New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-11

FIRE IN WEsrBRooK, tSrkveNs's PLAISsl-On
Friday evening last the stable and workshop OF Mr. Jo-
seph Merrill discovered TO be on fire. Those build
inrs were connected with bis dwelling house by long
shed used "a chaise and woodhouse all OF which were
burned 10 The ground, with TWO valuable work rses
cow, large peddnS wagon, containing domestic goods,
IA par bill $3.50 GO four.wheele1 chsise set of wag
ON wheels aud axes three haruesses lot OF tools aud
machinery for casting bells valued NJ 500 aud large
proportion Of his furniture and clothing His family con
stated OF four children and housekceper who lost all
their clothing except what they caught they hed-the
house being filled with dense smoke. which would
have suttocated them in a few moments. Mr. Levi T.
Steyens who lived In the house with small family
(who were ahssnt escaped with his clothes IN his hand
and was obliged to drrss out Of doorslosns all but
ewchairs, Portland <&o) Argus, sih-
FIRE IN EAST BKlpaEwArER.--We learn that
Are broke out In Iopps Village, East Brdgewater, at
about o'clock last evening. in building belonging
Solomon Aser and occupied by him IN the upper story
IA shoc mandatory, aud on The lower floor by Green
onsh Wood rs AN Enghsh and Wet India goods store.
This building consumed. also stable belonging
to Mr. Aser. to which the are communicated with the
contents Of both buildings with the exception 81 horse
and chsisc which were saved The ore then eommani'
Gated 20 large two story building occupied by Seth
Bryant as shoc mandatory husoy the exersions o.!
ncsry all the stoe in the lower par; OF he
building was saved, some e ~ however, III
state. loeeion jour- sn'
LAKE lNrELLIoEScE.-The steamer nited States
returned from Detroit yesterday morning with large
10. of passengers and freight She eavcs sn for De
troll, ,his morning The States reports the brig Bur
Nnston ashore on Sos Blanc Island 10 the mouth OF De-
srns River and the brgs PrsSe, Scou and K Crooks,
tosether with feet OF twenty-five others, rs having
nassed up the river for ST. Clair Surday and Sunday
last. loTsNo f-Ag M s. So
AN ANCIENT AND LoSpLY ELM-The Provi-
aenee Journal s;aiss that large elm ree on the margin
of tho Mosshssuc river. Suisss Bridge WAS cur
down on Friday last make room for the Providence
aad Worcester Railroad track. IL contained seven
cords of wood and il sseertaned by The grams Oh
the geo that IL mus, have been lSo years old
Ma. sIlpELL-The impression has been pro
duced BY ieuers yesterday from Vera Cruz u
the ST. Marys vii bring Mr. Slidel Immediately 10 the
Balize instead os Pensacola His arrival viii therefore,
be anxiousiy expected until the 81 Mary aakes her a
psarsuce. [Picayrne, I'd.
EB Benjamin EDDY, charged with the murder OF
Aryd r Shepard OF Providcece R. l. on the morning of
the 3h of November is. arrasncd for ,-ia before
The Supreme Court in that City on thursday.
FArAL AccIpESr.-We learn by Leonard's Elk
n,e i. that brakeman. named Francis Window. wss
f.3 an tho Worcester Railroad az Wcsbcro a.s even
SC He WAS detachpg the milk car while the train wa.
~ o,jon and losing his hold fell under the wheel, and
was crushed 70 dss'h lo'ssoa i'"'e'ies STA
rur R,asr GR,r-Mr. Daniel Shepard OF Port,
,na Icoo,S has been freeman Il years and during
49, Am, Ia. never Loaf az the snonai state Eiee-
,,ons Iss, Monday be three ues 20 dsposit MS
sosn ia IA Wing soldier IN The heySa,lona'S
war. l-- -----