New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-28

FIRES IN BosToS-At about | o'clock on Thurs
day morning the boot and shoe store OF Geo a. Oden
wnd - Derue st took fire. when the building was con-
seraby damaged and the stock and fixtures OF the store
entirely ruinedtully insured About o'clock same
morning small wooden bGlding and belonging TO
the oil works Of Mcssrs Atkins Sturcvant, in the
laird Section East Boston which used for boiling
oil was consumed with about 200 gallons of boiled lin
seed oil belonging to Messrs Pratt X Rogers Cutler.
Day Il Co. aud Carruth & Whittier, Of Boston. No in'
eufance on the building OIL Loss about 81 300.
At o'clock Ihursdsy evening fire broke out in
the upper story OF three story brick building OH the
corner of Cornhili and Franklin Avenue, occupied BY
Frederick w Breeders Book binder Stock nearly all
destroyed. Loss about 81 600 The second story was
occupied by j. y Bang lob Printing office. His
types and paper were wet more than he wanted
them to he The lower floor Of the building was occu.
pied by Abel Tompkins. Bookseller, and his stock WAS
considerably injured ~ toe water and by removing
Fuy insured.
sS= The auxiliary steamship Massachusetts, Capt
Wood from Liverpool Jan. 81 wss seen of South Shoal
of Nsnucke; Thursday last by Capt Lecraw OF ship
Niobe this port She was most probably blown OF in
the gale OF Friday the New York papers make no
mention Of her arrival Boston paper
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE CITIZENS OF MAsAsouAS
WITH REGARD TO THE LATE WREckS.-A meeting OF the
citizens Manssqusn held at the above place on the
22d inst make arrangements for the interment and
funeral services of the dead Among other things II
Resolved That AL bodies now lying in the Church. not
elsmed by their friends be inferred after Tuesday the 9Th
! Inst in The Methodist Church yard
resolution also passed condemnatory OF the
statements ofhe press with regard 10 the rob
bng OF bodies nc when they pronounce 10 BE false and
untouuded
For TExAs-An exchange says the schr Tico-
nic which sailed from Wilmington. " c, recently tor
Maaeorda Texas took out rs passengers 10 whites and
IL blacks slsves from the counties OF Nash and Edge
combe. n c., who 90 to seek new home in the new
State
ACCIDENT AT PIrTSBURGH.-On the 22d inst.
about O'Clock p. NJ the smoke,houss and part OF the
flooring of the large warehouse If Henry Ames Co.
Man.st gave way and the great ri in the
pk p-np and he Nr on No and
third floors Of the warehouse precpiiaed TO the
lower story buryus in its fall several of the workmen
all OF whom were sterward eNricated alive. although
Cnns19efaoS injured The naues oil the sufferers are
HENRY Mclaughlin Henry Axen Francis Borehaf, and
a German whose ns'ne WAS sscertained.
Z PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLAruEE.-The right of way
bill! for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passed 20 its
second reading in the Senate yesterday.
The correspondent OF the Philadelphia American says
that the committee relative 10 the challenge Senator
Gibbons have agreed proceed with the inves,iga
ton.
/ DEArH sY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jones ESQ OF
Lyndeborough on Friday night last had been TO this
place with load Of wood and arrived within few rods
of his house when his got into a drft from
which they could no; be eNtricsted. Mr.. Jones was
/ found frozen to death. Nashua Gaz.
DEATH OF \ MAIL RoBBER.-Dr. Bradee, con.
y:ccd Of robbng the mails, and imprisoned for the Of
fence in 1871, died in his Cell at Pittsburgh on Friday
week. Previous 10 his dea,a he confessed his guilt.
( E The country around Boston presents win.
try aspect the fields and bills being covered with snow
and temperature Of the weather gives oindcston OF
returning Spring The thermometer Wednesday eve
ming r. 10 o'clock sixteen snd Thursday morning
sunrise !; twenty degrees below freezing
point The seishins 10 the vicinity Is excellent
STEAMER BlLLow Ne. SUNK.-The fine steamer
BLOW. comnsnded by friend Capt. John w Rus.
sell from 81 Louis bound 10 New Orleans sunk on
Friday night 18Th inst az Devils Back Bone She YVES
loaded deep and lies in nine feet water with her lar
board guard feet under water and the other guard
ont Shcmay possibly De raised The wss bulk here
4 liz, h,-k Cs-.a
Louisville Journal.
The DrFFEREScE.-0ne year ago yesterday,
ee6 ~ the .ivsr open this city, snd the fol-
living day steamboat reached here from Nsw-ferk.
AZ me present time the river closed distance be.
low nsw3afgn, and the ice nearly two feet thick oppo
SIC 'Hs cry Ale$ny Argus.
STEAMBOAT AccIpExr-The steamer Louis Phil
lppe says the last Louisville Courier on her las, trip
from New-orieAns ran Gu u snsg at Lake Providence
smashed one wheel, broke the main shaft and doing
other damages amounting In all about 81 500 me-
gro who bad ensconced himself In the dy.whee box,
/! was the only one injured seriously.