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Dreadful Fire in NOrvnv.

Christina, HprI 30.-The mail from
Dronthcm has brought us to-day the af-
illcting news that the third and best built
part of the city was burned down on the
2ith Of April, in the afternoon till mid
night, during violent storm: 3l4 houses
were destroyed, and 1000 persons are
without shelter. The fire, which broke
out in the house of 4 carpenter, is said to
have been caused by the negligence of a
servant maid. At the departure of the
mail, on Monday noon, it was feared that
the danger was not over.
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Smb.TrcaSmry--- HnnII.

The New York Herald, of the 10Th inst. says
"The Sub-Trcasury law is repealed in the Senate
and will be so in the House. This will bring the
law of June, 1886, or the pet bank system into
operation. This law is meant to be in operation
only until the National Bank plan can be carried
into operation. The prospect for thisgrows more
prccarious. Mr.. Ewing is about to submit his
plan, which we understand is to embrace a capital
of $50, 100000, the principal Bank to be located
ut Washington. One third of the stock to be
subscribed by the Goycrnmcnt.-l'he general de-
tails of the plan are very restricted as to general
banking movements. This will not suit the CLAW
party, who want large bank of extensive pow
crs, and should such bank be passed. the Prcsi-
dent will veto it without hesitation. The Pres.
dent is avowcdly willing to go as far as the CON
sttution will permit, in giving banking charter
to the Government fiscal agent, but the plumber
party will acquire no advantage in the proposed
change"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25
WHO ARE THE WssEt
Who are the Wise !

They who have govern'd with sclt-contrrl
Each will and baneful passion OF the soul
Ourb'd the strong impulse Of all fierce desires,
But kept alive affections purer iires
They who have passed the labyrinth of life,
Without one hour of weakness or of strife;
Prepared each change Of fortune to endure;
Humble tho rich, and disniicd though poor
Skill'd in the latent movements of the heart
Learn'd in the lore which Nature can impaIt-
Teaching that sweet philosophy aloud,
Which sees the silver lining of the cloud,
Looking for good in all beneath the skies:
These are the truly wise,
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son to tho Presidency, which cannot fail to i'm.
! press every individual as being somcwha, extra.
ordinary in their nature. Tothc supcrstitious they
furnish materials for speculation, whilst the more
incrcdulous regard them as a singular connection
ofincidcnts; yet, if particular notice was taken Of
every other occurrences Immediately previous to-
ov after an event So important and unprecedented
Is the death of the Chief Magistrate of the L. :.
incidents quite as singular might possibly he adj
Iuccd. We are indebted to the Utica Observer
Tor the following catalogue, and publish it merely
for the purpose of showing the important chain
Of circumstances connected with that event:
|, Immediately after the election of General II
he was riding on horseback ON his farm and the
earth gave way under him, and he only escaped
being cngulphed by leaping from his horse some
If feet, whilst the animal sunk into the "bowcls
of the earth"
,. The great Chandelier in Congress Hall, fell
and was dashed to pieces.
The American flag next lloatcd away from
its halyards on the top of the Capitol towards the
bouSItSslOnd buINIlS SIuuuu'
H. Libcrtys statute then lost its right arm in
front of the Capitol
5. The eagle over the chair of the Senate drop
ped the scroll with the inscription "raou MANY
oNr."
6. The Gcncrallcft Cincinnati during the shock
of an earthquake
n,,t .l,l H., ID Ia.
more.
8. \ terrible snow storm ushcrcd him into
Washington.
o. His portrait, which had been placed beside
the portraits of other Presidents fell from its nail
in the Library of Congress, and its rich and heavy
gliding was dashed to pieces by the fall
10. The line that held the flags upon which
were traced the names of the Harrison States,
slackencd from Clagct's chimney and fell, its
swallow-tliled burden to be dragged in the mud
and snow.
II. The Inauguration day dawncd in gloom.
II. The day of reception, succeeding the Inau.
guration, was marked by bitter snow storm.
10. Steamship President, while bearing account
of Inauguration, lost.
II. \ severe illness scizcs the President short
time after his Inauguration.
10. When he was deemed better he suddenly
died.
l6. The day of his funeral was cold dark and
stormy.
II. Immediately after his burial, his house at
North Bend was wrapped in flames.
Is. Hon. Charles Oglc who took the most ac.
tive and ungcnerous means to secure the election
of Gen, II. has been summoned to the land of
spirits"
10. In few weeks the United States Bank
failed
20 The editor of the Boston Atlas dropped
dead with his appointment in his hand.
81. In every place where the people assembled
to pay their respects to the illusrious dead, the
heavens frowncd and the clouds wept bitter tears
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bank OF Illinois,

We commend the following important piece
Of intelligence, from the Cincinnati Enquirer o.
the ID inst, to the public:
"We learn privately, that the Attorney
General of Illinois has caused notice to be
given that he will apply for leave to file
quo Warra,io against the Bank of Ilino-
is, at Shawncetown, before the Circuit
Court of Sangamo county, in July. 1t
appears that the charter of the Bank was
granted by the Territorial Legislature, to
cease and determine, for all otler purpo-
SEES than closing its business, in 1887.
1t has nevertheless gone or swimmlngly,
and has now out very Urge circulation.
The information, 1t is sp,ed, caused con-
siderable futtering among the managers
of the Bank, who Immediately had a
meeting and resolved to ,1it dscOuahng.
What influence this m"ement may have
upon the credit of ,e paper, we cannot
say. The question of the right to go on
and issue paper, nder charter that ha'
been dead for our years, is the thing In
issue; bu, y, suppose the court VIII
,skc measure, to compel the managers OF
he Bank + redeem its ro,cs. l nc mat
er is w,r,hy of attention on the part OF
hose Interested"
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Important Mprc.--Thc n. Y Sun sWs: alt
is reported in Washington that the lbn. Daniel
Webster goes to England, as our Nnster-that
the present Secretary of the Nay goes into the
Chair OF State, and that the Hon. Charles B.Pcn-
rose, of Pennsylvania, goSe into the Navy De-
purtmcnt,"
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Bnk Scindirs ATcIed-rhc Rochester De-
mocrat states that Benton and WyckoI, Cashier
and President of the Farmers Bank of Seneca
county, were brought from Maine to that city, and
committed to Jail in default of security, OIL several
charges Of Il very serious nature
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

NRtoaai Bmk.-Thc Committee Of the u. s.
Senate, (on Mr.. Clay's motion to refer to select
committee so much Of the Presidents message as
relates to uniform currency, &c.) consists of
Ncssrs, Clay of Kentucky, Choa,c, Wright, Bcr-
ncn, King, Tallmagc, Bayard, Graham, and Hun
TN ttOn.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

augustus C. Dodge has been nominated by the
Democrats of Iowa as candidate for Delegate to
Congress. The Convention assembled at Iowa
City on the 9TH inst.--was fully represented and
nominated Mr.. ID. by reclamation.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

Nd'f R'J6er Coaricied-An individual by the
name OF Braidc was convicted at P,sburg on the
It'll INST OF three distinct offences of mail robbery.
Subsequently, two of the gang of which he was
chief (Stmyer and Germany came into Court and
plead guilty. One more Of the same gang &C.
mnIns in CUSTODY.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

JHl Burnt ami a Prisoner Hang-Wc learn
from the Ohio sun, of the 3lst ult., that the Jail
IN Batavia, Clermont county, o.. was destroyed
by fire on the 18th ult. Mr. Frazier, the Sheriff,
who resided in it, sustained considerable loss.
\ prisoner in the Jail, by the name of Neal
Thompson, few days previous to its destruction
hung himself to a bar of one of the window
crates.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

UJDow's short patent sermon, which may be
found on the first page of to-day's paper, should
not have been published-it is entirely too pcrso-
nal for large number of our subscribers, and we
hope no person of sensitive feelings will read it
IT is HORRIBLE! DON'T READIT!
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NNliOnnl 0ii,II,s.

Not being superstilious ourselves, we have
no desire to publish incidents which may occur ii,
any particular period in The history OF this coun-
try, for the purpose d disseminating superstilious
influences among others, but we call the attcn-
ton of our readers to thcfollowiug incidents which
have transpircd since the election of Gen. Harm
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L9ok'ng pp.--Thc New York Commercial
Gazette, of the Sth inst. says "Thc notes of the
Farmers Bank of Orleans, the Bank of Olcan,
and the State Bank of n. Y. at Buffalo, which
were IN the list of suspended banks, are now re-
dccmed"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

Religious IGlrence.-Thc Court of Sessions in
the city OF New York, is composed of three judges.
one Protestant the second Catholic, and the
third an lsracitc
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For going into committee,
Against it,
Majority against ministers,

Sir II. PeclimmcdiatcIy gave notice that on the
eth of May, he should move a resolution setting
forth that Parliament had lost all confidence in
ministers, and that their continuance in office was
contrary to the spirit Of the constitution
Lord John Russell next day refused to resign,
aud said that he should reserve the great test
question of the Corn Laws for the 18th of June.
II is said that if ministers are again defeated, they
will Immediately dissolve Parliament and cast
themselves npon their country.
All the manufacturing and commercial towns
are holding large meetings in opposition to the
corn laws, sugar and timber duties, and the forth
coming elections will be the most exciting and
important which have taken place in England
since the return of the Reform Parliament. AL
ready many candidates are in the field in antci-
patton OF a dissolution.
The great Eastern Treaty, which had only re-
ceived the initials of the Five Powers, has now
been fully settled by all five and most chcerfuly
by France So ends that noisy affair.
The prospect for good crops in England this
season is very cheering. Wheat in particular, it
is said, bids fair for most abundant crop.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

Election in I!aJahaa.-The returns of the Inf,
election OF Congressman in this State, establishes
the important fact that the Democratic army is
1900 men stronger than all the opposition forces
combined.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

William Cost johnson, at present member of
Congress- has been nominated by the wings for
Governor of Maryland
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Trivial incidents in early life give
turn TO character. We sometimes see
noble oak bent and distorted from twist
given to the ,wig. So in human life
many little UNDECIDED incident will tell
in future years.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

"Ppe-Lggcr' Ghnlworih.-Thc Jury in tho
case of G!entwor,h remained out until IL O'Clock,
at which time the court, by legal limitation, ceas-
Cd to exist. When called into court they decla-
red their utter inability to agree being seven for
acquitta and five for conviction, and were dis
charged
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

The negroes convicted of the murder Of Mcssrs
Weaver and Baker, at st. Louis, are to be cxecu-
ted on the 9th of July next.
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The Springfield (Mass) Gazette says: ",he
railroad for nearly thirty miles west Oft the river is
now in complete order"
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Nicai.-Good fall wheat is worth e. lets. in
Springfield.
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Sour GrGPcs.-Govcrnor Seward, of n. Y, it
is said, declines a reelection.
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Foreign News.
Arrival of she Great Western.

The Great Western, Capt. Hosken, arrived on
the 10th inst at New York, in fourteen d., 5 from
Bristol. She brings Bristol dates up to the eth
and London to the Goth ult
BY this arrival we have nothing positive with
regard to the safety of the steamer President.
Large steamers have been spoken at sea by vcs-
sells bound to England and France; but little
hope is entertained, however, among commercial
men, that any of these steamers could be the Pre-
silent.
The principal topic of interest in England is
the great movement in parliamentary tactics and
struggle for place and power between the wings
and tories. Not long ago Lord j. Russell had in
troduccd u measure to reduce the duties on sugar
from OBS. to So, and moved that the house 90 in
t. committee Of the whole on the question. Lord
SGndon opposed this with an amendment, which
after debate of eight nights, was carried thus on
the 18th of May;
For going into committee, 2sl
Against it, 3l7
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Ser . YaterlanDe SreunD uHb @et1t Ser Set. :
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9olfsfrcibet unb @leidhett Daun tperben bic @jeos
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