New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
Inceniiary Fires.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
NV BRUNSWICK. June 9th,

NV BRUNswIcK June 9TH. ls45.
The central part City visited with destruc
tive fire last evening commencing upon the premises OF
J. Hatfield merchant. destroying his large storehouse
containing some 81 900 worth produce-together with
h entire stock Of lumber in the spacious yard Of Ross
s Rolf and outer buildings OF j. C.. Griggs The
lre doubtless the work Of an ncendary that Of
Monday night which destroyed the storc-house OF W.
Griggs adjoining premises
The CONSERVATION. Immediately after the outbreak
was truly awful Hstaeld's store-house known to
contain three kegs OF powder and the hremcn and citi
zcns deemed il impruden make vigorous attack
TIL alter the explosion This most fortunately soon took
place without the loss of life. Our noble hremen now
encountered the great enemy with their usual daring
and selfposse.sion. The whole OF the lumber
yard the storehouse and the outer buildings where
now one shee, Of dame, surrounded, and
most proyideniialy the entire range Of stores and
houses were saved. The store Of ]. & ID. Bishop,
containing a large quantity OF powder created the
mo.t anxious sohcitude-The powder however
safely conveyed down the Basin by the schooner Robert
Rarcy. Capt Campbell. who deserves great praise for
h manly conduct This is the third IRE in week all
commencing in outer buildings. Ineendares prowl
ing amonss, Ii. but from this time onward the town
Will be well manned and TO the ~retches that may
,ri-in- insurance. Ross & Rolls oss about $500
the effected the CAV previous Is 5000 in the
New Brunswick Office. Yours, II.
CALIroRSIA-We have recently had some -four
ishing from this remote country, Of her having
successfully thrown OF the Mexican yoke and established
independence Accounts from the city If Mexico OF
ate date, the complete restoration Of tranquility
II California Il was supposed there would be no obsta
Gle the landing OF troops sent thher by sea from the
Ne marta on ne Wa.
probably local and unconnectcd with political designs
Rich Wing
p The Washington Union keeps its columns in
mourning for the death Of General Jackson. which
gives opportunity for the following rather severe
tf from the [. :. Journal
EXTERNAL GEIKF.-Having never declared that the
election Of Gen Jackson 20 the Presidency would be the
rhoh could befci this country we do not
consider ndspensably necessary to continue our pa
per IN mourning for month after his desesse.
The TARIYF N NEW HANPsHIRE.-Th New
Hampshire House OF Representative. on the 2i,h inst
ADOPTED resolution and others along with II, by vote
OF l6l to g. which repudlares tariff for protection
- The Toronto Pilot assests that Mr.. samuel
Peter Jarvis OF that place Superintendent Of Indian Az
AIRS has been suspended. or dismissed from ONCE oe
nz a deiau.ter to the amount o. about ttO.o
70 HuGH \. GARLAND has been selected by the
citizens Of Petersburg Va to deliver the euogy on the
occasion Of the ceremonies in honor o. zen 'aeAson'
which viii take place on the 18th OF July
~PREsIDESr HITCHCOCK OF Amherst College
IA. accepted the invitation Of the Hampshire HsmPden
and Franklin Agricultural society To deliver me address
A. their festival which 10 occur the 18th and lon
dsy. OF October rext The Fair at Springfield VII be
| he'd on the week previous
~ Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
worth O, dimes and half dimes have been ordered ~
the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 De coined az the Pha
dsphia mint to the exigences Of the new postage
law.
- WILLIAM D DELAyr, Esq. has been elected
Mayor Of Norfolk By ~ majority over Simon Stone
- ASDREw SrEvLSsos has been chosen TO
| deliver euosy upon GESzRAI JACKSON, G Richmond