New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07
sarussga springs. The Newport Fire Tempe
nature, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

Coyrespondence OF The Inoune
Coxosrss HALL, Tuesday noon
The intelligence of the fatal confagration OF the
Ocean House at Newport has just reached here.
The only form in which the news has been recei'ea
in Saratoga j. the Extra Tribune Of five ociocS
Monday afternoon Of which only two copies cane
10 this place and these by private hands NO ol'ei
paper had the news 1t j. the opinion OF al mere
that YOU deserve great credit for your Prompiiiuoe
and despatch in publishing the news ou' WY ~
beihink yourself Of many hundred anxious p
here who would have paid any imaginable P''oe 'O'
q copy Of paper containing such in'e'lis e"s''
hundred con. conld have been sold here at cents d
piece. within Is minutes after the arri7ai o. VIC
knowing the general anxiety here 70 earn -.
=, r-o,-aa vour Extra from Hon. John A. Conner
ID =, half mas, ten this morning and put II INTO
-. =. ,hs .a,or Of the Daily Saratoga Republican
:, = -, r.ho will IN an hour or two furnish 10 the
III, ronr article entire. He had searched the
~.., for COPY and had given it up when Mr.
| corI;s,. kindness enabled me TO accommodate him
u.r,sher when you have any evening news OF such
| ;,,-,snce please 70 remember the thousand or TWO
eYorkers here who often in distressing anxiety
sr particulars where lives property nave been de-
-roved or endangered Il j. recoeced with pleasure
tina, The Tribune has this been foremost and -'
with such intelligence in the case Of the death Of
Jackson and the New-York Fire, Of which you gave the
fullest and most careful account a. all agree.
We have very enter2ris.ng young man here y" A.
YrSpyLI Marvins Row who furnishes 70 US al hall
past ten o'clock every night The Tribune Of the morn
ng-the same which reaches Us BY mail the next day az
nalf past r. He enabled thus 20 anticipate the mall
fourteen hovs by running horsecar express from Troy
Immediately on the arrival Of the dayboai from New
York which makes the morning papers Of some value to
IA The mail which arrives at gives US the morn
n4 and evening papers Of the previous day together
This is the first day in two weeks which has been
warm enough for.comfort to one accustomed TO the
temperature of New-York City Ii Is just that and
no more It's breezy and cool everywhere, and Is
exactly the day to make man appreciate and en-
10Y the place Saratoga Is not full yet This week
and the next will be the high days of the season.
The United States hotel has a splendid company,
VARYING daily from 500 10 100 many Of whom lodged
IN very pleasant private houses in the neghoorhood'
though boarding in the hotel CovGEEss HALL was
quite full sunday. Yesterday there were many de-
,artures; but to-day there another rush There is no
person here who is pleased with his accommoda-
tons. There has been no ihrong this season great
lodging or at table Cool dining rooms abundant good
fare pleasant apartments attentive management and
good company contribute TO make this Of the most
pleasant seasons known at the Springs. Take run
up here for two or three days and you will md II
Among the company recently arrived are Hon. FRAN
CTS GRANGER, Hon. JOHN A. COLLIER Hon. James Mon
roe Hon. VIM L. Storrs, Mr.. Trumbull Of Norwich,
Comm David Leavitt Esq Hon. Richard Henry Wilde
of Georgia Dr. Duncan OF Neichez (Missssippi) Hon
VIM. 5 Miller James s. Thayer. Esq and large mum
Der Of the business men and ashionabes Of New York.
Handsome women, however, wonderfully scarce.
AZ representation Of the beauty Of the country the
company is quite a failure.
RaJpaa one PM
PS have Just learned that the Conductor of
the train coming from Schenectady on the Saratoga
and Schenectady Railroad, Josiah Westcott was
killed this morning while passing from one car to
another 1t is said that he was struck by the abutment
OF bridge about four miles from this place. and fell
upon the trackthe cars passing lover his thigh aud
arm lie was not missed until the train arrived here.
car was sent down to search for him, and he was dis
covered lying senseess on the track lie was brought
to this place and died about one o'clock. He was an
estmaole young man. and his loss is deeply regretted
~ The Newsman who supplies our readers at
Saratoga obtains his Tribunes at secondhand,
through Troy dealer, we believe. OF course, we
were unable to reach him, though we sent pack
ages both to Troy and Albany. He ough; 10 have
oreseen and provided for such contingencies as
his since we did not Ed. T'rib.
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