New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
Fires.


O. Saturday, night, the large grist saving and turning
uGl Of Thomas Dugdae e. Son. at Burlington, N j. was
,only destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 Insurance $500. The mills contained from
tree TO four thousand bushels of Wheat, and
two hundred bushels of flour. We did not learn how 1t
.ok fire. To the mill there attached the water
works by which the city WAS supplied with water. The
naks nine in number. each capable of containing 10
hsshesds OF water and elevated seventy eef Wer9 also
daH0yed
FIRE AT BALrIMoRE.-Thc three story brick
51ldng No 2l6 Baltimore-s owned by Miss BOYD, and
occupied by Mr. Geo. Webb iewelry establishment
md Mr. H. Coburn as book store and the lofts by Jo
eph Neal a bindery. consumed on Saturday-en-
ire loss $4,000, partly covered by Insurance
e Ogdensbureh in ST. Lawrence Co. was
T,irsd by calsmitous fire recently which destroyed
several buildings and considerable amount OF property
The lis, ofsueres and their individual losses is as to
lows:
BIS Doty, two buildings, $4,000, not insured J. NJ
pOiy S40O rot insured; VIM. C.. Brown, 81 0OO, in
ured L. Cook, 81 000 not insured Guest II Chapman
sl3OO $500 insured; George Guest, I'd 500 no insur
rance; A. B. Wheeler 81 so do Roswell Bailey, 500.
io Mr. Morrcau 5000 do; Norcross & Sawtelle $1,000,
io Charles Lyon SO dc; N. 5 Pitkn. $40 do; MIR.
Henry and other mechanics 100, do-total, $3.50.
Three persons-Mr. Baker. James Poes and another
Fhose is mentioncd-were severely injured by
he fall OF roof.
Ey- On Friday morning, about O'Clock. the
During mill of G. Kesler at Chatham, Columbia Coun-
was destroyed by fire. 20OO bushels OF grain were
;estroyed-loss 5000 aud no insurance.
u A fire occurred a; Utica on Thursday night,
which destroyed the commission store Of Lyons 4 Co
10 % Liberty-st with all its contents. The building
SEsownedby Mr. Mortimer
SELLING DAUGHrER.-A letter dated Damas-
Ts Oct. TO- says "A man found the other day
The public market Offering his daughter for sale Be
Christian he sent to the Patriarch by Mr. Mish
1s English drsgomnn, who prevented IL His story was
tGrple one; IN n weaver account oil the cheap
i,ssh goods my trade has been put stop TO- have
NE mother and seven children TO support Nhen |
Gievery thing had tried TO beg but no one would
ne could get no other work We have had no
read Tor the last three days. thought OF selling one ef
cyehldren 10 keep the others from starving was
eyed 500 pissters (S5) for this girl and would have
I'D her had it not been for Mr. Mish who sent me
nre'"
ANTI GRAVE -RoBBISG MEETING " AT AURORA,
Q-A meeting organized under the above curious title,
uhed at this place the 9th inst the OBJECT oene 10
axe measures for the prevention OF the extensive sys
Of which has been carried on OF late
isarsn Ohio. Ameng the resolutions was one propos'
q that petition be drawn up and forwarded 10 the
representative OF that County praying TO make grave
Tee!ng penetentsry offence.
CHRISTIAN UNION CONVENTIONAL Convention
$40 be held in London in Jane 10 promote greater
s,ee Of union among those sec;s known as Eyangell-
Il lis said thai Christians Of England are NJ WORK
repairing for this great occasion Convenient rooms ior
ss ranaciion Of the business OF the committee nave
Ken obtained al Exeter Hall. Plans are under consio
raioa for the translation of the resolutions and ad-
;ess into the principal languages OF Europe, and
Neady tokens Of sympathy and cooperation nave
asTe been received from OF the most distinguished
evangelical men in neghborng countries. A great pub
meeting was 10 be held Exeter Hall on the llth of
december for the explanation and enforcement OF the
nsmeu and objects of the Liverpool Conferences =
a one result of that meeting will be 10 originate and
give tone 10 numerous other meetings of Ike nature
ssFcus districts Of the metropolis, and in the country
oeed IN Dublin series Of meetings on the subject has
esdy been advertised and The Liverpool Glasgow ard
oft ADr-n nf.p
=. soorng within their respective provinces with great
Huos industry and success.
ANOTHER JERSEY BLUE GoSE.-Died on Tues
E sth inst at his residence at Westhed. in this coun-
ienaood Clarke, ESQ. aged s. years. The deceased
anticipated in the battles of Monmouth Trenton, and
Vosr places. Newark Advertiser.
q Mr. Owslcy, of Jefferson Co Tenn. was
80. dead by person named Nm. Wilson, short time
'acs TIE murderer fed and had no, been appre-
asaeed az latest accounts.
@ Near Phillipsburg \. j. on the 18th inst
Stephen Garrison was thrown from the stage which he
'"d'ivipg and instantly killed.