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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
Great Britain.

r. Too5ol DaHv Ne,-s editorislly donounces
the miserable spite which Is const inty 3erls
bet wecn Americans and Englishmen, whlcn o'os'.
and snstaine risk Of war. II looks upon the CON
,rbutious IN relieve the Lancashire distress as I'LL
Loues, manifestation OF the abiding American ieenR
,oxcsrd England and sets them against tDe luany
islfcerent threats having nothing in them but the
ca..iop OF the moment IL concludes as Io'p"s'
ON fine whole we rest in the convlcuoh tna' 'ieie
will be no war between the two countries; oui
whether there ia war or not, the responsibility for II
already rests with those o. our country who out OF
fhe reiose Of peace ct home, speak and write what
ever is most irritating To a.peopie sntJect 70 the T
tations OF revolution and war;
The steamship City Of Manchester took out, wa
Cape Race, gu account OF the Oat'ie Oh FIeoeii0Ao
burg or-he 18th December. - ,
TIE london Times thinks that 1t ii pam that
Gen Burnside suffered damaging repulse, sno ina.
fife revcs by force or strategy NDat no nus ios,
he will pfove himself q great General Renewed
attacks upon ali enemy after day Inter val 40 nov
often succeed; but he may possibly carry the WORKS
Of the enemy or turn them. ii, however, he should
fail once more be will put blsei Ia tue most uisaS
trous position known 10 q General, and an enter
prisine enemy according 10 all the rules OF warfare
ought te destroy him, horse and foot.
The tendon Times aga. adverts TO ana dlssec's
the recent American diplomatic correspondence, and
save had Secretary Seward consulted his own repu-
taton ae would not have plbli-hed many OF these
letters, which are essentially private ones.
Wiring before The battle Of Fredericksburg, the
New-Yogk correspondent of The London Tunes
sulogizes The passage OF the kapp1hannOck hlNef
ty the Union forces ar one OF the nobest episodes OF
The war.
In subsequent Telegram, per the China, the
same correspondent pr0nounces the battle OF FRED
sricksbdrg as one Of the hercest anddeeldedly toe
most calamitous Of the war to the Union army. Ht
says: {" Tic Uniou troops fought with the nos
determined courage, but the position OF Gen. Lee
Sgee iInpFe enable"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

I.rc EEpoOL, Dee. H-eVenlng.-There is no vo-
hical news Of importance.
The Ckina's news giving the particulars of the
defeat Of the Union forces before Frederick sburp
has been the universal topic Of conversation to-day
The friends Of the North are greatly disappointed
al the result OF the battle.
The general deduction drawn in Liverpool from
the resuh was unfavOrable for an early peace.
ne L,nGon T,mcs az ain adverts to Tie snimo.ity
OF the monsts against England. It assume. that
lack OF sympathy in England for The war is the only
cause OF oiiense, aud JUS lies that cause.
BIZ. Buxton, Member of Parliament in which that
gentleman questions tue effect OF Mr. LipcoIn's
emancipation scheme, and says it prefers 10 bebere
that the salvation both Of the negro and the white
race WI 5PnDg ooI OF The war rather than to ae-
eept Mr. BuXtons sinister predictions " "
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Con,ncrcini Iutc,I;y,,.e

HAvRE, Dec. 2l-IoTTOS-Salee % the yveet
eco bales Market hrm and steady; New)fletn a, tye -
dnalTe 81 ranos DO has JOG francs Stock In port 81 On
taes. ''V'N
LONDON Dec. 2-Messrs Baring's CircuA ,sports bo.;
ness suspended in consequence 81 the helaays EEK1n
sTIFfs hTu. IROS dull SUGAR linn.
AsEEICsS SECuk!TBs EOt mem. oned Ia the Cire,sr
sbere having been nothing doing therein
1Le BVlion "a The Bank Of England las deesased Sl O00
TIE LATEST.
LIyKEPooL, Dec. H-Eyeling. Is stlI
Suspended By the holidays but there IL talk quiet
s,ois in COrToS at further Advance.
, bpRsDsTrFFs quiet but hrnss.
LoNDoS. Dec Zl-EvSniulThe Stock ExchSIf &c Iesugsd
bAsl.ess to-day.
Ceusos quoted a; the close at ~ d99i for nsney
ME .Aages 4244J
IniDel Ceu,Tsl Shares {20N discount.
PAEIs Dec. Z7lhe Bourse IS tim at 1900 for tia
RsDtss
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NEW-YORL< LEGrSLATUBE.


SENATE. .ALBANT, Jan. 9. 1863
Mr.. pRUYN resigned bis position the Com
rni,ees of Engrossed bills and Medical Societies.
Mr. BRADLEY resigned from the Committee on
Claims.
Mr.. FARREN moved that the Committee Oh
Cities and Villages be authorized 10 appoint clerk
Mr. PRUYN said large number Of clerks were
paid last year who did little or no work. This was
an unnecessary expense. He moved as amend.
ment that the President appoint three persons as
clerks az large to work wherever their services
needed.
The subject was referred to the COMMITTEE rela-
tive to employees Of the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

DEATH OF An ECCENTRIC FARMER-BusHrLs OF
GoLD AND SILVER SroRED AWAY AND BRouGHr 70
LIGHT AFTER HIS llEATH.-Nlr! Abraham Hershey,
an aged farmer died at his residence In West Hemp
Held Township, LANCASTER County, last week, aud
was barted on Friday. After his death large
amount OF specie, gold aud silver, was discovered IN
the house, and deposited in the bank. Tho gold
WAS IN match-boxes. bsgs &C., and which counted
amounted 10 $SSSl Al. The silver was also in
BAGS Of VARIOUS sizes, and from The weight i. est-
mated at over SA 900. MIR. Hershey was nm nm.
married man, but lived in his farmhouse occupying
room mp sails as a sleeping chamber aud deposit
tory for his wealth. In this chamber he kent his
iron che't containing part, but not ali of his
wealth, for beside the specie 10 holds bonds and
nortgagee AMI owned the farm of 1856 Acres on
which he lived, toed, and died. Since TIE above
MAS in type W. learn that On Monday another de-
posit' was found in tho house. This time tie
Il bank" was nm old blanket, and on the contents
being investigated, IL was found 70 contain 81 100;
$3.50 Of this was in gold and the balance in bonds
Nv ii4has~stss kxAsRahsx sSS USlsl6
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NEw-JERsEY ITEMS.

FEARFUL CoLLIsIoX on TN NORTH RiyEK-SIS--
GrtAR AND FATAL AocIDEST.-About o'clock o. Friday
morning fearful col ision occurred between she STTybos'
Hudson Of the Jey City and pesbroses street Ferry ARD
he propeller tow-boa. Wan o. Brown belonging 10 the New
Jersey Lighter aud Transportation Company which resulted
in tho dc.h Of young named John Gaddi- Of NJ.
pddi. Paymaster Of the New.Jeey Railroad Company.
The crossing tho river in opposite directions the
pilot OF the low.boat 10 the cabin eaas bis breakfast
the decsased Mr. Gaddis the heel IN e pilot
The pilot, John Kesney heard the be ring slow
sud moment alcr TO stop.
He then outside, and az be aid So tho bow OF hs v-r
sl struck the ieuyboa just aft Of the wheel with such
tremendous force thst she thrown her beam esds,
Mr. Gadis thrown sgaust the pilohouse door 80 va,
euty tia, the bings- and fi.nngs broken sway sud
Ia, body overheard and picked Up by tie
ULi 81 Siaes Rove ue base, Captain Thomas Bell.
life extinct his neck having been brokes. TEs
ybos; escaped With bat slight injury The deek psnks
the tusboa started and the tank below
loose and sprung Leak which at first caused alarm wa.
supposed the tug sinking The collision evidently
he result Of cersle,sts but where the fault les ws
unable state The body Of Mr.. Gadd broa sht
Tie ery depot io, Of Chamber. where On nvei.
CATION was commenced by Coroner Collin The jury rrn.
verdict in accordance with ce.mstsuees OF ia.
ate
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THREE GAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TAE AFRICA AT RAI'TAN'
The fredericksburg Failure ABROAD
Further Advance in Cctton-Breadsiufs ehlt'
p1assTEps TO AMERICAN SHIPPING
H.lrax. Friday. Eau. ., 1861.

HnIFax. Friday. Jan. ., 1861
~. Steamship Africa, from Liverpool al II o'clock
Oh H.. morning of the 9th, via Queenstown on tAe
cs,b of December, arrived here at q o'clock TINS
pcrn;Dc. She did not cah off Cape Race her
dates are three days later than those already re-
ceived The Africa has Al passengers Tor bos'on'
fhe Africa called at two o'clock this afternoon Tor
Bosinn, where she will be due on Saturday evening
The Africa repor,s: Spoke eli the 9Th of Deem
Der ,e ship Adelaide entering the port Of Liverpool
aud % the 9Th inst, lat. 45 Cy long, So ~ steam
chip Great Eastern.
The steamship China, from kew-fork, arrived az
Queenstown at o'clock on the morning OF che = Vi
cI DE .emDer
The steamship City of Manchester, from New
York, reeched Liverpool on the night Of the 2''h oil
December
Tie holidays hsd completely suspended business
The political news is also blank.
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N,,ip News.


AxriveG ean New.YoTk, Heveshsnn at Batavia; .anu
Frost, at Dab'ni J-apBete Rou1a Gloucester Julia
Bs,eelcos Anne a, Falmouth City Of Brooklyn &; DzsI
Dann,lesN OF QuSonstown.
Arrived tom BestoH, lnez o. Singapore
Also arr we'd from New.Yois Nov. l2, Kiule, at Hong
Keng Dee 1N fessget at Falmouth; Van Laf Mt Leson
B,!tol; Dec Sir n. Pool Lady Alicia aud yastonno at
L,verpooli Dec ~. Gen Paisn 4. II. Taylor md Henry
Arrived ron Bost %. Dec Is Alameda at Liverpool
Arrived from BsnsoSs Des ~. Quite. at Bristol
SEIZED Tor New. for,'. Dec. Is, By,snllum from Desl
Ellen An,IiD Tn.rsd ri W. y. sotsT ifom Livcrpool
ssil,d ", ssu FnI,isce Osc u, Cslen, fn4 Deal
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EtaiiCF.

Tie Pore Of Rome byd sent ten thousand francs to
France for the relief of the distressed wOrkingmen
an the Department Of the Lower Seine, as mark Of
bmpathy and gratitude Tor tokens of devotion re.
ceived from France.
Rumors had been current Of proposed new treaty
t<.weer France and Spain, relative 10 Mexico, but
they are said to be WishOat foundation.
Cardinal Morlot, Archbishop of PARIS, wac serious
" Ill., and had received the "extreme unction.".
The Paris Bourse was fiat but closed frmer, the
ReDtes being quoted a, tx. zoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

Samuel Colgate ss George Brdse et al In 70 Petition u
Charles NJ. Gray et. al, kc-Motions granted.
Allen NJ Sherman sgt. s. b. Postlsyj Same ast SsmeS
Motion Denied with $o costs to abide event Of scsen
Isw-Rel9epce ordered 20 WB Yard esq, to examine Mar.
grct OConuor ard ascertain and report tho circumstances
under which her affidavit Of Dec made, &c. also.
reasonable charge for receiving and paying the $50
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TAdvcfIlsenIen'.
IME United STAIES IAN NV

Now EApt, "a pamphlet of 3. PAGES ON e white p,o.
Reside the bill wh j. Is word 70, word in accordance ith
the original text we append 10 Il Alphabetical Recapl,
o1 VI every article TO be taxed by the aud tie sonnt
oi he Tx to bs iegied thereon. Ihls reudor. as ooapee
aud convenient ~ II ia possible to MAKE Il.
Price conts, postpaid; per 100 II cent by e1pre,,
Per 100 II by usil Adde'S TnK TRIuUNs New.Iork
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India, China and Australia Mails.

The mails from Calcutta to November 90. Hong
Kong TO November Is, and Sydney TO the 2lst OF
October bad reached England aud were forwarded
Per the Africs.
The news is Anticipated
A Bombay telegram Of December II reports
SlItings dun; Cotton Inactive Exchapge, 2l0jd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
LAW INTEELlGENCE.

suRRoGNTEs COURT JAN. Before surto..,s
1tCkEK.
WILLS PROVED.
Snbioned IL list OF the wills Of deceased p.rsons
tdnlied to probate during tie past week None OF item
contain provisions Of public interest
Tino Braun, and Philip Nico.aus. "''"
SUPREME RT-CuAsrgns-J,y. g.c,,. r,.,,-
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Amand JelThrd aGt. James y. Taylor,-Mo,ior
tU.td. M,Ih pc ser!s IL Il, &c syV. n SssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

AN OLD FIRE DREAMING orr AGAfS.-Yetterday
morning an alarm OF caused by the flames N one o.
tho building, Washington street that were nearly destroyed
by fro Christmas night IL spPesIs that the floor. - the
coffee and spice mill Of William j. slit Co. No. lI Wash
ington street had wholly broken through and that
quantity OF cos which stored in the lower part Of Tie
buIdng took dre and nearly contaminated the work Of lie
strueon weeks The prompt presence
OF the hreInen prevented other damage being done M
Henry Earl cooper who occupies tie basement Of NO III.
hose premises filed with water on ChIistmis night
had lust completed the work Of pumping ont ell tie wasr
when, by the OF the hTo his shop was ssiln
flooded. lie IL Assia Of the pump
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

WARMINa AND VEsTLATIoS.-At meeting Of
the Sanitary Commission on Thursday night L. W. Leed'
read pspe. the ,ubec. Of yenatng aud heating ho'p
tall. He proposed putting in rough ventans boxes open
Ing through tho roof and coming down to within ten inches
Of the floor to substitutes for the open hreI
also to Introduce combination Of the common stove and or
binary portable heater called the ventlstns stove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

THE RIGHT MAN IN THE Rmir PLACE"
Millions Of money might be saved aud great dlstu, avoided
Gosonment would require applicants for Office sces Of
tIuft TO ming with them written fhrcHOogc, Analysis
Character sud cipabty before granting the request. 70 lie
houest Is capable is he adapted the silva lou
hese important questions he answered by FOwi gR
WELLS, lhrouologists, No 3Ja Broadv ~.
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coIrRT CALENDAR-THrs DAY

Couer or COMMON PLEAs.--Part Mos. l0l7
1915 1913 1920 IO2 io22 1929 ot4 los io2e io27 lo,
$40 Sl2 607. Part IL-Nos 999 1908 1905, lcli lol2.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Par< Mos. 309l3, 1919,
333 1883 1871 1901 e53, 1865 2a42 i2os 2ls l1l n23,
l2z5, 1923. Part lINos l2l4 ZIG 'ziS |Io zIS l2,
1910. 1894 $685. 1242, I24i. l246 l2S2
BRooKLYS CRY CoURT CALENDAR-SArURDAY.
JAN. lO-NOs 65 &C. g. 68, 60, TO- II, IT, 70, a. 7 g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

DEMOCRATIC UNION AssocIArIos.-Ihis body
held business meeting las. evening at No 9J9 Broadway
Luke f. Cozans the chair The Treasurer announced that
tho sum Of would meet the expenses for the year enc
ing May To pay this debt there was in his hands the '"
Of cents Mr.. COzaus lectured the memoe" Tor ther
" indifeIen ti,mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
EfaIy.

Gsribsldi arrived at CaPrera on the 22d Of De
celnber,
The Pope did not off iate vt the Vatican on Christ.
mas Day. lie, however received the Diplomatic
CORPS.
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Greece.

ii is asserted that two Of the greatPowers are not
in 'vOr OF The Ionan Islands being coded TO Greece
on the gToInd that II the present proeetorate
they would become permanent tocusfo insurrec-
UGn.
The uncertainty as to Tie future King was giving
Jise 20 disorder in various parts OF Greece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

EAELY.CLosIY6 AssocIArroS.-A meeting OF this
As,ocs,ion wa. held las, evening Mozart Hall Mr. j. b.
Gray presided and Mr. b. T. 0,good was Secretary ws'
announced that The merchants of Grand, Catharine and
Blocker Streets the Bowery and Sixth and Eighth avenues
had ao, unanimously resolved TO close their stores at p
m There nearly 500 members oil the As'oc'a'n' Inc
plans OF the organization have been quite fully carried
ont
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IAdyertissulsnt.l
TIE LITTLE QUEEN or BEATTY Miss

INT LITTLE - EEN OF BEATTY, Miss IA-
VIVA WARREN, tie most diminuye iady kGown-a
mere fraction OF ordinary humanity aud very perfect and
interesting fraction that's atirJc'ug ousaLd. ds'y Al
tho MrsgrN To-Day sic receives -s4r, al. hoais and
the ladies aud children Wi dock there rcat nuubr-s
see ber and wiAe" the performance o, COLLEEN BAwy at
aud a o'cloeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

1uC C,rARAcr CRY BANK SwlNDrr.-Ths
i.al oil Charles sAudor President the se CaaA,t City
Bank y PA,eI.n n J. William, z Snuarrs. Cs.iicr aud
joshua NJ Beach, NcvYork broker, On chang OF con.
'Pary 10 dc'ra"d tLe public by the esbshmosI q ssJ
BANK. Wa Concluded In the Pessac Courts before Jude o..
den on Wednesday evening last. after six days trial Tie
- y seie tod ron Newark CITY eut County render e.
lct o. p The evidence Il Is said. disclosed great frAnd
e pnnlc sd drYoors having Suffered 10 the extent u
ABOUT Ouh Sanford bad previously been convicted OF
ieIury ~ 'we'rs 10 falls. statements summers has died
lno e uilue OF bank. audold aud Beach wee prr
rLt ia Court aud Nif be sentenced day or two This
p'na! ipfsoansnI OF hno both, and the o,s OF c
y-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
Cape Of Sso0d.E7ope.

Cape OF Good Hope mails 10 the 2lst of Novem
Der had been receiN ed in England. The news wa
pDimpOHaut.
The civil war in Transvaal had termiua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

LAUScn OF 4 STEANsHir.-The steamship Morn.
Ing Star will be launched from the gard OF Mess Ho.eve
Joyce Co.. at the foot Of Houston East River b,
da. at o'clock P The Morning S.ar is a side-whee
steamer Of 2OoO tuns measurement but by Messr
Roosevelt Joyce Co. FOR the Newfork Mail Steamship
Company ADD the rt steamer OF new line to be- run be-
tween New-York aud Newt Orleans via Havana The Even
ia. Star the second ship Of the line will be launched from ,
same yard about iho middle Of February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
lAlvrrti.omenl

MIME. DEMOREsTs beautiful frSi-prcminm 81
Running Stitch SEWING MACHINE |, l. naryelousy .ilnuie
end efficient, and beautiful Holiday Pre.sut Sent ne, Of
.IPess charges Oh receipt Of -. Asg DEMoRtsr 4Jmy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

and they adjusted 70 the eeof The visitors by respectful
attendants In Short nothing wanting render the pond
decided since IL Is largely patronzed by generous
nnhic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

SUPERIOR COURT-sPEGAL TERN-JAs 9-Before
Justice MOSRLL-
VIM. Loeschvigk sgt. Richard s. Baldwin.-Ex.
tra allowance Of $50 to defendant. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

William Kellogg, No. 81 Barrow street, died from
Injuries received by falling on the ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

FIFTH AVENUE SKATING PosD.-Ihe leo was in
lar condition Tor skating Thursday and Friday sud the
ihnT OF pleaseieekeTs wesqoiie large On tho Fiy ninth
street. side the entire buk lined with ,pe,ator, ON foot
aud in canisgs' Waltzes aud narele, we're lheely d,
p"n'"d by the band aud the skaters INDUCED ia en- exciting
nTarJ with the musician, The gcmeuts for the com
or AID Conscience Of members s,e nearly iaue.s The
building extend for distance Of ebog two boek and ME-
p"ced below tie embAnhnent on tie nnb avenue aide
There are large separate weLesied sitting for ladies
ana ioi gentemer oyster and FefesLnen rooms Tor each
'. - also eicAh o'uooa aid ioos At each cod Of
e"s p'"sAt stp'" cen IL Stisu,y ii EstL.t WI legy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

FREScH TnrATrR.-1his evening ala Dame aux
CumtGs" will be performed by the artists OF MI Juig1er.
company, at Nblos Saloon the OF it,
LIST week having occaoned general demand 70 ia repe
ton Tho part oil the heroine will be sustained before by
Niles Margaret de Bouhelisr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

Christana Fisher, a cook at No. - Jsmes street
tied tom burns received the day previous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

Anna Kinney, No. ~ West street. was sullocated
IN bed by her bed elohrs taxing Ire oui pipe she
smoking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

Ann Conhley, IL years of age, was burned Il
death by her clothes taking tire at No % Oliver street.,
reading newspaper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
Tur LATE LIEUT.. W. C. BaY,yr Gn.y-n,

The LATE LIEUT.. w. e. BRYAYr GRAY.-Na
recent meeting Of The elias Of 1860 Of tie NcwY orb
Academy. Of which Lieut.. Gray member resolution.
were adopted lsmentins bis DEATH aud te.ying TO his worth
aud literary abilities Lieut Gray served with distinction Ia
the campaign Of Gen Pope ia Virginia. acting az held
thcef Wine tupsrntendng the construction of new mill
tay ro'd he contracted typhoid pnsumoni. which caused biz
death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
Frer N BARCLAY srRrrr.-Abont O'Clock Of

FIRE IN BARCLAY STRLET.-Abont o'clock on
Thur,sy evening broke out serond floor y
Barclay street which resulted In the destruction OF the stock
good. throu ghout the budding The d,nsge tinssd
At about 1000 The first aoor was occupied by Henry
swift domestic dry goods merchant and the second door by
BsArc Gear Co, naDulscturers Of silk thinning
The stock in No 81 belonging to D. Saser bookseller
seriously damaged BY wafer fully Insured In City Com
e,tlc dry goods and CLIFF Aseare dealers N hosiery, in
building No. e. by water, sbOu, 5000 The n'ursuce'
are follows On the stock o. Baare Gear Co. Exchange
~ OC0i Jefferson, 5000 Lafayette. 5000 Brooklyn,
5000 Metropolitan, $500, Astcr 5000 tiremers
5000 Atlantic. $780, Corn Exchange 5000 GebhaTdt
5000; Fulton. $500. Total, rtl 40. On nachinely
cesor, 1900. Total. oil. SOD The ossc, OF Henry A.
Swirl estimated at about $1,000 lnsdlsl os sli500O
in ~ ComPapies, HSst Of them IN this city Tia % dr.
be cused to Capt Pierce Damage 5000. IusEei ior
40 COZ IN city torsanss The total loss amounts TO
han 10000. The total insuranees amount TO +2JJ 60l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

THE WHITES or THE SoUrH.-Mr. William Wells
Brown the sutho. and lecturer and will add one Of the
mos. eloquent men color in this country will lecture at the
Bethesda Baptist Church. Jersey City on Sunday evening
next lis subject will be the injurious effects Of Slavery on
the whites Of the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

ROBBED IS THE SrRYET.-A man whose nans
a.cer,snsd to DO lillian Cree, wm found wing In
Water street Fulton Fsy. about II O'clock rhufs-
day night His head had been badly aud bruised aud be
bleeding prousey. Sergeant Weeks conveyed hgl 70
the Precinct s,a0nHouse, where Ienedes
applied and lie recovered sufficiently 10 state tat he
been attacked by several per-oDs who sner kneeAss
hin down and beating huI his watch and ch The e.
'sck very sudden aud the night dark thai be IN
sble 8 give description Of their Appesgsucs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

SKATISG.--The ponds about the city wese ali in
good yesterday and literally psironilel in hs sesoo
add evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

TllE Colonel SAILORS HoME.-Mr Powell, the
.e.p.r OF IN. Colored Sailors Home No. Dover street.
port. 10 the American ssasa end Society that. sinae
stewards cooks and sesmen have boarded the Saiori
Home Eight Of that number wholly destitute Of money
and clothing -Four formerly slave, OF Rebel masters
but were liberated by the OF the United States
and taken into the naval service. Some Of them had gu
into tho hands of landmarks bat had escaped after being
robbed OF - spiece that haYDg charged them
breakfast in some runners house, which the victims, Dsng
s.ringers, could not mud ess,n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

lKiLLEo on SH1PBoARD.-Yesterdsv, Nr. Ean
Da.an bras. fastener. engaged Of the Monitors Ia
Lupton. yard GreeBpoint fell down the hold aud sahed
ilr.e the effect Of which be died some hoJs here
siior. He leaves Vie and two children