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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
THE FIGHT WITH TAMMANY.

MAYOR HALL ANXIOUS TO ANTICIPATE THE
COURTS.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund met
ot n m Yesterday in the Mayors room, Mayor Hall In
the chair DEPUTY Controller Green Chamberlain Brad
Low and Alderman Dimoud present. The Mayor
called for Mr. Green's report in regard to the authority
NJ tbe Board TO issue 100000 worth Of Dock bonds
Mr. Green said that the question OF the bonds was be-
fore the Court and asked If the Mayor wished TO inter
fere with the Court.
Mayor HALL might want to disagree with the Conrf
Mr. Gre.u-I did not understand that was 10 report
rptu amer the question had been passed upon by the
Court.
The Board adjourned till next Monday, at p. IN.
NEEDS OF THE CROTON DEPARrMENT-APPLICA-
TIuN FROM TWEED FOR A MODIFICATION OF
THE FOLEY INJUNCTION.
The Commissioner of Public Works applied
Yesterday TO the supreme Court for modneanon OF the
Injunction granted by that Court In the Foey suit 1he
n,ost mportaut sfldavft fled In connection with the
nreol is that OF Edward Il. Tracy, Chief Engineer OF
the Crotou Aaueduct who depOses that the WSe supply
has been increased FROM 600 gallons per day In is
70 as 0O0O gallons in 1871 that the daily NO" vi 'He
Croton river during the dry season does not exceed
s5OOoOOO gallons yer day. that the storage
ON The Croton River previous TO May, 1870
baA an so0reUate capacity of SoOyoOOOOO gal
ions, or only SIX dsyS supply, and that II I"
ur0ntly necessary to complete the new sor-
ara r,sa,vor on the west branch Of the Cr0ton w inc
sprinR Of 1917 The affidavit further asserts tat no DC"
aans have boen laid below Fourteenth-sr since i4Z'
and tst u N thsrt fore highly Desirable to nhAe e %
B2 Of the large pipe from Forty 10 OA$HVf
st. both for ordinary purposes ana 10 ft. IA y
aEe s1be Sysso1 Of mai IN I've ny ~ p' N T. e
IL also alleged 10 rrqUlr. 'na'G r-''t ~ VIM ~.
the ppes furnishing Water " LLe LsIauus ~
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CRATH-At Pl1r6el j. Sabbath mornRg Dr. John Crl&
Fr-rsl hi lta rvcl'c, W'dgens- morning. AZ 10 ~
M CarraI' will he in waiting al tue depot
DSBROWAt New Rochelle. Saturday, Oct H. PenoA H. "i
Livingston Dsbrov.
Funeral residence a. O'Clock Tue+!ty Oct II
will Vie egcee Depot on The -
rival Of the 1888 4. ~ train from Ne'.lOrk
POY-tu Miranda j. FOy native Of H'rtfoN
Conn, ageh - years
Sunday the 18th Inst at tb" residence
Page T. DALE Adams H. Gale the b Of his M
family respectfully relnes'e 70 s-ua
his late No. III Eat ISe !thst -
Wednesday the iSh inst at O'Clock wthoO further nVis$
ton
SRPARD-At Orange. n. J.. Oct. 49, william SherAd
C,!"sgo in the Jjh 81 his
relsves attend bis funeral TUESDAY,
II. oclOck his late resdence MnnaVe s-A
Orange junction Denotl Train leaves EWiOk from sot Of Bar
c.ayst. Morris ami Essex Railroad at l;.O p IN.
SnONNARDA YOnke SUNDAY 18TH inst Frederic soa Of FS
and Jessie s. SLOunsrd aged months and 10 DAYS
sMGTH-Ou SATURDAY H. Jane w.. wife Of Dr. Andrew snA
and danahier Of Anal bows
Fofhs, Tuesday 18th, tR The friends VI TIE taAiv
invited 10 attend without special notice
TABER-At Paving T., Monday morning, Oct l6, Hannah
Tber sad Charlotte Tabc in the ia year
her
TERRY-On Monday Oct 49, Lilo VI, Terry only daughter Of JoAA
Terry Of tbe Long island HouSs. RNerhcAl.
TTNGLR-Iu this city. Oct Is Louis P. Ti1ge.
friends Of the family ectiu invited 70 AttsaS
III r.~ra from Ills hs residence 81 hrst TmrySeoHsI
Wein say. oct. II. without farther in'Aton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
DRAMATIC NOTES.

A brilliant audience received Mr. Charles
Mathews at " ailack's Thestcr last evening
A Matinee at Pke's-0pera House, Cincin-
aAt yielded w. 637 Is for suffering Chicago Miss (oomhs
and Mr.. Frederick Robinson are acting there Mir
~ Woods Theater, in the same city.
"MaclJeth" was brought out last night NJ
Booths Theater IL the presence OF very large
Mss Cushman was seen MS LGou Macbeth Mr.. CresWici
~ 40obsth, and Mr. Waller as AGedaH This perform
snee, which was received with very emphatic favor
lna4i W eseFYed tSF careful treatment thsa We
ss9nss asstgw uPonh
On Wednesday afternoon O special perform
Me- Mn ~ EVEN If EfblOg GardSa-for the Chicago
kska Fu;I EesAgs Jarrett h Palmer give the useter
md al M SAVERS and artisans volunteer thear services
Tvs mo- mime Include the sec0Ed act Of Toe Colleen
hAss" and the play Of The Streets o. hew-Ior ~,
klassE n volunteers are Dan Bryant Lite 49,; AZ
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FRANCE.

ARRIVAL OF THE TREATY-DIPLoMAT1C CHANGES
PARIS, Monday, Oct. l6, 1871.
NJ. Pouyer- Quertier has arrived at Versailles
from Rern hearing copies Of the treaties just concluded
between France and Germany
NJ Picard has been appointed French Minister to Italy
IN the place Of the Count de Choiseul, recalled NJ
uizot goes as French Minister to Greece The appoint
nent of NJ Ferry Minister to the United States las
been withdrawn In Difference to public opinion.
rumor comes from Marscilles OF political disturb
ances in Corsica They are believed to lie inspired by
porspart,st partisans Prince Jerome Bonaparte has
beep granted permission to visit Corsica.
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MORE iNCENDTARY FIRES.
AN AITE,tpr TO BURN BONE.

AN AIFENPT TO BURN BONE.
ROME, \. Y, Oct I6.-Three incendiary fires
were here O'clock this mOrnng-the office OF the
Messrs Huntington the barn Of George Barnard, near
cluster OF frame buildings, and the barn Of Charles
Keith Each building was some scOrched. but the hre
discovered before any serious damage was done AID
CX;inguiShel.
Itlssupposed that an attempt To burn the city was
made order opportunity iOr punder might De
OOtaIued.
A rENEMENT-HOU5E IN UTICA BURNED.
UTICA, Oct. l6-Fire was discovered. early
yesterday morning. in tenementhouse ut the corner "
Division and water-sts In this city. Owing TO the
absence OF water TWO buildings were destroyed loss
SO 1t Is supposed that the hre was Sot by some
rughs r purpose " preventing the Utca steamers
ON going 10 Rome assist ~ the ire Ia that city.
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A MAN KILLED WITH A RAZOR.

Since May, 1871, Charles Cooley age ~
colored has cohabed with Ellen BlbOehs colofeu, a"
No II suyun-st Previous TO this date the "Oinhn n'u
lived with James snowden, eolored Waller fe'uink
tn hi. nome ar n o'clock, last night, Cooley found
his room door locked Asking for Adini''Ance
Snow den replied from within, that no one
would pass the door night. Cooley broke open shs
door And assaulted suowden, who was urLne, hrs.s
razor Snowden drew the razor across Cooley s.tIn
hnicting a wound five inches in length ana .u, .,
Cooley Was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital, dying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
FUNERAL OF MAJOR CATO VICTIM OF THE
PHILADELPHIA RIOTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-The funeral of
Major Cato took place this morning, and was attended
by an immense concourse. The military escort was
formed by the colored regiment and q squad OF Col
rous Republican clubs participated, marching on the
sdewalks. William T. 5'Okeey and al the other officials
elected At the late elections in carriages together
with the members Of the Council: Mr.. Greeley, Member
of Congress- the officers OF Keystone Battery deiega-
tons white and oolored from Nasngtdn West Chester
Baltimore Trenton, and elsewhere Including Odd Fell
lows hasons employees at the MINT anu other Coy
line on Broaa-st and we're very numerous. n large
police force from the outer districts we're posted on
BrOad but did not march NJ the dead OF the ne as Is
Is6anou Cemetery With the usual military salute.
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GERMANY.
OPENING OF TIE GERMAN DIET-sPEECH OF
THE EMPEROR.
BERLN Monday Oct 16, 1871.


THE EMPEROR.
BERLIN, Monday, Oct. 1e, 1871.
The Emperor William opened the sessions
Of thu Rechstag person to-day He began his ADDRESS
with review of the past session OF the North German
Parliament and OF the course Of German unhcauon.
The progress Of this important policy and the present
condi ton of united Germany he considered emnenly
favorable and gratifying. Passing from this TO Inc topics
to be considered by the present session. he said Its ce
care would be the consideration Of the Budget for the
Empire The advances made by the several States OF
the Confederation during the war must be repaid out OF
the funds received from France as indemnity. The
Budget must also include the expense Of settling the
government OF the territory acquired from France
The Emperor expressed the opinion that reorGanza-
ton Of the coinage Of Germany is desirable He said
the Federal Council this time engaged in devsing
measures for the establishment Of gold coin basis for
uniform system OF German coinage He also proposed
for discussion the subject OF securing line OF direct
communication through Switzerland to Italy, to re so
controlled throughout that the interests OF Germany
would be fairly considered Abiding to the foreign re-
atIons Of the Empire he said that such relations were
entirely satisfactory There cause OF anxiety In
any quarter. Especially the correspondence with
Austria Of cordial nature and the Intercourse with that
country longer Swallowed by "reminiscences OF
past conflicts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
L4IEST SHIP NEWS
For other Ship Heps see Second Pa9el

For other Ship Eeps see Second Pd9el
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mallory. kAVAnnan 10 -
-. 10 Livingston. For 4 Co
Big Orbit. Nash ST. Pierre, Mari. u daTs WIZ
Alice b., Rock port, Me- ChsA Is smlth bTs'os
W. 4. 0B1en. Eew.IaVeE Man ~ y stone F"!11
Rachel Edsaris Portland c. Dart, NeT'lihven'
VIM. H. Thomas Bostpn. Mail Gr'enrch. 49,,
VIM. y. Green. Providence e. L. Nhnheroon,
Ma "A Ou.ep Pal River J d. ConsL ck Seal Island
Lon. New Haven. Eagle, Proyiiener
Margarr Ke1nedT Grerupo1 Emma Rlcn Hartford
Bhzs, Bridgeport hsry Pan"n, Bangor
David Pearsal, Greenwich JOY Belle, Lynn.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Ga oc, 6A'rrei Yesterday ,esm'Sis Hsrnsss
LTibgon to-day, bark Caeeas from HaV.
Cleared ehs james Providence r. A. To.er Tor brunsvE
CHANLRsroS, s. c. Oct. l6-ArnSei steamship aaron Ho1
Bitmorr Os The port ssmshp Calf stream from FhAleiph as
barG Victoria. from Cape de Verte.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoyDoN 1.-the Cunsrd steamship AAbrs IRON Boston -
TOT Liverpool. arrived At Queenstown to-day.
ne 'teanshp Baltic ofthe White Star Line from VA
Tor Liverpool touched Queenstown to-day and prDceeled
Tie InmAn steamship Of BRISTOL from Ne" ORR Oet tss
LIVERPOOL arrived at O'Clock this
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GREAT BRITAIN.

SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE DEMANDED
BY THE wORKINGMEN-THE STEAMER CITY
OF PARIS DISABLED.
LONDON. Monday, Oct. &c, 1871.
An address has been issued by representa-
tive workingmen demanding separation OF Church and
State in England The address that meetings
Of worknmen will be held throughout the country in
support of this movement
Two steamers in collision on the Tyne last night
and five persons were drowned.
The Inman steamer City OF Paris Capt MirchOrsc.
which left New-York for Liverpool Oct T. arrived at
Queenstown to-day in a disabled condition
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the East River, and the alterations the Aqueduct
teenth held to be both important and imperative
In conclusion the affidavit afiirs The suspension Of
pecunary loss to the city, endanger the full supply OF
water for next Summer leave the lower part OF the city
In dangerous position In OF confederation render
very the occupation OF buildings now erect
ing where service mains are not laid and ao endanger
the proper supply OF water the islands required by
ordinance Of the Common Council, passed September a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
RELIEF FOR TIE SUFFERERS A
MICHIGAN.

Contributions in money for the relief OF the
sufferers by the conagraon which has nearly destroyed
the CITY Of Holland Michigan adjacent places may
be sent to John B. Smith, Treasurer OF the Board OF
Domestic Missions OF the Reformed Church In America
at the office OF the Gehard Fire Insurance. CO.. NO lt
Broadway G,fs OF clothing OF all kn'S may Ue leit
the synod rooms, No. "a Fesey-st These WIZ DG as
tribued with discretion among the suffering people ny
the Rev Dr. Phelps President OF Hope College ana me
Rev A. l. stewart pastor vi the Reformed Church. nOi'
md
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The Hanover Fire Insurance Compnny.

rt.t Ira u,s taxa occasion TO commend the bushes. Of @
eHung ronucted BY tits sterling slNays reliable aad beA
nnss1 'onanT The terrible ordeal Of the Chicago calamity ~
N ~ ic" to NE writing interests knOSn has depOe
Hii tha our eoWm"udaiOLs and that the Hanover
babl' uldsr AnT conceivable eOnngeOeyI RTsaDg BIprs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
TIE STATE or TRADE.


ToLsDS I6-POar dull and unchanged wss.t ann .n1
shade lovers No. White WABASH 81 81 Amber hehsa 81 ~
No. AMBER Illinois, 81 50; Ne 1do, 81 eS No kod, ~ -
Corn steady; High MId &c., Low hiTea sac Oats ready No
Jei No StI hehiSsn "a Preigso 1D-rs BsnS SSf; o..
n Ooo busA Com. ard 1900 b1sh Data shigasc's-l% Boa
PosT 49, 100 buh Wheat a. 900 bash COrs and 200 oash Oas
MsNPsIs Oct 6-Four hm ard scarce a. $685. Con ss
n demand steady 32a5c. PORK qotei
SIS ard fair denaad a. life basoe
lover; Shoulders, Ste; Clear Sides, 81 GS1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
OTHER PLACES.

The villages of Rosere and Mcssicre, both
in the town Of Lincoln entirely destroyed At last
persons missing The number of houses
destroyed In Rosere was $50.
At the Con lard Bridge, FIVE miles above Ocono,
large number OF the settlers Gu 40, gathered
one day last week. seeking refuge from the flames They
had been driven out from their houses and
clrarngs in the country adjacent, and
were panic stricken and tired out, fleeing before
the smoke and flames to the nearest water The prevail
ing idea many of them to reach tie river aud
plunge into it safety. All these people had lost
every hing, saving their beddIuE some OF tie
more ignorant aul panic stricken imagined that tn" end
OF the world hand. Some OF the railway hands
on the railway extension. evidently old s0dies dug
pit, which they rooted over with ties covered tIcEly
with earth, and i'll this sort OF bomOproof spent the hSh
safely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
THE NEW DOMINION.

TWO HUNDRED FENIAN SLAlERS BOUND TO
MANITOBA.
OTTAWA, Oct. 16.-An expedition to defend
Manitoba from Fenian attacks will leave CollnGwood
next Friday under the command Of Leut.Co. Osborne
Smith of Montreal The force will consist OF about 200
men who have been enlisted for six months, with the
optj6p of remaining year and receiving grant OF land
sunilar O the Yolnnteers OF the first expedltl0n
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Home

Home
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OfFtB No I35 BRO DYAY.
NEW.YhEK, OCr. I6, 1871.
At 4 MEETING OP The BOARD OF DIRECTORS HELD Tlim
DAY. IT WAS UNANIMOUSLY - - -
RE~OLyID THAT AM IMPAIRMENT or THB CAPfrA5
STOCK WI Oh Wy BR FOUND To EXIST IN COHSkQCBNg9
or RECEHf IDSnEs SHALL BIZ MADE Up 40 - FCII
AMOUNT OF TWO AND ONE-HALP MILLIONS OF DOLLARS 81
GALL rPON TEE SroCki0LDRiS As SOON Az the hBCBSs
hARY LEGAL REQUIREMENTS CAN BIZ COMPLIED WITH AND
THAT A SUITABLE COMMITTEE. OF WHOM THB COUNSB1
SHALL BIZ ONE BR APPOINTED by TEE BOARD TO TAXI
HLASURES, IN CONNECTION WITH TIIB OFFICERS OF TIL
COMPANY TO CARRY OFT THIS RESOLUTIONS AT IHB RARLt
EST PRACTICABLE NOGENf.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, PRESIDENT.
J. H. WASHBURN, SECRETARY.
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THE STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS.

. WARRINGTON Monday, oel H. 4o'A'
The Board OF Supervising Inspectors OIL e''u 's~ ;.
heard Mr.. { opelsnd Of New-York to-day. he mAuo
long argument IN which he reviewed the UNI
der which the steamboat men labor in tho LA Attar
states IN complying with the ne steamDo two hours
and, argument the Board spent some
IN general consideration OF the complaints % S LEAN
tug uSsus the reduction IN pLessu.S 49, a.nnut
on their UoatS IlSe Board deeided hASA 10y =
change tho rlles relating to thts suo)ecI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17

CRNTRP-fn HOgO Japan ~ n. residence 81 The
Loher. by A. K. Morris Of the American Episcopal Mo
Hoa Mone e~I, Boston Miss Virginia Center eliea
dsa-h,er Of 4. j. terrr ESQ, New-York.
RoNBRHuST-On wednesday evening Oct H. At re sHdsoo.
by tie Oar IL vIld, Mr. Afre hOHei
" P-l1tye Miss Loe, Oul daughter Of NJ Levi Hunt
Cbappaqua.
wL0F-FARGo-At he Chrh ~ the HOLY rhntv BooEiyn
MJi.y TO- 1871, by the Rev ChAs. II. Hal, j. D. jana
daughter Of Elisha W. Fargo to Gesrge Wilde OF SsEak, n J.
an Notices Of Marriages mHsf be Endorsed T'h Isn
pdBIe and address
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PRAIRIE IND FOREST FIRES.
THE WISCONSIN FIRES.

IMPORTANT PARTICULARS-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-1he Green Bay Advocate
prints many important particulars Of the great fires In
the vicinity Of Of that town. Among the villages either
wholly or in part destroyed are enumerated: Green
Bay Humboldt, Casco, Red River, Brussels Rosiere
Robinsonville, Thirty Deames, Glenmore, Hubbards
Mill, Bersey MIL New Franken, Oak Orchard Coullard
Bridge. williamsonyile, Monekaunee Marnette Birch
Creek Union Town, Peshtego The Sugar Bush Messere
DycKesvle, Abnepoe, Pierce, Kowauuec, and many
others.
PESHTEGO.
Peshteco had nearly 1000 Inhabitants The
village was mainly owned by the Peshtego Company Of
which VIM. Is. Ogden OF Chicago Ia President and chief
Manager W. A. Ellis is the Resident Manager at Pesi-
tfgO 1t the chief point OF the Company for Its
large p s ee 'a Y and 4e
1t is abOnt seven miles from the harbOr at tho
It is ALSO on the highway from Green BAY To-
Escanaba, between OcontO and MenOmnee, and
The and T. W. Railway Among the main features Of
the place the extensive pail aud tub factory Of
quite new Ia wing been running less than year There
was also an extensive mill for the manufacture OF sashe
doors, blinds, and variety OF woodwork The Company
also had large hotel and clearinghouse and great
number OF dwellnghOuses, one OF whichthc residence
improvements could make It, There were also the Com
pany's shOps for the building OF cars logging seds and
all the impemen required by this great numbering con
Germ. Every building but one-an unfinished dwelling
is reported burned
PARTICULARS OF TIE BURNING OF WILLIAMSON
VILE.
This settlement, five miles from the shore of
Little Sturgeon Buy, burned on Sunday night, tho
Sth inst Tho proprietor, John Williamson, with his wife
and two chdrenhis entire faniy-are burned TO DEATH
and about @ other persons in the settlement per
ished Scarce aSOul Is left TO tell the tale There were
70 families about the MILL and 81 men in and about the
and 10 injured persons stlll living were found,
and were sent On Monday by tie tug Ozaukce
to Big Sturgeon Bay for medical treat
ment Every other individual In the setlcncntis dead
Mr. Gardner sent Is to chop through the woods to
this settlement They found the remains OF six persons
in house and piled the partly Gmains OF So
bodies Of men, women, and childrn. TWenty-nine
human bodies lay spot about 10 feet squar-.ome
with and legs burned off, land all with clothing
gone. rods of side others, and u
man and child were Ouud dead in q well. TdeI found IS
dead bodies aid think tie total number must be from co
TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

PROPOSED INTERVIEW BETWEEN TIE CAR AND
THE SULTAN.
LONDON, Monday, Oct. 49, 1871.
It is rumored that Gen. Ignatieff has oecn
charged by Prince GorschakOf TO conrive occasion for
an interview between the OF Russia and the Sultan
Of Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17

A special dispatch to The World from Lon
don states that Mr. Bradlaw, at immense meeting
there evening declared that the Queen was insane"
and demanded Regency to be nrusted to the Judges
Of Law and EQUITY, until a Republic was established.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
TIE FIRES IN MICHIGAN.

ONE MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE AT MANISTEE
AND HALF A MILLION AT HOLLAND.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 16-A published list of
the by the fire at Manstee shows them to amount
to q on which there not than S?5OOo In
slrance.
The property burned at Holland Ono tannery,
two staYe fuctOrics sash and door shops and blind
jactory (vcry largc CITY Flour Mills, two mills
lin one OF which was Il OF stone for grinding one
steam tug bank pOsufcc brewery, two docks Zone cost
ing over 81 OOo livery stables all the rshops
meat markets and saloons, 16 stores, including hard
ware grocery, dry goods, drug, book, millinery aud
fancy stores book bpdery bakeries, &C. largo quanti
ties of shingles and lumber; all the warehouses
The ne wapapcr Offices destroyed The Gaz'iter EN-
clish) and the Groud,ref Hodnder and Waehter Hol-
land). HOtels-City, American and Grand Haven
house. Churches-second Reformed (Engllsh), Third
Reformed QIoand), Methodist and Episcopal Engllsh).
To this must bo added nearly twothrds O the dwelling
houses The total loss is about sjCOO Preparations to
rebuild upon the ruins have already begun; they are
clearing away the rubbish and lumber Is arriving Oh the
ground and as soon ~ TOOLS nails sashes, doors, glass;
and OTHER needed materials arrive from Grand Rapids
nearly all the sufferers will erect temporary buildings
and again commence business.
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
The following was collected yesterday, and
forwarded to Gov H. p Baldwin, for the relief OF Mchi
gan sufferers: ..o
James x Pe........ 100 RENTED preTOasy..'. Los
C...d PIE Co So. oo 50 To......... $!,s7S
RELIEF FOR TIE SUFFERERS AT HOLLAND
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Billiard Table nj Homo for S20!-Pu ,nd bsa
No eStrN rr1rri Diagram malsd free ABsr HICHoLG
y LbeTtY.sL, SeW.Ysk
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p1SSRNGERY ARRIHED.

Pp0M sEvANyAH-In steamship Gen BIraes Oct IA PhoS
p Skm A. II. Comstock & Vale, T. r. A0oaesa IL n
Keaay. d. v. Manly. and IN The Hsenss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17

George r. Blanchard g. Co.. bookseilsn , "a -,
as. .ssss = $500. = - -: - - s
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MARRIED.

Headquarters for Single Waltham Watches,
FULLER Co, % BoDd-sG Hss-Iork
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Prrson's PurEatiVe PiIls-Best family phyae sA.EiAsI
CaVslry Condition Powder for horseA
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY

ancr COMPANY unanimously resolved yesterday Ia make
up any lpuirncnt which, may ID Iound ~ exist IN con-
o. uusuUo recent losses
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ut4s ..s.S ls.. .E.,s- - 90 i,,,h
Cant George q CLARK Of the steamer GOLIATH
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17
DIED.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-17

The following was collected yesterday, and
forwarded to Gov H. p Baldwin for the relief OF Mchi