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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

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wateF, seldom calls 10 cure HsYse Of e9.t a. -.
minutes. IN sxtrene cases frpeAt the tose 1. >
teen inmates.
For Bruises, Strains, sprAins and nAny tie =,
iarisa on horses, cattle, and other GliaAs, So
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effected By Tie use Of shis wandszfGl ze<lsiIs'
aes eifcriaxs % agents.
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grsaA wpnnaa, Calls =! al xmas 0SeAe@ 49, 49,
rsrxbsns poifevil wind gala, esllus spawn ~.
Id, swseneg, fonndsred feet SAID CRACKS, 81
81 gFe2sa, AID horse diktempsE,
THK CONDITION PoFDER
Is enzpss@A pranxapaaly Of herbs sad roS's y.
De giyeg at ali sazaes and ESsaer ali eaFsaa9ss
vita peerless ssfeEy. II AAa been sauha ,! - -.
p3gtaace 20 be k2Eissy assxa4 To t&e care - r.
diseases Co wnieA hogss@ aaa Eazsss ara sA@s
aisssmper, has bound, aeSs 81 aEDsaits :
strains, yeliow wsssr, Erasaaa tion Of 's' -
siggse Ard hard uaasN&ses aiAs RAssn&ligH Ias-S
n CALLED ssfiT eaaapiaans.5 SIS ALSO ssfe E-A
tain Feznsdy ter r.,
coUaas AND COLDS,
II carries 81 ali gross haEors, ana vii f o.
ail taaamnataqp sEm sessFs RHxtfy DE s.gs 50
Q sas :. FL ;, .a sas 60 @ sss asa '1'"''-
d - aGoaass M8DlezsES :,
Are sola hs RswAAn 4. JGaEs d CO 80 *
WHOLESALE and Retail <ssssrsa Ageai, 81 IT,. =
susasss pricsa cornaf Tales and Frs -,
noAlte c3ss Ngtss one bsock neyfh Of ths -, -
Mazss, sme naszk sass % tbs Berry, ID - -
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- - - - $3.50 yar8s wtth tse =
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

J. great4r by many thousands than that led ~
Mcdowell. His field artillery is already n'"'"
do bled, white bis snail arms are da''y 'no',
ing in quantity and improviog in q"any. 49,"
mu. ton of all kiuds is abundant. ii'''.''
wagons and aubulanc.s are gathering along '00
po',mac ,v scores and hundreds. And we nave
plenty OF provisions to feed our 'r"p' "".
ample fuods to pay them. Let us DO o' e"ou
cheer. ard the slight check received near MAN.
sssas NAV, by the lessons it shall teach' oeco'i'e
an advantage rather than loss to the go"o
c8use.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
TIE PUBLICATION OF WAR NEWS.
o,p coyrKNMENT REGARDS A PAROLE--THE
GUNBOAT YANKEE SAFE.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aug. IA, ls6l.
TIE President has di.rached special commission
to New-York City, to look Into 'he wol kings OF tue
Metropolitan Police system, with view to con-
der tie propriety OF the adoption bere Of similar
r,sieui. -,
rhe Washington journals this morning say they will
yield to tie expiess.d wishes Of the military snlbori'
ies AID sill Hereafter publish nothing in relation t.
and disposition Of troops which Is csc-
lated TO do laro.
Mrs. Lincoln and members Of her family left this
noruIup tor q o sea th're. .rr
There il nor n word OF truth in the rumor that the
ret,l schooner s,e bad fred into II, sunk the Ian
kee The dag ship of the Po,omac hotilla.
L. is reported that the War Department is dissatis-
fed with tie written parole which was piven by the
Federal sodies who returned TO this city yesterday
from Iii hmond.
Thr C,nfrderate Congress has extended its military
orsn, iLaon over Mar, land, Delaware aud Missouri
and is endeavoring to form district regiments from
those States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18
Markets. :. Rcported by 7.l,s,o,,

NEW OElkAs,, Jan. l5.-The weather hss hsso 49, 49,.
CoIInN-ssles to-day 300 bales at l.di2c for riSyI*
scs of three doys 2tOo bales REcEFTs three av. a.
bales against 100 bales the time last year
then 2l3CCO ireipts at all Southern less ,h
year 100 bales FLOUR declining 81 s. So Poak Gr
Mess, Sl3 50dtla FREmBfs-Cotton 10 Liverpool ID
NEw0RLEAss, jan l6-COTToS quiet; sales to-day, 1000
bses Id2c. for Midding srGAR steady at A Gc Zoe
fsiTo fully fair MoLAssEs 22a2c FLOUR hm at IS 80
FRBIsHTs-C3tton to Liverpool ID.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l7-FLouR quietj SuperiDe &5 SD
IS o. WHEAT quiet: sales 600 bnsh a. yester5ys rates.
Cory dn at 'a;2e for old md e3dG5c. for Provisions
quiet. WHISKY dull at 49, dl9c
BALIheh, JAN. IgtIgtK dull Howard street and Ohio
4 asa 81 White 4 asa ~ SO CoRS firm; sved es1
Sc Provisions steady Mess PORK SIT so, Rnmp do St3.
CoPFEE quiet Rio, Rdl2c WaIsKF lower; City aud Ohio,
ls!c.
sURPoIE Jan. l7-CoRsSaes Of ed65 prices slyaaced
orIos Quiet i1I2c NAVAL SToREs dull and unchau god
srsyEs IN deDIsnd, r o bogshesd 30; w. o. SIC.
CINciNsA1I, JAN IL FLOUR dull at ~ so dr snperhne
WHKY Ia good demand l3c Hoes fEm, aud 10 good de-
msndi sales Of 500 80 1886 40 receipts to-day $780,
Mess Pork 10 good demand At S16 So bat holders SIX 3 Is
be cloed buoysnt BULK M.aIs In good demand with
ege sales for future delivery Gales or next month 6asc
hs spot. =
LARD IN good demand; sales 7os tcs al &c. bu now held
iehe GRHRs MEATS d7c for Shoulder and safe for
idea Haus firm MONEY mariet firm siGHr ExcHayaR on
New York 2 cent prem iui with good demond and sht
supply. ,,,s.o,,n, vvcu.,,o,
ST.. LOUIS jan l6-sight Exchange York declined
cent and Is quoted 4, premium for Missouri pspeF
EXCHANGE AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Jan 6-sight Exchange .on Nen-YoTk declined
TO y cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

AccIpEsT on THE HJpsos RE ER RAILRoAD-SEvEs
Cars IN THE RYsR.-An accident occurred yesterday
morning, about o'clock, to the emgrant and freight
train up on the adeon River Railroad, by which eight
caIs ran IF the track seven Of which fell Into the
river. When the train was within 200 yards OF the
bridge between Crugers crossing and the drawbrdge,
freight car was thrown from the rails by bad JOINT
Tie accident was not discovered until the bridge was
reached when the ear, after running the sleepcrs
some dsance tore the rails from the track and broke
number of the cross mGers, throwing the car aud the
xix following into the river each eide of the bridge.
Some Of them were loaded, hut the majority of them
were empty. Tie trucks severed from tho bodies
of tie cars the former lying the bottom of the river,
and the latter foang on the water Every car broke
through the ice, and was more or less injured
past repairing. Three four were entirely new.
Eight cars were thrown off The track bat the last
remained on the bridge, and was replaced the
rails. The rem aiming freight and emgrant cars, which
remined on the track, uninjured. From what our
reporter can learn brakeman was upon any of the
cars which went into the river and person received
the slightest injury
As early as possible Mr.. Munson with gang of men
rom Hudson was at work repairing the bridge, and in
short time the number of workmen was increased to
over q hundred. Rails and tmbes were procured,
and the work Of repairing went on rapidly. AT -
O'Clock tie morning express from Albany arrived at
Tiyoli, three niles below the accident, and remained
there until the break repaired. About 2l o'clock
p M, the up express parsed over the bridge Arriving
at Tyoli, it was switched of the main track to allow
the 10 is express from Albany which was dine in few
moments, to pass-the early down express having
started on the arrival of the up express train at Tyo
The Montreal freight and passenger train which left
this city at GAS on "Wednesday night, and freight
an were detained on this side OF the break and an
emgrant train at Tyol the other eide. About three
hundred yards below the accident lie the remains Of
seven other cara which went over the embankment on
Monday. This accident caused By the breaking of
the axle of the locomotive. The cars will be rem0Ycd
as soon as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18
MALES, Saturday, JAM D.
M ..,.-. lc,,a haa,, o,-rastad

MALES, Saturday, Jan. 5.
Several Heapolan ofleers have been arrested.
The bombar3ment Of GaGta continues
TURIN, Saturday, Jan. 5.
The Ogi.iOne says that Prince Carignan and NJ.
Nigra will probably leave for Naples on Tueeday next:
poeIio had been elected President Of tho III Oral
Committee at Naples. ,,o m, oo,
Ii war reported that a Sandman loan OF JoU,VW,cV
france was about 10 be negotiated In t'ars.
An insignificant attempt 81 reaction was made At
Naples the Both, but was easily suppressed Naples
81 d the Provinces were tranquil.
IL il confirmed that the published version OF g
popes recent all,cuti il forgery. The real do n
ment is ri and inoeDsive, principally dwelling on the
trials 10 which the Church II subjected.
King Victor Emanuel had quilted Naples and ar
rived ut Turin Oh The 18th ult.
raya decree had been issued ordering the diseoI /
tor of the Sardiusan Chamber of Deputies.
II is stated tha; for tine past Francis IL. nag
bee,I in the habit Of going en board Spanish vessel
every evening and returning 10 Gdeta on the ioe"-
ing morning.
Qsited Gaea but at the latest dates II was sill there
lie NoJd states that the Cabinet Of NJ. Petersburg
had issued vigorously written letter reminding me
French Minister that the presence OF Admiral dc .inan
M GuEa las the character Of yeritable interrogation.
The health Of Farini was improving IL was preinil-
turely reported tina, he had rendered bis Resignation oil
the Ieuirnancy of the King nj Naples hdm9fa Wers,
however current that Phi Caiignan would snorIly
srro,sede hi > Every Province is ordered TO take such
as To be prepared to mobilize one battalion OF
the National Guards.
Letters from GaG,a TO Dec % contradict the state
,Deut that tie young Queen had taken her departure
II is stated by way of Rome, that the reactionary
movements in the A6ruzi were on the increase.
Several enactments OF it absolutely contrary to
the calculations Of the Concordat. comparison with
the Latin text shows that the version OF the rope
Alocuion given in the Couner of the Emeiian Prov
inc.s is forgery. The real document Is Of mid IN
oersive character principally dwelling on the trh'
10 Itch the Church has been subjected.
A Sandman loan Of 100000 francs IL about to be
negotiated at Paris.
he Bourbon garrison of Curtela on the rrCnto have
bun ed a Sardini IN prisoner Of war.
The Queen of Naples had left Gaeta because she was
on The point Of being confined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
lrriyal Of the Edinburg, Canadian, and TeutOnia'
Death Of the King Of Prussia.
Rw nIrrUTE I'M HUNGARY.
Excitement in the German Confederation,
an Immense Army for Russian Poland.

By the arrival Of the Edinburgh, from Liverpool the
"a inst, and Queenstown the 3d. at this port, and
the Canadian from Liverpool the 50 ins-, and London
derry the ith, at Portland yesterday, and the leu
tonic from Bremen, via Southampton on the 9TH lnst
off Cape Race, on "Wednesday, we are put in posses
ZION of European elk days later than our last adj
vices
The main features of tho Ieutonias news we gave
in our issue Of yesterday.
The Teutonia has experienced moderate but thick
weather, and has $SSS, 900 in gold.
The steamship New-Ycrk arrived of Ccwes on San
day night 9th inst. and went TO Southampton short of
GOAL.
The Saxons arrived at Southampton on the 30th ult.
The Asia touched at Queenstown on the LET, and
reached Liverpool early on the morning Of the I'd
iDst
The Canadian brings a passengers asa fl3,coO in
specie.
The Edpbprg brings slO6,O0o sterling in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18
AUSTRIA.

The authorities at Poa refused 10 allow Sandman
figate 10 enter that port during storm, and the ship
ia Supposed TO have gone down with all hands Count
Cnvour had inveghed against his conduct IN Minls
teiisl circular.
Srlorino, spizIa and Kick were being fortified in
order 70 prevent The l4ajing Of any Garibaldians-
The OstdeWtscLt Post sa;es tha: Conn; RechoerB
bad terdered Ii, ST. nation but i bad not been def
liIively accepted.
The Austrian Gd-c.tc gives currency to assertion
that Count Mensdorf will be appointed Minister Of
Foreign Affairs and Baron Schmerlng President of the
Council Of Ministers.
Tie incorpo. ation Of the Voiyodna and the Banat
with Huplary had Teen uncondilonaly sanctioned by
the Emperor.
Tie Bsrlin Journal, seniohcill organ, states bat
the internal regeneration of the Austrian Empire "a
impossible long 40 Veneiia shall exhaust lie re-
soIrCes. 80
The Austrian Ministry has drawn upa bill relative 10
the Gter,y Of the Protestant Church in the Hungarian
Provinces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

DR. R.PHALL's BIBLE VILW OF SLAyERT.-The
room of the Historical Society was about two-hirds
flied lat evening with an audience curious 10 hear
Plo.svcry Jewirh Rabbi expound TO them the princi-
Pies If Chrihanly and attempt 70 prove from the Sa
red Word that The Savior santioned Slavery Pfoes-
sor Morse presided and Cornelius Dubois acted Sec
Rotary. Hiram Ketchum also on tie platform.
Dr. Rapball il stouily built, almost portly man, with
a round face and white whsker. lie looked through
very urge glasses and the close cap peculiar 10
hs persuasion His discourse was a repetition OF the
one delivered on Fast Day. He summed mp the diff
ference between Bible and Southern Slavery, 10y cay.
ing that in one case the slave man, and in the
OIL err he was reduced 10 be thing. DIR. Raphall
cloed with prayer and good many OF the audience
roe 10 90 out, when Hiram Ketchum came forward,
ard brought them 20 their seats again by saying that
be had me resolutions 10 offer. One was that the
discourse just listened to be printed for general crcu-
lation and the other that subscriptions be started
terfor Oh the spot. He then read speech, He aid
he wished to declare empbatically that he did not be-
eyo that snyery, as existing in the South, con-
taIy 10 lie law Of God. In the of his remarks
he raid that in all fainess the President elect was on.
uled to a tIial. Cheers. The loss OF Presidential
election wa. O poor apology Tor reVolu'ion' Mr.
Ketchuns address occupied about halt an hour, and
oion was made and adopted that il be printed IN the
san. ram, blrt with DIR. Raphalrs. Carried. Mr.
Ketcbum s,iI he had learned from the enemy tDf:
Che e, er and DR.. Thompsons chnrches) what he had
embodied III the resolution for printing The names
can in slowly, Come" ,aid lr. hetcham, let
tborsand copies The last remark he made WIS:
" IL il remarkable fact that cannot get intorma-
ton in the South, or elsewhere, unless We send 1t
there"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

FROM LIBERrA.-By the arrival of the bark Mend,
Capt. Mcintyre, we have advices from Monroyia to
Dec. 3. :,
The Legislature was about TO convene. Several
matters OF great importance were under consIderatlon
among wi h was the negotiating OF u treaty win
nyii, the n captured question and tho rela-
Iiis of the Go, erumen with The American Colonza-
lion So,ieiy the alteration OF the tariff and continuing
If all vessels engaged in foreign trado TO ports OF
entry. -
the ST. Paups River, on account OF the Increased
amount of cane planted. The crop bids fair to be
double tia, OF any previous year. -,
The coming Presidential eee,on eAe'les conaaerao'e
interest, strong derire has been expressed by many
of the friends of ex-President Roberts TO renominaie
him. The coniest viii probably be between him and
the pretent incumbent, the Hon. stephen A. Benson.
Preparations being made Tor holding the national
! A.; ~; At mol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

SrvEsrEEsIH WARD REPUBLlcASs.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting of the Republicans OF the Seven
teen,h Ward was held last evening at their headquar
ters Lincoln Hail. No. l69 East Houston street. The
newly elected President, John Lalor, esq., presided,
with Charles s. Graves as Secretary. The Committee,
a. pointed at a meeting OF the Executive Committee
h, ID on Thursday evening" 10th inst, through the
Hon. Jofeph p. Cooper, reported series of resolu-
lions, which were unanimously adopted, and ordered
to be printed in The TRIBUNE and Nec Yorker Demo
k,a signed by the officers of the Association, and
sent to our Representatives in Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

out Of ofice. And shall 60 down "a history az the
nan who would not NEEDLE, who let it all be who re-
strained the fierce ntuitions of stfdefense, who pas
siyely saw the match applied, the combustibes lighted,
The block the street, the city in blaze, and h,n with
tie key OF the hydrant in biz pocket and white hand
kercbef in his hand came ont and shed public tears
over tie providential conhagra'ion."
But then came the news that Fort Sumter was re-
enforced the Carolinan Commissioners sent away and
the Southern treason disowDed at Washington. The
back wac up at last though lateral curvature may still
be suspect.d And then was forced to acknowledge
that did lot know what il all meant, in which state
have e,il the honor TO be- &c. &C. Yours I'LL the next
time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18
ITALY.

PARIS, Sunday, Jan. C.
Negotiations between France and Sardinia have
otened concerning Gaeta.
GAETA via MARsEmLEs, Tnesd4y, Jan. L.
Thirty guns only have been used in the lombard
nent to-day. A mortar battery has been established
in q sheltered position.
NApIrs, Friday, Jan. 4-P. N.
A conspiracy Of the Bourbon party has been dscov-
cred bat I. is without importance -Four Royalis gen.
erals have been arrested with some Of the agents Of
King Francis IT,, who had come from Gaeta.
Prime Q@ignar q expected bsre CT the 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Flip Gutenberg, Of and for Hamburg, from
New-York with cotton, had struck on the GOODWIN
SaBds and only out of 80 persons on board escaped
The Gutenberg had called off Dover 10 land the crew
of wre ked vessel wi icb she picked up in the Chan
nell The captain is among the wishing.
The steamer Queen Victoria, having on board the
Raneoon telegraph cable, went ashore IN plymouth
Sound I'd, ard at last advices had no been got off,
The shio Golden Star of Boston, Capt Stapleton
bound from Mobile for Liverpool with large cargo
of cotton was totally wrecked the night OF the ~
uk near Fel5ard IN the County Of Wexford. The
captain bis wife and female servant, and 10 oil t6e
crew perished. The mate and six hands were saved
The Yes 81 had come 10 anchor during the prevalence
OF heavy storm, but notwithstanding tnat her masts
were all cut away, she dragged her anchor ana "as
driven on shore.
Numerous minor casualties to British shipping from
he effects of the same storm are reported.
Another powerful steam frgate, the Undaun.ed, had
been launched at Chatham.
The London Times says that Capt. Forbess new
work on iceland which offers relnar ks as to The
advantages Of making thai island station Tor tell
graphic communication with America, al! disposes o.
Ire supposed difficulties arising from icebergs or
shore lee.
The Engl h journals are largely occupied with retro
spectiye articles the political and commercial future
Vi the old year.
believe that in spite of the apparent obstacles 10 set
Element Of the questions which are perplexlng the
diplomatsts Of Europe, the Great Powers, WITH per-
haps the exception Of Austria are determined 10 pre-
vent general war.
Italy, and America has been held ut the htnsion
House, London. for the purpose Of cOncerting new
efforts for the restoration Of the child horara 10 hs
parents.
The revenue accounts from India stated 20 be 60
far satisfactory that there IL probability OF any aid
being required beyond the E3,WOGW which toe
President Of the Indian Council Is al preten, EN-
powered 10 raise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18
PRUSSIA.

The ofIrial Pruesian Gazette announces that the
Prince Regent assumes the reigns Of Governmcn, as
King William Vth. 80,
Berlin letter says the excitement in all the States
of tie German Confederation greatly resembles the
agitation with preceded the events Of 1913.
Tie Frankfort jour- al ASSERTS that at an early
fitting of the Germac Diet proposition will be made
TO call on the Cabinet of TuIin for catag1ncal eA-
plaDa,ion relative % the decree Of The Governor
General of Anccna in which Trieste ia desired a. an
Ialian town. ,. 49,
BrRLrs, Wednesjay.-Ring Frederick William ~.
expiIed az 1910 6. IN. to-day at Sane solci.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

BRooKLYs ACADEMY OF MCsIC.-When public
building s completed the first thing 10 be done il ~
inaugurate it. The Brooklyn Academy of Music is
completed also inaugurated TO q certain extent. On
Monday night il was naugurated by an Opening
Address and an Opening Concert; last night it was
inauguraled by AL Inauguration Promenade and Ball;
next week Rarey will inaugurate it with his horse
show after which il win be inangurated by an opera
troupe who will repeat the inauguration Six times.
Then the Brooklyn Academy Of Music will be eonsd-
cred fairly launched upon the sea Of public favor to
take tic chances Of like any other great enter
prise For the ball last night there were upward Of
400 tickets cold most Of which were duly represent
3D. The condition of the streets being almost npassa-
bic, there was, az consequence, such Jam oil ear
RAG. in Montague street that il was not until quite
late hour that the last in the line succeeded In reaching
the door. The interior Of the building had
been beautifully decorated with flowers and
evrrereens and was brilliantly Illuminated,
prcfenting with It's gay company very striking ap-
pearance. dancing-foor had been laid down, ex-
tending from the back of the stage the entire par
quet forming large and elegant ballroom. The
stage was transformed into a red white and blue
tent in which were couple Of bowers, sundry seats,
and u variety Of flowers. Ladies and gentlemen
roamed abJu. the building or participated in the
mnzy" AZ their inclination dictated. Attached TO
tie Academy il large sapper-room, wherein various
tables were laid with all sorts Of refreshments, which
were served out al all hourr the restaurant principle
OF "pay for what you eat" Every one present ap-
reared pleased with tho Inauguration Promenade and
Ball.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. 81.


steamsLps-Flods, Crowen Savannah s L. Mtchi soh
Mount Vernon Lay held, ssysDnsh h. b. Cromwell Co.
shps-I Lion Wiley, SbsDghse, j. e. Jewett h. Aymsg,
MOI lie W-lh Carver Chase ByzlntiGn RobnsoI,
London Durham DInon
baxr-a,ooIa Webster Elizsbetbport Post Small; John
NesI-y. Smith Liverpool A. LezEy.
Biig-LEsy egt tF Puochon, bordeaux, BOYD Hetnck-
~ lsni srut ST. Jsgo &. T. j. Peters, MARIA, aUn,
Para, T.. L. Coming
Shv.neI,-Uirgon Krause. Warrington K NJ Blackwell; A.
Saler t.h, Bristol master; Sareian, Rumbl BAEbadoe
Trow bridges Sons Gszee iliison Bristol, 1asser
81 op- Ida 4. VAIL Vail, Newtisv master.
Steam er-Boston, CTocker, Philadelphia, +. Perkins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-The Ashland Institute, in
Ashland, Greene County, was entirely destroyed by
fire Tuesday last, with nearly all the furniture and
contents. The origin Of the fire is unknown. IL
occurred while the pupils at dinner There were
about hundred persons in the building when the fire
broke ont. The loss must be enormous. II Is probably
inslIrrl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

FiREs--Tle bells rang alarms for the Tbi d and
touIih Disineis last IL h., both Of which proved 10
be falfe. IL The early part of the evening fire oc-
cured IN the tenement house No. l39 East Eleventh.
eStinguisl ed before much damage had been sus
tsned and without creating needless alarm. =