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Till: LONG-l SLA NO STAR Hutton, 153 Paarl On Foreign King, 0f Tallmadge, Manguru and Porter. UtoreUj Bucklev. shin chandler, and Westervelt: 47, 1U.iI.ii lliehard. 121 VVaiet Boyd John 8sl 1'earl ionce mam. Cuthberl, Wriirht T.i andMangum.

ryb DIAGRAM OF TIIE FIRE: F.NfihAVKI) DY A. A. LANSING, FOIt THK LONG-ISLAND STAR. CO- 7'Ac K'hite on the Mark fironml indicate the Houses not burned. -Q0 C.

A Averill and co.j 48, Whitlock, jun.t 45, Coit and co. 43, Sterling and Edes 41, While; 41, Dartlctt; 40, corner of Old slip, II and Di'lnrleld. aiiiln irrnrprv S). irroeerv: 38. FoW- num.

75 Pin AriJ these two sums amount to tl ie la-lore mentioned uVirrccttte of 'J'Im'V are divided among the dilhr-rnt of the public Hervico n.i viz new aproji ja-tiotis for civil, fori ign iiiirrcoiir', nidi mi'-'ccllaiiioiis items Military pcrvice, iifimioii, JS'aval service uiui gradual iiuprove-ini'nl Comttock Andrewi, li Tearl I 1.,., S7 tI Itfflld llld Htlltr ji.l.fl-II.Oai ill, uuiuhii niiu t-u. a annul auu i i.ouingun, i provision store 35, Nesmith and Leeds, and a gro- Camann fc Whaeliouae. No. 40 Wall nrtr Ft A irinur mill rn.i nnrl SI Snlioa nd Cebra Cuming, 18-1 Water On CommereeMi-3n. Goldsborough, son, M'Kean and Linn.

b' ioni- On Messrs. Rugbies M. -Prentiss and Hendricks. bt Worr. Mr.

Clay moved an adjournment, which motB prevailed and the appointment of the other com! .0 tees stands postponed until to-morrow. co.f 31. Chastidnin sn.l Ponvert 29. Braine: Cliu.rd Boll, to 53 Maiden lM 27, Whittlesey: Previous nppropi intioiH to be used for fir ib, Howes, uodtrey, and Kobinson 21, sctier- CoHiM llavdock Co. to 11)9 Pearl meihorn 23, partially destroyed and Her- Co)l nry Co, to 74 South, up nairi ricl(- Curtit R.

60 Wall civil, t.c. lor mililiiry, tr. 1 3. By iriue ir fitrnicr acts ol" Cnnuross, there ill U- wanted during ISJli, fur the payment of interest THE EOltfO-ISEAiVP STAlC Monday Evening, Decembeb 21, I835 DIM UIY MCHU" llflf IllltllCil (II) MIC llllKK'tl Ul'lM, Ullil IN unfunded debt itself yet unpaid, the mimnf 'I'd these add Niicl) continifi iit expenses of new appropriations liy Congress lor ordinary purposes, as mi! n.it included in tin' estimates, lmt which are like- A further List OF Tilt snrFEE. Clark, Rockwell Gilbert, 835 Pearl Jones' Lane.

Sehermerhorn St March Benedict Colt Daniel. 34 Fulton Wetmore; Moller Sf Oppenheimer J. Hunter Campbtll John 81 Warren Graham; McGinnis, cooper Luke Lincoln: Burdct, Churchill, 137 Maiden fans sail maker. Cottinel li B.irbey 44 Broad Uouverneur's Lane. Delano's Iron Cheit Facto- -v-'o Slin rv E.

KM Murray, Conor's shop BiTAlS I Phelps Co S. Broom G. Pentz, coiiper. ii Front Frotti-ttreet. Williams fr Roberts.

101 Benedict is wll jv to tic deemed proper by thai body, and the grounds roe. rarstDENT or the united states DANIEL WEBSTER, Every editor of a paper throughout the IT ft Wetmore. 99 Condit Sr Scott W. W. Kussel nr.u.A ivvu.

to 161 Maiden lans of were explained in tiie last nnmiai reKn, S.1,0(V),(K10. The estiinntes of expenditure in fr extraordinary purposes, which are submitted in connection with the and naval services, umotnit to M.ikin.e. Psllm iled fn." the sei'lce ol lSJti, all States, who holds the opinion that Mr. Weoatr, P. Garcia John S.

Bryan Mclntossh Sf Rhind Douelais Georga corner Wall Broad most suitable man for the office of President do well to place his name in the paper. This valuable mode of obtaining public sentiment and if it should also have influence in treating it 8 t0 much better. Putnanl SlOCttm John ll.smitli, oil store, t.ymnn uoane, siurcM iwrroni Belts1 Henry Sn'der nnd David Johnson N. C. I Durand Juhn 1 1 Broad Ely James Applega.e, 73 Halsted Thomas bu Burlock; J.

Leech Co E. Pioneer; C. vv -a. Milhank'; C. H.

W.nJdl Co; Thomos Wood- gjf the new appropriation of every kiml, cilicallyl culled fir, to be Jl and all the ex tines of every kind, for the service of the same year I to lie in the aifirreirMte S23.lJS.ti lO the ward, fish store, partially insurt'd Warren Sf Brent- On the supposition that the appropriations out- nn A en and Plie iis: (ii Mwrt. alk'f flr uo Sj. YA Denny, cooper; Mr Latham and several families, oc standing and unexpended nt the ends of the years llunlin "ton fit Uo. TJ touar Edes, Pelt 84 Wall Franklin Fire Inmrance Company, 65 Wall Foots Israel, corner Naasau and Pine a GiMttft. New.

York, dnilv nanrr. 13 Wall cupants of b'7j Henry Marvin; Herring Sf Green Conover Sf Labagh Henry Suydaan Jesse Ueed -Co, 74 and 7fi Edw. Doran, cooper, and some fam 183.) and isdb, will be similar in amount, this would leave an available balance in the Treasury tit the close of the year lSJb', or, on the first of January 1837, estimated at about $1 provided the receipts 7 yV Il es up stairs Mr Uunliam, cooper Arnold Sf C-o, 1'iihlic TO THE CITIZENS OF BROOKLYN. A greal Calamity haa befallen our sister City. lection of New-York, comprising its busiest and most n.

u-ible portion, ia in ruins. The events of a single night hare changed the condition of thousands. With maay loo many, we fear, to be contemplated with composure wealth baa been turned to porerly competency to want-1 flerard 76 Wall 62. South-street. F.

G. Thurston Thos. Marean be as computed, and Congress make no larger appropriations for extraordinary or other purposes, at their Grant Barton, 14 Stat Graham, II 189 Front i Co. 49 Liberty ill Acton grocer E. 8f J.

O. Ward A. Sf J. O. Ward; A.

G. W.Benson; Jacob Badger; C. N. S. Rowland Barnham Sf Co; A Burrell Brett, fish store Milton Bostwick Henry L.

Vose; Dennelly, 5. and industry, bereft of employment, hat lost all meant of providing for its subsistence. present session, than tliose enumerated in the estimates submitted. From this amount, after deducting about eiiiht millions to pay the outstanding np; propriations, to which the Treasury will then probably stand pledged, there will be left at the close of 13J5, a net balance of only from six to seven millions applicable to any other use, which Congress may now, or then, be pleased to designate, instead of about J. B.

Coddington, copper do. 90; B.L. Simsoil, do. From the Co n-rcinl Adi-rli-cr of Friday even'ug. TIIE CALAMITY.

The ravages of the ereat conflagration of vester- New-York, ao long accustomed to give, and so liberal in II Howland 4. AP'nall, C4 South Hunlor Jame, 130 Front Hurtman Birds Ul, 8i'i Front Co, 197 Pearl cor. Maiden Ian lone, Coster Co, rear of No. 1 Bowling Green Hicks, Lawrence Co, 40 Beaver llolmea, Bailey k. Co, 41 Broad Hnlstead, Hsineu Co, corner Naau and Liberty Hubbard Casey, 34 Broad Hyalop, Robert Son, S3 Cedar Harper SOi Front giring now effircla to othera an opportunity fW requital.

In Ihia work, it ia fit that Brooklyn should bear her norl day morning were too extensive, and the confusion South Side. Phenix buildings, 5 stories in height, among the occupants were Bowne Co. booksellers; m. Cahoone Ik Co. cotton brokers; James Bergen, notary, W.

R. Morris upper story the bin II will be seen by the proceedings or the Common Council, iu2t thanks of the public have been tendered to Commodore Ridgeley, Capt. Mix, Lieut Nicholas, and Lieut. Temple, stationed at the Navy Yard, for the promptness with which they came to our aid, with the U. S.

marines and a company of yet by far too great to enable us to furnish accurate and it is not doubted lhat the ia willing to take the lead A general meeting it therefore proposed, to lake such dery ot uowne E. illets it 1 S. nuns, measures, in aid of the public authorities or otherwise, tt ten and a halt millions, the ii 'tt balance estimated to be left so applicable at the close of 1835. In oilier words, the expenditures will in the ensuing year, for only the objects specified in the estimates, probably exceed the receipts in that year, about four millions of dollars, and thus to that extent, reduce the balance now on hand. seamen.

1 tie services 01 au were eiticieni ana Rea 113; 11. Vandewater, J. Stevenson, 1 1 1 Daniel Holt, 109; unknown, 107; Seaman Brothers, the occasion demand for the relief of those who suffer sonable. General Swift likewise flew to our assistance, and aided with the concurrence of the proper whether directly from the efltcla of the conflngraiion, or druggists, 5 stones, 10.) C. J.

Gay lor, iron chest maker, 1. 1 KifS.im, crockery store, 97 J. De details. Indeed the calamity is so great, and the ruin so complete and overwhelming, that particulars are hardly thought of. A space of between thirty and forty acres of ground, which thirty-six hours ago was covered with the noblest mercantile houses in the Union, full of life, and and riches, presents but one promiscuous heap of smouldering ruins spiles of brick and mortar smoking timbers masses of crumbling walls and broken columns mingled with fragments anil piles of scorched and now worthless goods, in such Quantities, as to make the heart sad through ihe want of employ it occaaiona, or from the in.

clcmenry of the season in which the calamity hat occurred lano Sons, iron chest makers, 95; R.V.W. Thorne autliorities, in blowing up three or lour buildings at dillerent points where the flames were extending, which materially assisted in finally arresting their pro if Oo, 93; Cauldwell, J. Alexander, and J. Grey, For that purpose, a public meeting of the inhabitants of Mr. Webster on anti-masonry.

The following let--er from a Harrisburgh papjr, is in reply to one from the delegation of anti-masons at Pittsburgh to the this city is requested, at the Common Council Chamlier, gress. An instance of prompt submission to the civil au thorities worthy all praise, occurred yesterday morn 91; 1 liomas E. n'ld, crockery store, and l.D. Moore, 89; R. C.

Wetmore, crockery store, 87; Hendricks Brothers, coper dealers, 85 J. Benson, do. anil Vernot Solomon, 83 Mrs. Gardener's Fulton corner Cranberry street, on TUESDAY EVE- state convention, which met vesterlav at Harris- XING, (To-morrow) precisely at 7 o'clock. indeed.

In making an estimate of the number of Before the fire had commenced its ravages in burgh, calling upon Mr. Wtbsler to submit his Brooklyn, December SI, 1835. DuilUmg destroyed yesterday, it is now believed that Water-street, west of Old slip, while it was uncertain whether it would pass over to Coentisa Slip, one opinions respecting Ircemasonry Boston, Nov. 20, 1335 we were under ttie mark. The Pillowing estimate is probably more accurate ol our merchants, feeling so secure that he had made Water-strct 2G no removal of his goods, was waited upon in the Gentlemen I have the honor to acknowledge your fivorof the 1 1th instant, the receipt of which has been delayed, for a few days, by ny absence from Jackson Marine Insurance Company, 48 Wall Joseph, k.

42 Wall Kisaum 22 Pearl, up iUira K.elloSgiCo.21 Piatt Lnnaing Monroe, 35 Water Lowcrv, 8c A Co 5 South ft Lemil Blancan, 27 Pine st Lord Thomas 73 Pine at LctvU 11,70 Wall at M'Coun Sherman, 32 Weat Miller, Ripley Co. 14 Slate Morchanu' Echane Co, to No 59 Greenwich at Morton Gray, to 163 Front at M'Ltllen Richardaon, 38 Broad et M'Cornell Thormnn, 32 Weal it M'Leod William, 22Bron(J M'Call James, 29 Nassau Nicoll Aymar, on a canal IhwI at pier 1 2 New-York American, eorne Pine and Nassau New-Yerk Gazette, 12 Wall Nevina, Lfc Co, 42 Wall Nearmth, to 43 Pine New. York Price Current, 34 Wall Xeptune Insurance Company, over Branch Bank Wall street by General Swift who addressed him thus "Mr. I am directed by his honor the Mayor, liome. to request the key of your store, which I am going to Permit me, gentlemen, to express my grateful sense blow up.

1 he merchant, without the slightest hesi oi me respect snown me by my lellow citizens, the memoers oi me convention oi ucmocrauc anti-masons of Alleghany county, in their recent proceeding, as Jonathan Troller, George Hall, Wm. Udall, C. P. Fmilh, C. D.

Sakett, S. Haynea, Da rid Andrraon, Wm. Powers, Wm. Rockwell, Robert Smalley, Lamberlton, Silas Butler, Peter Conover, 'A. Lewis, fieore Hirkt, Henry Waring, M.

Johnson, Theodore Dwijhl, Peter Hannaberg, Djid Leavitt, Jeremiah Johnson, LefTert LeflVrts, Peter W. Radtbfle, John Lawrence, N. B. Morae, Wm. Hunter, John Dikeman, James B.

Clarke, Joseph Moeer, Richard Corn well, John 8. Doughty, Abm. VanderTi-er, A. Van Sindrren, llczekiah B. Ficrpofit, Charles Hoyt, Theodore Lames, Dand Anderson, Henry C.

Murphy, Samut'l Smith, J.G. Sw.fi, tation, placed it in his hands, with this reply. There it is sir;" and in less than fifteen minutes his store and property, worth perhaps fifty thousand dollars, were in ruins. ater street house, 81 Charles A. Jackson, provision store, 79 Dr.

E. Lord, 77, corner (if Old Slip-Fkokt-street JS'orth Side. V. C. 12; Hmvlrnd Crusrar, 110: Cornelius Oakley, 108; Naar Brothers, 106 John Wilson Co.

tobacco store, 101; B. L. Woolley Co. 84, also Nos. 86 and 89.

Exchange Place. South Side. Bailey, Keeler Kemsen books saved, stock estimated at all destroyed and Kallcinard and Klelller, 21 I. D.Clark Hunt, Wanzler Harrison, 23; Beri King, 25 Robertson Eaton, 27. A'orth de.

All destroyed with most of their contents, composed entirely of dry goods. Hanover-street. Rhoades, Weed Co. No. 2, corner of Pearl-st; F.

P. Brette, 4 R. Hyslop Son, hardware, 6 D. Crassous, cotton broker, Price Current Printing Office, and others, M. B.

Sf W. Edgar, 10; Staples Clarke, corner of Exchange Place, 12; D. J. Perkins, drug store, 1 James Dennisioun, 5 J. Moses, 7 Levi Cook Co.

cor setlortkin your communication. The esteem the are pleased to express for my public character, and Pearl-street, South-street, -Water-stnif Froiit-stret, -Hanover-utrcet, Exchange place, Exchaup-e -street, AVilliam-street, Old Slip, -Cocntie-i Slip, Stone-street, Hanover Square, Beaver-street, Goveiicur's lane, Jones lane, Cuvlor's allev, Mill- itreet, 79 37 76 80 16 6-2 31 41 33 16 CO' 2i 20 10 20 38 The most revolting circumstances attending this tlieir commence in my attachment to the constitutio: of the country, demand my profound calamity, was the infamous extent ol plunder. Nearly a hundred scoundrels were seized in the rery jact of stealing valuable articles, even when the alarm danger were at the highest, and yesterday about two hundred more were arreted for having articles in their possession, stolen from the scene of the conflagration. Notwithstanding the vigilance exerted to Nor do they do mc more than justice, in their belief of my entire accordance in their opinions, on the subject of secret societies. You express a wish, how Ocean Insurance Co, over Merchants' Bank Office of Shinnine LuL to 34 Wall ever, that lor the satislac.tion ol friends in other parts Osgood, Co, at Cnppt Wyeth 162 Pearl (tZ7 We are under tlie neceatity of apolofiiing to our ner of Pearl.

Bedford, New Lota and Jamaica subscribers for UVtrnot Palmer, 29 Cedar prevent these spoliations, the army of plunderers was so numerous, and they displayed so much boldness and dexterity, that a large amount of property was carried off. The rooms of the police office arc 674 ADDlTlnXAX LIST OP SUFFERERS. Hanover-street No 19 Camman St Whitehouse Although, the nrintinn- materials of the Journal of receiving our paper of Thursday the 17th intt. Thrj were tent as umal to the alage house, and have not beet Lucius Pearl; Clayton, stationer, price current bommeree were removed with prudent forecast, vet crowded with goods of almost every conceivable de Preacott, E29 Ced.ir Partnd-e, 3-1 cor Fulton Parker John 121 Water Post If, 124 Front Pine Van Antwerp, 151 Pearl office; Edward Curtis and others: 15, Le Roy the house, situated directlv in the rear, and acen or heard of since. The probability it they wers ukt Photnix Co, IS Stale close to Dr.

Matthew's church, was saved in the following limner, as we learn from that paper. "As good luck would have it, there were half a dozen hogsheads of wine vinegar at the rear of our of which, by consent of the owner, Mr. N. M. Host Uflire, in the rear ot Custom House, Ceaar at Philip Eylinee, 32 liroad Packard IticTiardion, 12 South in mistake by either the North or South Road Stage Drivers, or atolen from the h-une.

Alw), from our Cow Neck tubscribera, must beg a little clemency. We are aware that the papers hafe not been received regular for a few weeks past but it was unavoidable. Tor Ihe reason lhat the stage bad ceased oi me state, should enable you to make known my sentiments respecting freemasonry. I have no hesitation, gentlemen, in saying that, however unobjectionable may have been the original objects of the institution, or however pure may have been the motives and purposes of individual members, and notwithstanding the many great and good men who have from time to time belonged to the order yet, nevertheless, il is an institution which, in my judgment, is essentially wrong in the principles of its formation: that from its very nature it is liable to get abused that among the obligations which are found to be imposed on its members, there are such as are entirely incompatible with the duty of good citizens; and that, all secret associations, the members of which take upon themselves extraordinary obligations to one another, and are bound together by secret oaths, are naturally sources of jealousy and just alarm to others are especially unfavorable to harmony and mutual confidence among men living together under popular institutions and are dangerous to the General cause of erry, nnd others: 1.1. a Wilder and others.

Wall-street. 49, John 1 Boyd Clarkson Co. seamen's savings' bank; Jackson insurance co. Talcot St son Lord and A II Palmer 47, St Joseph Atlantic insurance c. Allen Le Roy co.

Wm O'Brien A Lc Moyne Grilfin, and others; 33, Fulton insurance co. and others: 31, Ncvini co. and Benedict Benedict, watchmakers. Brown, ere broached by the head, and their con RigjM, Taylor Co, Pine atrret (up stairs) Rowland, and 11 Braine. 96 Pine scription, taken from thieves who had been detected and brought up probably ten thousand dollars worth of goods, has in this way, been transferred to the custody of the police.

The devastated portion of the city was the general resort throughout the whole of yesterday, for all the rogues and abandoned characters of the metropolis they hovered about like birds of prey, watching their opportunity for plunder and we are "ashamed to say that among them were numbers of women, not less nctive in this evil doing than their competitors of the other uex. Many of them were seized, having concealed about their persons valuable silks, shawls, laces and other costly articles of convenient bulk for hiding snd car tents, together with a few pails of water which ivip-penr-1 to 1 ki in die nrintinn office, were r.nnlieJ mn suc and we were obliged lo tend them at early at we could bj Kichardann St MctObb, 3 Hrod cessfully to the exposed part of the office and another similarly situated, that both were preserv place. Lane, Lamson co. II Itapelye, Watberspoon Co to corner of Tine end William Adam, 25 Pine Sand It St Flix Eno St Phelps Wood ed, i ir operation was not, nowever. unattended with danger, the blazing cornice jof the church beinn- ward; Leary St.

co. Cooke, Angel co. Staples, Wooley 8c Clarke; ft Fehr; Decasse, Meige Suydam York, 5 Coenties slip Schyler, RkO 44 Wall St Felix il 26 Cedar, up stairs ot co. Si. r.

lownsend; Wemple Christie; liable every moment to fall, and the heat sent forth being sufficiently intense. By this one feat with water pails arid dippers, we have no doubt that at least a i.ewi3 St St 1 JNesmith; Hicks, Law rence St Burrell St Huntinrton Voison St Tardy Thomas, son St Adams Crumby St Dra priTnic wnuiii unut-riuiDU, nowever, inmi uic iwb will again commence mnninj in one week. The old Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company is not only able to pay all Inuea, but hat established a new GrTi near Ihe Ferry, and is prepared lo take rtks in Ne-Yrk. Inmrsnct Cmponut. We observe by the papers ihe following notices relative to Fire Insurance Companies Vnitid States Fire Imuranet.

Half ihe capital will remain, and company go on Willi business at usual. East Rivtr Firs Imuranet Company, mil be able to oicel ilt liabilities. York Firt Insurance Company cominuet ts usual. F.qa table Fire ninraiice Camay will pay tin ir claims ia full. The Brooklyn Intursnee Companies continue bumrss Sf million of dollars was saved from destruction; since, if our printing office had gone, nothing could have arrested the progress of the flames until they had reached B)ad-slreet.

Mr. Brown, and Mr. Downing, the cilored oyster dealer, deserve especial Commendation fTv their exertions at this point." per; Caller tt others; tJalsted St 11 Merlot St co. II Hennequin St co. M'Cartys St Bartow Hone, Coster St co.

Rogers St co. Armsbv, Gillet St co. and Lewis Strasser, No. 40 rying away. Last night strong bodies of cavalry and volunteer infantry were patrolling the streets near the fire and preserving perfect order, and, we believe, prevented any farther serious depredations.

All the fire companies from Brooklyn came'prompt-ly over to our assistance, as also two engine companies from Newark for the active exertions of all of which the thanks of our citizens are gratefully rendered. The passengers descending the Hudson, saw the flames from the Hiirhlands, forty-five miles distant, Senmnn, Brothers Co, 143 Maiden lane Seaman, Van Wvrk Norton, 73 Broad Smith k. Town, C8 Pine Salterlcek Mnstera, l47Chamlr Staples, Goddard, corner Natau and Liberty Seaman's Bank SaTinja. to 01) Pine Sheldeu i'helpa, 62 Cedar Slrong, Ballngb tt Co, to 137 Front Shipping and Commercial List, 34 Well The New-Jersey Rail Road and TranportationCo the Brooklyn and Jamaica Rail-Road Co and the Jer 42, A Casselli and Elliott; A Lentilhon St and Thos Lord, Fontaine, Stone, Swan St Mason According to the Mercantile, of the square between Old Slip, PearNtreet and Goenties Slio, to the river. Hubbard St Casey, a 5 sfory building in the rear only two- stores on the latter slip, between Water and Edwin Lord, Uanicl Lord, 1 ucker St Lauries, Sedi'wiek others, lawyers.

and the light was also distinctly seen in New-Jersey as far as Cranberry. William-street. 45, Curtis, exchange broker I i I i usual, ar.d take risks in New.York. sey Citf l-erry Co, 44 Wall, up stairs Thurston, 72 Coenties slip Thompson, Austin Co, 38 Beaver Tappan, Arthur Co, to 20 Iinarcr Tweedv. Mozier Co.

Si Pearl civil liberty and good government. Under the inlu-ence of this conviction, it is my opinion that the future administration of all such oaths, and the imposition of all such obligations, should be prohibited by law. 1 express these opinions, gentlemen, with the less reserve on this occasion, inasmuch as they have been often expressed already, and not only to some of your own number, and many of your own friends, but to others, also, with whom I have at dillerent times conversed on the subject. Of the political principles and conduct of the anti-masons of Pennsylvania, I have spoken freely in my place in the senate, and under circumstances which took from the occasion all just suspicion of any indirect purpose. The opinions then expressed are uiial-lered.

I have ever found tiie anti-masons of Pennsylvania true to the constitution, to the union, and to the great interests of the country. They have adopted the "suPREMAcr of the laws," as their leading sentiment, and I know none more just or more necessary. If there be among us any so high as to be too high for the authority of law, or so low as to he too low fur its regard and protection or if there be any who, by any means whatever, may exempt themselves from its control, then to that extent we have Of the Insurance Companies, it is believed that tne North River, the Greenwich, and the Bowery, will stand. I he latter, indeed, having but lew risks aUEKNS COUNTY. The Long Island Farmer givrt us the following partici) 1 Towt Juhn 14 Piatt uown town, suners, as we icarn, nui aooui lour mou- vm 14 Pi sand dollars.

All the others, we believe, are involved i lars relative to the Census of Clueens County In fa.W. In IS35. Gain. l' store adjoining aler-st. all the stores fronting the slip, from Front to South, and three or four adjoining, on South-street, are preserved.

The goods in these stores were removed and much injured. The whole cargo of the ship Paris, from Canton, which was in store, ready for auction, was among the property destroyed. A rigger named Kelly, who was employed in hau'-ing the ship Roseoe into the stream, fell from the fore-yard to the deck and was killed. The naval store houses at Brooklyn, across the river, caught fire several times but the flames were promptly subdued. The sails of the schooner Alon-zo, lying at the wharf at Brooklyn, were burnt.

The arrre warehouse of Howland Asninwall in a common bankruptcy. And even in piying their Van Antwerp Van Dvke. lo Xo 2 Tontine Buildin 26i 43. St A Otis; 41, Hums. Halliburton St co.

39, Allev, Sparks St Allen 37, Adee, Timpson St co. 35, Corlies, Haydock St co. S3, Hicks St co. St Cheesebroiiirh, and Leggett, Wooster Frame Perkins, Hopkins tf White North, Manning (f Hoyt Austin, fe co. Saierlee Sr Masters; Delmonico Sr brothers; 19, Bcnkard Hutton, and II Wells II Aucbincloss son, and Moore Luquer and Thompson, Austen Sr co.

Van Nest co. and Snowden Sr Bogardus; Bancalari Struthers Haff, and Coillard Sf co. Ferguson Se co. and Piedauna Sf Mauroy; Langdon, hardware, and Lemit Sf Blancan; Mr. Ja ..43 policies, to the extent of their respective capitals, Van Amnnge, Geo corner Front and Bcekman great embarrassments, il not positive d-slress, must ensue, in calling in the bonds and mortgages upon 6,215....

6.fii4. 5,083 .3,001 .2,820.. ..3,64.1. 8,376.... .8,6 10....

3,505. Hempstead Oysierhny, North Uemjitlead, Jtmaicn, Newtown, which their hinds have been loaned. Another con Sf.9 .83 ..503 Williams Roberta, 15 Water Wisher, Gale Co, it Whitehall Wheeler Clay, 27 Water Wilson Cobb, 2 7 Water Weeks St Co. 12 Wall sequence is likely to be a depression of real estate especially the purchases in the recent speculations. but there is a means ol relief, if the general govern 56 i 2,915 ..265 85,13) Iicduct loi-a of contained but a small portion of the amount of prop lailed to maintain an equal government, lie supre ment can Vie induced to act as it ought in this emergency.

The suggestion we were about to make has TWENTY-FOURTH CONGRESS erty usually stored in it, in consequence of the ar macy of the constitution and the laws is tne very in part been anticipated by tlie Courier and Enquirer. Senate, Wednesday, December 16. The Senate foundation ol our republican institutions il it be sha ken, or removed from ifj place, the whole system From the Evening Star of Saturday. Things look much better to-day than yesterday. proceeded to ballot for the respective standing Committees, according to the rule.

Their first ballots being for the respective chairmanship of the eommit- Total gain, 2,670 No. of Drafand Dumb in 15 Blind, 17 Idiots I.nnatim, 6 Gristmilla 40. Value of raw materials Val mison, saddler; Jtaymond Sf JJexter; Jiarvier Smith; Thirton Sf Mailiard Gayot; Rozat Cottenet, Barby Sf co. Freeman Sf co. Hol-brook, Arnold Sf Feme Sherman, Cutler Sf Bulkely, corner of Stone-street; Billet, Landar Sf Fils and Wright Pearl-street.

Bcrsley Sf Fitch Elliot, Huntington Andrews Sf Hunt; Riggs, and Greenway Sf Henry; 107, lent worth Sr co. J05, Bell," Osrilvie Sf co. 73, Suydam, Jackson co. 77, Greenfield Sf son, crockery store Ehle, Bayley Frost Sf co. Legoux Plunkett Victor The spirits of the sufferers are beginning to revive, anri their energies exerted and properly directed, tees.

The loss is probably from ten to twelve millions, not For the Committee on Foreign Relations. Mr. must inevitably totter to ils fall. Your obliged friend and tlllw citizen. DANIEL WEBSTER.

To Messrs. Harmar Denny, Hcnj. Darlington, J. C. Giliehnd, Neville B.

Craig, W. W. Irwin, delegates from the county of Alleghany to the democratic anti-masonic convention of Pennsylvania. rangements tliat they have been making for some time for screwing up the centc' girders, which had settled. Messrs.

Bailey, Keeler Remsen saved all their hooks and papers, with a large portion of their goods. Tlieir loss is much less than was elated yesterday. Part of the property was insured out of the city. LIST" OF SUFFERERS. HYtt Corner Tearl, Miller Hicks, and Tjmnthy Kelloirg; Sturtevant Jones, 65 W.

ft R. I. Gerard, f.7; Phenix Build-' inirs. 65 to 71 K. F.I w.

II, Galairher Mitchell, J. ue of manufactured articles 406,35, more. Many of the Insurance Companies will be Clay ha ving 23 votes, was elected; Mr. King, of Al- SawmilleSl. Value of raw material, Vi aoie to pay a greater proportion man was originally a Duma, nan ia; scam-ring 4.

of nianul'actured arliclea 1 17,845. contemplated; some may pay in full. It must be For the Commitee on Finance. Mr. Webster Fullioe mills 4.

Value of raw materials i- al in ue of maniifartnred articb- recollected that last season was a most profitable having 2 was elected Mr. right had 17. Duckwitz; Ira Smithy co. Freeland and Hod Cardin" maehinea 8. Value of raw materials SJJ.

lor the Committee on Commerce Mr. Davis Value of manufactured articles tSib. Jl mott lamentable occurrence Copy (if a letter received in this city from Florida, dated J'opemlcr 83, 1335. On the 21sl instant a desierate duel was Woolen fartorieaS. Value of raw materials IM.kv year many home-i cleared SiSOJXH), and there are but few who will lose more than their profits of last year.

No bonds will he put in suit without orders from Washington and we are prepared to look for an extension of credit for one or more years, by a mere payment of interest. The Banks are doing all Value of manufactureil articltt 150,900. Yards of having 22 was elected Mr. Hill had 17; Scattering On Mr. Knight having 22 votes was elected; Mr.

Wall had 17; Scattering 2. fought between Capt. Ertretl White, a brother of cloth minnfartiired 24,000 Distillery I. Value of raw materials Ja.OW. On Brown having 25 votes was a manufactured articlet Value that can be safely done and great as the loss is, we elected Mr.

Tipton had 15, tk at. Panermillt4. Vnlue of raw materials $VW. man Deraismes Sf brothers; Kortwnght, Anderson ci. Pearl-street House; Williams, Marshy co.

John Steward, jun. Philip Sf Eyteni'e Pommy, Wilson If Butler; Durand Sf co. Kobbc AChardon Grant Barton Miller, Ripley Sr co. Boicea i i Roguia Hiliyer Bush; A Perrot Billing Sr Mailer; Keeler, McNeil Sf co. Janrs Mc Call Warn ner, Birch Sf Whittemore I Sf Dis-osway.

Water-street. 85, Gay Sf Galloway 67, Phenix Sf co. 65, Phenix; 61, John Noble, and Lansing Monroe; 63, Pomerov St Bull; 45, Penlz St co. 43, II Sf I) Cotlw-al 62, Bergh Sf Arcularius On Affairs Mr. Benton having 29 votes of manufiirlored articles 15,500.

aic cenaiu ioai uu active arm vigorous revival oi uu- Value of R. Skiddy, 73 Embury Deen, Grecnze-back Co, 75 Bayaud Delovnes, 7J; J. Loring, clothier, 79 J. Lorinr, grocer, and a printing office, 81, comer Front-street. South SiVe.

A. Tappnn Co. and C. Callemard, Seaman, Van Wyck Norton, L. AUien.and J.

M. Jarpielin Lawrence Beanlsh and W. A. Beecker; J. P.

Oliver Co; Suvdams York Downer Co Smith, Kain Co LH-tl', Shaw Co, Sherman Giilelan; Caulkini Darrow; Foster Kaston Baker, Johnson Co, F. J. Conaut Bobbins Painter G. V. Tyson Co; the other buildings, which were all live stories1 siness soon be mamlested, and in a year we shall Tanneriee 3.

Value ot raw materiala artirlxl 410.100. hear no more of the loss. It is believed that not one tiie Uetegate in ingress, and Col. A. JJellamy, late President the Legislative Council.

These gentlemen were candidates for the county of Jeliirsou, and Capt. White was returned as elected by a considerable biajorily. The duel is supposed to have grown out of their political contest. The duel was one which, from the mode of conducting it, was intended, on both sides, for fatal results, which unfortunately followed. The parties were stationed sixty vards ajuirt, with four Kots.

It is preaumed that the returns from was elected Scattering 1 2. On the Mr. Robinsom having 36 votes was elected. On JS'atal Affairs Mr. Smjthard having 2S votes was elected Mr.

Tallmadge had 17 Scattering 1. bar are inaccurate many particulart. or in stany wholesale grocer will fail, though the kwacs of this important class of merchants are very heavy. All that is to be done at present is to afford relief to the Insurance Companies, to enable them to pay the suf- the marthals have made return of only gristmills ana f.nnri in thai titwn wherena mm are assured on ih at ae nv be of ti eu do at linen titn 48, ralinadge Sf an Pelt; 4b, Evan Sf Carman authority that there are at leal ten gristmills and lr" ltTh. a On Public Lands Mr.

Ewing harino 34 rotes nf ihem of nuiie rnrnvrr business, whirh 7 -r .1 arhlfh. nistow to advance ana lire. capt. i lute advanced Pratt John Wright Wilson Cobb frrers forthwith. What remains to be done must be done quickly and with the elastic character of our and Tccived three shot without injury, and then crockery store II Corlies.

do; Cobb, was elected; Mr. Morris had 15; Scattering 4. enumerated, would considerably increase the On Public Land Claims Mr. Black having 24 value of raw materials and manufactured articles: citizens, tlieir energy, their position, resources and fired at Ihe distance of fifteen pare. His first passed through Col.

Bellamy's arm, the xt I' 'I IlStl II. 1 ui. 1 1 enterprise, we shall rise Irom the ashes revved and regenerated; and with application, caution, and .7 1 -f' IWport, WvckofT Co. (corner st-re corn- of CoentH slip Hillings 4- i of Hanoi er)lM; Clark. Smith Hvalt US- Far- 'thews; Win 1 he store of John IV-nHon, "Jf nam injured; I.

A. Comstock fc Co. andNs, till erect, Uing the only one in the whole 1) 1 II 1 1 itf Jil. hi lodv. and in the art of advancing with On Indian Affairs While having S6 voUi they ei.at also jr.

to the population. siikIi more pmbalde lhat the town hat (rained, iiw.r vo pistols he received a mortal wound from Col. 1 till. yn t.mt-.Mr. auda.n 21, was elected; Shep-'- for tn.

1,4 mrtl) pistol. Col. is not yet dead, but must certainly key 15. sMa.i, i.i, et US; S.mlhmavd Co; NVK-u-. CarlcMn St Co Skid-j Frnnl-ttrr, t.

1 1 1. .1 Cram 101, Betlnr; 105, ro-re Wilkine, L. F. Vent; Conklin, ir Brjnrkerholf; 10., it Co. The above ate a fi names only of IJie oc-! ton R-ardman 101, Chnrr.l-erlain, Pheh a led at 3,200, or ab-jut Hi 1 years, may be estimated thai die i hrs wound economy, thing" will soon get into tlieir old anj aw cessl'u! channels.

FIRE DIRECTORY. Prrpsrti rent lit L. I. Star. A.

Andrew. Hunt. fOLiherty A vmar tt 1 1 South at. A Jtr, Timr-oon. k.Co IS Berk man Austin, ilmrdinf, 36 Beavrf ft.

.1... ,1.. mr r.w aervicCS On the Judiciary Mr. Clayton 2J, was elected, Buchanan 16. On the Pott Office and Post Roads Mr.

firundv: i ing i f'lriU on th.s mde of li.e street, all tiie stores but and r. Burrell 9, Wmnms; lrakeJry. apt. Lite tithe rve. I lie court adjourn.

so r.r. M.ans A- Smn prumplly and efficiently rendered hy the ck engine comnaniea of our ncighlicmrs of Brook 'j''1" and tlie Mineral was alien -led by the Bar and by tl.e i UrT I Grand -iry, in a h'r. Kvery Mimony of nsjxct 1 a A- li M. A- I Jeep felt interest was voir, ,1 by ihe wbo.e poptl- fc 'Y taS' Mark.n- A- Sr an ilhamsburgh. olhing can be more gruu than to receive such kindleiiMinstrati.Mis of good leer' ing and hro.lierly atftTtiou at a moment of whelming aflhcUon as has fallen our city- ter, ptoi DT at-n 'm, tid the, edt pers vm pin lull lav if Place.

H-e were st.uu and rj I0i, Wm Mr eeUoru w.u..dau...rege,,erataidsinc reex- h. A mill, A f. Po-uh Atlantic I rt-. 54 Armat-f Gilbert, 44 Wall AmencaB, daily pepr, comet Naai and Pins a Ml. OelWie it Co.

Peari 4 hibition of sorrow tl an was cost Co. an I it ILyer, Bost-' 79, corner O.J sl.p, lnIl, 75, Nici A wrk fit C-i. and A. S. Pcrrof.

Avrnar, f-hin chandlers 7.1, Whitney ir Storm; 61, earn occan. 1 5 was ek-cted Scattering 1 1. On Roads and Canals Mr. Hendricks 17, was elected. On Pensions Mr.

Tomliiion 23, wa elected; Mr. Brown 16. On the iHttrict nf Columbia Mr. Tyler 23, was cWted; Mr. King of Geo.

15. On Rerolutionitry Claim Mr. Moore 21, was elected; Hubbard 14. On the Contingent Lrpnun of the Senate Mr. M'Kean Lavinff -J voiet waseltcted; Kugo-Urs Ud 14.

Kn.trht 3, Moms I. feo On Lnmucd Ms-Mr. Simpler iMjting 2J srotes was elected Kean lad 13, Ku'ggkes 2, Hub-Iard 1. The Standing Comm'ttee trer tl.eh Mr. Cbry.

The Sun. pul. UI.td at Wadiington, a rautioue. and patriotic not Tknlh ly burning. A woman living in tlef res' 117 ft a child about three locked up in her room, while the went out aoioe articles from a pmcry in the neighborho- and on returning found tl lit'th- innocent burnt cinder.

It is suppowd tlie rlnkl wandered tlx- fire, and ill tithes caught there were no people in the lxioe, and ofewrte Doasw'ancc he rendered. Il.ia i on of the many turh ar .1 1. .1.. WTra-TnT Si.U. I.iwner Jt 54 H.

rrimsn ir Nh; 6 au 70, L'f. Shaw K. 9 I.k.vd, 6 r. JJalc co. CI, II 4V Titus; Sity.Um k.

sort J.d.n A. M-Jre, 't'c'P j- Hoirwv Iir if ii. Knl.b. 94 J. I).

C-i. HO; 10- unorciii'iK-d Hal.niick HO. AV.iitd, Grant st co. frO, Peck At tulcco and tnu 5 t.me, in II Wa ker. Levy, dniggt, HJ: porter trHite.

1 1 1. v'l A-f rrf. Ni 57. B.wman. Jil.n-t.io k.

en. r.r i ii eurriiim-. fs r. 'r air it in our jtnwr srt, t-r-n i mid ir. if it '-lAwn'V.

lrJ HK.MIV (LW trn'i nt, nn Ur B'7-n. Jamet0 Wt! B-wo, Wiiin-ti i Wall B'di' Wetm re. I6 Front Bownt Si C-, i Tonune bi'dinr nrmts, I.ttnHnti Co 1 19 Greenwich re ti fc S.wia, I Rmai rViton Bntnka. In 51 Ctr -non il Prri.tcwe Rail R-mi to 5 a "ti a. B'nadict.

eTr Rectnr Larsber tJjrt it-unca Co, Broad 116; M. 0nj, ue and I S. TrrJ 53, ScVrraerrsom. Wiiiis -en. hf rian mte yr ine tn twtry at the entui tLtftom fur thit and that it t- dweilm-f.

Il.dmea Myers, ft; ti.retr-tnrr 1 11. SI. and K--h- I'ld uisi iiirwrnM iiti-r-i: 11 wn. m-- Crr rv, i rv a. ti r3orai)-i mi-i-i -i ic tv is.i T.J.

Barrow Co, crxke-y v.t, A A. 9: SO, tl a-! Town; 49, a follows, va tj every tua.i iS t' tati-.