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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08
The stewart Dirnpr,

The Dinner given on Friday last by the Young
Wings Of Philadelphia to Hon. ASpREw STEWART,
Member Of Congress from Fayette, was as brilliant
festival as it was richly merited by that honest,
capable and faithful public servant. The Dinner
was provided by Messrs. Bayley, Mackenzie Co.
The company was large extending to hundreds
and embracing many leading members Of the Wing
party. Hon z. Joy MORRIS presided, assisted by
large number Of Vice Presidents The first toast,
in honor Of HENRY CLAY was received with nine
cheers Toasts complimentary to Generals Taylor
and Scott having been responded to with great en-
thusiasm, Mr.. STEWART was called up by an ap-
propriate testimonial to his long and valuable ser
vices as Representative, and particularly as an
enlightened earnest and steady champion OF Ame'
rican Industry. His speech was replcte with
sound argument and true patriotism We would
gladly copy the report oft -four columns were not
at this time unusually crowded.
Subsequently, eloquent and stirring addresses
were delivered by Joseph r. Chandler, Esq. Hon.
Robt T Conrad, and one or two other gentlemen,
and in the happiest manner. Letters were read
from Messrs. Webster. Crittenden, Sergeant Alb
bott Lawrence and others, who regretted their ina
blity 10 be present and spoke OF Mr. Stewart. his
character and services in terms Of Just eulogium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08
The Voice of Delaware.

The following Preamble and Resolution were re.
Gently adopted by the Legislature Of Delaware.
They are honorable to her character, and furnish
ground for the hope that she will speedily snnoN'
herself 70 the list Of Free States:
WAevsas crisis has arrived in tbs public affairs Of
this nation which requires the free and full expression
Of the people through their legal representatives. and
FhsTeds the United States 10 81 war with sister Repub
lie oecasioned by the Annexation of Texas with view
to the addition Of Slave territory to our county and
the extending Of Slave power 10 our Union and vhoeds
in the opinion of this General Assembly such scquis
tons are hose the spirit Of free Institutions and
contrary 10 sound morality. Therefore be IL
RssoiSsd b. he Serets and House Of Rprsendfiss %
he Sa,s of Deidrodrs in GsnrGl ssseby 7 That our
Senators and Representative In Congress are hereby re-
cuested to vote against the annexation OF any new ter
Ttory TO our Uniou which shall not thereafter be fer
ever free from Slavery.
The Wilmington Blue Hens Chicken in pub
fishing these resolutions, says
Delaware would now have been free State had !;
not been for the votes Of Samuel BurnhSn and John
Turner IN the Senate Tor New Castle county who voted
for themselves instead OF nneienths OF their consttu
enis Ast taxing both branches Of the Legislature
together is voted for its abolition and Is against it
Had Newcastle County been tray represented In the
State Senate. our state would have been free In
IL 10 IN (a and It's splendid but egected lands would
hsve been worth fee nilli0Hs Of dollars this day
than they with the badge 81 slaruy Kent did
nobly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08
Gnnd News from Vermont.

On Tuesday last the citizens OF Vermont were
summoned 10 the Ballot. Box TO determine by their
Votes whether the State should any longe' DC
cursed with the Traffic in Intoxicating Liquois-
Last wear the question II License or No License
was Determined by each County fo' itsel' but the
Legislature at its last session passed law 70 SUD-
NIT th question 10 the People OF the whole State
80 that the Traffic should either be entirely prohb
tied or allowed on equal terms in every Town Our
exchanges have brought US returns from sixty 1.-TWO
Towns, embracing parts Of Windham, Windsor,
Orange Rutland, Chittenden, Addison and Wash
ington Counties The majority for No License In
these Towns is 4,Ie2, which is a very large gain
ever the vote Of last yesr. There is every reason
to believe that the State has gone against the
Traffic by majority which will leave no doubt as
to the Voice of Public Opinion This is Revolt.
ton which cannot 40 backward. OAly let the
friends ol the Cause be firm and bold, and it will
not BIO long before the Traffic which is the fruitful
source Of the direst evils, shall be universally re.
garded as a Crime and branded as such by the
Law
When are the People of this City to be al.
lowed, in common with theirfeiow citizens in other
parts Of the State. TO determine for themselves
whether they will longer permit Traffic to be car
red on in their midst which fills their prisons. aug.
ments their taxes and produces incalculsbe misery
in thousands OF families Representatives at AL.
bany what say your
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08
uexicau War-Hopss Of a Permanent feace
Trnm the s3,OOO,GOo Faisaci0us.


u,;sh N make a few remarks ca the present
,-o.oeot Of Peace with Mexico. and wish that
vour readers xocld marx what ! say as
have proved myself prophet more than once Gu.
ring this struggle consider TIE spPrSPraT'on o.
The Tires Millions together with the $4,000 ior
rIrIo,natic .srvices as calculated 70 pTolons the
,gsr. Mr. Benton in filing bis pockets may not
think 60 bat | viii give you ny reasons, and !
think that You will find that they are not without
weight.
Ihave witnessed the various revolutions IN Mex
leo for the last ten years, and have studied their
character ia the towns and in the villages, and
have had good opportunities to observe every feature In
the Mexican character tits well known that the cause
Of their frequent revolutions Is nothing more than
struggle between tie Ias and the ols as not one PTin
eiple Of civil liberty Is involved in the contest lie
Government eazuot give employ to eli the ohcers
who fgure In ep.Uleties in that distracted country
eonseoueniy about half are always struggling to over
throw the present Government, no matter what ia
character may be sud even in this foreign war they
cannot give employment to half who depend solely on
the Government for support Those who are thrown
out generally live in eleness until the next revolution
aud will run into debt until they get em5srras'ei and
thrown into the scale easily foek Of sheep are
driven from one pasture TO another. think ihs tbs
hat will be sufficient for ny purpose at thStims' sod
rtw we viii grant that sI the rumors reasve to the
distress in Mexico to be trushsi they hose no money
aud their councils are divided This yeu may say will
induce them 10 s~afp the Three Millions esgerly and
conclude ueaiy-granted But where Will be the
on-,ston party They will keep quiet until the money
paid over, and then down goes the Government and
they rise its ruins and proclaim those traitors who
have sold heir country perhaps with the secret hope
that another 100000 viii be awarded them What
pretex have they had for the last twenty years equal
this, 10 inasme tho Mexican people And It will take
place that the above will be carried
out and they will carry on hsrsssng guerrilla
fare border. which must protect At enormous
expense for the benefit of-Perhdp, SlG5ay. When
commenced intended 10 dssect their subtle policy in
connection with the Department Of Yucatan but be
heye that you like short stories best.
AN AMERICAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

~ The Courier g. Enquirer VIII not in'u'7
ma 70 re5psn aow tie discussion as to the Issn's -
,be Grievances Of the Anti Renters. Il does seem
% % that the OEcal admissions and ACTON Of :
ssutives and Legislatures Of al parties nave sS''
Led TIA. point That tie pressure Of Lsnaio'usA'
n osr STATE has never yet been 50 gazing IS a
Ireland ia very freely admitted what we AMI .
,b., The 5rinciDlss which ondsrie ire Co1rleF Pc
s,t;or srd arguments with regard to the NanoriAi
r.,..es and their Tenants faly jasiiy Ano 'eio %
,ncb results IS Ireland AID parts Of Scotland DO"
exhibit Even now the CoUner taiks I" Lez''
l.tive sanction for the violation O. the Tenant
o.oa eou,raesS-as Il the Insh were not 70" s'af''
ing 20 death il perec: accordance VIE 'ne VII
tracts whereby they are permitted % stay ca
,se fac, II Gods es-1h. TIE question behind the
co,y;sr'. question concerns the night Of Govern
r,srt 70 rive one man the exclusive power 70 I'D
prove and enjoy ia person or BY proxy a potion
Of tae soil adequate 70 employ and s9osi'' h1h'
dreSs OF thousands or millions CT human beings
who. as population increases, NUT have tais isno
on come terms and will naturally be compelled 70
pay higher and higher rents for II Where GOES
This tend7 IRELAND affords the answer. AND
whoever has read obssvsDtiy the Queens Speech
Lord John RusssWs, &c. has found there eieai
RECOGNITION of the truth that Land cannot be the
property Of individuals in the same complete and
unrestricted sense in which the products Of human
industry are property.
The Confer asserts that 1.-The owners loi toe
Memorial I andsl offer 10 sell them upon moderate
Just and sasy terms" If this Is the general iac''
we cannot see why they should object to the pas
sage Of the act TO regulate Devises and Descent'
which merely allows the tenants 10 purchase lands
under perpetual lease ct the legal value OF the re-
served rent to be declared By the Chancellor at the
cost of the tenant-and this only on the death OF
the PATRON, when his heirs may naturally be sup
posed willing 10 take their estates IN ready casf
rather than mere annuities. But in fact 1t Uas H0
the general fact prior to the Ambient connections
whatever it may be now, that the owners offer ''
sell" Any one who will inquire may assure him
self Of the correctness Of our statement. II they
ere now generally willing to sell on fair terms
that is for the value which the tenant received anc
not that which he has cres.ed-this is great poin
gained.s Beyond this they have only to show that
they are legally the owners Of the property they
propose TO sell, and the work is done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

I'M To correct any erroneous impression that
may have been made by the article In The Tribune d
the 3D. respecting the first building Of the Tract SO
olety and the proceeds OF rent from the same we n'er
the following tatsment from tbs report OF the Society
the Legislature In reference TO their rents and building
The amounts received for rent were In the years end
Ing Apr u.s. 1912 si374 20; le43, tiell Is, 1876 f37s
s4 lei5, s3622 so 1916, 29l3 IS.
In April last the Committee resolved TO syst them
selves Of tho lato Improvements In printing presses snc
machinery and had completed their plans Tor epaiIuI
and ueugthcning the original building when ESQ
spread soon afler s erection and from when the %
ciety's printing had for many years been removed
when tbs building was pronounced by competent sress
tec,s asd builders 10 be insufficient TO sustain the wori
ing OF machinery without endanssring tho vss OF "
numerous occupants and the erection OF q ne" sn'
more commodous building was recommenaeo, ooV
for safety and ultimate economy Afer mature ccnsa
Grafton this recommendation was adopted, and sucn
building has within few months been erected on th'
same site.
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DISPATCHES FoE THE TRIBUNE
gY MAGNETIC TElEGR APh
Spv.yoPK LEGISLATURES.
sEyATE....AIsAsr March 6-7 ?.

sENATE....AIEAsr March 6-1 P y.
A memorial was presented from the HUDSON
River Railway Co. 70 extend time within which
the Hrst sun OF $500 600 shall BE- expended.
Mr. SAsDToID reported b.l to eonsosit-'s tie
uniiorme6 corps Of Sew-Ycsk
Mr. BARLOW reported agsins. the repeal Il tie
Excise Law.
The Plank Road bll was debated IN COMMITTEES Of
the Whole, b: was rot disposed Of
The Erisrsnt Passenger bill was taken ~ by the
sane body and was not decided lpol when the
COMMITTEES rose
NJ Hams intan.tst ais intention % oAcr SUB.
situate FOR the eltIe Dill
A COMMITTEES was appointed 70 cooperate with =
similar ore from he Eogse, IL making suitable
rnnsemcnis l0g toe funeral Of Capt. Morris Adj
ASSEMBLY.
M DEvELIS preserved the memorial q Mayor
sc. Of New-York. % rise tax Of sl.0s2, 900. to
defray The various contingent expenses legally
ehargesbls 10 said Ci,y &c. The farther sum o
$4,000 for Police exposes the farther sam Of
sl7l.42f in the lamp district the farther sun Of
s3l,7 35 IS Tor the dehcieEy In taxation Of lsi6.
The Hurl Gate Pilot bA was farther debated
and reconulit;ed on motiO Of Mr. WALsH, with
Instructions 70 amend il as that any person du-
ly qualified may be licensed TO pilot through Hurl
Gate and strike out the SETON making i q mis-.
demeanor 70 pilot without Hence
Mr. SAGE laid on the table motion TO reconsider
the above vote reoOnmittint the Hurlgste pilot
1ii.
The bill T. rssubmit the charter Of the city Of
New. York was referred 10 tbs New. York deiega.
ton for amendment
M WATSON called up his resolution nstructing
the COMMITTEES 70 report the bill abolish the Office
OF County Superintendent Of Common Schools. An
amendment to this resolution 10 abolish said Office
was agreed To.
A resolution is on the table to adjourn from Mon.
cay 20 Wednesday. for the purpose Of paying the
asst tribute Of respect TO the body Of the gallant
lead Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

NKwJERsrY LEsIsLArrRE.-Annongt the acts Of
this body respecting lsndlcrds Snd ien&nts Il
provides that justice Of The Peace may adsVli Of
the landlord that he TENANT holds over bis term falls
10 pay his rent inquire into the truth BY trial &c Of the
charge and issue warrant 10 pot the claimant in pos
In small matters.
Ab was also passed extend the tine FOR eonstrae-
ton of the Bevidere Delaware Railroad. road pro
eeed years age for the purpose OF openns 70
the country above Trenion the Delaware and Leash
IN cutie, for their productions. The read would be
sky miles In ength and would Cos, hr;e more
than million Of dollars. It's communication with this
city would be BY tho Delaware and Rsritsn Canal ard
Camden and Amboy Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

Drersy Of re cie.t-The Coroner held inquest,
20 az inc fifth District srsuonn0Gse On toe body n =
rsh Sssef a nsiyr OF Orange county. SOD ~ ys.,,
who died suddenly on Saturday morning DR. Thers
Holmes sde p7 Doyen examination Ia he case "a
10 accordance with his opia.on the larry rendered w
the chest.
De1,A 81 spopiry The Coroner Wa, called 10 hold :.
inquest o. he BODY Of John Cl6ajus P Robin nsrr,
OF France. ssed ca years, Who was found dead IA 1,
room on saturday morning. after icing missed seven,
days Verdict death BY apopiexy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08
Business Notires.

t,55S GESTLxMyNs HATS style ior ep'Ds i'''' ~
be introduced on Wednesday, March SOY
LEARY O. co. Hatters, Aston House, brosa"sy.
Circulars descriptive Of our style viii DO ioi""s''
= .sI-~.,,., =. ,,o,,,s,d MID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08
New-York Town Elections.

WAis Towns SUPERVISORS. Loco Towns
Ava Augusta-David Murray.
iAnnsville-Dr. Beach. Brdgewster-John South.
Knoxville worth.
Csmden-Amhrose Curtisa Deerheld-J g. Weaver.
Kirklsnd-C. c. Cook. Floyd-Dsvid Moulton.
New Haitfcrd-O. Prescott iflorence-W. Summons.
Psris-Dsyid ]. Millard. bee-JOhn J. Castle.
Remsen- NsIcy-Clsrk Potter.
'rrepton-Henry Miller. Msrshsll-H n. Eastman.
tVernon-DAvid Pierson. Rome-John Niles
Whitestown-O. p. Eelhs. tSteuben-J. }. Owons.
Ill iSsngersdeld--DeWitt c,
tChsnsed from last year Tower
Ia politics. tuhcs-Andrew g Pond.
iverons-W. c. Stillmsn.
Venns-Perry Freeman.
tWestmoroland-I. g. Cur
uss.
Wsstern--l6.
HERKIMER co.--ds fer as heard from.
Dsnube-Abrshsm Owens. beTkimer-b. Wtlisms
Stark Miner German Elsils--J. Strong.
Litchneld-- - Miller. Frsnkfort-C. Dsyendorf.
schuyler--C. lnshan. NewpoIt-Henry l. Ward
Winield-Zenss Edred. Coumbis-A Van Dusen.
Msnhcim-John Markell Fsirfeld-Psrley Arnold
Russis-A Nicholson Sslisbury-Trumsn bllss.
Ohio-A Abeel Warren
Little Fslls--Joram Petrie. NOrwsy-Lsthsm Gray.
WYOMING co.
Csstile-Stephen D, Tabor. Attes-Roswel Gardner
Covington-O Johnson. Bennine ton--B. r. Folsom
Esge-ssmael Tucker. Gsinesville-N. Reynolds
Gen. Fslls--Robt Flint. Shelden-C r. Reynolds
Middleby-A II Cronkhite. Jsvs--Ssmuel ClMk.-3.
Orangevine-L. II. Bshbitt.
Perry--sAmusl Benedict Abolrion.
Pike. " w Abbott. Chine - Calkins.
Warsaw-And. w. Young
Wethrs6ld-D Wolco,tl0
CEENANGO Co.'S far az heard from.
German. Coventry, Oxford, smithville,
New.Berlin. Sherburne. Greene. Guiliord
smyrna MeDonough-6 Columbus. Plymouth.
License 7sGke. '-Pres;on. Norwich.
Five towns 10 hear from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

TIE PRorosEp BaASes Mint AT NEw.YoRK.--
The evident disposition in Congress favorable to the
proposition Of Mr.. Seaman. says the National Intesen
cer for tho establishment Of Brsnch Mint Of the United
s,es It Sewyork tor the coinage Of sold and silver
leaves hardly doubton nlnd As the ae, Congress
win make the necessary prcvision for this purpose.
Tho amount Of the appropriation proposed by the mo-
lion Of Mr.. sesmsn for the purpose Of purchasing
sss erecting suitable bulldog and completing the ne
csss&y combinations Of machinery for the said Branch
vas two hundred and twenty FIVE thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

GEN Ton THpME-0f Oil the ysrious snscuons ~,
have f6r years past produced extraordinary -
In he nited States the little General stands pfoysy Y,
emnent-hs wonder and universal pet OF oO.a al b,
rberes THOUSANDS arc daily crowdinE ms ievees ~
amsrican Museum and Tho cry Is siin ihsy COM. W.
would advise the he ads Of amDiss 10 enp'ss7 s e ~
tunity Of his morning exhibitions 81 u, "neA 'A'''
leas crowd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

RAILROAD SUPPEk-On Thursday evening last
the fends OF the Hudson River Railroad In this village
with few friends from other towns, celebrated the
Of their efforts to secure this great enterprise oy
splendid supper At the hrst depot the Fousnkeepse
Hotel The supper prepared By the host Mr.. Ruizer,
IN the best style Of the times.
After a brief address from the chief conductor in
honor Of the fret advocates OF the road and especially
Richard P Morgan. whose pioneer efforts tie public
are Indebted for their knowledge Of the prsctcsoy OF
the route brief addresses sso made BY Nessrs
Jcwstt Gsn Maison D. B. Lent Isaac Plat and e. B.
Key al setting forth facts IL relation 10 Inc Use pro
gress aud 1aal success OF the project
The supper being upon strict temperance PrlnePies
there Of danger encountered OF rpostoh.
or rRAHias q ne ack and the cars Stopped and the
(Poughksepsie Journal.
suPRrME CouRr-In the case in which the
Merchants Bank OF this city claimed 10 recover from the
owners OF the steamboat Lexington, burnt on Long To-
land sound the value OF the specie belonging 70 the
Bank on board that bOsf-which was argued on oenat
Of the Bank before the Supreme Court few weeks
since BY Mr. Webster-that Court has ordered new
argument and that the shall be Pui upon the dock
ct IN the place given By It's sine Of eniry Bost Adv
- Some inquiry has been made concerning
the circumstance Of the arrest OF Hon Corns w Law
renee OF NewYork on tie hrfy three suin ior dow,
nF I'D buildings AZ TIE great IRE when be was Mayor Of
that CITY We understand that arrest was msds but
that the prosecutors IN Hew-York. beng spprsed By
telegraph that he was coming through from Phllade.
phs, Instituted suits By the process o. summons and
him during the passage ct the cars through TIE city
The viii come before the Circuit IN t1is County
Newark Advertiser.
CLosE Oh TIE THOMAS AND LIZ GRAND CASE
The House Of Delegates, having become wesrisd and
disguised WITH the investigation 4 TIE uniounded
charges brought BY TX Governor Inss against Juoge
lie Grand yesterday. dismissed theease The resosc-
lions adopted such expected, with regard 10
the purity of the character Of Jude lie Grand and his
entire innocence OF all seG.bsnce participation IN the
charges brought against him BALI sun March B.
FIRE.-Last evening about o'clock, a ire broke
on, IL the bot dry house connected with the bleaching
AMI eoorng works al Lonsdae al the contents Of tbs
house consisting Of about two hundred pieces Of cotton
cloth. together with the doors rot and entire wood
works totally destroyed The lcss i supposed 10
Be from hftsen hundred 20 TWO thousand collars
Providence Transcript 5tn.
/ DEATH or A wELL.KNOwS AND VENERABLE LoSS
lsLASDEE,-On Tuesday I'd inst Il Huntngtoc. s1aoik
CO. died Hoa Silas Weed, aged = years. NJ, Wood
has n as t1as been pTontnenily before ne public OF
the Eastern section Of isnd. A. one OF the leading
men IN political life he Is known the author OF a
history Of Long Island which was published about 20
years since
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BlEBH & CosTAE,
MATHIS,

1876 Broadway, Eew.York,
~ VIII Introduce Spring Fashion for 0enIsnss'
Hsfs March q, 1871 ldm
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LYsANoN, Ohio, March . ls47.
NJ DEAR GRKELEI; Twas once a subscriber
for your paper eUi Being oseaded your opposition
the Mexican War stopped II 10 EOmer, Of rsshness
But repeating vii subscribe again aud get others 20
10 20 too. Yours hss always been my model of great
pewsraper and though cannot always agree with your
tc1tlusnis can always cOncede your honesty. Yours
respectfully. !. D. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

DVTcHEss CoUSTY.-The Board OF Supervisors
have nxeo The salary OF the Fist Judge al ssO0 and Of
sarrosate g. 400 In the fees united in Gee
person tia salary ID to oe COO
u Ex-President VAS BuKEs arrived in town
yesterday ard vii remsn few days II the residence
OF his scr smith 7. Van Buren,. Albany Alas, Sch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

E"LUoIE Dr LAxxERMooR GKANDE FASTA-
Sic. By HESAI HrKz. Al whO heard this King Of
Pisnisses7 viii remember sis besaHiul piece may be
considered his chef dsavre and will no doubt md ia
way 70 every piano has Just been published in very
bssutiful siyle BY Firth Hal Pond, s3s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

TIE EXPLOSION AT TEoY.-The Troy Wing
gives the following account OF the explosion which took
place at the Arsenal in tia, city on Friday last;
About hslfpast 10 A. ~ while the workmen ia the
laboratory the gate, busy making fuses for
shels boy. named White In kicking Ssde fuse with
his heavy nailed shoe struck IRE from the brick aoor.
The sprsks fel among the loose composition lying
around shgh explosion took place and IN moment
the shop eEvsloPed in DANES. Unfortunately a
door opening Immediately from the shop into the yard
closed and locked and the only esress 70 the open
air through another and larger shop 70 which the
hre quickly communicated. OF the ten AZ work il
the shop where the explosion took place, nc; che e.
capped uninured. Two swtally burnt that they
expected 10 live fortyesh hours two others
very seriously injured and OF the remaining six,
three four severely scorched. The boy whose
unlucky kick caused al the mischief the frst 10
reach the door and hurt The engines Of which
three kept 81 the Arsenal exngushed the IRE
without any material damage 10 the building
The following is list Of the sufferers
Not expected 70 lire-Wm. KIby Andrew Erich.
lSTiJlsy iAiEyed-John Crawford. George Mlington.
More Or les iniayea-chAs. Fort NJ ~ MsElett, John
Lally, Michael Sle8rne, A. knickerbockcr.