New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
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IEM-Y0RK- THuRsDAY MoRNING. Jul e9.
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The BANK QuEsTlos SETILED.-our a''', -,
Washington this morning full of interest
seen Ina, the Bank bill has been engrosseu '
inc in the Senate so amended by Mr.. NlN'
Is almost sure TO becomea Law. MS IS 'e'N
10 fight all fears and viii be haded oy '''
the whole Country.
~ rr;snd. Of the unfortunate ought there 10 be
pb, Meeting called forthwith urge upon the House the
nna e ,1e BANKRUPT Law now before it7 1t will
hut few dollars to have Meeting in the Park evening
a, 8. and may do great COOL. The advocates of eternal
bondage bankrupt make by ncesant effort tor the
smaness of their numbers. There danger-though we
trust not ferudabe-tt they viii succeed in s,aving on
decisive action in the House this Session unless the Peo
pie speak out. Patriots Phlanthrspts Friends ct Ma
,iona Prosperity the very verge OF the Land OF FRO
mise shall we insaney wander back into the bowling wider
mesa No. never Let evety put his shoulder 10
the Wheel aad days the crash OF broken shacKies
will give joyful token that the great work OF deliveance
70 The despairing accomplished Moments are precious
now Hope or Disqualification or Slavety-Lic or
Death TO Half Million of feeborn Americans hangs on the
events of the next fortnight
pr The Albany Argos bazons the exploded falsehood
obout quarrel between President Tyler and Mr. Ewing in
regard TO the removal of Clerks and credits it to The
Nep. York Sun, neutral print" 1t won't go down,
1hree-wall
F1Rr-At about 2 o'clock last night fire broke out IN
one of the oubuildng the Of No "a Vesry-strec
occuped by Mr. Prier cabinet shop and chair factory
and by Mr. Van Buren, a turning shop. which was de-
s,roved il was insured or its full value. Also. As and 49,
with brick fronts occupied dwelling houses by Mrs Pau
and Mr. Carpenter also consumed with stable in The
rear Tea OF out-budings belonging to houses in
Greenwch-sreet, burned The origin of the fire was
not ascertaned.
BlruMlsous CoALW,h reference the statement lha;
rho Great Western had twice taken FIRE from sponia
neou combustion Of the btuninos coal on board which we
published Yesterday from the louisville pa Journal. Mr..
Richard Irwin Agent the Steam Navigation Company
nounces utterly untrue ard says that all the British steam
rs whether on long short voyages this cea and that
no such accident has occurred any one oil tnen
FlRE-At abou, o'clock yesterday morning fire brake
out in tws-stoy building in the rear Of 30 Sullivan
street 1t occupied, the upper part by Mr. h" as
cabinet shop and the lower ly John Richards rs bakery
The ,s Of the latter was 81 800 The following buildings
were either destroyed damaged before the lire was sub
dned:-No 1874 two-s,ory brick building slightly damaged;
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small brick building owned by Mrs Richards occupied by
John Richards dwelling and house nearly de-
stroyed furniture saved insurance. No l38 wo-stoy
frame house. occupied by Henry r. Van Der and VIM o-
sev: furniture s4osy saved building entirely destroyed;
owned by Charles A. Stewart, and insured or 900 Nos
$40 and 49, ,wo-story brick buildings owned by John d.
Boge The lower stories of both occupied By hun US
grocery the upper part of lao untenaned that OF
I'd hvW Nm, Laws nandN Cornell.
the rear six buildings all owned by Mr. Boser', were par
1iully DESTROYED they occupied BY twelve families
Mr. Roger- upon the buildings is nearly covered by
insurance His stock of groceries was mostly saved The
origin OF the fire was probably accidental
FIRr-On Tuesday last barn belonging to the POOR
House at Waertown Mass took fire and burned to the
ground with a contents including twenty tons OF hay
Two horses and yoke of A poor maniac named
james Vose confined in in the barn. persisted IN Inc
flames All the sheds and adjoining oubudngs were con-
smed The are believed have been the work OF an M
cendary
FRoN ToBAsco-Lc,tcrs received at NGw-Orieans from
Tobasco state that the night of May eth part of the
Garrison of Oaaca proclaimed against Centrasm against
whom LARGE number of the citizens had united; and 1t
hoped that the the troops would also come out IN Ia
vor Of the same cause that the force opposed TO them
would compel them to surrender ut discretion
On the Goth Of June the Cenalists concentrated at Hui
nanguo were entirely defeated by Don Francisco Se'e
nanst The Ccntrais,s had formed aubnscade of
Than four hundred men, but they routed By vigorous
charge Abou, % men were killed and hundred taken
prisoners
MExco-The brig Apalachicoa, arrived u; New-Orleans
the ,h brings later accounts from Tampico walch ind
that there fresh troubles in that department
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the central rule Several contemplated instructions had
-, l;.o. ! - ,.. lo., Tho Garrison rere kent nm