Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16


gratons occurred last night, and all of them as we
learn under circumstances which warrant the belief
that they were the work of ncendiures
About half past twelve o'clock the skv i'm the Fast
was lighted mp with the glare ofan extensive fire II
was al rs thought that several the wharf bad
been fired; but 6remen on reparnO to the snot dis
covered that the coniagration was in Camden The
large steam saw mill and lumber yard in Camden were
IN hamcs and our fremen stood like gre hounds on
ne slip, eager but unable to render any assistance
Inc mil and the board yard consumed The loss
must have been very great.
Alter waiting some time for boat the fremen were
preparing to return to their houses when the state house
bel 10Y a OF fire in another INSTRUMENTATION was
seen IN hensington The apparatus drawih with
aacrity to the distant spot and the confederation after
considerable exertion, cxtingnishcd
Scarcely had the wearied frcmen subdued their
enemy and started again for home when the cry of
tire, and the alarm Of the bell called them third
ume To eXertion The fire this time was in a carpcn-
ter SHOP back OF Arch street. below Tenth The
snop was; when the frcmcn arrived wrapped i'm flames
Inc lire soon spread to neighboring house occupied as
oweDng but the energetic and ardent exertios of the
hremen checked the flames and saved the house The
stroyed ''1''y "e
me ruins of The carpenters shop were yet flashing
up wiih an occasional famc which the frcmen fingered
TO extngush when the fourth time the CRY of FIRE sum
moned them to renewed efforts Notwithstanding their
previous excrtons and the exhaustion and vcokncss
which necessarily succeeded they answered The call
with unsubdued spirit and alacrity. Their engines
again numbered along the streets; and the aboolis cx-
eIuoS required TO battle with the angry element were
renewed with astonishing vipor
~ ms also was carpenters shop. 1t was situated in
ClNIIy duoFc SchuylkII Sixth street at Of Tho
COW Asylum IL was found impossible to save the
shoP but the spread of the fire checked Had the
wnu Deen IN the opposite direction the Widows Asy-
iuin would IN all probability have been DESTROYED The
shop and quantty Of valuable property was entirely
consumed. J
The University Of New York we understand have
determined to organize claw Faculty" and To- adopt
3ys~n OF instruction prepared by Benamn +. Butler
Esq, Attorney General ofhe United States Mr. BntjeI
las been appointed Principal Professor and head of The
Faculty aud to the business of his Office in
y in flnE
to be published by authority of the University in regard
TO the plan adopted by that institution relative to the
Law Faculty. y Daiiy Adrortiscy
The plan adopted by the Council embraces n
permanent and comprehensive system Of instruction
sni,e9 % ihe conditions Of Students in the Law Offices
ana designed to illustrate the practical abors Of the
pupils IN connection with e mcthodical study n Tic
various branches Of The Science The full course is 10
embrace three ycarstha being n ordinary cases the
term of study in the State. The students are 10 he ~
vided according to their respective ages and attain
which professor is TO be assigned the Principal Procs.
sor having charge Of the Senior Department Each
Professor Is 70 instruct his Department one year The
frncpa Professor is also TO give to the whole school
general OF parallel course, occupying three years on
subjects not embraced in The regular course of either
department The mode Of instruction is through the
meeium OF Oral Lectures. designed follow explain
ana illustrate prescribed of reading preyious
studied by each member Of The department; and TO be-
gwen at such hours may not interfere with tho re
IaI attendance Of thc students in the Offices Of tcir
principals Examinations, forensic debates reading and
Opinions ON legal objects &c, 20 be connected with
the I.cctufes The communication Of Mr. Butler TO
INC hanccIlor Of the University giving the details Of
me pa course OF study, &c aud the reasons on Which
lhey arc founded VIII soon be published by the Coun-
Gil IN pamphlet form; and measures viii be taken 10
complete The Faculty, by the appointment Of Professors
or oiner departments and to PIT then IN operation at
az early day as circumslances will allow"
The Maryland State Loan Of tygo roillo,s a. bo.,a
interest Of six per cent aud 20 be irredcofnahle Tor
thfy five years has been taken by Mcssrs j C,ours
~ and Brothers, Of this city The money is 10 be ap
pied to The completion Of Tie Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal TO Cumberland
Loan of million ofdoars 20 bear the same in
teTest and to run for the same psriod l. also rei H.
the state io' The completion Of The Susquchanna Rail