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The New York herald., 1862-01-27

Tho following Ia list OF the buildings destroyed, and
the losses and nsurancos could be obtained by
our reporter
nRKn
No 43-A four story building. occupied by David Woods
q manufactory Of wirework. The building and It's
contents totally destroyed loss stock said be
about $40 ooo and building about 90 ooo supposed
be insured.
No. 4S-A four story building, totally destroyed Loes
about So 900; insured. Occupied the nrst floor by
James j. Steers . brush store Loss about % 600;
partly insured.
Second, third and fourth floors, occupied by Haines
h Pell q agricultural implement warehouse Loss
about 81 ,ooo insured. Mr.. Bronson fancy label
acurer also had part Of Of the upper floors Loss
about $500.
No. 47--A four story building, occupied by James L.
Morgan, dry salter. Stock damaged by water about
81 500; fully insured The building 10 damaged about
81 900; insured.
No. 41-A segar store, kept by Maskn Upper.
loss about $500; said to be insured.
PEARL STREET.
No. 2e7 corner Of Fulton s,reet-A Ave story brick
building, owned by the estate Of Y. Nostrand q. j.
Cornell totally destroyed Loss about $40 oo0 insured for
$4,000 In the Columbia and another city company Base
ment and fifth floor occupied by John IT, Howard,
facurcr Of wire CLOTH Loss about "a 900; insured for
81 SEQ in the Lafayette and Fremans Fund Insurance
Company. First floor occupied by A. s. Foster OK
change Office Loss about sl 800; no Insurance Second
floor occupied by Bach &Nos1and, rroprieors Of Town
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
THE BATTLE OF MILL RRMc, Ky.
The Rebel Account Of the
Battle.
Another Union Account Of tho
Victory.
FULL DETAILS OF THE ACTION.
-~-~~~~>~~oo~>~~->~~~...
DESPERATE FIGHTING ON BOTH SIDES.
1HE DEATH OF ZOLLICOFFER.
Total Rout and Demoralizction
Of the Rebels.
General Crittenden Probably Hiding
in the Woods.
~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~>~~~~~>~
The Rebel Tortifcations and
Camps,
H., &c's Aes
THE REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE.


From Southern papers received at Fortress Monroe
Saturday last learn that the rebels at last admit the
defeat Kentucky, but still declare that the Union
counts are untrue and exaggerated.
Tho Norfolk Day Book says under the head OF eur
ther Particulars from the Somerset Dkastsr:n-Not
bad first reported by side Six thousand Confsder
attack fourteen thousand federa The Petersburg
Espres sends the following -Gensra Crttendsu be-
gan the attack At O'Clock Sunday morning. The
enemy supposed be 800, but afterwards found
out to be IL 900 strong
General ZocofFer was killed early in the action. Gen.
eral Crtenden was wounded Colonel Carroll TOOK ooa-
Of the foroes and recrosd the Cumberland river.
Our loss 300. The enemy lost zoo or 800.
Rutledgcs and Meetings. batteries were left on ths
field We marched seven miles. va
The enemy repussd three timss and fell back 70
their fortncations They then outnanksd ~. We re-
treated breastworks surrounded and CROSSED
the Cumberland river under Are eight O'Clock un-
day night.
We lost all horses tsnts cquipmeats eleven guns
spiked thrown into the river. Colonss Powell, Bat
tic, Stoher and Cummings wore wounded. Major FoR
was wounded in the hip
General Zolcofers boiy has not been recovered Our
forces were 5000. We still falling back
A second despatch, dated Petersburg, January ~,
says:-A despatch from friend at Knoxville has just
obeen received saying that General Crttsnden rallied n
Monticslo, and will make stand thsre The disaster
to forces very much exaggerated BY the fugi
tiyes.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
SERIOUS FIRES m NEW YORK.
Ten Buildings In Fulton and Pearl Streets
Totally Destroyed, and Others Damaged.
The Bridge Street Fire,

THE FIRE IN FULTON AND PEARL STREETS
About six O'Clock yesterday Sunday morning fire
discovered In the building No. - Fulton street. oc
euped by David Woods manufacturer OF wirowork and
styled the New York Wire Company. when tho Gre
FIRST discovered appeared 70 have gotten under cons
dsrabc hsadway, the Aamss wsrs seen upoa severa
noors at the Same time.
Tie police Of the Second precinct gave the alarm but
owing tho heavy condition Of the sroets and tho fact
that the rcmsn had been up all night at work At the
0ro In Bridge street. 1t time before water was
thrown upon the flames.
The wind blowing very high at the time,
and rendered dicult matter for the nremeu 70 con-
troll the hre became apparent that the fire was
getting beyond The control Of tho nremen work
soqucn,ly the bells rung for the FOURTH Fifth aud
Sixth districts for help The flames spread with
great rapidly, and extended into the adjoining
buildings and thence 10 those Pearl street. Ths
ames getting into the cellar of No 200 Pearl street.
sct Are to large quantity Of roofing oil vats and lin
ssed and rosin oil In barrels. The heat and names
gushed such volumes that tho rsmen driven
back some distance. The nre soon extended across
the the Fulton Bank building the Of
Fulton and Pearl streets, and also into the adjoining
buildings On Pearl street.
Tho alarm having reached Brooklyn the romen Of that
city quickly responded and our aid three o
their steam fire engines and one hand engine, viz
Victory, No. 10.
Constitution, No..
Brooklyn, No. H.
Steamers and hand engine No. 4.
All Of these rendered valuable SERVICE as several Of
our own steam Hrc engines still engaged at the rs
ia Bridge street.
The following isa
DIAGRAM OF TIE BURNED BUILDINGS.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27

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The New York herald., 1862-01-27
The BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.


From rebel journals received at Fortress Monroe
Saturday. we are furnished with he following Items
The United States transport Louisiana, OF General
Bnrnsides exp,iiton formerly Of the line between Old
Point and Baltimore, has been beached to prevent her
from falling the hands Of the rebels She was burnt
All hands saved
Tho louisiana was large sdcwhoel steamer Of 100
tons burhsn She belonged to Baltimore where she
owned by the Baltimore and Norfolk Company She
built in 1854, supplied with vertical beam engines
diameter Of cylinder sixty inches; stroke eleven feet
She rates AZ, and hcr dimensions were a. follows
Lsngth 27s feet beam, thirty feet DEPTH twelve
feet She chartered by the for the pur-
pose Of carrying troops having ample accommodations
for full regiment which she must have had board
tho tmc She among the veeeels that reported ut
Fortress Monroe from Annapolis the llth inst but
owing she did sail with the feet from
that point but delayed until the night Of tho 18th
The news Of her destruction, which Is founded upon
reports current in Norfolk Is very vague and unsatis
factory, it neither when she boacacd and
destroyed, what the OF It, The fact Of an
hands being saved b also mystery, we know not in
what they have been rescued Tho saving
lives may have been followed by capture OF all on
board the vessel BY the rebels perhaps other
vessel Of tho expedition may have been her and
aiken OF the troops and crew
No doubt much anxiety will be felt by all until the facts
OF the shall have been made known
The Norfolk Day Book Of Saturday contains not word
ofGencral Burnside expedition, excepting paragraph
weather saying that s undcr tho impression that
the Burnside expedition Is tho Of all. Somebody
relieved themselves yesterday by wishing that said
would either 20 to the bottom 90 home they
tired Of such bad weather. and expected TO see
better while they menacing the South.
An extract Is given from tho Nowbern Progress Of
Thursday last which says. In reference to the reported
presence Of the feet In Pamlico sound-"Up 10 this
wrHing "Wednesday not that there Is now
ever has been, Yankee gunboat tho swash At
Hatteras not The latest have 10 from Cap
tain H who arrived here yesterday from Matsmuskee
Hyde county through tho Sound, and says he saw no
thing in the Sound in the shape Of gunboat. wc shall
probably hear before going to press, Colonel G.
b. singetary sought and obtained permission from the
commanding General 10 60 accommodating expedition
down the river. He left on Tuesday evening"
postscript added 10 the above article says:-Colons
sngetsry had not arrived when went TO press and
we arc still in doubt.
despatch dated Wilmington Path inst. says thorc
was heavy wni from northeast all night, and TO-
day, nine o'clock this morning. thero nothing
from the coast, except apparent wreck drifting shore
ward, fifteen mios east Of New Inlet
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
THE BRIDGE STREET FIRE.

We published yesterday the particulars OF the do.
structon by Are Of the four story storage building No
2 Bridge street. We have 10 add the Eve story
building No adjoining, used also for the storage Of
general merchandise AT about one o'clock on Sunday
morning the roof Of this building discovered on re
and Notwithstanding the untrng sxertions Of tho fire.
the whole building, with it's contents was almost
entirely destroyed. The loss may be estimated At about
$3.50 ooo The storage kept by Squire and johnson
II Is said that most Of the goods were insured.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
The Burning OF the Schooner Prince OF
Wales.

The following is copy Of the letter addressed TO tho
commander Of tho bark Com OF tho Seas relative the
late destruction Of the schooner Prince Of Wales
FLAG Sur WABASH,
PoRr ROYAL HARBoR, s. c., Jan. 0, 1882
SR-I have the pleasure 10 acknowledge your official
report with extracts from your log detailing the ciroum
stances under which, on the Ath ult you chased and
drove into the breakers and on nre the schooner
Prince of Wales and for the gallant conduct Of your OH
and men, when exposed in their boats the fire OF
the enemy You will please receive my
daton for the spirit and zeal which governed your
duct In the performance OF this service have forward
ed your report 10 the Honorable tho Secretary OF tho
Navy and will thank you to furnish mo with q copy Of
the Same FOR my own files. am, respectfully, your
obedent servant, 4. +. DUPONT,
Flag oficer commanding South Atlantic Blockading
Squadron.
Active Volunteer Lieutenant J. B. BAXTER, Command
ing United States bark Gem of tho Seas.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27


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The New York herald., 1862-01-27
The Case or Colonel Harlan.

We published in elegraphic dispatches, some few
days ago, that Colonel Harlan Of the Eleventh Pennsy
vania cavalry had been dismissed from the service
Since then have been assured that such is not the
case and the following order gvon TO substantate the
statement
ADJuTASr GENERALS Orrrcg,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1851. I
Major General JOIN Wool, Commanding Fortress Mon
roe, SC, &c. -
GENsRAr-The proceedings OF the Board OF Oncers con
vened at Fortress Monroe Virginia. by special orders No
143 Headquarters Department OF Virginia. have been
laid before the Secretary Of War who directs me 10 saw
that ho desires Colonel Harlan to be retained In the com
mand of his regiment lam, General very respectfully
youfbbedent servant,
L. THOMAS, Adiutant General
wN u. wmPrrs, Assistant Adjutant General
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
FIRE IN WASHINGTON STREET

Al about eleven O'Clock on Saturday nigh, a Gre oc
cured In the provision Of T. A. Matthew'S No 400
Washington street. caused by an imperfect furnace on
the second floor. Damage riang.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27

FIRE AT QrARASr1M.-A fire broke out on Sunday
morning at nine O'Clock in Of the hospitals at oaran
tine tstaten lsland), occupied as barracks by
swains cavalry stationed on those grounds Tho build
ing was completely gutied.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
OUR POINT OF ROCKS coRREspoNDE NcE

PoINT OF ROCKS, Nd, Jan. ", 1867
7he houenents Of the Rebel Jackson and his FJrces7he
Late A6air at Hangiry Rock-A Ssop Sorm- Raid
Upon Liquor Venders, dc.
copy Of the Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th inst has
fallen into my hands II has the following particulars
concerning the recent operations Of tho rebel chIsan
Jackson
IA" "a son has certainly been TO Bath driven OFT
The New York herald., 1862-01-27

The arst consignment OF thousan guns for the use
of Illinois, troops, has arrived at The state Arsenal
SpilnAlisli, III.
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DEDFORD HOTEL
ID AND GENERAL STdGEUFFICE

The subteriber respectfully begs fesys to On.
nounce that he has leased the Bedford Hotel, on
Pitt Street. whers he would be happy to meet his
old friends, and the public generally.
1t is not his design to make many professions as
to what he will do, but he pledges his word tta!
his most energetic efforts will be employed to rem
thr comtortabie all who give him call. The
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Persons visiting the b. dford Springs, as well as
those attending Court, and the travelling commune
y generally, respectfully invited to give him
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Aug ], 1860. Proprietor
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-12-12
PUBLIC SALE

~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The subscriber, Executor Of the last will and
,sHament oi Daniel Beegte, decd. will sell at pub
lie sale, on the premises, in Union TOWNSHIP he'd.
iosd county, on 'P Deu
FRIDAY DECEMBER 12, 1862.
= tract OF land adjoining Lands Of Josenh Imlsr
george Beesle and others, containing $50 acres.
nest measure, about 100 acres cleared and in beb
s.aIe OF cultivation, the balance is well tmbered
sas,ne ,a:s thereon erected Two Story Log House
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o.a:I 49, ou. buildings. Also-A good Orchard o,
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IEhMs-one-third in hand, and the rem.inds,
70 Two annual payments, to be secured bv indg
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~ :, WINS. BEEoLE,
Executor.