The New York herald., 1845-11-15
Treme ndous Fire In Sag Harbor-Ovsr One
Hundred Buildings Destroyed.

runs broke out III PldCc al HdH past ~ u
on Thursday night. 1t was first discovered in Oak
leys hotel and destroyed about one hundred and fii
ty buildings
The gentleman who politely gave us this informa-
ton stated that the fire broke out luOakley's house,
and run up and down the main street on both sides,
and extended through the back streets to the
wharves. 1t spread over the heart OF the town, de-
stroying almost the entire business section. We un
derstand that all the hoteles but are burn the
Suffolk Co. Bank esCorrector Office Phelps ho-
tel, &c. &c
AS near as we can ascertain, the following are
among the sufferers on the main street,
Albert G. Hedges; Charles Hedges. Jos. Crolius ia
vern g. w. Oakleys saddlery; f. 9. Rogers hat store
s IL Robbins, tin mani Peleg Rogers, dwelling; Thos
brieI Loper merchants Eddy Brothers, merchants; De-
ring Fordham, do; Suffolk County Bank; Thos Brown,
don merchant; G. v OakIey's tavern; Ocean House; s.
& B. Huntey CO.. L d. Cook Green; Howes Crow
ELI smith Brother merchants Ha q d Ho%sasa SsaSsm a.
Gardiner do; Phelps Hotel; Douglass Wade; A. Over
ton shoe stores T ? Ripley %erchan Gardiner P Sea Sea-
ry do Tiffany Hasey, do; Zebulon Elliot jeweler;
Office Of Sag HGrtor Coreeor Erenchs boarding house;
Hobarts do; N. Tinker, cabinet maker
1t appears that the fire stopped at John Hildreths
brick building at one point, and lane at another
point The buildings destroyed are estimated to be
II
the goods therein were,not saved, the total destruc
ton OF property will not be much short of quarter
of million.
We shall receive further and more authentic par
ticulars this morning
AFFAIRS IN MExIco-It appears from all we can
learn, that the following fair statement of the
condition of things in Mexico. This state things
is what probably produced the recent revolution in
the minos of the Mexican Cabinet, so favorable to
peace with this country -
MEXICO is again on the verge Of revolution; Presi-
dent discovered strength of character
sufficient to rule the republic in its present distracted
state The military faction is opposed to him. This is
headed by Gen Parsdes and the only organization
the country which possesses real power and influence
General Almonte for the present eagued with Pare
the Presidency The civil political party opposed to
Herrera's administration also call for his retirement
from office, in order that the Government may be
brought back to the forms of the constitution of 1924
Herrera refuses TO resign but said to be willing that
the desired changes in the modes of administration
if he is permitted to retain the chief magistracy
der the title and with the powers of Protector Of the
raging there dark cloud in the distance Santa Anna
is at Havana and inclined to stay hereat least
ernment have required him to leave Havana and betake
himself to Venezuela which his destined place of
banishment He refuses on the ground that the govern
ment has violated its promises in the disposition of his
property and Estates leaving him, in fact not money
enough to carry him to his stipulated retreat. The
general suppostion s that Amonte desires the return
Of Santa Anna and that he will shortly effect it. This is
opposed to the designs of Paredes, who is very much
such person Anna himself and who very we'll
knows that there cannot be two Santa Annas in Mexico
Paredes &C cd general and popular with the military,
agement and intrigue and it is not believed that he will
be abo to Withstand Santa Anna the field he should
return and get any oohold in the country While such
is said to be miserable in the extreme. Business has
almost ceased in the city Of Mexico The largest retail
hnDo hnVa hQa fOro vytkh choIn
of customer darkening their doors The relations be.
tween the central government and the departments
States seemed almost suspended and the most fearful
prevailed in Mexico of the outroges of the Co
manches and other wild tribes of Indians and North
The conduct of Baron Alleyo de Cyprsy, the French
Minister is represented to have been most brutal and
to rest its claim for redress upon the fact that its Minis
ter was arrested and confined by petty magistrate,
without reasonable allegation of cause 1t is clearly
policy to endeavor to prevent France being too
strong in her resentment against the Mexcans for if
they are burned and harried out of house and home,
how will they ever pay their debts to the American
claimants
City Intelligence.
EScvMpEREp SIpEwALKs.-Passing along Cedar street
skirt Of our bran new Coat We took hold Of the box
from which the nail projected, and found to be entirely
the same condition Some Of the down town merchants
take very foolish pride in making great display of
at all times place empty in their stead The side
walk is very much encumbered, there not being
growing nuisance and would call the attention Of
the proper authorities to its removal
NovEMsERArIA.-That capital poem fpoor Tom Hood,
entitled November which gives every body that reads it
the bluedevls has application the title the
beautiful sunny days, mild sp inglike air, and clear
moon-lit nights in which we are now revelling These
days in which remembrances of past joys the merry
OF happy boyhood glorious visions Of the future
spring up in the heart and raise u.s. for time above the
dull practical and podding scenes that surround u.s..
We almost fancy that the old gentleman pictured in the
prim TImn has To hoco
cogged and that our summer sands still lingering
in the upper compartment AS sentimental friend OF
once wrote, o. Time, how beautiful art thou when
thy golden pnions utter in the sunbeam Of eternity y"
We don't know what this means, but presume that it has
some application or other
PIcKPocKETs--A gentleman, resident of Philadsl-
pha, while walking in Wall street this morning, had
his pocket lghtencd OF two f5 Bank of England notes.
A man was nearly drowned this morning, in attempt.
ing to reach the Fulton ferry boat after she had left the
wharf, but was finally rescued from watery grave,
through the energies Of the ferry officer:
!. 0. OF O. F-The members Of the Grand Lodge will
gold watch the wach hs
most elegant piece of workmanship saw, having
all the embems Of the Order upon the dial The gift
worthy Of the Order, and Of the gentleman
ceve it, It will be presented at table Members Of the
Order desirous being present. can obtain tickets of p
q Mercer, corner OF Ann and Nassau streets
Movements of Travellers.
The following comprise the principal amount of the
arrivals Of yesterday, at the under named hotes:-
r. Oakley, Westchester; 4 Litchied Conn; Dr. Stone,
N "; J. F. Colmau Boston, J. r. Hughes, Pha.; J. r..
Goldsberry,.U. 8. NJ; w. B. Blair John sedgwck,
U.SA.
AsroR-Benjamn Bradley, Dansville; A. Frizsll, N.
J John Livingston, Columbia county; Daniel Tonance,
Montreal; P Shelton Boston N. Poe, Baltimore; Pro-
% iessor Miles Washington CITY G; White 9uebec Cam
j. $. Oldfeld w. Webb Savannah Capt. Anthony ship
"Argo"; MIR +. NJ. Weld, N o.; J. C. Burnherd, West
Indies; r. Vain, Boston; j. H. Mitchell, Phila II. Liv.
ingston, Boston; j. Prchard, Porto Rico; A. Quacken
boss, Albany
CrrY;-Chas;; Thompson. Boston =. Stone, PhiIadel-
phia; Comm dore Perry, u. s. NJ; w. H. Stewart Lam
singburgh; Geo. Meeker, Chicago Messrs. Grogan
Thomas, &. L. Price, A. Carlson, James Thomas j.
WDanol, Richmond Va; W.D. Lee Galveston Bay; Hen
ry Pierce Montreal; II. g. Roberts, S. c.. j. Seymour
W. Charles, James hlagee, Phila G. X. Greer, Mich-
gan.
FRAsKLrs.-Thomas Sheppard, Newark; II. C Grout,
Limls; J. s. Mayhem Montreal; +. w. Kendrick Sher.
brook, g. West; N. d. Worthngton. do; Daniel Dodd