Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-02

o s.oaLsr GAl.-Nssserday eve,;,,
' ooe esy was visissa by s
.no fa'o, which passed over j, Ia. - q
70 the nossh east ~ith grea, v;ole.Ae1
ing 20 's Prosrsss large .mou., 49,
no zinc root II the new Christ
street was almost entirely blow. or
penetrating the wooden abe. ,h,e,
s'oe has - aasch injured the ceiH..
probable new one will be reouin.S
ana costly organ was protected FRI -
placing carpets and saepaulsss n
'nas part Of tho building. A p.n ~
roots Of i've stores in BALTIMORE .,r... ~
North and Calvert, occupied by NJ.
ner ~ Co. Joseph Robinson, C.. ". ~
walter Crook jr. was also torn Oft .s1
bic damage done by tho rain p-...s'.,s
buildings. 4 portion of the co.,a.- ~
Baltimore Museum was blown off "a b
The street, and partof the zinc ~
warehouse OF Messr~.T r. Jenk,n. g.
timore street nearSt. Paui's. The -.
Jas. Fvlcr and Sop Eu,aw house.. ~.~N
uErooted
Considerable damage was tlooo 4. a..
which - now rebuilding. A r.r, ~
wall on tho aOuth eide, and IN. 49,
hack wall, on the Falls. y ere blown -
loss TO the Circus is ahou, an. ,h....
anu - ~I.' occas'o" n delay in the 49,.
WORK oil i've or sin weeks Tho IN ~
Danlcvy's stable in Frederick .,e...
OUT; and also the gable end Of 49,.
its fall. 81
Tho upper reservoir Of the Ga. g..
.. oN street, was unroofcd Bead, p
c"'"neys were blown Gown, rupf. -,
COWS aud doors blown in and hnkec -
"a'"aged by the rain. in alanos, cyerv -, -
Guy. Among the chirnneys blown ~.
heard OF one OF the dwelling of Mr.. H.ns
OF Saratoga and Gay street-one Of NJ n
IN Frederick strces-,wo Of Nc. Kel~. ~
Baltimore street, which crushed a bach ~
III their fa'!-two Of house in An~;,h -.
Since writing the above, we learn ,h.s r
tire roof Of tho Mcssr.. Tavlor,. -.
which comprises TWO or three stories =.
off, carried across the street by The - }
lodged on the tops Of the opposite 49,
roof which were considerably damaesi n
fall.
Several persons narrowly escaped d. -
ton OF their lives during the gale AL
en- hands were at work under the - -
Circus n short time before they fell ~
man rode into Mr.. Dunicvy's s,aLlss -
instant before the gable end was hlov.
he been but n moment later, no muss 10 Nm
crushed by tho falling bricks. Psssn
blown down in the streets. A v~.e
Camden street was carried some dietasrs '
violence of the wind, and lodxedi IN "a. p,
The shipping in the port escaped w,,iau
injury, and We heard of no damage duas !
vessels in the Bay .--Baltimore Hssscrix
The name Of ~ p. TALLxApcE.U &
from New York, has been suggested in Z
the northern papers as a suitable candiasl
Vice Presidency. On this the R,chmo1 4
remarks shat the Southern Wings caan1
will not support an expungcr for any o6n(
ever. Upon this point the Wings Of virgisa1
least unanimous. They believe with II
soulcd Leigh, that Expunging was not e
act of moral inrpitude,' bat Of base ~
which should receive ,hroughou, all time q
Grafton Of every patriotic heart. II sl
which I. mortal can perform, requires - -
at repentance il is this damning asd ~
deed" II is added that tho Souihsn Whie(
give their support to any sound Ssaassu
the Vice Presidency, provided he Re ~
!, aboli'ionist nor an Expungcr."