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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
METROPOLITAN MECHANICAL
SKILL.
The Largest Marine Engi"es In the
WorId-Ths Casting Of One OF the
Cylinders at the Einn Wsrks-A New
afrnmship Enterprise.

A cylinder for one of the largest marine en-
gnes IA the world cast last Saturday at the Etns
Works No. go RiyiDgtonst IL % Is feet - inches
lorg Q feet 81 inches In dameter, u ihcnes IN
thickness and weighs IL TINS The enormous casting
wien we take into consideration the purpose for which
II ia 10 be used becomes matter OF some interest TO
the travelling ,pubc--and Americans are nation u
trnyeersfor 1t is five inches larger In diameter u an
any cylinder made for q paddewheel steamer having
an engine Of equal length OF stroke. Cyindorshave
decd been made larger than this In diameter as wssthe
css recently for If the English ron.cods put ney
had only one. third the length the engine having
stroke of only four feet. .sr.
The largest cylinders In the world hsretofofe weae
those In the steamer Metropolis, or no rnn n,o.
route which. having stroke Of IL fee' naa af,er
az lOS inches. Cylinders OF the sam. n1e ~ a.
ward usod by some of the vessels osious,nt W ' ~
Pacific Mail Steamship Company; put W. ,ha NJ
been RI Il into the shade by the enterprise oi tno er
.han,s Steamship Company who are no" cohst,
Two yesses for new route toii3os ION via Drs,o " L.
a, The ward OF VIM H. Webb near the Ioot oi oiItu'st
For the purpose Of casting ths eyihuer, PI. was
An. near hp center Of that Par OF the establishment
aug n."a So,nJery into which tho mold was placed
,in host ons third Of IT. iength above the ground
& sr ,s,eryoir Tor the NOTED iron which contained
aorx Is TINS OF Huid metal. stood near with duct
ad, r,om IL TO the mold At equal distances around
.,a ~. ferepce of the mold, two immense potts. con
.ninin, sye or six tuns each OF melted iron were
.snsnaed from hinge oranes-which metal by tho way,
va held as Aknd Of reserve. to be used in the event
~ an nsucency In the mau reservoir, or In case all
he inertiees should not be tlled from that source
The act Of casting was AZ occurrence OF hut moment
or two In duration. At given signal an oritce was
made IN the reservoir. Like burning lava down
yessIIvsi sida, he molten metal dAampozaA 1ssd
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ssasseuuers SAILED.

In steamship Gcrmana for SOUTHAMPTON Haye and lian'
bufgSr and MIS- Sti.sz and Children. Miss Werner, M
and ME-. Ring Hugo S0lueried, ;. Low, aug Schohi
FIaHz, g. }. Luhn Mr. and Mis- lodge r. L. He4iI Mo
Julia H. Menkr. Mr Pauline Raty. Charles Aiho SOD
Solomon Fischer JACQUES Brown Joseph Lameri T. fgncr
r. Moerbsgen q. 7. Penard John b. rondfom, iieEreh
Born Heinrich Feck, Peter Forster, William Clark Capt
schmidt r Matte II. Zedch Mrs. Range, Mira RuPp M.'
:. Rupp. Mise Rupp Nh and hlrs huey au1 man. is
schutz Carl BERG r.. schster, Nc. Lazy j. IL smttn
Anton Zsugele. j. W Eud'r, LauieuschGsr l. Ton an
H. Brorsnanii Mnsia.rrs Hoop T. H. Fezer. H.. o.er, D.
Moscni owiiz. J. G. Jurcens L. often G. Nelson Ie'ei
Nogt, j. c. Ronaun a. Got"aurslsus' H. >; Noqi Alr1
Sporhafc Anton frank. icfu m st1ht fefdnanh enie
H. Oppeuhein, j. Cohn NJ Brush, aud Other. II Tie ,ieeI,g
In the steamship NctAnnnocA - Nr|'0hen'N llain
Moore. Jas. CotOlTD iss T. Wlims Dane Don99 ,{
Pcp,a Gu5'n, Mrs Lord Mr' for'e-, NJ Paq VILE and
ctid Mr. A. Riclsrisol M.s Porter q. Jacob. M,.tes
MeKrock. r. " Gray. }. i. Hs.iiug,. Mrs T. J. htsns'
D,v.1 4elp H. rink, J. ~. Burgess, D heIsoa
Mrs a "A Quennenmsn ,nd t"e children Me- 81. A.
r.i, aud child Chas rneIs fItn@ McAuAac 10 nn,"e.
I9bn P Muit. I4o B,Tn, J9hn Iiprgr DR., hGpMJ9 ,
MI A. w @et T. y g. az Gsas sa,,. , .sS ala I
no WinteIs james Casey Car Cornish, DR. thzse,sl6
Iian. a d. James. Miss Hawhs, JOaa Powers: M Greet
wood. VIZ CoteIal, j. 7. Wilcox aud LADY, H. Combs
Nss Na.kcf sevt A. Muliord.
In steamship san Jscn'o for 5Avannahnary heyiAzh and
eiildren {. \. Stow rank OggoJ Col Mont ,oheTy. -
T.. Leyeit Mrs.. G. H. Howe ald child. CaP Leady = H.
Maynard. T. T. Chssr Ms J. y T,fr, } NJ. T. T. Bixby
N L. Liehtrn,tedt wife children aud servant 81 lic.o1
= BrancEer r. shaIer end wife T. NJ Lane J. Friend wife
W. H. Livine.ion and wife Mrs Rstrs J. r. Wardnr sud
Nor i5fotl, VA Bu,iel n ~ Partridge MOO, lIud
r. MltY ddm 1,@ e. H. Le H~oi fly ceE Bssce
rom VIM. sherman lily. McCresdy Mi,ter Scott 4. b.
seke,t John Coburn ". r. Edefd u. Oldham, j. Baily
J. w. Eldridee, G. WolIsbe and % ia steefsse.
In the steamship City Of Bo,ton, for Liyerpoo-M. Bel
Morgan Of acnnot Ohio; Miss Dickson; Mrs II. 9t.t
FORA children and servant; Mr.. WIN Gilmore samuel NJ
Wany Dir. Mallock Dr. George l.. stunbs aud W.T. Geo
W. Lore 'nd Sie M% Qaeradg,' hnS, Col VIM
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Crowds md Enjoyment ON NIL the Ponds
on neutrality-suspicious. Weather
Fair Competitors for n Prize on the
Capfsoiiue Poud, Brooklyn.

During nearly the whole of last week there
uninterrupted skating all Of the fyorite ponds
OF New.York ard vicinity. and probably tho finest
DAYS sport Of the week was furnished on Saturday
The day WIS beautiful one. the atmosphere clear
crisp and cold and the ice everywhere smooth and solid
az marble.
or course such fine day. for the enjoyment OF the
finest Winter sport, taken advantage OF by great
numbers Of our citizens The Central Park Lakes the
Fifth Avenue Pond, the Union Capitolne. Chichester
and sylvan Ponds Of New-York. Brooklyn and Hobo
len were crowded from early morning until late at
night and the various ponds OF lesser importance we're
also covered with swiftly gliding thrones.
Probably never before in the history o; Metropolitan
katng wefo 80 many skaters OF the genter sex to be
seen ON the lee Saturday. The number of accom-
pshed ndy Eaters has also increased so rapidly that
now almost every pond presents a considerable number
" no skate with charming ease aud elegance. WINE IT.
tie girls about yard long. appear TO take to the Ice
almost as naturally gosngs 10 the wave The spec
acles presented by many of cur principal ponds are
Indeed 80 beautiful that many thousands Of both sexes
visit them daily for other purpose than 10 enjoy Tue
scene. ,
The atmosphercal indications Of Yesterday were In
favor OF continuance Of tho merry Winter sport for
perhaps another week. without interruption.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS orrIcE-FRS. 3
-Eeiorr tommissI0ueT NEwTON
THR EXTR AnII1nN OF CHARIHS NOZZLE.

TIE EXTRADITIoS OF cHARLFs foEtfE.
The United States agt. Charles NOete.-A war
rant was efday issued the dtsnd Of e Iruss'n Con
SUI 10 one heres Noete the ALLEGED deannins RUSSIAN
cashier. hI re tho Comu.ioner for eXanina NJ ooSing
to ne e1r don of the prisoner underthe Erradcn Treaty
with Prussia.
The regulation Of Baron Won Grabow sets mp that Norte
as committed 0Igere the cash book OF Meyer lo 70
the cSfnt OF 30 90 thaer and has committed various en-
n ana ies crimes inst the awe oi The russian
knsdni tht warrant hes he.n issued Tor ie prisoner
nnd ha he hs from Prussia 10 bi, country, and asks ms
.urreder Saturday being the return day of.ho warrant the
Marshal made the following return:
The "hnn named prisoner arrested by the Sheriff Of
the City and County Of HewYork previous issuing OF
this warrant and still In his ci,tocy The Sheriff
refuses uh9rr the adye Of h counsel to allow tie pri.oner
20 be- brouiht heiorn United Sta,et Commissioned 9r
ination.-Dst.d February . 1866.
EoBHRT MURRAY Y. g. Marshal"
N.Y. Lspargh. The Counsel for t. Prussan Govsrnt1crs
stated That lie must insist the Ma haas us the
raut BY the Constitution Art g. the tiles Of this country
With foreign countries male the supreme law OF the
land and this trepty providing for tie surrender Of certain
classes Of criminals must override az local egaon There
was bit one exception viz: where Grimm, actually
serving out term OF nlnishuenti but civil arrest
hould not bo alowedic interfere with this lsh duy tire
Government. lie hoped that flteT consideration the
sheriff would withdraw from his present position, In1 for
that purpose be- would 81 rest an hdiounutf.
TIE tomnss.oner state that hs hsd iuri his warrant TO
the MuTs reourng The production 81 tie prisoner before
him: that he did not possess means Il enforcing tue exc
cation by the Marshal; be had u perform IN, duty
under treaty. aud of what had been sali would ad
the matter TO Thursday AZ ~ ing tue war
20 the Marsha, Va the mean inge.
Mr. VI. d. Lapaush counsel tor the Prussn Government
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE COURTS FOR FEBRUARY.

The Supreme Court during the present month
viii have three port. for The sl Of issue, fact at one OF
which presided over by Justice Barnard. the oyer and Ter
mine, buiues, win be taken up Tie other two viii DO held
bv justices Cerke and Foster Justice Sutherland will hold
The snec Term for enumerated motions, and Justice Inga'
han, the Chambers and Term for enumerated motions
~ G.peal Tenn announced on Saturday they had com
p,ed lest year. business. They will meet IN the 10Th ofi.
,i pouueo deci.,ons " sGt term cases. ~. viii hold
nj regular term.
The snp.ror Court has TIis Terms presided over
during tb. month by Justice, McCurn snd Bnbour The
Special Term " ~ he held by Chief Justice Robertson, and
the General Term by Justice, Mcneil Gurvin and Jones
Tie Common Plea, has usual two pAs for trials These
viii be presided over By Judge. Brady and Clrdozo, Judge
Daily occupying the Special Term aud Chambers This Court
viii meet to deliver General Term drcAons Of which some
have been long expected Monday, and on the tfd Mon
day General Term will be held FOR appeals.
In tho United States District Court Judge Benedict viii at
for the hearing of before jury. calendar whe
cad on Tuesday ne1t The October Term s,i continues IN
the Circ, Cont but viii the hast weef IN the month give
way 10 tho February Term.
Tho Marine Court will be held usual ~ Judges Aser and
GIoss.
Amops the cases ~ Interest which Hscy 20 be iheaft
during the term arc the case against the late u District
Attorney tho case Of M.Ivor sg Mecab- pendant 10 the
ca,e q Mecabe s Caldwell the notorious Strong case snd
In Oyer aud Termner the Dram murder In the unhed
States Courts beside the ordnsry Amirsty and Custom
House cases the Champagne and Meteor probably
come on The alleged House frauds present several
important qee which will probably be passed during
the .d The usual Of counteetns caes are
pending In Circuit Court. All the Courts are M truth
overwhelmed with business.
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into the mold. There Ia not enough; tn. pots must h
emptied. At wave Of the hand, a. II controlled b
some msgicisns wand. they also turn their frey Coz
TENS into the apparently insatiste deep prepared s
them. Now il fs. Another instant, another word
and those three streams of fluid iron cease 10 fow
The work is done. The largest cylinder 10 the world
for the to which 1t is 70 Do pat Is made. True =
be scanned here fled there, smoothed and httedt
bnt ibis is to be the work % other hands II now hes
existence and u proper shape. Three minutes ago y
was red. unwiedy iud, filling three iron pots. Watb
till it coos remove it from the pit in which 1t wss
formed lay it its side and your baker could drivS
his wagon through il.
The boats for which these monstrous engines In
tended will be both unique and spacious They will b
ga feet long 6 feet deep with beam Of 4s. feet ora
width over ALTO the phrase Of workmen-of 81
feet They win have 800 state and family rooms.
arranged IN tiers abose the other with promenade
gallery around the entire front Of the second tier The
JOINER work. furniture and fitting will be made froU
new designs and different from any Of the kidd nov
known. With engines OF 800 horse. power win b
seen that the speed as well as comfort OF travellers has
been taken into consideration and that the boats whe9
completed will serve double purpose first as kind
Of paatial passenger conveyance aud second as
ments to the enterprise OF our citizens and the skill u
our mechanics.
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CITY NE WIS.

A BROKER ARRESTED on CHARGE oPCHRAT.
No-Alexander Hersche broker and commission
merchant Of No % North wlliaIn.st was Saturday
arrested on the complaint Of Mr.. Mark Quayle Of Ne
81 Beayerst The complainant states that on Dec. "a
lo he engaged the accused lis broker Tor the
purchase of 90 bales Of hops for shipment to Liverpool
That about week after the prisoner called on Mr.
chased from John j. Hannahs, and that he had paid
therefor ~ cents per pound presenting OF the sane
time an invoice purportng to be correct transcript a
the SALE The account 50 rendered paid in full By
The complainant but he learned subsequently that The
prisoner had only paid A. cents per pound thereby
cheating him OF the OF 1901 Is being the differ.
that Herschel also defrauded the complainant ont d
g. O70 "a another occasion under similar circum-
stances The accused denied the allegations and states
that he will be able establish his innocence Jnstos
Bowling held him to bail in the Of 81 600 to answer
the charge. Mr.. Montague Ward Of No. $50 William
ct. became his surety for that amount
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n,i~nsfers.

Ship Cambria E,r New iork lof ola'sow va ah'nd3ncd
wefs landed az Barbados. Her ouTs1 consisted Of 2o
bushels a. corn. . -.
Bsrk Civilian Of ard Tor Boston. wrecked y Jri mic
Ind sle registered tlns. Gud pl o.. 40 boto
H. 1851. d, g..
Bah ~ Miller G1Fay. Goi'snlns ~ Boston hns been
ahaf doued CIrw saved.
Br, Corqnr Croker New.io on Or falmouth struck On
rorE nj - froan Ruob.ra Li.t. iNh. The rock rfhr
t,d her bottom aud the cargo nu' BE- a AArscd before
getting 90 - A., .. >,
lon o. vs,ror.ei and aban f0ued, b. The schf eucfi Of
Ynrmlu'l. y. :. y., .,
lgh u 4 n distress.
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had rendered decision but What the was he did not
know except that he had heard that ths said
had decided that the specification not proved s sreors
asa ID for thess wits.
The prisoner being produced Marshal Moray ms,e return
that he held hin ny vtus OF warrant duly issued BY Com
missioner Osborn, drec' him hold the prisoner 10 await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
The Hon Dsne 8 Dickinson then moved to qussh The WIT
OF csrtiorsr' u the Comniorrr the ground that NE
action OF the comnoner discretionary and not review
abe In any msnner.
The Court beng unable hear the meter iny GIVING 70
previous engat the Judge adjourned the matter TO
Thursday ner,
Mr. Larocqoe for prisoner; the Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson
q. s. District Attorney, opposed.
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corRT cALFNDARs-Trp DAY. ~1

SUpHTME KT-ITKtJII-TAEI I-V!tr am
Trru, end Nos T. 90 8l! 1893 3d. eos. gO5 tI5. Sol
90 1919 95 eis 90 9J ~ al3 ~, 9i3 80 PAR " -
No 5qs go zoo l2O 30 .il a 40. 81 tlB. 6c tg2
l18 Ga on ,Jc 6a2 cl 66i b7i PART lllNo ~ Dusne
-No. 2J9 ~. T. 70 3 SO. III 40, ~ 1884, 20 iS5.
asd Sd. 30 gJ0 ~ 67l. Ua3 10, 10.
SuPnLMg COUKr--SPCIAL TEEM.-Dcmrrres-
No.a56 To- II, y. ~ H. 70. ID. II. 10, 10 30 a. q,
~ Is.u- of law sd fct No 10 - -
SUpreioR CouRT-PAkT Nos 1926, 49,,
IQl a.al ~ l8t 1885, lts ft1j. 9fi 1879. 4J. 4,
i5,g 5s Par ll-Noa ?llo 1910 l9a 2552, ll0o, 1886,
2o!6 1907! 9lsB ~ 1864 2llG. 5o2i, 2IJo, $40
CoUar on COMMON PLEAs-PARr Nos. Bl2,
1879 IIlg 49, lA llf 1870. 1873, 7oJ g. 1916, 49, lSI,
15 1917 PGnr liNos &c., IN 10, 1904 l, Nv, llto.
8G 1910. lsl6, iii7. iii3, 1919 49, sJJ
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SUPREME COURT-CnsvuzEs-Fg 3--Betore JuSi
SUTHERLAND.
THE COILS uABTAs COpTvs.

THE COILS HABEAs CORPUS.
In re- Charles II. Colcs.-PursutIt 10 adjourn
mcn', tie wns amended return made by Con- Hooker
to the wit II hlbeas corpus.
70 ne Spp,,e cont fie sa,e efNeic York l. Joseph
turn the wit q hnbcs corpu. ifsued hrein that have
not now nor dd hsve the aif Charles 'ocs the person
nansd lid writ af fhr tim" Of the s.u Of ;he said writ
Ia my custody charge disposition couro OK unde
MY power O.! frsfri.ni.
this honorable Court .osgPH iio0gRR.
sAYrrL cornTsrr. o. Council lof l,e,p,ndent
Sworn 20 before mel Do. 3lt diy Of January. l.tj.
L. c. KLLIorT. Notafy Pablo.
On thu reading Il return fhe petitioners etorneys filed
ne ~ 10 H. Bew'er for the Purpose .ns oyidcnfe and
adjourned the further hearing Of the - Saturday mt
ENJudse WHAT and ". heweit Tor petitioner; Mr. > g.
DECISIONS.
In 70 the petition OF the Administrators, &c,
Il John Conway for TIE performance Of eonu-e Report
Charles spence asi. Hester Ana GoodeF,on Judgment
H. & Lkns.on ,s,. Jo,eph P Flynn. Mo.ion gran;,d
In r. The ritoa Of Blanche Moen. Report confirmed
GENERAL TEaa-f-b 38efore Justice, BARNARD. IsGsA.
n.s end cLzaKr ,...-..,.,,,
DECISIONS ~ c&alS HiALD AT THE NOVEMBER
TERM.
John W. Schuttcr AIT. Rachael 4. Anderson
iu gnen, modhsd according 10 opinion without costs
William baldwin at. The Mayor; 1c-orier appealed
Edo !. Genet sst Gerard X. Beckm.p.-Jatsueni al
filmed. Wiz co.tt--Dprinn by Lsonafd,l.
B.
fed ruion = T. frtts enga.nz iu rrynr
tire buiut. and ne other deru1 from a ryns On such
Lusiue.. with im, sud o. such extent aihrred.
Mlfers snd 3c.tfy Of -. James Church at Rrciorbc
Of church 81 -" udgnen, Affirmed with costs
Opinion 10y Ls0IlTd, J.
TIE Auil.us Hark OF. Chi, C. Baotus-Judguen thffneG
with cos's--lngratam, ]. dilsr'iinE
Geo. ". ts l Joseph stleicer; In 70 The Arraton OF
Mortimer L,urscn tor frr0y, 4 d. & Birill iru.ie-
Orcer "a coca affirmed vth 80 cosia.-Opudon bj
Csfte. d. lHefaLaiu, - diss-utinr.
james hroahcad at samuel Ten Eyck-Order affirmed
WiiA : lo b... Oi iHi9n hy lngfahln, J.
l'ilra BANK sgt Geo. 4. Clrte Order affirmed
but tfl.rrf p dr-rd - $1,000 Opinion b, C"rke }.
Armand Prrsn- Caroline Pen gart. Ancrev Lawrence
lbfof n l. rnft1nurcress q Surfo1io rrvessd
aud Icu 81 % tue sufosas With dr. ct.ons 20 admit
the wills o. Irohl's. Opiuioa b. Inzf-Aan. J.
sfk G. Lsr az. John r. Ecu.oa--Juisment affirmed
with costa Ipinlln by Cicfkr J.
he lat River Bsns ~. = r. Bntierw orth.Judsnen,
rover 81 and trial ordered costs 70 abide event Opinion
b. lnrfnham. j.
A!rsand,r BonnsI ast 4. T. Brg-s.-juJrmen' reversd
srd tral ordered costs 10 abide cyelL Clmon by
Clerk.. J.
Robert Lane ss Floyd Bailey two lJu lsmeuis az
li.led with oosts. Opinion by ClsgIe,J.
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DEsTBUCTlvE FIRE IN WEST
FOUnTEENTH.sT
The Stables of tho Fulton Ferry md
Bieccker-Sf. Railroad Company DE.
stroyed-sevcniy five Horses Burned
Icss. GAO.OOO.

Lcss, $4,000.
Shortly before g o'clock on Saturday evening
IRE was discovered on the second floor Of the two
story brick building in West IoIrteenthst, between
Tenthave. and the North River, occupied as depot
and stables by the Fulton Ferry and Beeckerst Rail
road Co. The building contained on the upper floor
large quantity Of hay and feed together with IS borses
On the hrst oor tie Offices aud the stables, con-
tanning large number of horses. The animals on the
lrst t0or were got out In safety but rapidly did the
names spread, that 1t found impossible tn remove
those on tns upper door. aud they persisted IN the
flames.
In spite Of the utmost exerons OF the Fire Depart
mont, the building and contents comrletely con-
sDmed. The buildings had frontage OF 80 feet on
Fourteonthst, aud 100 in depth. The total loss on
buildings and stock Il estimated ut ESQ 000 mostly
red By Insurance. The loss on horses will amount to
about $1,000 Detachments Of Police from the Ninth
Fifteenth Sixteenth and rwentyeighth Precincts were
present. under command of Capt Sebring.
The cars on the line were stopped after 10 O'Clock,
but commenced running at the nslal time Yesterday
morning owing to the energetic efforts Of the Superin
tendont. Gen. f. b. Splnoa. Temporary stables will
Do immediately erected near the site OF the burnt
buildings
IN CUATHAMsTREET.
Early on Sunday morning a fire was discovered on
the secon floor Of No. 206 Chatham-s occupied BY
Armstrong & Co.. hatters The FIRE spread rapidly,
and before IL vas exinguisbed ibas and the ADJOINING
buildings with their contents were considerably adh-
aged. Armstrong & Co.'S loss will amount to about
occupied by Duke Bro. trunkmaxers; loss about
500 by water. Insured. Tho frs, floor was occupied
by Daniel McNuty as n saloon Loss by fire and
water. 200. Insured. The second floor was occupied
by ConAln & Co. bat manufacturers. Loss $500 In
surcd. The third floor occupied BIZ Fred. Meyers
carpenter Loss 900. Insured. No. POS Chatham 81.
was occupied clothing store by Michael Rich. Loss
$1,000 Insured. No 20f was occupied by II. ). Pin.
ner & Bro. as a clothing store Loss abont 600, by
water. Tie second and third floor. were occupied By
ILwaitos Photographic Gallery. Loss by water, $500.
Insured.
IL WOOSTER-ST
At 5, o'clock yesterday morning fire wasdseoyered
In the basement Of No. 23 Wooster-st occupied as
grocery by Henry Behrma1. Loss on stock. $780, In
sured FOR 800 In the Amsterdam Company. The
building Is owned by John Mccarthy, a resident OF
Bridgeport Conn. and is damaged to the amour. OF
500 Insured.
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90 farmers Gno Offers.
NURSERY,

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
II BLOOMINGTON. ILL.
ian Yesr $40 Acres Eight large Greenhouses seven OF
re- n each General assorrent Of Nursery StocsHtaLdard
sni Dsarf Apple Pear Chey Plum, Apricot bales larry
kFspFS and SMALL FRUITS -Lerge stock; Doolittl"
Rasrie.ry. SIS per 5000: ktanuy ana (Nsts! White
His-ko,rry, Russell end AcrcGltur.st Strawb-rry.
fTOCk>-Pear, Ounce VI lhsleb hezzird fsradhe
kFEDS-Pear. Peach. Apple. Usage Orange.
GRAPE CUTTlNGS-Cl.G b., Concord. Isabella inside
before cold weather; also Onilee Poplar sad Willow
Cuttings.
lHUBARB-Iuneus aud Victoria large supply. 49,.
APPLE ROOT CRAFTS p eudd lots l,Ut packed FlA
Spccia lists 10 order. 81 sent carly While e!a ne.
OSAGE ORANGE PLANfS-Ihc. at wholesale aud retail
POTATOES-Ea1.y Goodrich. Gleason, Caico New Early
sorts 81 25 per peck Cuz,o. Camel Chill, Pinkeye Rus
ty-coLi $ u IS per bush. packed.
cYER6 RELNs-OyoT 20 acres mostly medium and susi
ORNAMENTAL TREES and sIIRUBS-lneludng large
and small Silver Nipple Ela Mountain Ash Lsrch, Beech,
BIcA Linden, Tulip Tree Honey Locust. SC.
rOSESRes stock aud assortment We know over COO vare
ties. including the very newest. -
GREENHOUSE aud BEDDING PLiNTS-lrcndrg
Fuchsiss 20 named Loutalss. % sorts; Peargou
urls ~ sorts Phloxes 81 sorswth numerous vHri-
ties GoTaniun, Tree Carnations, ChrysouAemuns, Ca
me.ias Azleas \nca NsIe saG. Vase end Basket Fart
g. &c
yPElNG BULBS-Iuclu3irg Tubaoses, Gladiolus Lilies
Tscrfowers &c Dahls l5C s7ls, many cry roots grown
r. pots. sui able 10 send by mai
Send Two Ied stamps TOR Catalogues. ORDER tARLI
+. X. PHOENIX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
rpokep.

Steamship West Indian disabled IN tow o. sieant s-
jan. 49, of cd Head kinsaie.
Head. re
stesn.hp Ausiraasisn bound Up ehanne-Jan ~ :, niles
". oi kinsls. -
strAnship North America. bound f-Jsn 70. l:5 ? M.
Steamship Cacd )nia bound Feb. ], g. IA
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UNITED srArEs CIRCUIT cOUsT-Fss a-B'io"
Judge SHIrMAs.

In re Robert Martin.-Robert Martin, the a'ieBsu
confederate Of the hotel burning Kennedy having oaneas
vr, Of bsbess corpus and csnoin 70 me ~.
d.ctng lin 20 return the proceedings ia the MISTER 70 We
Count yesterday prAucsd before Jnds. shpmss .,,bs
petition OF Martin set that lie vas detained oJ ~
either TREASON felony against him ths, he was siress 90
general charge Of giving aid and comfor to the men
Rebellion 10 which speoibcsion vac attaches OF ouinns
y, PaAlS r'c.ra'; thai had b5 h's the C'"~'s''s''