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Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

death here. James, aud she turned to a
ioulman, a 20 and see.
Mnh ialeuse iuleresI lie lady watched
while ihs servant brushed away the snow.
lna iew seconds It wsa apparent that 4
eofpse Was ialeed ilofs. aud il was mol
l'ns helafa The cause oi the mans death
vas esIasfi IN an empty jig beside him.
hr sFesiatals brralhlesziy awaited while
lh' les llakeH were heinz remnypd lrea
t's lsss iaf fte miy - Wuin a sbofI
dislanee al her home aud thought lrat. Der.
hnps, she might recognize lhe being
She s'epi anl of tie sleigh and approached
'hr cofa.e.
"Calaaal Wprrcnl" sic said becoming
ghaaIY pc and staggering: Colonel Waf
Ten dYnz Tins common dnnkarll Oil
just Heaven, dis q too mHrh."
Aud itns lie ,.clim and bis DESTROYER
mot Tor The last lime. Il was tho onra
lbooahlless bride who now sluod above the
corpse
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

lcg ASD WINn.-Gen. James Tall.
madge In bis farewell address before the
American Institute, saidi
"While England is eonlending Tor wealth
in the field Of commercial enterprise, what
Is America duinel She is ,rporiing io,;
the East and West Indies, with the South.
en portion oi cur own land, claims share
oflhIs pure product Of nAlurs. Many cili.
zcns Of Europe, aud some Of Asia, aro lilled
with carts labelled american lee" The
income the present year resulting from the
trade in ice alone, is more than the win,
trade Of Bordeauk--and, considering tho
article without capital and the tonnage Of
vessels employed Tor its shipment, II opens
10 our country better aud more profitable
trade than The whole wine trade in Europs."
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

TnE HARDEsr fIOur YEr.-rhe fol.
lowing we copy from the Tampico Sen,i.
mel, Of the 20,h inst:
Maj. W. W. Morris, Of the alh Arilla.
~ has received letter from his brother,
Capt Gouverneur Morris. 3.h U. S. In.
aniry, dated Jalaps. Sept. 18Th, instant.
ia which he states that The command 10
which be was attached, consisting Of be.
tween seven and eight hundred men, Ia
marching from Vera Cruz To Jalapa. lost
in conflict with the gucrrillas, Ia killed
and wounded one hundred aud ffiy mea--
one nm Of he uhole force Engaged
This has not its parallel In any action
since the cammenceme Of the war.
The chiri who commanded the guori.
y party, consisting or about one thousand
men, is priest by the name Of Jarauia,
and is represented as brave dashlig sol.
dirr.
But in this. as in every other case, where
our arms have met the Aztec race. tue
lruops ol the Nonh have come olI brilliant.
y victorious.
Capt. Morris was in the hard fought
battles Of PalO Alto. aud Rssaca de In Pal.
INA, and represents tho drc Of tho guerrii.
las, rs even boiiar and bsayinr than was
experienced IA those memorable battles.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08


EXECUTION on MANY RuNKIR. Mrs
Mary Ruasle was executed al the iall IN
Whiishoro', On tho OH for tho murd,r II
her husband. Tho Oneida fN. W Morn.
ing Herald, Extra, says.
The gallnws was erected In the ra.,a
over the jailof's office, ana consisted Of
strong leasef about lourleen feet in length.
the long arm nfwhch eight feet in lenglh.)
was held by cord and loaded with weights.
10 the shoIl arm was attached the hanging
tape, which was extended down lhro' the
door, into the iailoF's office, The moose be.
Ins attached n the end o. it.
During he day up to the time other eE.
ermion, she laY almost molionless upon her
bed. her eyes halt closed. and hsr right
hand resting upon the bed clothes on hef
hosom. Her fingers only moved slowly.
aud "A. Il she was engaged in deep and IN.
happy thought. She spike only In whls.
pers, aud assisted some in dressing herself
i1r the event.
She said che was prepared for death.
having, made her peace with her Maker.
Al Two minutes pas, twelve o'clock sha
was carried down 10 the room assigned for
her execution and placed in the chair under
Tie spo, whete tho cord passed down.
Having been placed in this position, the
jailar seated beside her, she rested her head
uPnn bis shoulder, while ifeling and ap.
Tho Sheriff then asked her "Mary Run.
k'e, have you any word 10 say to this jury
Ito these peopcl"
To which she gave no answer
The bell rangl--lhc cord was cuil-And
she was launched into eienilyl No,
word-noi motion, but very little heay.
ing oflhc chest.
After hanging twenty minutes, her body
was cu' down. placed In the coffin aud de.
!iyeied 10 her friends.
Thus closed The earthly fate Of Maty
Runklcl
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

MAEKEr sUENEs IA would hc fashion.
able lady, dressed in a!l ihr ru.u,s. goe. .u
market, lollowedby aucgro boy urba la..
kci. Espying goose upon Jersey man .
stall, but not taking particular nulce oiIi,
she goes up 10 The launtf AMI ibr following
dialogue ensucG
Laig--Whal's the price OF bose turkey
JrHm. .Maa--lhose turkey Is goosc.
|u'rH
Laiy--Wril, what's the price ol IN
Jrc.mm Sgtrniyli liye cents.
L4Ig--Tbatsioo much; l'll cly" 8r,cn
lryics Js7b rcus
JcHcya1l Well yon tony take e for
lhaL IT, lhc last I've got aud won't
huggle about the price.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
COP.FRT.vER 3 WEEo.

2 tiE undersigned having entered into partner.
ship on The Jet Of Apnl, lsi7, for The pur.
p9sf ol doing d general Silrige and Commission
BMnss1. in III" town Of Fnlton, under tho nans
and -lyr Of btocN nauyaER q Co, would re.
specially inform their friends and tie public zen.
9 ny that having leased the Upper Warebcuss
81 Slr L J. smith. they arc now prepared ID
mcaI,e roidI on storage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK
Fulton, May g. ls4T-ll
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

Oscillation OF JUDEAu-FULFiLLxE
oF rHoiiHEeY.-As | travelled from Jatla
70 Jerusalem over somo us fna soil as could
be iound any where, I did mol SEQ as much
es one single blade Of grass, though look
ea Tor II as one would aeaieh inf a diamond.
bis 10 mo seemed Yery strange, for knew
lhai IN England grass will grow where no.
lhing else will but here neither among lbs
aee s'ulble fields, nor even alang the road
shae' where no plough oomes, was there
10 10 lound 50 much as what might with
. ag'el propflety be called blade Of grass.
ms Is someihing very astonishing. Ne.
harlng even aeen this taken notice Of in
any books Of travels that have read, | can.
it' help thinking that ,nrelY must be lhs
nfi English farmer who haa paid a visit ia
lhis land, upan my arrival IN Jerusalem,
ahJ peteeiving that all the milk, ,hl, was
efoughi into The city Ia una day, for about
'wenly four thousand inhabitants, did uet
exceed tea Of twelve quarts; and tha, oven
iha' small quantity was only goats milk
well "alefeai and when | could find no
money, but small prfc. which had tho
pleaalre uf iasiiig vhe hiking tea with
bishops chaplain, could no, hut ex.
eia'm 10 ~ sci how completely have God
judgements been executed On this devoted
landl Aud most clearly did perceive
that the natural cause fall this evil was
The absence ol seasonable rain. Rain,
which waters the earth, aud blesses /, with
lletullly. Gud has Withheld, and lhul
bfough! all these evils, and many mofa
winch ! need not stay now to enumorale.
upon The land which once allowed VITA
ml'k and honey ey."LoHil.las yerpsalcn.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
To Pianicrs.

FINl T. undersigned having been appointed
! agents ior tle sa's Of NJ Joseph r. Cfoaby's
fotion Gins. will keep supply on huud for sale,
ht their Mafe House n Fulton, Of al sizes aud
dr1rnptionl. which t.ry arr authorized q, warrant
T. give oniin saiisiarlion 10 the pufehas, ri--
Pgtous n want oi Cotton Gins arc respectfully
Invited TO soil uud examine ibem.
BLOCK BROTHER & Co.
Fulton, June %. lst7 e5-tG
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

A MANIFEST DssrISY MAN.--wben
1t. Emory stopped a, Panama, on nj. re-.
turn to the United States last Spring. be
encountered an American at that place half
seas over with whom he got into an inter.
esting conversation.
why don't you return 10 your country"
said II. Emory.
"Reiurn TO my country Nsyeh"
"Whyp
"Because | am Manifest Destiny Man.
aud my country will be along hero long no.
tore dol"
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
R0r SO ol. Renf.

EhNliE well known CRoss KEYs TAvGav, situated
J in the most eligible part of Fulton, and al
present occupied by Mr. Kay, Is offered Tor salo Of
rent on accommodating terms, II Implication b,
made soon, Possession given BY the fret Of Au.
gust. For terms apply IN
BLOCK, BRO & Co, Fulion, or
A. BLOCK Il son, Washington.
June 20, ls47.29-tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

"lIalloa, you sil" dandy exclaimed,
II thought you promised 10 keep an eye on
the horse iill I came hnckN
"And be me sowl," replied Patrick,
"nnd hamtmk It aThin yet secl there
be goes, schwingIr.iI.rs AID alll'
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
VIM. u. MeGutchOIl, i 90 {,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS
IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, dc,
81 oRvlea sr., NEW oaLrANa.

SO dRANfa sra NEW oRLEAka
ElAyE now Ia store and for sale at low rates
a general assortment of Hlrdnafe, Cutlery,
Sc, Astonishing in par, Of nails, iron, cast
ings steel, axes, hoes spades shogels, stock kel'
lies bark mills, guns and rifles, French pols coil
OK. log, trace, topsaa aud other ehahns; mill aud
grind stones, uuyIls, hellnws, vices, Rowland aud
other saws Of all kinds, sythes aud seHles, hooks
aud hinges, oeks,serews, bolts, brass waleH ehoyes
and tongs pokers, andirons icndtfss lahe and
pocket cutlery, Scissors, ra21u, razaf strips aud
hone8 sleeves, cotton aud wool cards, planes OF all
kinds, files aud tdse tools, eoopefs leola' iress
hoops waters aud trays, bh- engen aud auger
bits eatlaec, paints, oils, turprniine, oatnm, pitch
AMI tar, straw cutters, corn shelters, hames ana
callas, ploushs ard plansh mouds, TN aud Iapaned
wasea, fishing tackle in every variety
G]-MeRcmNrs, fLASrgas aud others, are re-
rpeetfully Invited TO call aud cxanne taf lhrm'
selves m15leilly
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Superior Court,
nGs-.. Tl n-ll

FLs Is Henry G. Thompson rs. John Tryon-This
was an action for ssssult battery and false
In October lsst the defendants in drunken Spree
purchased watch from person nsmed Drake Tor S.
him 50 in cash. and order his father for 50
the balance The order WAS subsequently given to tue
plsnif to collect He brought 1t TO the box ONCE OF the
Bowery Amphiiheatre and scented to the treasurer
who observed that the body Of the order and the
Tryo came IN Of the time and made &C
quanied with the transactiop, and 1t occurred 10
both that It was forgery, and 10 stated to plainf
words thon ensued between thon aud hnally toe PLATA
TN was given in charge to police officer and taken to
the 10th district Station House. and kept there iot two
hours, after which he released Tho paroles ap
pesred next dsy before Justice Taylor ind no csage Of
forgery was made but the Charge appeared III. dis
ct return, and was copied into the newspapers noxt
morning.
The defence was that defendants was In the habit
OF keeping company with young men who, when they
father and also that there was no charge OF iorssry
made. There was some decrspsncy, however, In the
sssumcsy on this point Sealed verdict this morning
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q \ II IL k IN AlAS,
ALBANY, February Ia,

ALBANY, Feoruary IL, lS47.
.asststonee to ireland Affairs In the Leeislature
The public pulse has risen several degrees The inte
ror towns and are fully awakened 70
the horrible famine which 1mpends over Ireland Hun
ger and DEATH and the agones associated with them
quite enough 10 Impress any heart however indurated
itmay have become. This ID q calamity materially eli.
mnasing from the policy Of the government of Britain
The meeting which assembled at the Capitol on Friday
evening, was wonderful evidence Of charity in this
century. The Capitol was crowded many eyes we're
wetted with tears simple and succirt recitation of the
aggravated cases Of misery apparently quite enough
to arouse the right kind of spirit Committees were
appointed to receive contributions and to forward them
to the seaperts
In the Senate Yesterday the legal commissioner bill
ah section. offered by Mr. Hand, authorizing an appro
pratisn Of $500 annually to each of the three commits
sicners for The employment Of clerk, was adopted
psy each commissioner annual salary of S. 600 and il
was defeated Probably the motion pay them So 600
$1,000 and $3e08 will be adopted as the most ca uitabie
proposition The Hsuse BILL introduced by MIR. Burneii
fxes their salary at So 900 each.
In the House, Mr. Fepno que ston of privilege
ne said that in the Nw York Herald Of the 10th instant
the Albany correspondent Of that had represented
bate motion which, the correspondent state MIR Fepno
bad just made lay certain petition upon the table
The gentleman said the correspondent in error and
that he did not attempt to debate motion lay upon the
tabls. ] am assured by Mr. T. Smith, of Schohare, the
member who called Mr.. Fenno order, and by other
gentlemen that my brief report of the remarks of Mr.
Fenpo was accurate in every respect decline there
fore to modify or alter that report Of the House pro.
ceedngs.
The House resolutions Of thanks to General TAYLOR
which were passed BY that body without any reserva
ticn, qualification, CATION, ere it will be recol
lectsd sent 10 the senate for The Senae
referred them to the Committee Military Affairs; they
were reported by that Committee, with some simple YER
bal amendments, when the Senate them back az ain
TO the cempee with Instructions report an addition.
al resolution OF thanks 10 the veteran General Wool
Fhe committee have transcribed the instructions Of the
Senate they have not only reported additional reso
Iufler ef thanks to eneral Wool but thev have incor
pera.ed Provisc into the body Of the do
sianng tina, the war upon Mexico was forced upon US
oy series OF axgresse7s, outrages 90 This proviso
lection Of the resolutions; they will foil into the gulf
between the House and the Senate, some other i'm
pcfeDt measures have falIep and will be buried there
They now lie upon ,he table In the Senat,.
1he House bill to allow the several railroads TO carry
ordered TO third reauing yesterday.
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AsoTHER FAMILY TRAaEpY.-Itis umored in
town, says the Norfolk beacon of the 18Th, that
Mr.. Dowden, Baptist clergyman, living in spencer
county was morally wounded night last week BY his
anar, according to the rumoT, Is, tina: from several
causes MI D. had been led to suspect the fidelity ana
Chastity OF his wife He started og bis wife
on preaching tour Of week bat he returned
the next night lighted candle. and into his bed
room, whore he found a man in he'd with Mrs Dowden
Mis- d immediately Jumped out OF bed. To = bureau
and got hon drawer large butcher knife with which
she stabbed her husband three times In the stomach and
bowels wounding him MORALLY. He made not ths least
resistance apparently determined 10 let her who had so
basey betrayed his honor and destroyed his peace also
rid him Of liie.-Sheib Neus.
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Movements OF Travellers.

The following. at lats hour last n,oh, ps,. ,h. 6,I
amount oil the arrivals at the underline ptioned hc:sIs
The dlatory arrival Of the Southern trains upon This
occasion as upon many others heretoore exclude fur
Their addition to the list -
AMrRicAs-Col Howe, Long Island Geo Harpsv
Brooklyn j. Vanderwert New Jersey NJ. McCuliun,
M. McKensie, Macon C. Crasson, Philada F. Johnson
Georgia; b. Hayward, U 8. Army.
AsroR.-H. Csssen, Rio Janeiro; G. Rogers, Troy, c.
Joes. Lansingburgh; Burolph Poughkeepsie; g. Aus
tin, Philad; Barney, Portland; w. Lockwood, White
Plains 8 Psn6ed, Oswego; J. Sherman, Albany; q.
Doty. Boston; Thomas s. c; I. Ashborne, Philsd, W.
Croher. Trenton: J. Ryan, Philadj J. Jay, Troy. W.
Brownell, Louisville.
CIrr-B. satfele, New York; r. Thompson, Va; j.
Riggs, Tallahasse; Wilson, Boston; H. Spser, New
Brunswick; Lockes, New York; J. Sparrow, De
Coursely. Phia; Clarke, Baltmorej T. c. Hamilton.
New York; Leary Honduras.
FRAsKLIS-H Kendrick, Georgia; H. r. Mowers.
Washington; II. Harral Bridgeport, EdLewis, Indianai
Janeway, New Bfnnswck; w James Connecticut
JUosos-M Phillips N Y; q. 0rinnsll, do; A Tiles
ton Boston; Ed Hand, Hartford; H. Stevens, New Jer
sey
How.sD:--H. saltensall. Augusta w. Sneed, Missis
sppl; HIper, Philadelphia; w. King. Lexington
l. snyda Clifton J. Pillows. New York n. Brown,
ogdensou.g II Hooper. Montreal; @ rs,tison. Phia-
ferguson, Mr. Buckley. Philadelphia J. Harrison.
washington p Nortoni Kentucky w Porter, Peters
purg IL Granger, Saxonville; ]. Fairies NJ Cilkoy.
Alabama Brady, Worcester; D. Ware, Joseph Bell,
Boston T. Lawrence, st. Louis Mr.. Moses Montreal
II hickoox Albany J. Myers, Staten Island II. Pow
NOR, New Jersey.
RArHnUS-T. Eddy. New Jersey C. stanson, New
York Z: NJ. Simpson, New Orleans R. Oslsby, La.
Jos smith, Patterson c. Lowber. Lockport; Lssen.
New York.
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ANOTHER ELoPEMsNr The Hagersown (Md.>
Herald states the "peaceable and intelligent
town OF Clesrsprng was thrown into quite fever ofex
ctdment on Friday The sth instant by the elopemeDt OF
TWO of its citizens oil opposite sexss MIR A, hitherto
respectable man, and MIRA NJ, also a Of good
puaton started together for the far tho above
Jay Mr.. A has lett vile and children, and Mrs
NJ husband four children, taking with her the nith
ClesrspHpg il certainly getting to be great place"
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BARBADOS, Jan. 81, lS17

BAFBAD0Es Jan. IT, 1871
Vice Admiral Sir Francis Austin, Bart accompanied
by two OF his daughters, arrived here 18th instant In
H. B. g. ship OF war Vindictive II days from Bermuda,
and proceeded forthwith to the house where
they intended to remain for few days. to reaew &C.
qusintance and enjoy the Inequalities Of Gov. Reed.
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re sr sToc s 2F pTE GOODS WITH T. LEtA .L

~ Of STORE FOR SALE--For sale a soek Of Fancy
aud Snpe Dry Goods wei. assorted aad at Low pcsss In
one Of the most desirable locations in the ety..
Inc lease hfs about three TO the location nGy
DO cousd. OF the best The mas been hed
aud meny advantages the
interior gements.
The stock at present under Eight Thousand Deilan with
additional stock of Thrse FIVE Thousand Dollars there
be sold for cash Fifty seventy.6vs Thousand Dollar
a year at very fair average profit
The stock will be sold for cash satisfactory
credit 4 not over months.
To those dcsrous Of the wholesale and recall
Dry Goods business the offers VI the greaest
inducements.
address Box 9si Lower Post Office. with real name.
Tvs
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- 90 Information has been received from Fred.
Bush, Esq Consul Of the United States al Hong. Kong
lima, OF the death Of Nathaniel Low OF Bsrnstabe,
marine, which took place In the victors
ncsPissi, on the 2lt Of September last Vsskinston
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Feb Is, l641.
petition was received requesting that the military
committee may visit the city of New York on the 2ad
inst to inspect the Hrst brigade Of New York State
Artillery that the Legislature may better und erstand
why that brigade should be exempted from the provi
sions OF the militia law Of the last session II was laid
on the table.
Apetiton was received from Col A. Jones' proposing
to lot out the Mexican war by contract
The petitioner agrees to give bonds to close the war
for 81 600 900. Laid OF the table.
The Committee of tho Whole took up the School Bill
No question was taken
bill was presented for Floating Dock Company at
Buffalo.
The Senate bill, dividing the State Into Judiciary dis
tricts, was reported with amendments
Mr.. HADLEv moved that The bill be ordered to third
reading There was but two alterations from the
original bill; namely Tompkins county bel ng placed In
the 9th, and Toga In the 7th district
Adiourned
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NEws FROM Texas Tho steamship Galveston,
Capt; Haviland, arrived yesterday from Calves.
ton she brought us papers 10 the ID inst The Calves
ton on her Way down, encountered unusually violent
Storm even for this stormy year which compeiisd her
70 Lut back to the Baze. after having been in mo-
pe,ilsus condinon Tor the greater part Of ~ hours
now In session at Galveston. ' "
The German NJ church, Of Galveston, is to be dedi.
Gated to day 9Th lust - " Nv "e0''
vessel arrived from Antwerp, on the goth ultimo.
expected. s' a'e oa"y
ne total receipts of cotton at tho pott of olvss
,on, since i'' september, 1876, to January a. have
OF which ihere has been shipped to New ''''' 'a'''
.
ysav;na on ha., -. 6o-2,221
board nj this time, y " v" '"'P 80 -,
young !sdys academy has been opened IL osvsston
naaer me orscuon Of the ursulines.-N o. Della, FsSs
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Circuit Court.
Before .IudUA Edrtonds

MEETINGS FOR THE RELIEF OF IRELAND. A
great Irish relief meeting held at Columbia, south
for the same purpose was called 81 Cinciuns on Thurs
DAY
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
TIE L RG RAPHIC.

ALBANY. Feb. Is, lsa7
In Senate.
bill was reported to authorize the free banks
cevs hs bank fund stocks, in the manner and to
u'o them for the purpose, they do the other
stocks Of the State.
The Committee OF the Whole then took up the Dill for
appointing commissioners to codify the laws The mo
ton ITO give the commissioners 500 lost The sum
Of $4,000 was agreed to- The term Of ONCE was fixed at
two years.
The debate is to be resumed to morrow.
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destructive fires, in all directions. On Monday
night. LAT inst the Eagle tavern ut Chicago, III the
theatre the store Of Anduss Doyle, other
$40 900. of which Si2 900 sustained by A. D.,
whose insurance amounted to S. 500. man Is sup.
posed to have perished IN tho theatre.
fire broke out in Ripley, Ohio the 2Ist instant,
which destroyed least fourth the town. burnt
10 sesn three children and two hremen were killed BY
There have been Eve fires within little than
the Norfolk Beacon, have been the work Of an w.
cendiary.
A are broke gu, this morning says the New Haven
Herald. OF Friday, about eight o'clock in Brewsers
new buildings, of State Chapel streets 1t
took in the BARRIERS shop Of Mr. RUSSELL in the base
MITCHELL All, nearly ali the property in these three
asock of So 600 may be worth from 81 600 81 800
Directly over Mr. CIapP's store ths law Office Of
ssS sG OF hi. hs
Peck was library OF books belonging to Mr.. NJ Wood
ward which was burnt These e the principal losses
by burning, but Messrs +: Benjamin and C. = Hotch
kiss were losers TO considerable amount the former b.
moving, and the latter from smoke and water.
BY the busting OF small can of csmphsne In the bar
ber's shop. member of No burned in the lace.
and had his hat blown carried across the canal
several others Jolt the effect Of the conclusion and
thrown down. but of them were seriously injured.
Ono man was either blown into the canal knocked In
TO 1t by some one falling against him.
The building insured for Sl4 600 In different off,
ces The damage may be estimated at from 81 TO So 900
Mr. ClapP had an inSrance Of $1,000 upon his s9sda
Woodward's loss2o0 to Si4o0, believe without nsr
rance. Mr. Benjamin and Hotchkiss sufficient
~ insured to loss Mr. Russell and MIR. Mitchell.
who occupied the basement, had no insurance.
FIRe IN WILlIAMsBuso - The sstinett factory Of Bod
man PieIce, in Williamsburg, destroyed by nre
between 10 aud ~ o'clock tuesday gh lsst ogethsg
with most Of its contents II broke in the picker
room Loss Stooo insured $4,000 at the Hartford insu
rance Office. The policy expired the LIST
Of March, when they intended TO the insurance
to $4,000 Northampton Courier.
Loss nv Far We regret learn that the mill be-
longing 10 VIM. jackson, Esq, In Dorchester county,
(Me) and known az the Little Brick Mill, entirely
consumed by drs on Sunday morning last, Tho loss y
estimated AT $1,000.