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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-06-13
The EARrHaUAKE IN Chilli. A cores
pondent Of the Journal of Commerce adds some
few particulars in the subjoined letter, dated

THE EARTHaUAKE IN CHILL. A cores
pondent of tho Journal of Commerce adds some
few particulars in the subjoined letter, dated
Valparaiso, March Goth, 1885.
We arrived ut this place March Sth, after
short voyage Of three months. A few days pre-
vious to our arrival, Chill was visited by one Of
the most dreadful earthquakes it has ever expert
enced. The whole province Of Conception has
been literally demolished. There are scarcely any
buildings standing in any Of the principal cities. or
places of less note. Talcahuana. tho sea port was
deuaed by the sea, which is said to have re-
ceded some distance, and then rose 35 feet above
its usual height, and washed every vestge of the
city away. The harbor was covered with broken
furniture and bodies floating. Captain OF YES
sci dined with as last week, who was within few
miles Of the place where the shock occurred. lie
supposed the vessel had struck rock, and order
ed the men Immediately TO the pumps, supposing
every moment she would go TO the bottom
Young Mr. w, who called upon US yesterday, was
at the city Of Conception, at the tune. lie says he
cannot describe his feeling. The earth rolled like
waves, and broke into pieces around him, and pro-
duced The same sensasations as sea sickness. The
Cathedral, which they say has been more than 50
years in building, has scarcely one stone left upon
another. 1t is remarkable that out Of so many in
habitans so few lives lost. All the foreigners
escaped, and il is supposed that but few Chilians
are missing but they all destitute ofevery thing
except the clothes they had on. Many who were
wealthy and lived in splendor are now compelled
to subsst on the charities Of others. The Captain
above mentioned. gave them all the bread he could
spare, and a Chilian man-of-war has been des-
patched from this place with provision to relieve
them, and materials for building them Shelters
As it is the fail Of the year with them, it will bo
some months before they will be able to cultivate
the ground to advantage. The shock was felt at
Valparaiso, but was not SO violent as TO do any
damage. Three days ago there was another slight
one fell here on the land. which was noticed BY the
shipping in the harbor.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-06-13

Business and Religion are queerly mingled to
gether IN the following inscription on the sign oi
a Jewcss in Baltimore, as given in the Saturday
Nister
Elizabeth Israel.
Jehovah
Was with me, and will he.
Cash paid for
Second hand clothing.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-06-13

We notice the following advertisement in the
Norfolk Herald Of the 25th ult
"POST OFFICE-OLD POINT COMFORT"
"The Postmaster General desires that public
notice be given to the citizens Of Old Point Com
fort, of tho expected vacancy in iha, Post Office,
thai, they may have voice in recommending a
person for appontment.--inay 25-3t"
This is certainly an original plan, Of Mr. Ken
dall's, and in many respects may be considered a
good one. n majority Of the people are allowed
to have a voice in the appointments, coming under
the authority Of the Post Office Department. we
have no doob, many faithful and experienced Of
fcer will be allowed 10 retain his place, TO the
chagrn and disappointment of the oyer-zcalous and
time serving par,izaus Of tho AdminsiraioD.IN
D. Mercury.
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.Distrsss;sg Evem. Mr. Asbel Sher

wood, of Shelby (Gennessee Coz son OF
Mr. William Sherwood, aged "a years,
was instantly killed on the evening Of the
Of the 22d ul,, by the bursting Of swi,
vel
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-06-13

George Rapcle, who died in N. York,
las, week, LEFT property to the amount OF
a million and a hay IF dollars. hr IL.
wa. an alsaicur traveller during his long
hfe nearly hall ol which was passed 10
Asia,
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Mr.. Salisbury is a nativo of this town, and ser
ed his apprenticeship with the late Gen. Miller
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
qS D d 4 & arten..

Der nntetiebriebene benabribtet aebt:
|un8spDg feine 8unoen unb oas WubIifum
i'm al9eneiuen. baB ct nuusnsbr (eine neue
@arosMafbine, in p6llisem 9anae bat, auf
I,feinent alten Stanopnnfte, cine Ne;le Iio:
bttlib BON CAUTION. 81 ift 1umit in 8ereit:
|fbaft qBplls an3unebmen. uno fie auf Die
.beffe Meife ~ @arben, 3u oen nieoriaen
Wreiie BON a 1.2 Gents bas wfunb, men es
bep NSnabme be5ablt rpirb. .--ipnif miro 5
Gents eafar anserebuet. llno pofsrn nibt
innerbalb feds Monatsn be3ablt ,pirb, TO-
petosn oarpab Sntrefenansetehnst. ollie
8sfbdoisnn8 tpirD pnnftlib bs3ablt. r
9accb Mepfvs.
I Janp 12. 1885. s.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
Ns On rrth al,

an Der peitliden Gde feines b AZ dftei.
ernen Maar banles, speftticb Der
anaI'8rIde
oat 70 eben cine lbbne NuswabI, .ppbI
auegelubter uno febr ipoblfeiIer 9hter fGr
|oiefe SabrsS3eit er0fnst, bsitebenb in:
trOdenens, Sartensi nno sS1net>
|oemaarent porceuan Specereper1,
@i(en, 0uBtraaren oller Nrtj j0l01
I9eL 2eoer &c. &C. .>..< .,...@>~. =.
welbe er 70 tpoblfeil eertauft, ats irgeno ies
manb in oiefsm Marfte. - ~,,;,t
= b { n a u s H. Il.
Elm Waarbaus uno wobnbaus,
Iuslctten uno nbrelt0 .. Stdpts
den unsefibr s..@ .>.. ~" :.
15O2( f esrS a n b .a.,s-,r
am ganaL slsi6 cberbalb garl's
Srife. , !.
Ser r:-1sc 81 der bey 8. 6.
perbarb's Wible. aue meIbe ct 3i ben bills
llisIten Dreifen gum ge.faufe aubietst.
@r 3ablt ieoer5eit b ar WeIo far
IQDaisen, qBelfbforn, 3aber, SIa6faan,e,,,
Mclle, &c. &C., uno miro punftlib uno aufs
mertiam itbes Spsciticnss uno @cmn,ilis
onsgeibdft beforsen momit feline Sreuupe
uno &uuben i'm tesauftiseu nbsen. ".f
ManTaon. Suly 10. 1885. 12=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
Nfut 9ut Sabrtf*
4 Z

Der uuterlbriebene nirnmt iieb bic ssreps
belt feine Sreunoe uno oas Yublifum i'm ais
9smeinen 5u b fnnosn oaB sr oas I0utz
m berae fb i I, in Dem neuen bads
iteinernen S6oy. 90. /. in Der 3useara=
ras StroBe. in @aaton, cine Ibnre 6ftIib
y. Z. 9. @itbel's Stpbr 3u betreiben an=
sefansen,-alltpO er gebenst-auf 9anb III
ba!ten; ale Nrsen n, % bif1er 6ite,
setna6t pom beiten 9Raterial-l.no aaf pors
sasi6e Weiie. Sefslunssu auf foleenoe
Sattan9en !pIte, tperben banfbar angenpnrs
men uno prompt beforet ,peroen:
!Qerren raOoifbe i6war3e Qater
DO DO Otter brabne( %
Qllte Qerren fbwar3e nno orabne 0iteS
Snaben f6wasje uno DO bO
Botlue Gnaben pno MSrnsr bO
1soer @attuus. ..,.....
Da er betrddtIibe erfabruns in feinetti
0tf6dfte beitBt, unb entfbloFsn 1T, speoeF
Nabe nod QIussaben an feiner 0lrbeit au
lparen, ia bofft ct alsemeine 3ufrieoenbeit
5u 9epdbren,u. e'nen liberaisaQlntbsil ber bf
tentl16sn Cunt 5n peroienen ,sno erbaItea.
.:.. .--.> -. g. .. Qlbert.
Canton, 8ebr. Ss. 1885. 45.sW.
@Saarselb rriro besabIt far pel3e vor
Snetn, Mustratteu, Minfs u. r0tben 6ldbs
en-. .@~ "'. ,i#% ..r... s<@fv<~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
Sc Neue IS 1T er!i
q. uno 9. 0. so eG ullep,.

~. unO. y. 70. V( &c u II eDI
9aben foeben empf pfanaen unb ieBt erbFs
net, cine bcr5hSIibe Smabl, .. Der Sabre:|
seit anSentefenea II. 7
Stapel uno so . bewaore
ipeIde ite beabFdtisen ID ben nieorisf en-
Nreiien, fur baar IS els ooer 9anoespro:
buete 81 pertaufen. sic balten fitb ub er
seust cas In feinsn 9totr in gtatt 60 gu
billissrn 8ebin3unsea eertauft speroeu
fann.
USlr Bai;en Slabsf
unb s. eesS ame n, 70 tpie fir bic
,neiittu anberen 9anoes: :Grseusniife, iperoeu
fe au isber 3eit b a ar 8 10 sabIen.
TN. 8. 0tlle Solbe, ,pelobe feb i,te,
feds Olpnate, ourh 0toteu ooer auf anoe.
er Weiie, Die iib in unlerer Sbulo wifTen,
rpsrben bloB 81 ibrem eissueu gtuBen ban:
bel, srenn ie otne Der5uS Ribtigfeit mad:
eu-oa mir entlbIofsn fuo,, Die Abbssabl
uus Su ets,pinsen; pesbalb mir bpffsn cae
ale bierbsp SntereHrte, unfern Munfb er.
fAaennno uuS Der unansenetmen Oictbmen
otafeit hberbsben tperoen. ibre 91ebuuusen
Den betrefsnoen 8eamteu sur ginlammlune
81 ibetSeben. . J..
p8 II, d y lener 9ipps
tpiro 2onuentpeiie ie uno bepm 8ulbd Der:
falft. @.>+'- @.-~ 49,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
Neut Oiltet
8ehlfeiler benrl iietllols !! 4 7

Die llnterfbriebeuen baben 70 ebeu BON
Oteu.Dort une pbilaoslpbia erbalteu, Elm
ercdes nno ausseotbntes enforcement pon
Srofenen 6erft. lluo qBtntersQBaa,
rem 9rocerepeni 5artenwaaren,
Specerepeni ac. ..,,..:. -. .... -.
OIL fp.-Oerren uno &naben Rappen
Stiefel unO Sbub, gumaIaffid Sbub
{ (India Ru6der,) BON better qualitdt, 90
men Mcroeeo nnb prunsua S6ub.
Spanif0 Sobk uno Oberleber.
+ Gin aIsemeiues Qffirtimsut bon Qaten u
Sappen. >.@-- -.
Wsld,e fe enti6todsn iinb elm 10 enis
|ro blf ell er atS Der nieoriafte preiB 81
rerfaufen. &aufuti8e tperosn abtunsspOl
erinbt, bsD ibnen an5uipre6eu, uno fur fid
lsIbf 81 urtbeiIen. .
| SIT de, 6 at / uno 81 d gel
&c. &c. Bel ftdnois auf 3 nb-uno spie Sc;
pbbnlib gum 8ertauf-isbr moblfsil.
arBaar9elo rn5 Der preiB piro Be:
sablt fir QBai3eu, Slariaan,et, &c.
gle perlan9en
SDGnGA n pfuub Sbwel'
@YDVBO nefelfb.
0arris, Gepnolos uno Nusuilin
Canton, Dec. 12. 1884. 35=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
Woblfeiler oenu iemo(S :?


Die i1nteri6riebsnen 3eisen ibreu 8reun=
oe" une Gunoen, uno Dem sausenpublitun,,
sr9eoenft an, oaB fts III BsI IbaftspHbinoung
9etretten itno. Sie baben ibrsn Sbapp
tn Der Gusearawa& Stra6s, in Canton, (se:
raos Dem t,euen 9anfbau(e eegeniber, fri:
Der bewObnt BON pbiIip DenaIt,) bebeu:
t!no nerarSBert, ano perben oafsIblt bettan
Dig auf qano baben, insrOBes G0ortimeu1
BON >
SdtteL 3iument @attelbdgs,
Seasgilem piftclenbalftern, Gaool,
lertfen GbaGes, potrpntal1en; &C..
Dearborn @efbirr, & u m m ct S,
8dulsgefbirr jeber 2lrt 6 . fer,
Ssuer @pmett 2ouopner @o9en
Feltfben, Neits, @legontet, 6ar9ir,
tet, uno Sig peitf6en Stdtl1,
Vlebten te0er 0atune.
Qlues BON gutter Gualitdt, nit ben beften
Materlaien uno iauber aen,aebt pollen fie
i'm 8rOBen uno &leiuen; 70 Ypoblfeil als es
in oen,peltliebeu Staateh irsenbpo su ba
ben lit. 9esen 9 aar9elb pber annebm:
llbe &anoes Wrooudte verfaufeu. QEue ae:
ina6te Befellunsen .perbsn aufs leDnclIlte
ausssfabrt. -.'.
william Btals, uno
Scbn Sudtus, jun.
Canton, Miia. 90. 1885. 2O:tf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
Canton, Mua. 29. 1885.

ce5n elmer @auntv Stabt, i'm n6relideu
1belle oes. Staates Sbio, 1T cine Bier=
brauereD au perfaufen.-eie 1T (etr
ooribeilbaft selesen, bic einsise in Ger @tabt
uno IN ben naebfenStaoten, lieat an einem
fbifbarsn Slaffe, no tdolib Dampffbiffe
aus Dem @rie See anfot,,,neu uuo abaebsn.
weourb Bic Der(eubuns lebs erlei6tert
piro.-Die Gebduoe lisssn an elmer Der
sanshartten Strafsn; Die 1rauerep III erit
por E Wlonaten tteu eebaut, i'm 8raubaule
1T cine CUTE Sprin9, unb bepm Oauie elm
lbbner eSarten ,1no b;nlanglieb Maum nm
Die 9ebauoe 5u errpeitern.-@iu nsuer fur.
fsrner Re ell ei.ea 8 95arrel baltenb, Be,
onreb sineu Auflas auf sac garrsl pers
atbiieft tpstoen fann, elle @eratbIbaiten
ftno neu ,luo gut seu,aGt, ,pelbe ALE ban,
perfauft tpereen.-Der Mreis bes aute,,
strons=Dier 1T in oisfer gesenb. 8 Sblr.
paS Barrel.--Die 3uradfebr eines 2beilba.
bers na6 Deutiblano tnaobt einaio baf Die.
iss portbei!bafte @smerbe perfauit miro - -
2!ub fbante Elm oes Nisrbrauens d, I
fuuoi9er als Ibeilbaber aur 0dIfte, 70:
pobl ain 8eminne, als audi an ben qieee,,=
l6afren, nit einem @apital bon e. 700
Dollars, eintretten. '.G.,@.% ..s,,ID
Sat bas Wdbere trenbe man lid, il, pp1f.
|frspen 8riefsn an bic Nebaetion oes 81 a
terlanosfreunees,i s, in Canton, ..
bio II r z.s.s=. = ~ & ).
Suly 3. 1885. #zasa.a..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
- 70 tfctiD n s..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4.
Ql5entsusSTis-ganton, J
sAss ~ ... Dec. FL. 12S5.

,s.3s@ $50. .>-<. s. x5Oec. "a. 1855. -
"a Der llnteffbriebeus bon Der .tpro
tsetion Snfuranee.g ompaanie'
80 partfctS, gonnsctiet,t. als QIaent anae
tfellt nno aatorifrt ugroen obue 9Iuffd,ui
YefFbernnsen aas3,tFellen, IS erbi,tet {,
ib tiernit oaufer, Stobrs, Nlhbleu. ea
bsiden unb 9deuern, iammt beren osnbait
f,ebf iraenberlep anberm abnliebeu giae i,
tbutfe, 8egen 8erlulf ODER 8elbdbiauno
bnrtb Sener, 80 aBeeuriren. Die Roffen ba:
30 fino nieorises. alS bic irgenb eir,er 9Ir1.
tfalt oieler Qlrtt; uno bic Meife ,pelebe biefe
Dfie in S6lihfuns ibrer @elbdfte. uno
osr 8erittisung nnb 8s3abluns ibrer Der.
LUTTE, rerfol9en tpirb, riro prompt unb IL
beral fsDn. 9nfrasen far Beoinsungen u.
M1eturan3, fatsen in bee QImtSffube BON
9arriS Jinb 8eloen inGantcn, ae,naobt tpers
een, bard a1e @dhdfte in Ye5ua auf oiefe
Maemft ftaft persaittelt werben.
Son 6orris,
ntfds tefaets gcn,pasnis. |
Saatpa Jan. 10. 1885, Soft,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-16
COMMUNICATED.

It's not unusual, after hard fought battle, tor
the General in command, when all have Done
their duty, to compliment all by stating il would
be invidous to discriminate. This was precise
y the case with our Fire Companies On recent
occasion, and no one could witness their ul-
firing efforts without bestowing or them uh-
bounded applause.
The little Crescent flew TO the scene OF acuoh,
and was placed by her able commanders IN a
position at once highly useful, and acted WIN
others quite efficiently, and saved an adjoining
building, almost wrapped in the midst oil the
destroying element
The Crescent Fire Company, as have been
informed, is now eighty five in number, and,
with few exceptions, all young men,-and
promises to be one amongst the most efhcieht
Fire Companies in this place. But Tie size ol
the Engine may greatly retard the growth OF
the Company, and also lessen its usefulness, as
il is by no means rlted even TO the present ply
steal force Of tie Company. This clrcum
stance was known al ar early day, when tie
Company was about forming;-but, rs an IN
ducement to the young men to join and make
up the Crescent Fire Company they were pro
missed, by what they deemed good authority
that one Of the Engines in the possession OF iiIe
IIydraulion Fire Company, which belongs 10
the Corporation, would be given up to theiI
This desirable and patriotic surrender py Wy
latter Company has recently been dechhe",
WHICH Is UIuCU ~ Uc IcSIetteu VII wv
LIST, it will lessen the public safety, as the ny
drauliop Company does not muster more ioIce
than will man one Engine and, 2dly, the disap
pointment will be great to the philanthiopic anu
praiseworthy efforts of the young men: VINO
should be met and encouraged in their under
taking. As have before stated, there Is put
one company Of the Hydrauon1sntihey y nave nave
Fire Companies. and all four of the Engines are
located at the Market Square, with one or two
more in the lower part of the town. in the west
division of the town there are but two engines,
and one of them the little Crescent Under al
these circumstances it is greatly to be desired
that the Hydraulion Company will, on due re
Election, reverse their recent decision; as re-
servation of one Engine for special purposes
and to be used only on particular OCCASIONS
would be drawing dangerous line OF dlst'ne,
ton, and by no means calculated 10 mee' .ne
expectations of the public. Gentlemen VIII Ger Ger
tainy see my object-Qhe public sa'etyG pu.'
lest they may not appreciate my motives Ioi-
recty, tell them frankly, am not mempel
Of the Crescent Fire Company tha' value
all efficient Fir. Companies alike-and my OH
ly object is the public good, NESroF'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-16
PUBLIC MEETING.

AT meeting ofthe Young Men of Alexandra,
to make arrangements for celebrating the ami
versary of w ashingtons Birth Day, held at the
Town Hall on the 18th instant, EDGAR SNowDEy
was called to the Chair, and DR.. A. WEDUER-
BURN appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were then offered,
and unanimously adopted
lst. That the 22d of February happening this
year on Sunday, for public convenience the ce-
LIBERATION Of the Anniversary OF Washingtons
Birth Day, take place on Friday the goth.
I'd. That the various associations, Civil AID
Military, and the Alexandria Harmonic Society,
be invited to join in the celebration.
3D. That the citizens of the Town, generally,
be requested 10 unite in the Procession to be
formed, and proceed from the City Hotel to the
Second Presbyterian Church, where an Grafton
is to be delivered by REUBEN JOHNSTON, Jr app
pointed by the Washing IN Society.
4th That the Alexandria Artillerists be re !.
auested 10 fire n Itiona Statutes at sunrise, noon,
and sunset, on the Goth instant: aud that mas
ters' Of vessels in port be requested, on that day.
to display their flags.
The meeting then adjourned.
EDGAR SNOWDEN, Chairman.
A. J. WEDDERRuRN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-16

In tie Virginia House of Delegates, on the
18th, petition was presented by MIR. Williams,
of citizens of Stafford. Prince William and
Fairfax for the incorporation of a company to
construct rail road from Fredericksburg to
Alexandria-also, OF citizens Of Prince William
and Fairfax. praying that the town of Occoquan
may be made pointin the location prayed for
in the above petition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-16

There is little prospect at pr sent Of the two
branches Of the Legislature OF Massachusetts
agreeing in the election Of Senator to Con-
gress On Tuesday the Senate again made
stood, for Mr. Adams twenty-five, Gov. Davis
eleven, William Baylies three. Before the
House again acts the proceedings of Congress
of Friday before last will have been received at
Boston, which may possibly have some effect in
the final result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-16

! ANOTHER FRE.-Wc are panied to announce
| the destruction of another splendid ana costly
public edifiCe, this day, by hre. The Baltimore
| CITY and County Court House. fronting OH Mo-
nuu,ent Square and Lexington street. one oil The
architectural ornaments of our city, was reduc-
ed to a heap of ruins this day, by the destroying
| demonstrating nothing above the first story
but n naked outline of bare walls the evidence
of its former extent and architectural beauty.
So far as we can learn from inquiries among
the thousands Of anxious spectators IN the neigh
borbood of the scene, the fire must have been
first communicated to the attic or dome OF the
building: as shortly after the alarm was first
sounded, which was about II O'Clock, A. Nj. the
flames were seen striking up into the bellry oil
the dome, and out at the attic window over The
entrance, facing the South. Our active, VlgHant,
and energetic fire companies were soon on the
ground in great force. But such was the height
of the building, the confined nature OF its loca-
ton, and the unfavorable nature of the ground
being a steep activity, as approached from the
open space on Monument Squarc-that their
utmost efforts combined with good supply OF
water appeared to have little effect In checking
the progress Gfthe flames.
The devourng element continued It's WORK
upon the splendid dome of the building Tor near
an hour in the full view of an anxious crowd,
which blocked up the spacious square, and 9th
or avenues of approach to the edihce. Not less
destructive was its work in the attic during thlS
period, unseen 10 lnc SJcCl.'toIS' uoibo S|'
tied down gradually without striking addition
al terrors as some had feared, by sudden crash,
and shortly after, twelve o'clock, the third iloor
of the main wing of the building gave way and
fell upon the second.
The flames ragged the while on the roof and
upper story of the western section. But having
now come more within the efficient action otthe
fire department, some cieck was afterwards IN
terposed to their progress.
In the eastern end, appropriated to the accom-
mediation Of the Courts the fire is still raging,
in the per Court ron N; but it is believed that
the lowest story, or Court room will be saved.
In the Western end of the building, in which
are located, on the lower floor, the Record Off
ces of the Clerk and Register, the progress ofthe
fire has also been arrested, and the important
repositories of the City and County Records are
safe.
We can hazard no opinion as to the manner
in which the fire originated. And we regret to
mention a rumor, likely enough to prove true,
that an individual had been killed by the falling
| in of the roof while in the upper Court Room.
P. S. Athalfp past one, the fire is under control
and the first story is saved.-Bdftimore Patriot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-16
ALEXANDRIA:
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1895.

We have received the January number ofMr
Whites Southern Literary Messenger. It con-
tains great variety OF well written original
prose and poetical articles, and its contents are
such as to satisfy US that The proper literary spi-
rit has been awakened in the Old Dominion
The typographical execution Of the work is
beautiful. We wish the Messenger all the sue
cess that il merits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-16

LATEST FROM MExIco-The schooner Creole,
Capt Page, has arrived at NewYork from Tam
pico. which place she EFF on the 9th Of Janua
ry. The only intelligence furnished is that Il
report was rife Of conflict between Gen. San.
ia Anna and Gen. BuStamente. The party Of
the former was believed to be on the decline.
The overthrow Of the Church party within
few months would occasion us no surprise
The march of revolution is onward-and es-
pecalIy has this been proved to he the case in
the South American States, in relation 10 all
sacerdotal assumptions of power and authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-16

The Ship Hark Away, at Norfolk, brings
English papers to the first of Jdnuary-no later
than nave been heretofore received at New
York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-16

FURTHER DIsGRACEFuL PRocErDINGs-On Sa-
tur1ay night, between 10 and IL O'Clock, ten or
dozen men proceeded 20 the office OF the
Landmark, and commenced breaking in the
lower door with an axe, supposed with view
of entering and injuring the office. The police
interlered and checked the mischief Two or
three persons were yesterday arrested, charged
with being concerned in this affair, and are
placed under bonds for their appearance before
the Police Court for trial.-.Sdlem Register.
SALEM, Feb 9-We are all up in arms here
Nothing is talked Of but the Rev. Mr.. Cheever,
and the Cowhiding-the Rev. MIR. Phelps and
the Landmarks the joint and scandalous
attack of the Rev. gentlemen on the reputation
the members of one OF the most respectable
families of the oldest inhabitants. Groups OF
persons are congrcgated at the public places,
with minds cited 10 the highest pitch OF in lig-
nation The evaporation OF the Unitarians, who
have been !ibeed sect, is as violent as then
feelings are indignant ! cannot tell what may
be the issue.
Our worthy and excellent townsman, Picker
ing Dodge. appealed to the law to protect his
own reputation, and guard the memory Of his
father from unhaowed reproaCh; and this morn
ing the Rev Mr. Chcever. author of the article
in the Landmark, which brought upon him the
ashes of COwhide, the Rev. Mr.. Phelps, editor
of the Landmark Il gentleman OF whom the
good folks Of IIatcrhill may tell you queer
story, and Mr.. Andrews, the publisher of the a.
forcsaid Landmark were brought mp to answer
Mr. Dodge on a charge oflbc and JidsPhemy-
Boston transcript.