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The New York herald., 1864-12-24
Extensive Fire I'm Beckman street-Loss
About One Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Dollars.

sand Dollars.
About hapsst ten O'Clock Inst night nre broke out
10 the I'VE story brown stone front store, No. IS Beck
street, extending through to ss Ann street,
pied the rst floor by James X Halsey Co.. auction
ees in hardware; eccoud floor, occupied by 8. Glenn
Brothers. importers OF hardware also Foster Tower,
general merchants 10 hardware. The whole Of the
premises were completely destroyed. The lateuess OF
the prevented reporter from acerainne the lt
OF iusurauces
The estimated loss the building Is about $25 900 be-
eved 10 be partly insured The supposed loss stock
belonging 10 Hascy Co. amounts 70 about $40 900; the
the loss stock Of s. Glenn Brothers said 10 be about
SIS ,00o Foster n Towers loss 10 about 5000.
The Ore spread TO No ST. Tho upper door caught from
the roof and steadily burned down to the nrst story
This building occupied the 6rss floor ey Bassett
Mace, dealers In hardware. Second floor BY John II.
Scott also dealers 10 hardware Third floor and upper
stories, occupied BY Edward Barnes Company
Tho three upper floors OF this building destroyed
before the flames were subducd.
The loss stock the different occupants BY Ore and
water may be estimated At about $40 900; doubs
covered By insuranos. The building OF ave stories
and marble 'front.' The damage TO 10 amounts to about
ei2 900; insured.
NO. So Bsskman ssrsst--occupied by Samson Good.
now, dealers In cutlery. Their stock damaged by
water 70 . considerable amount.
No. t5e-OocupisA By Endicot 4 Co., inhosrsphers.
Damaged BY water.
The origin Of the nss ia n present unknown. clerk
named Joseph v. Park, IN the employ Of Halsey o.,
stated 70 Fire Marshal Baker that he their store At
work. and heard The burning Of tho Gre the second
floor and portions Of the Gre fall the skyght and
that he Instantly rave the alarm.
The New York herald., 1864-12-24
Nswspapsr Accounts.
INCIDENTS OF rHH RRIsL KBfRRAr.
FYporv. Aha Hnahvffln nSanafNh NJ n


Rsom The Nashville Dsspasoh, Dec. 9o.l
ne sss,s reports place Hoods srmy :. Doc. river.
sssIs' UsS Tnomas T% pursu,ns v,acrousiy. 'p'0''
TIE rsbeis had issds scmsshine cf stand ~ near
oPrng Hi. vhsrs thrse pieces s artillery and number
fhs tsissrspn has Sssn oempss.sd % spr,ss Hl aud
yesterday morning General Thomas tsssrapAed hors for
ssrasssss Who we're 70 Be- found in toe
said thai In passing through Franklin the rebsls
gussd ali the stores md pumbsr private residences
Do kaury county they have essa cooscrpsng
~ wso nsS m ned &.
they will mako . free use of whatever may
sss 0r:' o9., !. nSw tina:
shai nearly all the mills In Maury county bad been
burnsd by the fsderas when they were evacustng thai
Che ctlzsns VIII And themselves poorer by several mil
Hons Of dollars
lng his wounded found a Fraukiin, wiz, Is now sup
posed reach from 900 70 900, including one major
ena lsSr Of mSo s' the war
broke OUT Supervisor Of Banks In this state He was
wounded 10 ,no battle q Franklin ; namesr = ~
oon captured 70 nfty eight, incindinA ..o AZ Mur'fees
boro and teIsa bets.s sa rranklIn and Spring HILL Il Is
suPposea .ais is nearly all the artillery Hood had
large force has been put TO work 70 repair the Dccl
Sur Railroad And trains viii soon follow the army.
captured In the battles Of Thursday Friday, were
ssnt North by the train on Sunday
Major General Ed ward Johnston.
Brigadier General Thomas b Smith.
BrfRadier Genorel henry X. Jackson
Coloue VIM. D. Mitchell, 2oth Georgia.
Colonel Samuel f. Hunter, 4Sth louisiana
Colonel J. " Newson, 1oth Tennessee cavalry.
CoIcne VIM n. vorhios, 4sth Tennessee Infantry.
Colonel n. Maxevsney, 1b4th Tenaessee infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel W r. Pennington. $th louisiana.
Lieutenant Colonel J. d. wesden, 4gth Alabama.
Laeutsnant Colonel wm Q. Clifton, 3eth Alabama.
Captain Martin b Mitchell (s,ewarts STAN.
-Four surgeons, sixtysix captains, two hundred and
thirty nine leutenants and large number OF
Hissoucd officers and privates.
General James knipe, OF the Seventh cavalry divi.
eiou made lucky hit Saturday Afternoon near Breot.
wood capturing two flags belonging ~ the Fourth and
yhirtcln Louisiana cavalry together with about two
hundred and nfty prisooers including twenty commits
odopcd ocers the brigade musicians, and two sets OF
uslcal Instruments OF silver and the other Of braa
TIE Gag OF the Thirteth louisiana faded and torn
rsA cotton ground with blue crcse and twelve silver bull
lion stars On the crosa That OF tue Fourth Louisiana
commanded by Colonel Hunter. who was also captursd)
magnificent one she around Ia Of red bunting with
cross made Of heavy blue silk the border Of yellow
avilcd Six twelve gold stars being upon the cross his
nnG bears tho following Observation-Disclosures, Port
Hrdsou, Baton Rouge and Shiloh,
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r TO II III q N D .
The CamnoAads ~ Dutch Gap.
HaApQuARrsss, Army or TnE PoronAo,


The Camnonads IT Dutch cap.
HaApQuARnss, ARxy or rnR PoroxAo,l
9 Dec n, 1884.
There nothing d interest Gansprins 10 this depart
meOk
The enemy keep up their nre bus not persistently
. formerly on ths canal Dutch Gap. Very
a,ss tbs precautions taken avoid ,Ls
shells.
Tor the week ending the 18th inst one hundred and
sishty dssersers from the Unios armies had reached
Rschmssd rhey would be Forwarded 70 the border, 70
start for thek homes on blockade runners.
Omcers GOING Home ON nFurIouGh-Thrss
Deserters to be Hung.
WARRINGTON Doc o. 1854
letter from the Army OF the Potomac dated ysssr.
day, says
Quiet continues 10 prevail here
The weather 10 such - 70 prevent any movement, II
intended.
large number OF officers going home furough.
Among those who left this morning were Generals
Gregg Potter, Ayres, Bragg and McAilistsr with tho
members Of their stafs.
General Mott north yesterday p attend the funs.
ral OF . brother.
Lieut. COL Osborne, Division Inspector General
Crawfords staff, valuable and efficient officer, goes
home shis morning, having been mustered out after
serving over three years.
Three dcserters TO be hung morrow. Their
names are John smith, wm Miller and George Bradley,
sll Of the Fifth New Hampsnre Volunteers.
The New York herald., 1864-12-24
SHERMAN.
Rebel Reports to tho 10Th
Instant.
Savannah to Capitulate on the
18th Instant.
.~~~~-~~~>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Rtbsls Claim that Communication
was Open with Savannah
on tho 10th Inst,

Rsbsl accounts.
The Charleston Oesssy Of ths 10th osA sassa1ss w.
follow ing
The flag Of truce boat brought Up Thavsday sss
hundred and four parolsd Confederate ocsn Fort
Pulaski
The Yankee officers In the nees report thas 0esnaD
and hts stan have arrived Hilton HcaA.
Nwas also rumored that Savannah 70 saplsslste
on the 17lh inst, at twelve O'Clock noop
Tho Yankees bad learned Of fall Of Fort McADstSr
but gave no particulars.
Another thousand Yankee prisoners viii be taken
down this morning This completes the exchange, and
makes the number turned By Colonel Hatch eleven
thousand.
REBEL COMMUNICATION STILL OPEN WITH sAvANNAB.
From the Richmond Examiner, Dsc n
santon's latest Official bulletin that Tostsv
has bad interview with Sherman, and that shs latter
stated that he would capture savannah and ths forces
therein In two days. Nearly week has elapsed sinse
that interesting interview held and savannah SAN
FREQ from Yankee occupation
Official dispatches from that city, relating y the d.
position Of troops, was received yesterday.
The New York herald., 1864-12-24
The Cold Sm np.

There very appreciable falling on In the vioenoa
OF the cold snap yesterday The wind Dsss bohss-
Gus, whie tho mercury stood about shs same In shS
morning the proceeding day, though the cold w.
not felt 10 keeny. A. early hour yesterday nernisg
the mercury marked degrees above ssro. bus -
the hours advanced steadily, and u ths apDssah
Of evening there srens Indications Of assbs snov
storm These indications became more nasEsa every
hour and the oommusny need mot b surprise, mere
fore. awakng ,ns morning 10 80 The snsw fsils0
heavily streets AZ late hour ass niGhs hsavy
base prevailed !
sHs roToAAc RIvsa YnossM vs. -,
WAamorsz, Dsss0 =, Ioess
Ths mall boat wsssssr, fron Cry Point yssssaay. =
sos only frozen up, but ssrsssd . mile Ssssw wasAp
instsp The ,os In Ne Posomae nvss wD ssms1eusv
s,ck this moruisS " sAmn q psss,as vsnass ssAsss
from that vessel. 4:
Ths shasnel completely CLOSED up - shas savOseeu
y suspended and boass DO atsmps shss " sVseoso
or lsavs washingtos. Ths sos b most pass bsawssu
swo and haK and three inches thick Several boaos,
with troops, which lsss yesterday, ere Zee boss1 bssw
0rssboro.
HALIFAX. De. 4->AM
Wind sorthwssl Asnoapbsrs hasS. fhss1sDaaw ssw
sAxu,Is, Dse. 3s-sAM
wisd northwest Clear. TbsrmoDstsr ssvA tsGfs0
Conoono. N. H., Dss. ss-sAN.
weather clear. Wind northwest TbsrDomse9 sisht
BARoos, No., Ma 1S-sAM.
Wind northwest Thsrmomsssr nisssa degrees bs,sw
zero.
CALAIS, Me, Dec. as A. n.
wsathsr clear Wind west. fhsrmOmsssrswply =
gress below xsro
PORTLAND, No. Ds0 11-A. u ;
Wind north. Clear. rhsrmomsssr ten degrees bssov
zero.
Borrow, Dec. 2S-sAA
Wind west. Clear. Thermometer eight degrees bsSsw
zero. 4
NOMINAL, Dec 28-SA.M
wsatbes rather hay. rbermsmsssr twelve sssrsss
below
BuUALo Dec -, lse4.
We are having . driving snow storm TO- day. ne
weather also extremely cold, lhe thssmomstss beng %
eleven degrees above zero.
Railroad trains from the East oossldsrably bsAtoA
time.
The New York herald., 1864-12-24
Conviction OF the Murderer OF Thomp.
son, the Cattle Dealer.

AfEhSft Deo z5 Iovs.
George Gordon, whose trial for the murder Of Owen
Thompson, the New York cattle buyer, has been in pro-
grcss here this week, was found guilty by the jury
today rhe murder was committed a. The West Albany
eastls yNds - w svsnins VI Sept. Ia
The New York herald., 1864-12-24
view BEDFORD 0Ii MARKET.

NEw BmroRp, Dec. ~, 1894.
The OIL market continues quiet, with some iuqoiry;
loE, and se0 bbls selected South ssa whale ~ u Hk
pW saileu, beso fW mepufaesusN
The New York herald., 1864-12-24
CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1855.

Ths Board OF City Caavassers completed their hbors
Monday, and made formal dscarassn Of tho elected
parties. The following persons win compose The city
goveramsnt during the year lseS:-
The New York herald., 1864-12-24
Obituary.

Lieutenant Commandsr wArsoy snrH, United ssales
rai ssts sssss = Ifsstss - fSsleJ Issrpsea IasA
The New York herald., 1864-12-24

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
James Dupignac,s Walter W. Adams,
John Hayos,s Jacob G. Bogert,
James W, Farr,s Charles Perlsy, Jr.,
John r. Turner. James q wiIlss,
8. Weir Roosevelt Thomas Brown,
J. N. McIean,s Henry p. West,
VIM. Hitcnman,s Washington Murray,
Patrick kaheF, g. B. II. Vance,
Jamos y. Horan, James L. Miller,
Ed. B. Heath. VIM. II. Nstlson,
Arthur O'Donnel, Thomas AcSpsdou,
James II. Tuthill, James l. HASTE,
Timothy Brennan, Eranoh Lisbsr,
Wilson Small, b p. faiTchA1
&c Barley. 'oa0'I D''!; 3. s,D.r.
w n EAsefeOu. n Fsir.
John Osssrsos, Dss Reilly,
j. II, Barks, J. q Brown,
Wn. Il Ksssds, s.s woc1s,
u. Corliss, r. Ensvsr,
George Dnfoche, II. CMusen,
George y. Asrkiss. A. 9: R.s,
JIG. Keys, D. ". Allen,
T. n. Psslsy, }. @. rtetjs1,
and sevss others nsmisassd BY MAYOR Gunshsr.
SCHOOL TRuer.ss.
josa JON rHissss;s.:noos, Hss: Il q. seSTcsdsr.
ID. Keansn, J. Ccabenss
!. brennan. J. Meess,
p. Baldwin, W.Dougnerys
r Bastoas - g. aIsAsss
". G. Church, Ic. xEsrso.,
Z. Curtis, Gee. Kinsss,
r. Eess A HtoSms.
II. l. Powers, r A Barrsy,
n. Carmody, Geo McE1vere,
J. suhr, G. Cursiss,
J. n. Minare, r AIohIing,
H. Howartn, W. Martin,
l. Portner, p. Mo0auu,
J. Finn, B. Moore,
J. AcCoskey, J. Hars,
C. Kelley, J. Soalleu,
r. O'Rehy, y. Knapp,
w. j. Kane, r. Holstsin,
p. Bremen, ,. Coan,
L. p. Journam, Up. Brady,
H. Manron, J. Il Tooksr,
". Il Draper. 2. y.essmsin,
ii. Panton, =. shetis,
J D. oliver, d J. rwigG,
W. n. Allen, b Q. smith,
j. Laine, II. Clark,
+. sehsii "A. Osrsliu,
NJ 81 John, d. A. Fewers
B. G. wandell. y. Fleet.
L. A. Rosanmillsr, J. r Russel,
p. Campbsil, TT Everett,
a. G VAnvoet, J. w. Boom,
J. A. Islming, z Deusrson,
James cufiian,. ). Harrison,
J. p Husgins.s w. II. Gedney.
John Patton,s II. p. Lee,
VIM Kennedy, full term, W hcCadlI,
NJ Joyce,s one year. O. E. Kugler,
w. wsanef,' two years, q. p. ssulzman,
7. White, four years, p. McGrain,
o. Kinney. &c wagner.
VIM II. Tnralis & O'Brien
John Aiken, Jr.,> u Foster,
Chas =. wrght,s NJ Ryan,
Geo. 7. Pa,tersou,s W. Baird,
Joseph wansler,s 7 Stevenson,
w. p. BirdsalI,s r. Cooper.
VIM. II. Tracey" q. II, Lyons,
John Bush+ p Gndeursth,
ii. A Taicr,s 7. Crimmins,
J. Delamater$ j. Hogan,
Henry T.. Sloe,s Thos Kine,
10 oseph y. Joy,~ H. Stseom,
II Huntinton Lee,s @. van Cott,
J. q. Dimond,- J. Demarest,
r N. BaDks,* r Dobbs,
John N. Heck,s T. Schlchting,
J. Wight, J. y. Williams,
j. CoughD, J. Stephenson,
J. Murphy, f. c. Josnson,
J. II. Lester, T. W. Decker,
Y. J. Klein, N. Gebegsn,
A. w. Legget, VS. Yard,
r. r. Tillou, A. H. Pride,
Goo Ireland, N. Smonsop,
J. n. wtmore, y. Clarke,
W. Roach. ~ REILLY,
Coueway, W. Seebach,
J. J.Cambell, W. IL. Doherty,
J. J. Warren, Jasper.
The New York herald., 1864-12-24
WILMINGTON.
.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Appearance Of a Large Fleet
OF That Point.
The Rebel General Bragg Thinks He
Can Rsp:l Any Attack,
-. II. -

WAsBNofoS, Dec. 93-laN
NJ RYSb'iea~ says that the government received
dsspasch from General Grant, M city Point, announcing
that The Richmond papers Of yesterday mOruhg, the
22d ipss contain ocia despatch from General Bragg
V Jsn Davis, dated Fort Fisher, New Inlet N. c., Dec
n, - follows
Tho entire ness Of the enemy ID IN sight, but cannot
operate.
The New York herald., 1864-12-24

The weather continues bed.
We are able 70 hold Wilmington.
Tne Richmond papers Of yesterday (rhursday) morn.
ing contain despatch from General Bragg, dated VII.
mingson 2ls ust stating that the Yankee feet was all
OF Wilmington, but that, 10 consequence Of storm, up
70 that time they had made attack Bragg also says
that he has sufficient force 70 meet any attack that may
bs made.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 23-Midnight.
There no later news from Wilmington than that con-
tainei iu the Richmond papers OF Wednesday. An in
terrupton Of the military telegraph has prevented The
reception Of anything further this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1864-12-24
NGhtssn General 01iesrs all Ssysnsssl
Thepsan1 Men DlsaAled.
EnrY-szs CANNON cAPrURED.
1ssAis Psatss1s On tho Tennessee
est - Reach u Our Gslbsata.
IsAel Groan Over tho Nashville Victo-
Eiss and Details si tho
Franklin Battle,
rne rrsnh,an Despatch.

D00U0B00s
IaAxKlM, TeDn Dec. n, 1854.
n pseso rstseee frsm Yrankn Duek river beggas
aa Asssripsoa. Hood told his corps commanders got
s6shs best way they could with their commando Frank
CAsasham told bis aunt, Miss Page. that Hood
Assea Nashville against his wishes, bus hs
Hood for mot attacking sohOnsld ~ Spring HIN. Hood
srAsssd Bsas - attack q Spring Hill, and hs did
Asn.
~ ssbsl army h now bsyoad Columbia. Daring ths
ssAe carry ID ont of Nashville shey captured but two
1sssossssss md tsn The railroad 10 but little i'm.
paired. anA trains arc running 70 Spring RI but two
snail brsdsss ere destroyed. Trains TO Aar.
nsssbsso q esaday.
rsssgEapAc communication 10 III right with I'll points
Dss I've snail tresslss destroyed the Johnsonvi
rod. Jshnsonvnls itself nos destroyed.
M rsbsl loss duri3g ths oampaign was seven teen
1hsusaa1 nsn, Afsysns captured and eighteen
general ecsss Ths killed st Franklin numbsrsd four.
essn hanArsd, The wounded three thousand eight hun
AssA ssd thousand prisoners were tak The killed
- wsapdsd n the battles before Nashvs and retreat 70
0ssumba three thousand killed and wounded and
sgAs hsasand prisoners the Union oss 10 the battle q
vsaakia was two thoasasA before Nashville four
sAsasasA. Ths total Unisa ioss viii not rsaoh seven
1Asusand, with I've ssssrals slightly wounded.
Hood has peatoon above The shoals NE Tsanssscs
Ssvss, where our gusboaas not reach them.
Hosa nassAsa On Traakiin with forty shous6sA men,
na0aG eavalrys and sixtyeve poecss es artillery. He
- ~ haK hhseasral snsss, an, ,eeantag nAssEtap
whAsA ass ssosee n snAsnsesss wasoA ~ besg esp.
e.ssd, - WIN loss nearly haK NJ nsl. ~ roas \
ssupssses s,AAossA hh army huos quits assiAilassd.
Ehs UasAvins DsspassA.
NAsavllls, Tssa.. Dec. n, lsoA
NJ )eeeoe aeeeuDls fre0 Ne Sroat lscass 0soeral
As1ss hsa1qsartsss - nusAfesd HNl yesterday morn
- s0hs niss thh - q Colsnhaa- Since that tims
- eseo have ersssed Dusk rivss nd have moved 10
Dsns ssulA = Ooeu1bA Our cavalry fososs crossed q
1ssesr's fss1, below Osasnsis, end AashsA INTO shs
ssws, - 0say nsanwh1s rsassaaisg wisAous Asing
aool We sapsssea abeas 1sty ssrsgslsrs.
~ vsssa Ssgcs ~ ass accounts u Pulas ysstsr.
0av nerssg. Ihsy probably Assapss south sl
- Sass tsAav. 1hsy - asssay Ssewsl ~ or cav.
ahY.
ne particular damage W. dspe 10 The town d Coam-
- By tAs passass throagh Of the two armies.
A. lsass oss-third os HoodS army are without arms
- sqaiposu, everything which impsdss their hsht
Asvisg bssa shrewn away. Rebel dsssrssr asd prison
s report The only s6scsivs corps Of Hoods army b
q D. Lees.
sssrsss sdsossd Junction with Hood At 0ounba sn
1sssday svsnins.
NJ water Ne shoals b fifteen feet desp and At .
0oand stiL
The New York herald., 1864-12-24

-The names followed BY star are those OF persons
slscted a. the charter election In this month.
The New York herald., 1864-12-24
oar Warrington Cerrsspondenss
WAsurHaTon d. O. Do. a 1874

WAshnHUfOH, ~ I5oH
rAs EtsncA ksHon--Idls Rswsvs SCI al Rss--71s Gen.
fienas L0eiy 10 b Selected fvom-Keci Of ne wa.
drssi Of Mr. Fesssndem from As Ssweis -SsWards In.
terssf ~ GN Wd1s ac
There no shadow OF foundation for the rumors which
connect the name Of Henry Raymond With the French
mission. made vacsn, BY Mr. Daytons death He has never
been ssrousy mentioned in any quarter having authority
either 70 appoiss Or ADVISE proper nominee for The
postoul
NON. yom r. HALE AcnvMY PRESSED.
There b . strong movement on foot 10 compensate
John P. HALE Of Ns~ hsmpsblrs, for his os Of seat
~ w ssaals ~ ssstiyH hin " lNky ~ ~ gseps,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-14

Cosgrovo, John ,.,.,.......
Having a front Of 20 feet
and next adjoining Ih'
east 90 feet Of said lot BY
the depth thereof
Ditto. ,,.'''.''' Il
beginning ii feat from the
northeast corner Of saio
square on 9th street east,
drumming thence west AZ
feet, thence south 10 feet,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-14

Due Tor loOVj cOIti 1901,
sass.
Beginning on Il street
west, 20 feet from the
northwest corner OF said
lot, and running thence
south % feet, thence east
100 feet, thence north ~.
feet, thence west 100 feet
70 the beginning.
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-"
western corner OF the
lot, and running thence.
south, ~ feet 10 inches,
th0ncealong the dividing
line OF lots I and 2 south. |
westwardly 1877 feet to
Maryland avenue, thence
along said avenue north
eastwardly 2S feet thence
at right angles with said
avenue northwestwardlyI
18t feet to the north line
Of tho lot, and thence.
due west In a straight
line TO the place Of be-
ginning; also beginning
at the northeast corner
Of the lot, and running
thence south 100 feet,
thence enthusiastically
along the line of Mary
land avenue 25 feet, and
thence northwestwardly
and at right angles with.
the said avenue 1876 feet.
Q inches, to the north
line Of the lot, and thence
due east In q straight
line to tho place Of be-
ginning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-14

'ryant, Ann 1 .,''','''',,"
Beginning 26 feet from the
southwest corner Of said
square, running thence
- due north SO feet 3inch-
90, thence due east IS
feet, thence due south So
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and nature having by his unweared atcuton and
extraordinary gained reputation hich calls pa
ticnts fom all parts Of The CouHiry 10 obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, stand hi.cr in
.he prpfes thar the celebrated Dr.. bow No Enid
colt ect, Boston Those Who need tn" services of an
experienced ysician ard Should give him c
I. S-pr Dos jutpnrtz and hAs Ter saic nov art!rt
called the French Secret OrdeI ~ mail. Two for
and red stamp
Boston. April, 1855. lyisN