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The Austra,a,iau.

Tho fears for the safety Of tho Australasian,
now generally entertained, gives peculiar in-
tcrcst to the following account Of her.
She sailed on the 10Th ult., from Liverpool,
with the L. S. mails, fifty passengers, large
cargo, and fl2,OOO in specie and arrived at
Queenstown on the Sunday following, at noon,
embarked mails, and proceeded for New York
at L. Nall we'll"
There is no copy of the list OF passengers in
tho possession of tho Company's agents at New
York, and mono has been retained at Liverpool
The vessel is thus described:
She Is an A M. direct. acting propeller, OF
about teven hundred horss power. Shs has two
engines, with ninety inah cylndors and three fee,
ak inches stroke. Her hull Ii iron, and was built
In Glasgow, by j. q q. TuoMrsos, In 1881. She Is
ice tons register, with thrss decks. ii n men,
sions arc as follows length, 800 feel beam ~ feet
depth Of hold bl fest. She is . medium clipper
build, schooner rigged. Her provisions agslnst
fire, sGanding or leakage are good, shs having one
Independent donkey engine, good pumps, and .
large number Of boats. She has four wA,sr-uSht
COMP srtmenis.
She has not been seen by other vessels, uu-
less the steamer deserted by tho North Briton,
in lat. 47:55, long. d7:2O W., among tho leo
bergs, was the Au,tralasian. Tho Etns, arrived
yesterday from Liverpool, brings no news of
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Cry RAlLRoADs.-7o The Eiitor ofhe Snn
-Plesse to speak sssin and again against the
gigantic swindls contemplated in the - X X bill.
II the bill passes for that avenue with the fare at
cents, there will bs little chance len for bringing
down the city r. Il. fares for some time 70 come.
Railroad travel Ia this large city has now bccoms
= necessity for pleAsu,r, business and labor, sni
these r. X companies, like unpriacipled pickpock-
sts-foIgive the wOrd--cease not 70 rob every man
aud woman Of this large and populous city OF at
ss two cents every time they are nee sssitated 70
enter their cars. The conduct OF the TIiduR 10
strange in this matter. The day before the grid
TO know what TO say, but this IL did say, tbs, n the
Governor vetoed shes, bills, he would disobligs
many of his best friends, and now II says the
BroSdwa X bill, giving compensation 70 the
city, ditto 70 e owners Of onnibuSses ditto 70 the
owners Of property On Broadwsy, winH nothing
mt re only the reduction Of fare 10 cents fem i4!h
street 70 the Battery, This last would be moa
ssgacious proposiNOn for the X r. q, IL only
euanstt from one Of themselves; for whss good
would the reduction do 70 the great body OF the
people who live sbovs Fourteenth ssreot and need
the most " travel In the cTs; and, what 10 all the
parade about compensation ~ the city, " the omn
bus owpsrs, to the owners of property, but W an
sw.r the purpose Of swelling up the expenditure
making high fare an apparent nece"i'y-a cover
for the grand design At heart, the robbery { the
ltoJle -
made, would not IN abundance Of parties be found
who would mect every reasonable demand, build
the mosi As IL regards the city franchise let that
be paid In cheap fare II We tax the railroad COM
pAny We must pay them an additional tars; We mu .
pAy that part Of our city taxes through than into
the City Treasury. They would BE- uniAithfui nx-
do not want any more.
ysy respectfully, W.T..
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TERAO CASH IN ADVANCE
Criminal.

/ W xu
| m G. st,nL,rI .ne entor INC hai~sA
Tor this soason la,t ..at III ~. 'nSs n.rs os.Sxs
c.n, q, r.trsc, "VoA' ho r"useo 70 -
hN ushnowN sssAsTN wsylsid and ~
CHAhLss bhiSrs throsgh the head, while ~
turning nome on q load OF hay, IN Wshaah
Co., Ill on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. MCCRASHY, acquitted recsntiy - ~
charge OF numbering. her step-dsushter. e
oneonta' NJ T., has been arrested, charEs4
with poisoning her late husband, ALsaH hA-
MIR.
A DRUNKEN ScovrpsEr. employed u burv
a psupcr at Buffalo, last week, spent his n
wages, on the rtai 10 tho comet ery, In ~.
and wac 10 drunk that he upsst the hearus ~
coffin into ditch, where the corpve vss e.
covered and buried.
Two NutIrSs WENT TO LONE uousu m
Juniata Co, Perm, on Saturday evening. L.
nandcd Of IlrSRr ArCK HR his money, and -
cling told that he had none, they fired on. and
then beat him TO death. Ihey were aiarusa
hy tho scye,ms of the old mans orsnd-dsa~A-
tor. and escaped without any plundsr.
4 n,,,,o Ty,,, ;,,,,n.i ;,,o q
ms vracnry w,gon 4. ~ s,,oa, , =, - C,a..s.S
Ohio ON S,r.fs. .nt S.rsssu.J
stupiaed Elipisupp with chloroform
opium, and robbed him Of s10. The hry, -
wagon, with tho stupiisd owner in the botS1R
Of tho vehicle, turned up at hons, at 0 e'oleck
at night.
A oAso or vorp pysrvr,nor, want a.
Squire J.srs' plant,tion. in Iiyinpsten q.
La, on Thursdsy evening week. and boIisvbrS
that the old man had money in the housa -
and chopped with axes st the family, -
sought Tor plupder. but did not succesd n
getting apy, Mrs. JANIS and a n.grs -
Wcre mortslly wounded ; the whole nartv -
promptly arrested.
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KISGs COUNTY PoLrrIcs.-Ata meeting OF
the Ashland Re2u blican Club, held On 'h' evening
Of the llth inst, the iollowiBg rssolut on wAs
unanimously sdop'eii
Rssolvcd, That the Young Mems Ashland R,pub-
liean Club OF Kings County, hereby pledge them
selves shat they will not support any candidate for
ofics In Kings County, VIII gives aid and comfort
V the enemy, By retaining in or apoonsing 10 any
office any psrson other than . true X 'publics-.
decided al their last msstng that the primary
meetings 70 select delegates to the syoralty Con-
yeation should be held On tbs 2lN inst. The
MayoAlsy Convention Is N bs he'd On the 20 N.
Tao Democratic primary meetings under the
operation Of the Constitution recently adopted
with the view Of iorminy basis upon whioh the
party can unite, were held In tho different wards
u ,is City and towns OF the County on TussdAy
night.
The officers sectel vera Prosidsuis, Vic, Presi :
dents, Secretaries Bnd Tellers OF the Ward and
Town Associations, toysthsr with lnSpoctors OF
Elections and TIN 10 delegates from each ward aud
town to the General Cgnmuse Of tue Iuaty.
Rival tickets were run in several OF the wardr, ana
In the bsh aud llth there was general roH, 70
sultIR In no election. In the l2Ih ward t~c
tickets claim TO have been elected aud In the Ia
Of New l. Nts, no orsanih h.iion having bean effect
cd, nothing wAs accomplished.
| As II IL now pretty well sssred that tbs Charts
Election will not he postponed from Spring 70 ali
The politicians are busy iu advancing the claims o
4 the candidates OF their choice. Among the mos
i pfominssh for the Mayorsl.y on tho Democrat
i .ids, ars MATTE KALBrIEiscu. JOus A. DAvro
! nd ALxkxD n, WOOD. GA the Republican side
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Nor,b.rpc,r in r. yor Of sse~.-Ie..

A petition Is being circulated in Boston,
asking Congress TO consent to the secession OF
the cotton states, allowing them to form
any other government which they deem best
for their interests provided that they do
clare freedom of navigation In the Mississippi
river, and surrender ,'r, al r,sn. ,os district
the Mississippi and opposite to the city Of
New Orleans, AS u port Of entry Of tho United
States snd further, that they resign all
right and claim to participation Of the ter
Htorics now belonging to tho United States,
and in consideration Of which all forts, cut
tom-houses and other property OF tho United
states, lying within the boundaries OF the
surrendered to them" The petitioners think
this will prevent civil war, and restore conf
denee in the busitess community, while con
quest Of these states would bring no benefit /,
the c1uhtry
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SEALEp PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y ssiyez by the school effiesrs q the iNh Ward,
Of Grand and Eln freets, until wednesday the goth
day Of Esreh; At - o,eleck At neon. for srsstins
and stherwise sltsrnS and rspdriss said buiidi.s
sses at the ofios of the Superintsndsst of School
Builainss o. The BSssd Of Eaas.sio.. ~ q cr9shy
aoers Of the i2th ward" and should Be-
Nth he name Of % %Sapo:.ibls ssA spproyei sure
ins sauaI % the ovsx re.psasibis Bidder ofiSrius
.ts.esory surstis. thcash II seheol oosr. Of the
Sossr ssasS,i M Sss%s1 tss a. pss 2n.srs& q % 70
so yAAySI ~ HaGkHHAA, aSxHA, 60,
slsovI WbAvibs 8, JXOksoN
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81 ri1IEr CRow NIL
THE TELEaRArH PoLrs.-Thc cid telegraph
poles Throughout, the city are sbos, 70 bc replaced
BY new ones. under the direction Of Mr. Rom,sos,
superin,sndcns Of the Polios Telegraph. Some
days since, one Of the old pslc~, opposite washing
ton Park. was blown down, and came within few
feet OF falling On Myrtle avenue csr which wA
Oiled with passengers.
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Commissioner, Of Enlsra,Iou.

The folio wing sts,ement shot wing tue numbsr o.
aliens arrived at the port Of New York, for whom
Communication and hospital mouies were paid, az
also the total amount o' rscs ipts and expenditure,
and this total number Of prsons provided for,
forwarded, g., &C. from the srgauiE Hion OF ths
Commbson, My 9Th, lsiT, " DS,m5er 3lst,
1860 -
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Changing Front nj Charls,teu:

The Columbia Guardian states, upon the au-
lhority Of private letter written fro Charles
tor, thursday evening, thst four hundred ar
,illeristS or more are wanted for the guns on
tho Islands. General BEAURWGARD has called
for more troops. He is changing tho position
q the largest guns, and preparing for protec-
ton from sea attaCks.
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OFFICIAL.AND LEGAL.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE

NUUNTI CLERKS UFFICE-
~ Now Yosk. March I, 1881.
Publ; 9:.ss hss,s o.. 3 q: ION q; Az ,:s :,
following Court, 70 BE- hsd In and for The ciy and
county q NJ ;oS YS.s o. sSs X e az e zsn is
cult, and Oyer and Tsrminsr. PsSt l.,
"A psnsl q lso Petit Jur0s fsr Supreme Court
% Two p.nss q lo4 Petit Jurors each for Court Of
Common Pies1 Psrz snA ..
I've panels OF l04 Potit Jurors each fsr superior
Court. Parts sad g.
panel sf ss Grand Juron for Court Of Orr ans
panel Of 80 ar.nd Jurors, ana panel Of 100 Petit
Jurcrs, for Court sf General session. r,.-.
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AKTJCl.als ron SALE.

RlRA AblRDS-SELLING OFF CHEAP.
Anscs left, at 81 esch: also q fe v Icus
oreg TT ALEC cheap, at 1870 West 9stL st. =
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TEACHER-A GRADUATE or AN EAST
ern CoIlese ecmrctent 70 ins sruot In tho Greek
sna LAnn hnFuascs Logic, Rhctoric, Hisber sthe
naucS linciudins Trieonomet,y, Anaiytics. Survey
Sns, Nav1sdnon ana Conics,) Photography aaa other
-. ednoauon, desire 70 make An eugagement q mi
Ete tutor In q family % Teacher In Z seiect ciss.icsl
Soco, He cas furuish the mo~ unerosvtionable to-
umsniAs - e ability. 40, from severL Presdsn.s a
Soleser, k1 Goverpcs Of the Seats aaA others AA-
Sre~ b. - bor T4A HArtfsrA, Cua ai1as
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

DORTkR-SITUATIN WANTED BY A
Il vure sc,tchmsn, lseiy arrived from tbs nn.
try, A. porter Tn dry eo,ds store, or a. driver In
private family; we'll acquainted with horses rs.d
county sSd city refsronces sveu. Addree. ! q g..
pox II . sun ohce. lA9IRl
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HORStS AND WAGONS FOR SALE
- at panic Price. one leather top Wagon, flan-
dsrs m,ke little used-priss SsS one groosry or
pres wagon, In good order price $50 +; one black
m ,Is yssfs old, good size stand without tyins suit
black horse, years old, good siks-prioe sl2b both
In good condition. The hor.ss can be -een rcm 70
O'Clock In the morning, and after o'clock In the
afternoon Apply At Ia West 18th St bet Ith and sth
avs, In bakery. Al539
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HORSES FOR SAILS SPLENDID
,G to I6S hands high poney built Inst from the ooun-
try, fat vshers ftfor cart truck, or e1pre~mss, or
any heavy work, warranted sound and Kind In all
tsrnsrs 10 be seen at 2l3 Delaney st. 14,290,3
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HORSE FOR SALE-A SoRREL HORSE,
old. ~ hand. high, sound, GOOD ,tyli,k
Rad hose price Sso0. Apply ~ osk st In the butcher
shop. klV,2
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uORSES FOR SALE-JUST From THE
country,frsn 70 yeary old; from 10 10 10 hands
high, pony built 1T for coal c.rt Ice WAGONS trucks
rxrucs, srocerr, any kind OF down town work; will
s cola cheap or traded for other horses. Iaguire at al
Canal ct, MY. Il,10S4
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10 LEE.

A 7 YoRKyILLE-HOUsE AND STABLE
to let with four Of ~ ~ q rsut 40 si,,
hous and aehls vith " acus ground. Relt SSsN.
SITS. IA pA9s
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A PARTMRNTS TO LET At THE COR.
"A Of licu- on and Thompson sts, with evcry csnve
1SiSSsh
(OAL YARD TO LHT-s2 WEST WASH
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HORSE FOR SALE-A NICE, CREAM
II colorcd horse aud kind In harness: suitable
for butcher, baker grocer or expires. bu.nes; .ith
sold cheap, the owner has given up business Can
ee seen at grocery store cor Of Kent and fuhns sv,
East Brooklyn. 1s,t529
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RlRDS FOR shLE-IHK rINKST COL
- lection 10 the World. A Belgian. and slnsns o.
ssArtN Superior mock,aS sirds and fancy Pisesus
Slf Bovry. spposit~ Hsecksr Arsst. tsll s4.s'iD
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RANKRUPT STOCK-ST0CK OF Carpets,
- oilcloth, mats. rugs, &c the entire stock of the
carpet tore 4+ Canal street. will be sold very ~
Pc.s tor ten day. the ,noe will be sold at auction
by JOHN J. RtsSELI- Auctioneer. Fine ~ 'stry,
SPY and other osrpets, &C, &c. laly63
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SLOOP FOX sALE-THE FASTyYsAIL-
y ing sioop JOHN CUrrTRELI, Of Bird seport, 100
ions burden la perfect order latest improvements;
sails draws Hight draft water will be sold lew or
lara eaquirs q r. 4 PRnDLA, Battery r;sos, y Y.
CITY fo2S lU1A
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HORSES FOR SALE-2 HORSES, ONE
,eyen year. old the other eight, IL and IL hands
iish. TT for coal carts Ice wagons or any kind Of
single harness also thrse half ,prug carte one ard
cart and arncs, s In good order for -elHns
the owner is In other buiues. inqure 94I Tenth
avenue, 2Gth a.. la2S6,2
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HORSES, 60. FOR SALE HORSES, 2
carts and hArneu will be sold tosethsr or &C n
ara'e. cheap for cah. Inquire Of Y. GIB5OS corner
Of Washington and GAnesvsor Sta I32OR6
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EIRDS-JUST ARRIVED, IN STEAM.
~ ship Bs. men, large quantity Of singing canary
birts, sodirChes bull l6nchc- linusts mules black
thrstCs, aud other binds OF singing blrds
To bo bad a. CNRAD REGA's, OIL Di,islou Il, LEA.
Allen and Eldrid.e. l3.lJ9,ia
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WANTED.

NfOCKING BIRD wANTED--A STRONG
Nl built irst clas bird, fine ~bitler, that sings mo
OF the time, and makes great variety OF wid noiss
Broad way, room 70, l2llGs
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CANAhY BIRDS FOR BALK--L D N q
Sbrsd- In psss dnsia~, 70 sut psrchseers. Apply
u II Gresowtoh ayt. In ths rsar, befveu Hammoud
md llenks rreets NY. tela 2As1slTe.
E,iNKlE AND Lyons, SEWING MA
chimes price, reduced. Az machines uaranted
10 give better sasfsctio- than any In the msrtrt OF
money retuI a fsu r.Aoainss To rent .Otiios No.
ass broadway. sllt~1la
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HULL FOR SALE-THE HULL OF A
IL sloop, bu'then 100 tons suitable for barge or
market boat by building hDuse on her. 10 be sold
WIN MINTON. lL25l6
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HORSES FOR SALE IS LOW-PRICED
IL horn, fitted for carmen or eIpressmsn also,
good working horse will be sold for s2b Inquire In
brooklyn. la25h3
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival sf tho ldna.
Two Days Later from Europe

The screw steamer Etna, from Liverpool tho
nth, sad Queenstown The 9s,h ui,imo, rrirod here
yesterday.
The Arabs, Kedar, Anglo Saxon and viso hal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-27

THE ShTzrRI or THE SCHOONER MARY A
PESnEK.-The seizure of the schooner Mary
A. Pender, L ptain keough, OF Topsail In
let, North Carolina. was briefly reported II
day or TWO since by telegraph The VIII
mington J5araai, of Tuesday, has the follow
ing particulars ia rela ton to tie cal apture
Captain keough left Charleston on Thnrs
day night, passed frying-ptn Sho. ais on sun
Gay inorping at one O'Clock about dasiisht
auu Whrn som" eighteen or taenty miles
south Of New Topsaii inet. saw a bark about
w point Is on the le.. bow and a&oNt a mil,
distant put on all >ail and haul.t al on tIe wine,
l hr bark did the same aud iired Il gun ACROSS
The bow of the schooner. At intervals she
Tired Ave rounds of TWO guns each ANA
the schooner tiii hall past mine O'clock on
Sunday morning; about this time the So honacr
was close III 10 land aud about half Il mile
southwest of New Topsail Inlet the bark TWO
To Two and half miles astern. The schooner
tackled and stood Tor the inlet, when the wind
suddenly hauled TO n. T., rendering it i'm
possible TOR her to enter, whereuIen the
schooner was anchored aid the Captain and
crew, with most OF their goods and ch;lttels,
came ashore III their yawi About tn. time,
they got ashore, the yandaIs had made sail ON
the fehtier, and ilred salute ia honor uf their
victory.
Captain keough expresses his gratitude to
Mr. NiAon and other geu tieiuen on the Sound
for their very kiGd assistance aud gem
erons hospitality. The schooner, owned
principally, We believe, by the captain, might
be worth some two thousand dollars
1t is evident that there Is Yankee armed
vessel, bark risged-whether priyate-r or
III the direct employment of Lineoiu we hard
~ klow-~-hrowsing along our coasts lnakiur
ftise signals To decoy OH rilots' and commit.
tihs all manner OF ieionies md al her iiiisdce..s
and this - fully confirmed by our corresra,,.
deuce from The camps.
The same bark is said ,o h.,y. been or,
Camp wyatt, This morning. bobbins around
for Isort corn Vessels.
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Os WAR FoorlNs.-To Civ. outsiders al

Os WAK FoorINg.-To CIV. outsiders an
idea of wnat1he people of St. Mary are doing
toward the reception Of the Yar kees. should
thsy seriously mG Gditat. on landing scoutfng
or inrru'Hary parties on our const. " destroy
property and dtcoy OF our negroes. 1t may
be we'i t0 state that the st Mary Cannoniers
have been, Tor some time past, preparing 10
Civ. thrn grand and coriial military Tscep-
ti"a. independents of any quantity of ball
cartridges, grape and canister shot for their
four iield pieces, four OF their Number. Aessrs.
&. Kerr, Moni"r, Pickett, and GHnby, have
MAID" within The last two or three weeks up-'
ward of four THUS md roaad Ina lis aud Minnie
bullet cartridges tor Use of said company, and
stiil are oaiIy ~ work making more. We
understand that !. is TIA. In tention to make at
least Eight thousand iu all before they close
their Iahors. Ii : u. Smith, of the Frank
ln GuITds informs th;.t upwards OF =
Thousand niasket cartridges have tecn com.
pleted fer the Guards, aud the good work IL
TO b. continued antii the commanding officer.
Cs.pt. ii B. smith, snaG eouuterms nd tho
order. These Two facts 90 10 show that we
oil 81. Mary have an aye 10 eusinese and do
not intend to be caught mapping, as were the
good people OF the Gii North State, In the
loss OF turt HQt.ras. ahRost without thu
firing of n gun. Oar military companies lie.
serve much credit tog the ts2ris de soyss and
efficiency that exit among them, Ia carrying
oat the old INJUNCTION. "ip peace prepare fog
war."--iaaksPas Fla.t Hssis,er.
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Alf!}mono Dispatfh.
destructive Fire ia cbarIestou, =. q.

s'sSsf "t'hVs bf NBlrlfAtGn. -.
The Charleston Courier of Wednesday. con.
tans the following account OF "a ,i,-etrnctiy.
dire which occurred in tl,nt city al AN early
hour on Tuesday morning
"A little before O'Clock TUESDAY morning.
i destructive fire broke out among some small
negro LutS belonging to j.. De Reef In tn
rear OF Washington STREET, which In 3. few
moments, extended to the residence OF Mr..
Saunders.
fhe wind was blowing ainiost gale at the
time, and. notwithstahdiug the exertions oi
the GrrIneD, the building was uuiekLy eu,.,-
oped in flames.
The two-aii,;-a- half story residence of Mr.
john PhiliIpe. ut the corner OF Washington
street and Railroad Accommodation Wharf
next took lire and was totally consumed y
portion of the furniture was saved
ihis honse belonged to Mrs. Brown, "i
.,oiii} : Island, aud was partly insured III,
residences of Mr.. John Horibcck and Capt
/. NJ. boucll were the ncAt consumed. 1bt
greater part of The furniture wda saved hy
tue cNeruons OF the tircmen ard friends oi
the parties.
Coz. john W.h1-s tine, large residence. 4 /
the head of the wharf, also took fire and will
De seriously damaged. If not a total loss lht
ouiiltns belongs Ia th" Railroad Acco4nIun
ch'ipn W mart Com pauY.
Several small wooden buildings on tin. on
t'oHih' hiGn of Washington street also took
hre ifon' the heat aud falling sparks. ih,
Hi'hteii, however. Succeeded in eNiihgnisuinc
tht names before much damage Was ,iCnc
~ tbc lihe our reporter left the fir, was
sun raging. quantity of cotton stored
oidtI Tie siicu on the wharf, WAS ia dagger
out oy careful watching VIII no doubt l..
saved.
we nave been unable to ascertain the tri-
Slh OF the tire, but 1t is supposed by SONS ,o
Dt the act OI an iuccnGiary
ihe ioss, mp to III" time our reporter i.ii
WAS estimated at abont ~,O.Aau
Since Mritibg III" abovr, we learn tfaI
.ifIe - no nope OF saving the residence %.
Col Webb. There il every reason to beIio,.
tnat tiie ehtire square on the eastern side u.
washington Atr"rt, from the Railroad Ac-
roihiho"ttioh wharf 10 The depot uI th.
consumed.
Among Other buildings destroyed is III
cluGed a grocery siurr.
we AtNp ieirn that the fire originated in
fefeti wood Nar- and was communicated
10 the sb:ait wooden buildings adjoining
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-27
Axas-r OF Tsnros.-we uad.r.,.oa .av,

akAkrr OF TsAiross.-We underetand, says
ihe wilmington IN ca .ioaya4., ef Tuesday
'hat information has been received In New.
brra, aud believed there to be reliable TINT
MAJOR +. w. Hall, OF the .th Regiment N a.
state troops, who ,s stationed in Hy.i,s
eoahit, has captured suine twelve nalik.
traitors, WAC hsd gone over TO The banks a IA.
.assa nv oata, and hs.i fetarasd "a the iaain-
land Ia act a. Liucoiaft~ s.,ia. .nsi- e.n,sS A.
fae". Va sheir persons we've found duea-
MEMS aitsiressed u tlc aathariii..s ami ,,.o-
pl''"i new bern, Washington. and other towns,
advaus.oG the Federal trsaps ..,o ia. late.
fiuf Of the siaIe; /; promising thar IL no .ppa.
sition WIS oHsrsd by thea,, they wcnid NOT
D. m0lestsd. The snsn have barH .t.,tsiacd Ia
sss..ay, and Nv aosaResss ioYwaravo q