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUr-JA l9.-Before Justice ScTa-
SUIT ON pRAPrs-DEFEEsE ~ UsURY.


Samuel L. Erink ast Caleb smith
The plaintiff sued the deieudant as scceptor OF tive
r1 0lSh any ny Sss' Other iS
The deen' ant set uory nd alleged that ia hsy 1856 tor<
be accepted being paid per hssor receiving
note the amount also 200 shares OF mining
sno then there several subsequent ais
auoUrt reduced TO the two acceances in controversy
Defer cant bis original acceptance OF - 9lS
u.u,ious by of his being paid per cent aud
the Jn that if hey believed that the defendant vas paid ss
his accepsuee sueh payment furnished god con'ideaso.
u,uIous; the exchange of FOR the furnished
At hgh, tate per The Jury found fJr ss
plainliH fer S264l 49, the amount claiued
j. D. and T. sherwood for plaintiff VIM Curtis Noyes and
Is CmansERS~Beore Justice LKoSARD- JAN ie-DscnoxA
Martha l. Brown agt Edmund Brown--Repors sf
referes confirmed and divorce granted
John Faloh agt CstnariDe FalloD.-Repor OF refs-
confirmed and iudgms Mt Of divorce granted
GESEEAL Txsa-Before Justices RosssyELr' CLsRKs and
SUTHERLAND.
E.abeh T. Beach aduni,sir1 &c, respondent ast fAs
Bay state steamboat 70 sppe4iints-
II lis action is brought under the acts of ls7 and
1919 damages resulting from the death OF John c.
Beach caused BY explosion escape Of steam On board the
Es River the City Of the said Joan G. Bs,sh
being Hn board Of , said boat Ioh0
time Ieident the City Of New-i ora that the doendans
and to- pa.ssse az Fail River for Ne~ok md ,S Ss En-
po,ion escape OF which caused the dsh took ps
tnrou the wrongful ct neglect and default Of the defadAas
Ihc tendant demurred tho complaint substantially apo,
the ground that il not alleged 10 the complaint doe,
threou thai she act or ss complained OF occurred with
Tie judge 1t spec .r the demurrer assuussd
ths death snd disaster DID poS ,ae place wh
wehbrOught, and Ovenued the demurrer tsee a. SsrA
Juffe Sutherland in elaborate opinion held that tho ss.
plant did show atute ana
thai the udgu Of Special Term should reversed
n,ent given the defe adsHt on the demurrer.
Daniel Lord fo appellant r. H. Rodman Tor respondeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

INSECURITY or THg BEoOKLYS Arsenal
Dury.a ana Col. A. NJ. Wood, who were IN Albany
attending the meeting If toe State Military A'S'cA-
ton the former presiding, AID tho latter ooins no"
one of the Vice Presdents, both complain oi'er oi
tie danger of the now Brooklyn Aree"%. ia1Ang'
Wien drs are held there, the oo-uh r0o' 'ora'e' 30
as TO make tie chandeliers dance ana Tho "as shake
30 that parties leaning against them are nearly thrown
down. Cleveland and Backns butt this on the same
plan as the New-YOrk Arsenal, which fell before it
was completed All the weight of the roof is made to
pres outward against the TOP of the wslls which
ppeiecty held in by lie beams across the vast width.
Either there mutt be stronger girden or pillars
erected to support the roof day soon we shall
have whole regiment Of IDtis crushed to death by
TIE falling ont of the walls and the falling down Of
the roof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

We commend TO the Republicans throughout this
State tie activity manifested by our friends in West
chester County. The Executive Committee has called
q Convention 10 meet at White Plains on Monday next
at II O'Clock snl lhen and there tie Gst steps toward
thorough Of tie County and organization OF
tbe patty viii be taken TIE various towns will send
10 this Convention their usual number of delegates, and
these viii form Inc Republican Campaign Club. From
the oarneftDess nth which the work 10 undertaken,
we are confident that the efforts of the Club will be
happily apparent in November next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

purpose Of considering the sutject Of a new Court
Boute for Courty porposee; but the mattor was Is;d
over after n brief discussion A repor in favor a
purcl ssiDR all stationery for the courts by cou,r sst
wss sdopied. The following remons rance for psesso-
tation 10 the Legislature presented:
"Jke HosId ef Supervisors OF the County Of Kin hsyisx
observed IN public papers the introduction Of 10 thu
Ieaiiue provide for the appointment Of Gas r
81 BosyD the compensation 20 De pd By the BoI
ofsupeTyors oonJ frs respectidy
ag Inc, the pa.sgr bill any enb toyns zach -
siopsy pnDeipe While they do not dssrs "
psss ay opinion 70 the DeoesJ propdsty Of tbs
NOD o. su al Office pre to leave such action TO tbs Coz
mon 'ooel 1.-THE City Of Brooklyn, 70 WHOM appropriately
,.ty nos, emphs'a y protest and reTon'sas eA
We shs' o eoppon. oicers, designed oKciIsveiJ ot
hf ob'h o 'hs e'tS beDt made charge tho g.nerd
Iessy OF county end ry confidently rely the eDae
o. JOSH ana Nise dice in B,0E your honorable body n
tiher ietctng neh BILL aiding charge
port
Another remoDstraDce presented 10 the IAgislsp
tune, as seen by The following:
BSsottd Ihst Dosfs the esature be prAp.rsd
h the Csk signed By the Cnsirn,an and Cers ssa tss
~srded 10 ibe Iessaurs ngBs the of b Of
WHICH ba been gwen by e the AsAsensIy
this CODrty which provides for the appointment C5nrns
sioner take testimony In the County Court.
sioBs.
Both the above were unanimously adopted aud AFTER
the pIesenlation of few bills, the Board adOamed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
FIRES.
FIRE IN MONROE STREET.

About y o'clock Thursday morning, FIRE broke ont
in the building No Monroe street. occupied on the
first floor by John Murphy and secoad floor By Daniel
McNuity The fire ORR mated on the second floor aud
before il cOulo be extnguished the furniture Of the
occupant was damaged to the amount 0f SlG0. Mrs.
nc .ulty apl ears got up to make fire in the stove
and lett a lighted Candle in sucn position hst the
flame berefrom igpitedtb the bed clothes The occupant
Of tie fret fOor damaged TO the amount OF SiUo
Tie damaoe 10 the building will not exceed so. No
insurance except on bnilding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

KILLED by FALLs-James S0utherard native OF
Fnsud years Of see allied Wednesday might by an
accidental fall down fight OF stairs at No ~ west Sixteenth
Rca Barry uinerz nusiciso died on Tharsday al ths
NewYo Hospital ON effects 81 wnuns IN ine neat
received by f upon the 18th u he ~aa
anstive OF ireland, 81 y-4is Of age go,
Louis Beesteu child three Of nstsL Hied
on WrSuesoay ate uan by failing from tbirdstorJ winiow
Of No 80 Fast TWsb street out Of bcn be framing at
the time Coroprs OKeefe and Schrmer held in uess In the
above cssrs vcrdc of death BY accidental " were
rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
THE SUICIDE or A BANK TELLER.

To sAs Editor o; The n. Y. TribG.S.
SIR: The announcement in the morning papers Of
the suicide of Mr. C. p Hewlett. late Assistant Teller in this
Bank render necessary in justice to his character to
state the folowr facts:
Mr. Hewlett entered this institution Eve since and
worked his way up the position Of Assistant Receiving Teller
Hs transactions with the Bsns and his efficiency clek
entirely satisfactory His ntes y was undoubsed and we
sincerely lament his uitmely end
RICHARD g. WILLIAMS, President.
l.. X. COOPER, Cashier.
Mrrke, Bark Jan. 49, 1860.
TIE staten furnished to reporter in regard to
Mr. HewIe,ts habits was, we are assured upon the
best authority, wholly unfounded. SO far from being
of diqspnIed bsbits, he was quo abstsmious, and
uoet devoted, home loving husband.