New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

preparation, will be brought cut at ths tbeater TO-
night. II lie ssid 10 abound in scenery cf unsnr-
passed loveness, great mechanical Effects and come
splendid tableaux. AS seen by the card of the man.
sgenent, comedy or drama will be played before
it. titus preseutiuga double attraction For tbs pres
ent Bourccnuts beautiful drama of Dot holds its
magic power as fresb and strong as ever. Clarke
will appear N both pieces rs Schnapps and lilly
sIowboy.
! ALEXANDER HAaLToy.--Th Rev. W. II. Bill
burn, the blind preacher, will deliver a lecture on
Alexander Hamilton" at Irving Hal, this even.
| ing.
Tag FRAsKsoRT STREET CONTINUATION
| $50 coo WORTH or PROPERTY DEsrRoYED--ls-
sURtscTs.-Owing to the lateness Of tie hour at
which the fire in Frankfort street occurred on Sum-
day night our reporter was unable 10 procure the
facts to all the occupants Of the building, and in
sur.nee upon the property.
| The fire occurred in Nos. 90 and "a Frankfort
street. The first foor Of the building was occupied
by VIM. Young, machnist, whose loss amounts to
Z COO; insured for q, eco in the Commonwealth In
surauce Company Of Pennsylvania.
Part of the second floor was occupied by Virtue &
Co., printers loss : 900; fully insured.
Part Of second floor was occupied by Slr. Todd,
manufacturer Of printer rolerg loss $780, insured.
The third floor was occupied by John Sesrle, rs a
booA-bndery; losa 5000 insured for 81 900.
Pat of the fourth noor and the seventh hooT, was
occupied By John Guerrard, paper-stainer; Ioes
500; insured fox 1000 in the London and Liver
pol, ST. Marks, and Fame Of Philadelphia, insir.
ance companies.
Tue rear part OF thc fourth floor was occupied by
James higgins, printer lose ,OOO; insured in the
New Amsterdam Insurance Co., for 500.
mother portion of the fourth floor was occupied
by X. J. Ricbalds, who Lad presses and materials
q, siroyed to the amount Of l2,0O0 on which there
was 10 insurance.
The fifth floor was occupied as tookbinery, by
Anderson & Archer; loss, $500; insured for $500
The sixth floor was occupied by Louis Negbaur,
envelope manufacturer; loss, $4,000; insured foI
s. 600 in tie ST. Maiks, Lafayette, ard Harmony
ll,urance Companies.
The building war owned ty Col. Marshall Lefcrts;
loas 5000 Insured for $4,000 in the Liverpool
and Continental Companies.
Part Of tie sixth door Was occupied by VIM. Pount'
uey, n,acbinis'; loss $500; 70 insurance
The engine end boilers were insured for 81 200.
The buildings Nos. % snd %, owned - J. J. Hill,
were damaged to the exten, Of 800; Insured.
Henry Barnett who occupied the second floor as q
morocco case factory, was considerably damaged BY
water.
The Globe Io.cl, No 800 William stree. ~. d..
Wooley, propri,lorl was damaged e 900. The loss
on the building, which is owned by G. d. Cromwell,
umoaut.d to 81 900.
J. Habcrls agt r.beer sG.oon and dwelling, ut No.
.oi VI VILLAIN street, were considerably damaged by
water.
The attic Of No 9Oi william s,reei, occupied by
Herr Woerner a. paper-box factory, Wa da nsgeo
TO the extent II ! 600.
To hg.r-beer loon and Z yelling oi Hon schal&
Il No 2U6, sustained lo-s to tie amount OF $500;
insured in the Relief Insurance Company for s 600
The buildings Noe. 2Oi, ? G. 21S, ard rear Of No
.cS were i,.grcd for 1890 in the Mechanics anc
Ir.dors' ln-ur4uce Company. They are all owneo
by Mishael Giihooey.
30 far "a hfs been .scerained, The total estimate
lee amounts to $4,000 and 'te nsdrances, which
have been but partially reported, amount to 10 300
TIE buildings were neither owned nor occupied By
either Of the aossrs. Jcn'ins 80 previously stated
No clue yet been obtained TO the origin Of tie
lire. beyond the fact that II commenced ca -" rear
oil the fourth Hcor, occupied by Jes. lluggrs as q
printing Office.
Tie hIemen were at work all night. The steam
ire-engines old efficient duty, and again demon
rtTa,sd their importance 10 powerful arm OF t-'
Fire Department.
Tmr DU1Irs or TuE POLICE ~ RgIArfoS 70
} DEsrHTtgs FRDN TnK AnNf.- Superintendent
Kennedy ia almo,t Oily N rcceip, of Letters fron
officers ~ the amy at the feut OF war requestn.
him 70 erre.t and return deser,ers. Tie reason
. why he cannot comply win these requests are 80
.or,h in the following letter:
OsTIcE oy rHr SrrrHrSrsSrFSr ~ PsLier'(
as 40 lioome ,tf.,e c.ln,. q YIN,
sH In ,,py to yors ofioh ''' ic,r'rsi, hsve 9
rforu ,u r,a and v'hiur - render sny All IN ny
cover N ar.,iuF d-~ters nom tie s'my bot csn only d
- VT, proper orc-f authority g. r'c.v. then
ron, ihi' posi-. Il is impo?r to orUad .odirf. e
Nv r,.iGsut. IN the ,ha.se 81 ri urres outside u 80
ui,. tLcr civ,, ari. c1l iu,i 80 lesp,c,nl,
d-cin.. c.mparcc with nu'h Of your request con
-n,e. he forwarding Of de,ecrs ffo youf sineit ID
Nor soy such and hold then until son, for Ou
ye or receiving pIi on are not ad.pt't .,T ne e :,
SOLDIER psln-f. who ~ judgment when erIestod st opld
be detained IN such nrnn't not 20 uyect them to i'e
ING drgadaSon TIE re'9, Il p,c,rs them "a p,9n WIN
ib,ir d,,qonI NOT TroViled Nth sny means Tor he
sbssuts TO Aod soldiers eny lenslb Of ,in'' SUD ed
tn- soldiers be- fed would require s.dnd specially
Ihe purpose uue,.thry were qusueied OF the nisS
c.po.. in che vicinity suosnce could ee provided ID
the ordinary way
80 5000 the Government will make provision FOE receiv
yg this pat p'epofei To- u,e any
.olce tho oi toso 10 Do ioind III ID
Ae.lo pylltan Polio. ps.Tc,.
am very respectfully. your. Sc.
! JOHN a. KENNEDY, Superintendent
| To Lsut.C0L G. hrtuR Commanding IN Regiment
y. \. g. Vol, Newport News, Va.
Mn. BrrcutR on Mn. GARuisos.-Last Sunday
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