New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

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tain Eo--n OF Frederick is o. ere ard nas been bum
ins tor some csJs Pas1 ne We s.e 'o1c. =
Tey considerable grca. uaoeE OF raiis large qAl-
ti;y Of cordwooG aa3 ether ta3oeE 70 CONSIDERABLE
amount aas beza destroyed ass 4 iac' passed eve.
Z-s7v acres spreading destruction and Devastating =.
before l. We informed HAi ]. Is a. ieaE sar?ouHd-
I'd and perhaps arrested n Is progress
ire also o-oIs oui II ire Scza-!oai 3toCsts;n b.:
70 what extent sc do not k1o@ Lf'se- ExAr1
( PtgrAr NogzvicE- learn BY adams L Co :
,rsly consumed By IRE lass night 4aa machinery IS
not so badly iaicred 5uJ tsi Il tay % used y repair
.ng Insured 500; 5000 % ne --ira ~ Hsrticrt
snd $3.50 II Se@!er.ey- age i.ol Saie "a sae
ding proved rot 10 5s safe al tie BOOKS ard pa
pars and every thing IL l. were enilFey destroyed
Sosi- Trans. Friday.
CHESAPEAKE And OHIo CASAL-The Gambler
land Civilian publishes le::er from frederick Which
says: IL regard 20 tie prospects o. ne Na;s car
Only say Tia; an encouraged 20 tainE hat gil will be
well. in opinion have unlimited confidence that
tue WORK vii be completed LseS 1-e Prescii Glo, 10
Cumberland. Negotiations are on 1901 Hefe sai INK
,hev viii D. Iuded n few days which lead %
believe mat ,he work vi 90 forced ahesd all along the
line with grea, vis0- and energy
MIAMI CASAL-The Canal viii De open toc nav
ication the entire length from Toledo IN Cincinnati BY
tae - ri NAV Mr. Forrer has written q NeT ork 20
,his effect and s presume the t@anportstoa business
will commence brsky WIKI the hrs' Tip OF the ooa's
Gin Gazette
r. TBE LATE DAVID TICHESoR, OF Newark.
y J. in me fFtrOJ IsrlaH NltlcH ~
Newark and the Female Charitable Society OF that each
500 the American Home Missionary Society, American
Board Of Foreign Missions and the American Coloniza
ton Society each $1,000 and ae. providing i Testves
gives the residue OF his estate AmoQns not s;ab one
aaf 20 Treasurer Of :he city OF Newark Tor the ecu
cation and support Of orphan children ard the ether hall
the American Bible Soccty NJ Ilchenor 'ras oach-
elO- and Gisd =; very ADVANCED age
REV. CHARLES I. ToRREY.-The Baltimore cor
responder, OF the Boston Atlas says Mr. T. rorey has
become worse again and the physician OF the Peuten
AIRY thinks he will scarcely live over the summer ne
information that mis- friends had virtually Withdrawn ae
application for his pardon and resigned him 20 die IN
prison aroused HIN for while, and ae struggled as II
be endeavored make his life worth the money they cad
seemingly balanced against IL lie was able for day or
two to get unsded Of bed hut ne soon sank again
and now is believed to psss all hope OF ever getting
about again.
RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoS Is CHtSA-Doubts hav-
ing been expressed whether the Chinese cct OF re!lg
ions toeratiou published some months since was DE-
signed 10 include Pro;es,an,s ss we'll Catholic the
British peripntsuiisry in China recently addressed
hey!n-, The High Imperial commissioner solcit
Information tas point; TO which De received reply
showing tina: distinction IS - pe maze 0eE"een t1V
tes;ants and Catholics.
MAGNETIC TrLgGRAPK.-We understand thatihe
wires are up between Springfield ana the Tune! in this
city aud that il is expected the Whole Inc VIII soon oe
completed, and u operation Hartford CouFahI
III The wires for the Magnetic Telegraph are
up tho en,i-e length Of the line between Syracuse and
Auburn and also for some six miles this side OF
the latter place The line from Utics 20 Syracuse Is in
rapid progress Of completion and we understand from
Mr. PAXTON President Of the Company mat Il u IN coz
temptation 10 have the entire length from Albany 10 this
city in working order in three weeks, at the ar'hest
Rsch. Adv.
r. The departure Of another OF the old Jersey
Blues is announced in the death Of Leonard Fisher oil
Gloucester Co. aged ~. lie with Washington al
Trenton and bore part in most OF the prominent en-
gs.ements OF the Revolution Just as we conclude ms
noc our attention arrested by The death Of still another
OF the old veterans Of the Jersey Line-Jhco5 Johnson
ssnr OF Hun,erdon Co who died a, the age OF 49, eav-
ing widow one year older The venerable old couple
have lived together in love more than 20 He has
been a ruling elder in the Bethlehem Presbyterian
Chrch nearly ever since the Revo uiioR
r. The Concord N. II Courier says that the
Northern Railroad is going ahead with gTea, vigor, the
ao.e line Geiav .rs'ptEoft fgs sEse number OF
less excavator, busy engaged in leveDg the hills
cxcavatng the valleys and making the rough places
smooth
II An Opera House and Music Saloon is 10 be /
bulk on the site of the aIe Miller Tabernacle in Boston.