New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

At Sing Sing Both ut Theodore Topper, OF 10 keepsle
At Poughkeepsie, s,h David Hillard, 30; I'd Amy C.
Bats. 30
At Troy 18TH Henry w. son of James Dana, :.
At NeSburgh, 9th, William BLIZZARD 40.
Al Rochester 9th Mary, wife Of Simeon S. Brown, 81
l2.h, Hiram J. Trimble, 3D.
ANOTHER GREAT FlRE.-.Sag HarJOr al Ruins!
One Hundred Houses Hotels, and the Bank burned =
BY the Long Island train OF last evening VIC have in
formation of disastrous fire at Sag aroor, equal
in extent in comparison with the size OF the town. 10
the fire Pittsburc Quebec the New York conagra
ton Mr. Tucker the conductor OF the Longsland road
who obtained all the information practicable IN the CON
fusion states that the fire broke out Thursday night.
about . o'clock al which time the wind blowing
q gale The ire originated in wooden building and soon
extended than one hundred houses Zone account
says one hundred and seventy which were entirely con
suricd. Among the buildings burned was the Suffolk
County Bank, and both Of the Hotels. The loss IN
buildings is variousy stated at 100000 SlJ00CO, while
the loss in merchandise cannot yet be estimated out
be very large. The portion burned was the best
business part Of the town. and has cast shade over us
prospects that Will not. fear, be removed
Among the greatest sufferers we hear the names Oh
alcssrs fIuney & milford extensively known IN the
whaling trade in Ncw-York We do not hear that any
oil was burned, that any damage was done to the
shipping of which however there were fortunately put
few sal in port. So great calamity has not visited
small town in long time, that will cause more
distress its mercantile citizens The tram OF tonight
will bring the particulars, which will be looked Tor with
much interest the property insured here. and Inc
business OF Sag Ilarbor closely connected with
this city than elsewhere.
The following arc the names of some of the suf-
ferers:
ALBERT g. Hedges; Charles Hedges and Joseph
Crolius's tavern; G. v Oakcys saddery; T.. Z.
Rogerss hat store; 5. H. Robbins, tinman; Peleg
Rogers, dwelling; Thomas Foster, hat store William
II. Nelson lumber dealer: Gabriel Lopcr. merchant
Eddy & Brothers, merchants Dcring 81 Fordnan,
do; Suffolk County Bank; Thos Brown, merchant
several tailor shops and small buildings Congdon,
merchant; g. Y. Oaklcy's tavern Ocean House ;.
x b. lIunticy x Co; l.. d. Cook 4 Green iiowes
Crowell Smith Il Brother, merchants; ;. {. Home
dicu do milford Il Sieght do n. y g. Howell,
do Abraham H. Gardiner ditto; Phelps llote :;
Douglass n Wade; A. Overton, shoe store; J. 7. Rip
lev merchant Gardner \ Scay. do; Lyman Pitcher
do; q. G.. Cooper do Post y Sherry, do; Tiffany h
alsey do Zcbuon Elliot. ewclcr Office Of sag iiar
Dor Corcctor; Frcnchs boarding house, lobarts do;
n. Tinker, cabinet maker.
The amount of damage and number Of houses de-
stroyod By this conaagration has been greatly over
estimated in the reports furnished to the city papers.
Some of them stated the latter to be no less than one
hundred and seventy-whereas we are assured by &C
counts subsequently, received that not more than sixty
or seventy stores and dwellings are in ruins. This,
however. is Il terrible blow, which it will take some
time for the place to recover from.
FROM Rio De JANEIRo.-An arrival from Rio
Janciro brings advces from Montevideo to the 9TH ut
confirming the of the taking of Colonia by the
French and British forces. General oribe had ordered
general recruiting OF all who could bear arms between
the ages of II and 30.
The capture OF Colona is ascrbcd. by letter from
Montcyideo to rigorous measures adopted against the
French and English residents by order OF Gen. Orl6e
The men were compelled to withdraw some leagues IN
the Interior and their families conveyed TO an UNI
inhabited island, where they suffered great prlvaons
until relieved by the English vessels. Cou- " Eng.
NAvAL.-Thc following naval news is from the
correspondence OF the Mobile Herald anu Tribune,
dated Pensacola Nov. = 1s45.
The French mailoi.wHr brig lie McrcuTc lett Pensa-
cola this morning for Vera Cruz. She has Tor some
time been waiting the arrival of one OF the ships from
that harbor for ntormaon soon therefore, as pos
sblc after the Mississippi came In, she got under way
and went out
The Mississippi has taken board four Assistant En-
pueers, who TO her in the Lexington, viz
Messrs Sandiord, Luce, Hing and Thompson In place
OF Messrs Griffin and DryburGh who have resigned and
proceeded North The Mississippi will accompany the
Potomac to Norfolk and both ships ordered to sail
on "Wednesday next The Princeton would have been
ordered on this service but her nona-rva obges the
Mississippi to supply her place The Princeton has
iucc arrived.
The Lexington, storeship, sailed for Vera
Cruz, with several officers for the squadron among
others, Lieut. Caldwell OF the Marine corps for the John
| Adams.
The Emily and Champion two high pressure steam
boats, passed Pensacola today for Apaiachcoa. They
are direct from Pttsburg and went through Santa Rosa
Sound and the East Pass.
Com Parker il is understood is to have the Boston
| Yard Com. Perry the West India Station and Com.
Jones the African Squadron The Congress is to be the
ship of the Pacific Station, and Com. Bolton is to go
the Mediterranean the orders for the return OF the
trigate Cumberland have been revoked. She will finish
her cruise aDd be relieved by the flag ship OF Com Boil
! ton.
YELLOW FEvER-The u S steamer Princeton,
arrived Pensacola has two cases of yellow fever on
board 1t was brought on board with FIVE deserters
taken at Vera Cruz have already died, one of
the Baze, the other of Pensacola ~ .. Delta
MAGNETIC Observation-Disclosures. Hudson X
Smith propre,ors of the Telegraph between this city
and Nantasket, commenced yesterday setting up me
posts from the Merchants Exchange to South Boston
Bridge This chain of posts will complete the work,
and IN day two it Will be in tul operation
Boston Mail, 18th inst.
! CoURT House BURNT-Thc Court House oil Ma
non County at Tazewcl Ga with all It's records,
books and papers, destroyed by IRE on the ath ihs'
was The work OF an incendlary
~ DR.. Andrew Patterson Postmaster at Rome,
in Floyd county arraigucd Saturday last before
the Federal Court sitting this place. TOR puFolning
from the mail letters and money, on TWO indictments,
plead guilty both and was sentenced by judge Ncnol
TO thirty years Imprisonment in the Pcnitcntiary
IMiedceville, Ga Recorder.
tgS man OF the name of Lines met his death
on "Wednesday last while in the OF firing tram OF
powder used in blasting rocks The slow match ialled
ignite. and Lines becoming impatient. applied ms Ia
see 10 the powder ITSELF when exploded with terrible
report blowing him twenty feet into The air, ana
| killing him it is almost needless TO say instantly
| ~ Astonishing it may seem, the removal OF
the Rapids in the Mississippi has been icasi-
bic and determined upon By the authorities of Missouri
The reason for this and apparently mpracticabc
step is the devastation occasioned by the rising OF the
waters to the crops in their Immediate vicinity.
" Mr. Arunnh Mason, Of the firm of Mason X
Son. was killed at the mHchnc shop OF Howe y God.
dArd in Worcester. Friday Of last week By coming
in contact with the machinery He has left wife and
|
~" A Miss Swartz. formerly Of New York was
so severely injured by the cn,ansng OF her drcsa among