Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21
destructive EI.-

on Saturday mornjno e.
=. ,'s ire broke out IN frame 'S"S' S";'' 'daygh
belonging ,. 70 Judge Bodisy is,ss'an s', stree,
Mr. Vick,who were ,os b,os.n' belonging d
Thppp 1Tn'pp'd aaJ.a Up The river to hs ps",,' Is's To-
H. that n had been formerly spir pae,s ,p%s safl
On which stove had .aerp s,ooI 'as1e' as1 and
supposed i communica,eJ' J'u' :. a and iii.
~ 'nsn Mn.. caught The Two IL use. "s a,h ll"o'
red with hay and corn ;u%a ;I'an WIRE ,t's 'e
communicated !, a'',, :" lle old bund,0'n ",fn'' =
merry occupied as HE Whly NtI1"m1ag t1m'g for
men spread TO the Commss.iDonn Dnrs; :, It
house of Mr.. James Grun Gwln, en'ir.,' Ware
sum'ng sum that and four ad"n,ns a1,'[,y I1.r" Con-
men crossed Washington Isl S,,... frames
swept the buildings from the ".e,, so'. aud
Jackson ), TO Main; and from ,bpnas hp'ne' Of
s,;, MAN street, street to Walnut, Mr.. Is F,as, ~
n"r'h side Of Main street, all"o eu' W. The
'ns'on :, M. 70 Walnut, is heap Of ,,,;'s ms'n'
wei as the north side Of WaInu, ",' .',, a. as
as far as The residence Of M,. u' ., s''e',
ney, which was consumed, ''' '"0'A'
,,1 ne ne. w'nd ,a was very high a, The tim.
a,, ana one half 'he town would have v t'"s, hss,
burned but for the recen, rain-,hs IIs sa'n oeen
q me houses being very wer-bla,;ns M 'Ips
shingles AMI boards falling yerv 'h;"t 'h;"s
over The whole of Springfield. A ""s ara'.
zeal q property has been DESTROYED Iu'' ,nd
many families in moderate circumssno.. as "a"
have lost nearly their all. '"'''''e'
The losses were, Judge Bodily. Q bor.
ses. Mr.. Chinn, (of N. Oll: M
Armstrong, /; store of Messr. A;E;n M
d Gwin, belonging lnscme one in pha'
adelphia Ha ,welI Vick's h4is. ss,s.. |
houses. Planters Bank. l;U.S R,nk
lis. G. Field, L; E. D. Downs I" y
han Road Bank. l;J. A. Klein, |; Il
Sndger. !; DR.. Peck, ;E.B. LiIIv !;
A. II. Arthur. | +; N. II. Wick 2. and
Messrs. Dickersons' and Others. ,be,, I
stock of stores.
Messrs. Field and Klien were the or.
ly parties whose property was insured. /
as far as we know. Nicksbmg Whg.
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FROM MArAMoRAs.-By the arrival
Of The schr. Wm. G. Preston,
Capt. Cox. from The mouth Of the Rio
Grande. 7ih., we have intelligence from
Ma'amoras direct, few days later than
by The way ofCorpus Christi. The let.
lers and reports afford Ms bn, litIe inior.
nation in addition 10 that received direc,
rom the capital. Parades having taken
such prompt measures. il was nol sup.
posed ,ha, Arista would be able 10 raise
lie standard Of revolt with any rhanre
If su cess. The belief at Malamoras
was. that Parades had ordered large
,ody Of troops 10 march for the frontier
report said S0OO Cor phe purpose Of in
'ading Texas. 1t is mach more proba'
Vie. il ifor,lered. they areinlended keep
Arisla in check. The Preston brings
l4,GO0 in specie. ~. D. DeAa
HIGHLY observation-disclosures Excite.
aent.-The Washington correspondent
t the N. Y. Mirror gives the following
particulars -
"I'his morning Mr.. Buchanan was
losed with The President for more lhaT
We minutes. Il is certain that matters
+ the gravest character were under con-
Tor Mr.. B. was heard dls'lh"
; 10 sneeze three times in surresSloh'
nd il is supposed on The highest au'h"l'
v that Mr.. Polk took pinch ano a
alf of snuff. The greatest cons'ern",
on prevailed at the Whlie House. anu
,e black cook rolled up the whites o,
is eyes in such a manner that lhe "u
ulch clock went into ii's and STUCK 'n
our before the time. The Secretary
War was seen by credible witnesses
90 into a store g. buy a box ol per'"''
on caps. These and other sy"po".. .
war have caused stocks and stocking,
rise above zero. The Serre'a'! T."
e NAVY. too, was seen to devoar pro-
gi' us pieces ofrold turkey ana AZ :. Ca !,
css extraordinary was desra'r,eun nm. m.
,,g.s,ore for a box Of Brandre'h,s r'ls'
ous rerrons. There IS some'"''s"