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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-25
y. Y. MARKETs-M,reh ~. ISIS.

COTToN-The sales Of COTTON during the week ending
last evening amounted say ~ 200 bales OF which $500
were Upland and Florida closing a IS cents Tor INTERIOR
5ta5. tor ordinary good urnay 5sa6 tor midding o.
good m!djling; Il 81 tor miiding fair % ct tor
fully far, and d; good iar and 500 bales New Of
leans and Mobile, interior 5s5i: ordinary good ordinary
51a6; mddlinE good mlidihs 6ia6;; mdding fair To
good iarGs IL! lui lair i,!i good fair eae4 The ar
rvsls during the period l0.ii5 bales.
The sales in the first part the week about toe
amount OF third total transactions, and the prices
previous the arrival OF tie Csnba's intelligence had
advanced per pound upon those oil previous
week. The favorable OF these adviccs had i'm
medini- effect upon this market, the sales became large
and farther advance oi cay I Oi per pound
realized making the advance Uf the week
per pouud. AZ the close however, the market rather
quiet We quote as follows:
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peaard,sss of an. ,..l..i..--i i-,...-.. 49,, =
bsnefi, which AN. .s,,.a,,, paI"as oss INA
the repeal of an. s.,, o, -,,,,s.- - III ~ ~ usm
duty. lie proce.S.J a. ..I - y. .J " ."s sssusa
great experiment, mas. ,.I ".. :" su. w .sse sns
ressary 10 re.ir,po.- an. is.. -, s,. In - ~
that, the rx pis.,,oa All m. ,hr.. - \. $3.50 a. si
practicable either To rene Al ,hs, -, - ),
Pern,eais for the sdvaaesussn, "a n, e.vn,,,
Mr.. Roebucks amsud,u.n, ~.. ....,,..Ir ae, a, a.
aud the House .dioorn.I nj, srse ey so' 70 99'
luton adopted by : m,io,,, ~ 9"s " ""she's '''-
On Monday the 18th, NJ n D,n.o.,, /. -,
ject of opening and detainin, l.,,s,. =, - ..u Wv nv
moving for select committee a, i., PSI omoe, "
upon the Practice and the exn.d,.nss 80 no wpoN
The Hon. member .,s-rted tn, i.,,.,. ,unsmx II
during the disturbances OF $40 Ind h s.sJ 80 !" nn''
iiy Of the Secretary OF stute for the Ham. ~ an"f'
The notion which v.. o,n,...l n. "a. 49,"
occarioned . Ions and in,.,p.,,n. 80" 49, Imam
journsd to ThurSi,y. and ..s,n - rsS"' n ss-
the Committee w.. r,(u.-d ey .,..;s.,y On "'a
On "Wednesday the 26,h 4, ,s- c " ~. W
Mr. Roebuck,, .nn,ndm.ns r., ~ So'nss " s'Ppv'
extended Ireland was neesved hv ,nsio,,,, S ess
against 33.
On Monday the 9th, on tl. motion C,, ,,o. ..,,-.
committee Of ways and mssns on M su1,r duties n,
Miner Gibson moved as an Amendment, Urh., No .,
rsngemcn Of the sugar du,e. will BE- md ~,
msnen which does not involve an eou,,,,n ~ Ar o
foreign aud colonial sugar. lie ured IN =, ,hs .hs cum
iy should be heavily taxed for IN. h.n,6 ~ r.
Wet India coon,t. and essd on The uou.. n, ,h,L. at
the domination Of the muopoIi.t ciss.r. M, lame. az.
carrd that sQusre the daes ouId n. ~ ~.
slave trade and ina,ct misery ON ,,l,,. ~, ,nh,, a.
Indignantly and Justly cepsur,d ths co,d,c, ~ 49, -
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PUBLIC MEETING.
On Wednesday, 8 o'clock, p. VI.

On Wednesday, 8 o'clock, II. W.
The Wings Of Richmond invited to attend Public
Meeting. which will place Wednesday evening" Ut
O'Clock, at the Odd Fellows Hail."
The Meeting will be addressed by Mr.. LYoNs-nnd the
other candidates for the City invited 80 likewise
Monday. March gath, 1916. MASy Vino yorrs.
This call has been hilbert, suspended by the sb.ence Of
VIZ Fleming James. Tie expected to return by Wed.
he-d"y, aud circumstances preclude further delay.
To TIE Editors Of ne wig:
Conference.-The IS undcniabe much diversity u OPT
mon prevails in tic Wing p,tIy-not In Richmond alone
bus throughout the Stale Of Virginia the Union AT large
-Opon the question o tho "Anne Sson VI TeIar" both
ss 10 tie con'iiiuonaly and oSpedency Of the measure
Iuel and as to the mode oi carrying into effect.
We believe that every shade Of opinion. which can be-
entertained this subject. u consistent with entire fidelity
and devotion In the Wing party. We believe, likewise
that full and free liberation Of our mutual difference, Of
opinon this subject j. ndsponaby necessary &,
vent an incurahle division IN tho Wing party For, II {.
difference u opinion. upon subject which has no manner
OF conneXinn with the great principles II domestic policy
upon which party founded be allowed to oyertule
in ,hyss principles, then those principle
by which have long stood together rendered sub
ordinate 10 smother aud question and TO made this
new question, s to make pirty division, which will
unquesonaby, separate those who have hitherto zeaou-ly
eoncmred Wings
We moreover believe that tie most direct and positye-
the oeares well the harssst-mode Of maxi log this
SEPARATION, j. by making any opinion the annexation
question:, test Of eligibility such Offices Of trust " no.
nour. a. may be Ut the disposal Of the Wing Parry. We
therefore, earnestly protest against the spplciton Of this
est snd dh,finz gieatly jnzst oueselye, upon the
Annexation" question, but agreeing in pr,erng Mr. Ly
j1', the representative Of this city IN the next IeRisa
tue, to any gentleman hitherto named deeply regret to
have seen his opinions upon that subject treated by many
Wings opposed 10 his tleeion tending to pro-
duee incuabl- diacori IN the Wing party. We are slso
satisfied. that the whole question ri Annex1ipn AZ well
Mr. Lyonss opinion upon every branch Of that question:
and his mode Of treating IL during the lste Presidential
esnvsss, s by many wholly misundsr.tood.
For the purpose, therefore. of promoting harmony in IN,
wbg party. In Richmond the want Of which. we mr..
convinced, arises IN great messure from nsunderand
ing each obor.we have joined In the above Invitation 10
public meeting on Wednesday night
MANY WIG VOTERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-25
PHILADELPHIA SPRING ELEcTIoNs.

The Chronicle furnishes the results. far -sined
Of the election for Aldsrmeno the city aud county OF Phil
adephia, which WAS held Friday Last
In the city The Wings have elected uine Aldermen the
Democrats tao. and the Native Americans three.
In the Northern Liberties the Democrats have elected
three Aldermen and the Native Americans two. The In
dependent candidate successful in the second ward
The Democrats have elected nsoriiy Of other officers
in the several wards Of this district
In Spring Garden there election for Aldermen 10
the hrst ward The Native American candidate elected
in tho second ward. aud the Democratic candidate in the
third ward No returns from the fourth ward-the Native
American candidate for has been elected by about
50 majority.
Ia Southwark the Native Americans have been success
ul IN all the wards. electing their entire ticket.
la Moyamensing the Democrats have elected their can.
didates in the first aud second wards and the Whig, have
been successful in the third wsrd.-Nsf. lat
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FiRE iSVAuMvILLc,i

fAHsyyLIs. March 90. lss5.
Our t"N IRE to-day and several vsls,bs building.
have been .Nroyed. -
The hire c.. isneed, about II O'Clock, A. NJ ss the
Coopers Shop w. Daniel, Esq. sai before the
tire could b. exiting the wind being high the Tobse
f.c,src. Of GeotNs W. Daniel, Mn pannns,on, and
the large Tobacco rory known as s,ss.r.' Factory,
to~aed BY the fnmer b<nk; were destroyed. The lo..
from dssrue,i.a ef TobaesS sapposed be large.
the chief o-s being tho buildings, which There pro.
baby insurance. RsndopRS warshouss saved BY
great ex,rtions. \-.....|.
Ia consequence OF the high wipd building (s.bs> Of
=. Hawkes., some 800 yards destroyed bv ire
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t'vtKFooL cLlssisleAIIoS.

FLova AND GRArS-Tnsre mas been more -four selling
tor the last ew days. and should thnk that the sales
Troy snd Genesee. Tor the week would ubout
10000 barrels notwithstanding the increased amount OF
the saes there no improvement IN the pnees but holders
are more firm S+,75a4 81! for Csnesee.
There 10 nothing doing in New Orleans Gour The mi
ces are nominal at S462Sas575 Southern description.
arc neglected and the unaeTed. We quote tho range
| At 81 .SOaSi,G2t COR Georgetown, Richmond Country
and Alexandra. Bsandywins S4y6staS4.15.
No sales OF wheat iUI the OF supplies Rye sell.
nj 6ei cents delivered. S,ahrn is not pony a,
the demand 10 free al Ilai' per Sc pounds drves
Northern ISaI9 cents. Canal oats are dull at 30 cents
No Southern in msTAet.-Com Adp.
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MR.. BERRIEN. -, G,,s.,,

We conclude to-day the s,aiesmanke speech Of this H.
usrous American. We feel the moral assurance that no
man competent TO embrace and his argument
read without thorough conviction oi the mpossbility
OF reiutinR il.
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BOSTON MARKET. March 81.

fiour-The sales have been chiefly for Ohi- 210O Dbl,
al 1886 4Osi, and Genesee good common br inds at
go Gram market -usains yessrdays prices; sale. yellow
nat IS 81, and white 40 49, C. Molasses-A cargo
Mafiel, $40 hhd1 at21t = mos Sugar firm and steady
sales; new crop Cuba 81 c. mos.-Atlas.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET

MospAv MoRSIxs. March IL, let5.
There Sssa fair demand for Cotton Saturday. and toe
business summed up $500 bales prices fully sustaining
TIE advanced rate. paid on the dag previous.
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MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.

fort OF n &C 81 ma.
HgA Fsfev tAIs day 81 Sc ,'siseI Px
ARRIVED,
sehr Ca,harine Wilcox Liscomb, New York. supd,,..
S Sel HA'harine Martha, Travis. Norfolk, sundrie.
schr J. Budd, Budd, New iork, ballast.
SAILED,
S,hr Jersey Oak, Rogers. Albany
A,,. FORT WALrnALL, March 23l
Arrived, brig Salins, Jackson from Baltimore h.lis -
warwick & Barksdslc. Tor flour. y"
1<hd and gan arrived and sailed Steamer John Marshall
burg aud Norfolk. ' e'''>
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BALE PEYTON.

wlvSrR ~ u or % ~ Bggr rvs ~
sSb viLg' otrEsr .Sp sosr
rssmovsntt torssrs ~ AsrStoI ,Sb g,siva ~ GCOD
TiyE ovtE toratn
~ NiLb stand ne present seasDn a. Posi,at.n O.
GN w House at sl5 the season 10 be Discharged ~
NI1 s9h Pad within the season - insurance. and -
cents ~ the groom. Mares be ani attended 10
At q! cents Paf day Good hts for aud Liability
for accidents ~ e'eapcs W. e. sCOTr.
NH S-t,IN
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OFFICE.

"OhD > VT r..
Dra~ing OF Al-rsndrla Louery Gas. ~;
81 &c Is Is 60 IL so n Q u
Lottery for day-sIs Capita. As and Ticket. mil, .
,o. WORDS once
~" % Opposite the Exchange.
RuITER-A few kegs strictly prime Goshen
- Butter for sale by tah e5l r. M RuaroM
RsSENDALB CEMENT.
I'll BBLS. fresh ground Resemble Cement
nah % EDMOND DAVENPORT.
ARRiVAL or THE STEAMER CIHBRTJY
fGIsIl LAMENTATIONS ErHorE
- PuBLISfIERS' u. $. MAIL.
"oLLETN SfTORD.SJ. 2s-S ard StyvDyy IA u,,.
I'HE following New Works received 50 bours
IN advance Of any Espressin the country
Nv this dsy's mail.
: h; Cotton Lord. by Mrs sen.; ese
columbian ard GenIeman'- Magazine for Aprl gSe
s,e ' 'eenes of Etiquette BY an Ensisb Lady raul
ETIQUETTE a. Guide IN th- u,ses Of soeey by coon, A,ne,
Dor-y to which added only true theory OF he Rh.,s ~
spsni-h Wan, and of,he German WAR dey, tenn. vs.
ne csasn. Tale kni,zner by Mi. iIauie ~ lee; as
In one use. 7'''''P'"'s
, r.I ~. p''s'r or the o judgment" for b, In.
roueaa OF the Light ofrhs Reef Hou..pc. of IN. Mn.
tets by ,. u. 1ngrahini s5. '" NV ""s va
PopulW Lectures on As,fonomv nv N ,,..o .,, .,, -,
Dignysius Iardnsr H. =. u CSC sN' WIN "''"' "
Toe "o''o" Ney Yo's aud Pha,desia Weekly pery.s.,.
- bsrELY assIysD ros .atti
IN" London illustrated News latest da,s. sy N, o, 80
The io"So" r ps"ss Times DO o. ~ DO Isl
No 81 LitieHs Living Are. igI Ct. ""
. n . r,S,ess 81 -. e,ss, DUKE @ % BY rna. po,
''. ,. s.'ho'" AlbeH sinnons hc4 IgI "a.
zoe MAIDEN s'ov for young couptrywom.u Wy TsA,
Mrs Pceks Pudding by Tom Iood-A uuoo,oa. y.. n. a..
'on. hv n sns ptsmae Sketch BY r Bu~s a.Gs-
~ cents " '' '''"'''' "e'se"-
Arthur. Ladies Magazine for Aprii-ie, cent?
No ~ iarpsr's Illuminated Pictorial nibls-qs cent,
o"essn BY the author Of Talks N Piye sens.as
Tue Amsresn Review why Journal for March Ia,s,o.,.
y,o ''''''a History ofibe Word Wy John FROST o. L. n
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TO PHYslCIANs.

~ fH1SlCIANS.
PAY sfCAN occupying stcesnt stiLd r., a Ptsets n
n Medicine. would ss small fann with even s0nvensn
Tor fsay and professional Any application ~ Dr r
Mspsuef 0f Pnnee Ed~afI e. H. o. d. WIN " P,t, NJ f,
orr e ". Will attended information ryrn nh .s-t
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DALM LEAF HAIS--25 cases Palm Len
- Hat. assorted. fortsIeb
nA1 DAVENPORT = ALLEN.
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49, WARD ELECTIONS.
The Election of nine Councmen fron, zach w.I Il
'h's Cy Will be held the first Wednesday in AnrI ne,,
Al ts following places, 'iI:-for Ward No l. or J.a,r
son ARD at the Union Hoie-or Ward No. q or Msdi.
son Ward, at the Columbian Hotel-for Ward Sn a -
Monroe Ward, at the Shockoe Hill Tavern. - "
lie rolls VIII be opened at 10 O'clock a. NJ and closed
At Sunset OF the same day. $50 N
JSo. VI. PERCUSSION.
'eo' <o'h'-td Serg City OF Richmond
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WANTEn-

fHNHE writer Il tho. "A younz man. who had .,ne s,p
- reree In busin' alsO county Acqulhtsrr.
WISHES ~ obtain situation 10 Merchandise t. etv
sfsi'sn Boob keeper Salesman outdoor clerk ~
oil ct being smpOymeB' he would be saded moderate ,o
penSon. The Lct references any wsr h eryc. D,
addressing bitter thrrugi tie Pos Oce 10 a. A. r. VIII M,
win pTJInli atsnunn. ntll gs-,,,pur
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ARpESAs NoLAssEs-SO hbs. CsrSsos. Mo,..... 80
- So'hp fo' rsuAies, for sst by '''"'
NH" DUNLOP. xoycuss = CO
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EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL ESTATE
49, Al Auction.
We shan -si This Morning, o'clock q. I'm. ,.
e As mrs u b-ksy all her Personal Eat- NY Hors and
love- FIAT" Household I'D Kitchen Furniture &c
yyu, t.u, =. ,,.~.
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A oaEA BARGAIN IN sHAwis,-sou satin srr;ped snt
% nen e. sha~is from - 10 $50. wor-d from 10 a.
sCahfs-Just opened OF .p. Mid ses n.
tai n the new cheap store. J.cons I. RRnrupr 's
NH .5-6t 10
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Correspondence ofThe Tribune.
pm .rrrpff.A lane j.

Correspondence u The Tribune
PirirAprIPHiA Jane j.. p v,
Every respect due RE memory OF the late kN.fies
au- Andrew Jackson WI be- paid In -h.s cry oy A. p
-~a ,ar-,.< Resolutions OF coincidence and badges o.
-u-n, have been ad0p,et by the various -oce'fs ano
public bodies .,.
The Young man, Titus. accused O.; having com
,,-,s .rn5-v sohhcres in thc Philadelphia Post ua.es
while Clerk !. now in town a. ne cry Hotel nafn-
Travelled distance u near 500 miles of ae s'e pri-
nose nj meeting his sccu-c-s iact to face ~ N'es 20"
sh.-,.s ana courts an invest .sticn -.
Abop, one o. clock his morning me A'St lili
Ms in ,hs u,ucr part Of keusnS'on. known # me ny
o,,yi,ie Glass WORKS were entirely destroyed o! 'i'
Loss considerable. -.
Tn funeral Of our late respected folio" citizen
rs,y.ri CAREY took place iais morning., attended ns
hi. numerous rcsrivcs and large ccncoArse '
.r.,nd. 4 touching euo-y WAS pronounce p. ".'
NJ Sourin. OF = Mays Chgrca o. "AieA me 1'''3
member ..s o.. ls,. n.
The SOCK Market vas a-ain animated Gay y"
.ss of ~-a,e Fve- d, The regular Board rcacA", -
On AZ an improvement u for >s9oe, l'NA- ~ ~
cent Bonds went up Il. with ,naii am 'D. - -
Reading Railroad sni Grar Bank shares eaeA ..' ',
. The new. from Europe. no" il'' = ANXIOUS! ''N''
ior. ~, .-,o IT,. I,is
in ~ $1,000 state s. ~ $500 DO, ~ ~ ,As
Girsr,i Bank = 80 Recalling ~ 300 do. -.fi sd At
hi.h Is. ~ { : Bank. s.. Mechanics Bank ~ff ~
Wilmington z. Is. 1900,
>--,rf Posrf--sSO0 lch.-h 5s. i>if a. sNN d
N,-..s-s nsu - 30 Graru b.. " = "a f' me
s~5 Ne,hsr,cs Bank 41I $1,000 Reading Bonds ~ a.
f,..vi. Bank 80. >yfO stale S. :. . 80 >lauoo do
d. Tun 75l. sI5O0 lo d. 7ji $500 do B. s. loi
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New Publications.

- Journal or As AFRICAN CRrisrR Edited
~ NATHANIEL HayrHoxx,. i. issued BY Wiley & Put
nam No. / Of their Library Of American BOOK
forming far, capscious volume Ct l's pages Nl
Havthores name Is sufficient guaranty for Z. merit
VIEW ~ The CAPITOL At WASHINGTON en-
sTsvea By Aired Jone.-This beautiful En-Tsvns TIE
ve-k o. Alfred Jones who has been eE1qloyed Tor tns
as three years bT the American Ar Union on the aes
De distributed s-ou- The subscribers o. maj insi-
ron = credi-ahe 70 The ,aent o; he young ast ard
Will compare favo-abiy with any thing o; the KIND pui
shed Ia this country T. j. d0ae u ne on Steel and
beautiful Specimen Of engraving. The 10" prce o.
which Published che dollar. We believe, WI coni
sni .9r II the patronage OF al friends OF ne fme Ar'
- \ Geographical and Typographical De-
crip;on Of Wi.c0Nsis. with Bret Sketches OF rs
History Geology Mineracgy. Saigra! History. Popula
non, sol Productions Government Antiquities sc &C
by A. LArHAn~ An I-rio volume q 20 pagcs-nas beer
sent from Milwaukee ?. c. Hale. publisher Th--
work and The kindred descriptions Of Michigan, Indiana
Illinois Iowa &c should Re n the hands Of every man
Who coniempates elni-ra-ns Westward By paying
few io..sr- f0r printed Information. many may save
twenty trne- much in TINE, irave. and expenses
These works should be for sac u oul Eastern boo SsioTe
- The NoSg. \ Romance, by NJ q. LEWIS
ESQ has been issued By Moore Jackson q Ann street
and announced as the Firs American from the Tenia
London Edition We have sa impression that this T.
NOT tie F.rs. American Edition bui no matte. lis
beauuta. story which hss thrilled the blood q two g.
ncra,ion- Of readers fvl be- eagerly sought Il only
as remin.scancs of the te-t novel. Of former day
u" s,IASsroE or Ths Liilepase Manuscripts
a Ia.e oi The Colony b. j. FENNixosE COOPER has
just been issued hy Burgess -trinser Go. OF la'e
year We have bad 30 many lesn documents Of NJ
Coopers 20 read tina, have time 20 read h.s novels
Others are douhtc.. more more favored
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FROM Ell EcUADoR-ln tine Havana Pyeasa Of
9Th .nst ind brief II arevouron ia the Re-
public u ri Ecuador which DO 20 have
elsewhere noticed II broke on the 7fh NJ March
and ended Ia the overthrow o. General Flores and 0f .he
Constitution of Quito amer about "a hundred men had
been killed. provisional Government Wa then formed
consisting 0f three diyiduas-DoE joe Orlodo ior the
Department OF Quito. Don Vicente Roca for Guayanl
M Don Diego Novoa ior Cuenea. AZ public acts under
rhe authority Of the a1rogaicd Constitution as anuad
AMI the laws enacted prior tie adoption Of that Con-
sii1-iiQn were sgan force ~ soon 81. tranquility
should Dr. restored Congress 20 be- assembled o.
re- Orm the Constitution and elect the IN officer. state
u was reported. however that General Oisfnend had
taken the held with 90 men, IN support Of General Flores
and a protracted clyl war apprehended.
Commercial Advertiser
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Fire M Fayetteville. y. 4.
Correspondence Of the Hartford Courant
FAYETTEVILLE. v &. June -.

FAYErTEyTrIr y C. June 10. lsi5
VI Editor Dear SRI hasten 10 inform you
that our town has again been prey ~ hamss. 4 hr,
broke out ih- mornln- about ha4fyast O'Clock and Ell,
this time q oci0ckl about hundred buildings m
nc centre u the town have been destroyed. The hf,
first discovered the north side oil Hay about IA
yards the Market House and took both sides o. III,
sheet and IN TACT the TWO squares bounded by Franklin
street The SOUTH Gillespie and Gr,ensirects on the
east and Oldsfree the north and tar west ia O,
take the Hotel aud one store adjoining Included IN th
boundary the best buildings and the most bg-n...
part II our town No calculation can be made On,
extent oi the loss must however be great; Independent
II insurance am happy 10 inform you, and ihrou-l
sou my friends IA your state that not sufferer a.
any amount Mr. Hale lof the Observer s enlirel,
burnt out-his loss j. 5000 10 $1,000
Respectfully yours, &c g. DEMlSG
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JoHS p HAIr.-The position of this gentleman
as member of the Loco Foco party. prescribed on
acct'uni of his manly opposition othe Annexation of
Texas. is well understood BY our readers 1t is
equally well known that the candidate put forward
by the party leaders Of New Hampshire TO suppani
him in Congress failed greatly to the modification
and chagrin Of those leaders OF being elected. 4
new election having been ordered Mr. Hale has
taken the field an independent, candidate and is
engaged in addressing large assemblies Of the poo
pie in diifcrcn, parts of the State. He recently
visited Concord where ne was met in open discus
sion by Hon. FR,NALIN PIERCE. one OF the ables,
champions OF iha, sort of Democracy which com.
bincs a vast deal of windy defamation about the
larses, liberty with equal amount of zeal in ia.
yor O. eternal slavery The encounter is described
|,is exceedingly rich, and Mr. Hale is said to have
shown up. in mastery manner, the subservicncy
and hypocrisy Of the demscocues who have under.
taken TO read him out of the party. The Editor Of
he Pstrio, was present aud greatly annoyed by The
rcading of certain passages from his paper which ex
lbited him before the audience in no very enviable
light, The Editor interrupted Mr. Hale while read
me- the extracts asking him 10 read the whole ar.i.
Gle Mr.. Hale declined on account OF its length
Then read the cream Of it, said the Editor Il
will" said Mr. Hale and read from ]; this sesience
We cal upon you to fix dannsiory seal upon the
course Of John ?. Hale
This capital hi, was received with ihunde-s of APP
plause
Mr. Hale is said to have borne the abuse OF his
opponent with great equanimi'y and dignity After
Mr. Pierce had ended his philippe, and entirely ex
aaus,ed himself physically and intellectually Mr.
Hale made brief reply. concluding in the following
words -
As expected what have said has been denounced
AZ Aooiiton'sm and whicsery expected 10 be
Aeo snoiiioas and 20 have my name cast on; as evil
. oe uscGced and misreprcsen,cd. | have no. been
disappointed In conclusion mas be permitted 10 saw
hal the measure Of my ambition will be full II when INV
,arihy career shs. be finished and nv bone, are aid
,ercsh the soil Of New Hampshire and when my wife
and children shall repair 70 my drop the esr OF
trecnoI 10 my memory. they may read on NV
tombstone NE WHO LIES BENEATH, svKxrxpyRrp OF.
s.oE PLACE AND rowEx AArHEk THAN SOW DOWN Avn
WORSHIP SLAVERY
. The trial Of Abncr Parke on the second in
dcnen, for being concerned in the murder Of the Cast,
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