New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

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Irby.
The fire is believed to be tie work OF an incen-
diary. The principa! sutierersa are Samuel tlcni-
ing. Samuel Blrksdalc & Co and John 5. Os
borne The entire loss is estimated at about
$50 900, as none of the houses were insured.
GALE AT New ORLEANs-Thc New. . leans
Pic.vunc says: We learn by The tow-hoat Daniel
Webster, rom the S W Pass, that on on Sun
d.y last, 25lh ult about - NJ. the wind COM
menccd blowing from the S.S.W. and Increased
to perfect gale, which lasted until Monday
night yecting round to the " S.W. a very heavy
sea rolling all the time. The ship Clifton, In
person. for Livergool, the ship Henry, NoyeF, Tor
Ma,soilles and the barquc Mary Ellen, Stout
;oy New York. all got aground on the bar, and
arc in a leaky condition. The Clifton Will have
to discharge about thTce-toulths OF her cargo, ana
return 10 the city for repairs. The towooats
Panther and Shark have gone down to receiye
her freight
The Henry lost her rudder and received other
damage. The Mary Ellen sprung leak and
filled with water; the towhoat Persian came
alongside and was receiving her freight, but there
wc5e doubts as TO the safety Of the vessel. The
ship Troy. Hills, for Liverpool, also got or the
bar, and had he7 rudder carried away, but would
Ship Arvum, Varnal, from Boston, in coming in
over the bar, got aground, and is now IN ltaky
condition her cargo consisted of lime and as
sorted merchandise, small portion OF which was
brought up TO the city by the Daniel Webster
CANARY IsLASDs-Thc American Minister at
Madrid has given information to the Department
of State at Washington, that the Quarantine
Laws Of the Canary Islands have scen modified
as follows:
lst. All vessels arriving from ports ol the L..
States north oi Cape iiaticras and bringing clear
bills ol health, couiIlcrsgned by tic Spanish Con-
sui resident IN The port ul departure, or the Col
lectyr or The same, shall be admitted to lnned!
ate praiquc.
ID Every vessel subject 10 Quarantine shall
be permitted 10 perform It at the port Of her dest
nation.
UYJonN QulNcY ADAMS benig invited 10 attend
a Why meeting at Lynn, returned the following
reply
QUINCY LIST aug. lsiI.
My DEA!. Slm: ItwuuId givc me great pleasure
to attend the meeting of the Whgsof the County
of Essex, 1T Lynn, on the llh or next month, 10
which am horored with an invitation by your
hliu tNtttl VI tUc IlIi iiSt' Dut an
nearly had me up aud confines nc probably for
several weeks; and dcpr;ycs me Of al expectation
Of sharing in the patriotic enoyInents oi that
occasionally BEST WISHES ATTEND YOU FOR THE
REDEMPTION or OUR COUNTRY rnoM DISGRACE.
"'' "s'" '' ever 'Jjjii{ JUN oUi%GY iJIsi ADAMS
The accident, to which Mr.. Adams refers, was,
as VIC Learn from the Express, received near this
city at the Jersey City ferry, while on his way
from Washington to Quincy. lis lady, also,
was sufferer; both, we believe, having fallen
three or four feet between the dock and pier
The escape for both was very narrow one.
~ PAISTING.-It is TO be observed with pleasure
that painting is attaining increased attention and
importance in this country. The of Landscape
Painting in Oil coiorS is deservedly popular from
its superiority 10 any other style in effect durability
and ease with which it is acquired. 1t respectfully
commends itself TO the ladies' and we take the ber
ty et reminding them that Mrs. PERLEY, No. %
Third-street, nstructs in this beautiful art.
MusIc.-sThe celebrated Pokas us danced al
the Soirecs du Haut-ton in London, Paris and
Vienna" and Hark, the Echoing llorn" have just
been published ut Allets Music Saloon, 3!9 Broad
way.
ANIMAL MAGNETIsM.-Dr. Johnson's lectures, al
the corner Of Lspenard and Broadway, were last
week attended by the elite OF the city. He contin
ues them every evening this week, commencing this
evening He has secured celebrated subject
from Europe, who was magneiized before the Queen
aid crowded audiences by DR.. Eliotson, Tor 700
consecutive nights, presenting phenomena never
before witnessed IL this country. We have witnes-
sed him in private, and can bear testimony to his
extraordinary powers.
Delegates to the vvhis State Convention.
Cayuga-CuRIsToPHg MORGAN, EEEsEzEK
CURTIS, WILLIAM BENNETT.
Herkimer.-LAURgy FORD, ELIPHALET REM
lNGToN.
RensselGer-RussELL SAGE, Jons FIrcu,
Thomas II. FISHER.
Wyoming.-HARvgY PUTNAM, a. G. HAM
MeSD.
Ontario.-FRAycls GRANGER, JOHN L. Dox,
and JosEPH GARLiNGaousg.
Jefersoa Gov. c. PIERaEroNT, ABsgR
BAKER Jr. SrErHEN JOHNSON.
Niogara Co.-THOMAs T. FLGLDR, DAVIS
HURp.
Chemang Co.-JAMEs DusN.
Steu6en CO.-JoHs WHITING, WILLIAM BAKER,
OTiS HATCHER.
On0ndGga Co-AMos P. GRANGER, CAAuxcEY
Belts, DoaAsTus KELLOGG, VICTORY BIsDsEYE
81. laurence Co.-HgYRY VAN RENssELA ER,
SIMEo: D. MooDY.
TERRIBLE ExrLosloN.-Our citizens were
startled from their slumbers last night, about II
o'clock, by terrible noise. shaking of dwellings
and rafting OF windows caused BY sn explosion
of about 20 OF 1900 lbs. OF powder In one of the
cylinder mills OF the powder manufsctory Of the
Messrs. Austins, about mile from this village
denolshing the building 5and machinery and
scattering portions OF i, for half mile about
There was about 600 los. OF copper balls in the
mil, which are probably thrown to consider
able distance, but we have not learned that they
have done any injury. We are happy to say that
no lives were lost and no person injured. The
cause Of the explosion is unknown. The ma
chinery vas in operation at the time, but no one
was in or about the mill. Loss 5 600. The ac.
cident will not prevent the supply OF powder as
usual Akron Ohio Beacon, Sept 4.