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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-16

that he nay see the icaes Of 4sce are handled Ia
this county
were entirely tue a. o. the tscts would not appear %
- 90 90 disgraccfl % the Paieni Once IS Mr BAN
ssserts but rather reflects q as Dan tiscredt Sat
Nr Pain n making ia statement has lsit much
room for inference thst . appeared o. me important
the public should be- informed ~ O. the rea facts 10 he
csse and the rules of practice 10 the Office before
drawing any conc.usions
lti, due s..o O. the public that should notice one
point n the ca-1urunirsriou of Morioa He inquiries
are not DE- Page and Gale interested IN More pat
entfr should taks notice u tnis inquiry. 30; from
the crclmstzrce that my name sppears ~ the oook 81
articles % tie trst Ielegrapnic company IS member
81 the time this company vas formed % establish
line Of telegraph from ba.umore % NeT ork was
invited o. .0u In the enterprise. AZ THIS time there
Was no rival Telegraph, and "as not asare AZ that
time that there could be any more objection . my
taxing stock TO Telegrsphc Line than stock q any
other kind attended tTo Of their meetings and sub
seglenty 1ecBsd o take any part In the matter for
sufficient reas1ns uson reflection and inquiry o.
the extent ~ meaning in the statute prohibiting oers
10 the Patent Oce from taking any Interest 10 tn pat
ents concluded that could not consistently vita the
laW become q st0ckl01e- ~ fhls company. anl not
having paid In any money suffered my share 20 be
forfeited and after took any part 10 their proceed
ings and can truly say have not and never had sny
Interest n M0rses Patent nor any other patent or
the same reason that could not invest money 10 4ee
graphic stock cannot invest in any kind o stock the
value OF Of which Is IN any way dependant upon
patented inventions. and u VII BE- seen that officers IN
the afelt once are 10 rctiy utpaftel from 4ufes
ments 10 almost Al kinds u profitable stocks and 10
deed Il the ls~ were % be construed literally and
strictly it would be dHcult 20 determine where the
violation Of law IN this respect would begin or end
In regard % Dr. Gales interest in Morse patent . g
vel known that be wss formerly part owner 10 this
patent After bis appointment 10 TIE Patent Ofice. DR.
Gale had perfect right under the lsw 20 retain bis IN
terest n Morse patent but he wisely resolved 20 part
wiih-if which be did 20 my knowledge and Il sny far
Their proofs wanting the public records OF the Patent
once viii show that he assigned bis interest % Prot
Morse not long after his appointment 10 oce Morton
Of this fact but preends 20 discredit IL The
affiiavits OF Or Gale aud myself have recently been
given 10 the effect that We have interest IN Morses
patent or patents and We challenge the first syllable
Of proof % the contrary. CHAS. q PAGE.
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rUEL-sAvIno APPARATUS.

n GRIFFIN a coz PATENT HEAT oEsERA1Oa
D.Engnsers nsed no' DO lnfosnsa ma TON h'. ~,
ffy Der cent of produced ne been asaay 90
even By ts beat plans Of seuns boilers and The ssias
trus u al sisds o(mmaess
Tns Subscriber. offer % inc nodes q nanaisenf n
ns,hod of ssyins ssl originally secufsd ~ pstsnt oee
ls42 ash since much improved tnai es~ pstsH -
.1si July 81 iss1 IL applicants IN sesmocss 90 ~
wsstsn ssisn, stationary ENGINES - nsslns 1870 A.,
10 SOLE 70 paper mills, 70 mo msnafsea"s
The 5OIfh, sc., kr .--- -
has thoroughly tested ~ BUSINESS nsn .ns 90.
re-osrfab.ry who have realized ssFna ot Hv" ~'o.y
ave forty per esnt. ADD oonsss ~ - peseu - -
sfr4cuon Of The hrechsnDer u ofnars fsnoennS ne
smo. perfect and burning nesry e. No 1870
.nd .nose thus ssrsrsuns maximum sn0oni ~ nrs rom
oven quantity u De- and ~ 40 s,'s.. =, az -
boiler ard only ssoap.s s<mpsfsf. nc 'yaes " oos
lns water Al srufca. ffan ssDsutli~o iof ~ nays
.nd ne NECESSITY Il building nigh chimnsys % -nufs'y oov
.sd Tho u ssns Is nus mach -. man ~ hs "a
methods Il hss besn sppiec y Nfnarss iW nssnhs srD
re- ADD for drying pnnr~0rss win sst sconomy oh q
co.i snd ofsse Bosn and Mruac,s IN sss can Dc ~
,rrsa ,yitb bgf lg expense " delay ssis County Ia
dydgs nsh offered terms s.1sftory and hoes n
tersstsd nyited 70 examine csrfeA<ss dfs~nGs sDd
MODELS al the once Of ths pfopieors
Eru.ci from fspor Of lie COmmiues Ara and Scsccss
Of no Ansnean Institute, Sep. -, lS7,
Your COMMITTEES " opinion hat MS plan bob hso
a.sar. .~. q &c seeooa.e.1 eomsa.1oo sSs q .sy
pan which h ys, been exhibited 70 hem By order Of As
COMMITTEES, 0ssgned) JAS. BEsWiCK, Chairman
References msy be made " hs following ssnrsrnsn WHO
nave Il 10
ssml Morgan, Ia wstsr-.t se~.Yors. Log~ood wgrhs
sr.rsw joh1 sr1s. 4 Co prsr worss Trsa1ford, asss
Pnlsdelphi. Pa fnger.ol Mcdowell Paper hlls.
so1th TyrnghsH Mass Msssrs Jonnson Kline .nd otnsSs
on NIL New Brsnsvics n, J.; l.. J. suU1g Bnes Ysrd.
Grassy Point, John AdnsDcs Co. P0oghkeePss; Dvn'
kFrnngon Pleasant va-sy D. w Ls., 11n ~
S Ds..s.., i.T Psu 1 Wo1 o. osBsS
MA IL mso lswThHlsp ia Broadway. Se~-ro"-
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Fran uavnna and Yucatan.

Our dates from Havana received yesterday. are
10 the 9th ut We md in papers ne~s from acS
tan 10 the 10Th ult but Il s not OF much importance
The Rolefa Ogci0i says that public attention !. pTine
psuy directed the movement Of the Third DIVISION
N the army which Is interchangeable IN It's pursuit OF the
enemy Gen. Gonzales had taken possession Of Tao
chebichen where battle WAS probably fought
military instruction had occurred in the beginning OF
,he month In the division under command OF sr
Fnraremenis had taken place beiwecR the whites and
the Indians AZ Tcum. TeXcytum, Nays Snd fenenyet
- IN M which the whites were victorious pon the
boie The Indians appear to De losing ground although
they are vet far from being suodued
,,.sbr ssvs tbs, A great hurricane had caused in
msnse losses 4 vessel had arrived from eFs OtaL'
having narrowly escaped shipwreek after beng com
PEELED 10 throw her csrgo overheard. Two vssse's
rom New Orleans laden With -four hsd slso suffered
greatly ,,. IL.
From the Faro Industrial we learn thst ninety coo
ns,s OF both sexes had srrived a, Nucviiss nom pam
in the irgaie lndio ErOants They are 10 De employee
10 agriculture. n u Cfeseen" V'--
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ALABAMA.
WAsnINeroN. Wedne.day. Noy

WASHINGTON Wednesday Nov lj-l PM
despatch from Montgomery. Ala. says that the
oseial returns from Counties give Taylor $780,
,ed Cass 1890 Taylor gains ,23O over Davis ia
so. The State is yet doubtful, bat has probably
zone for Csss.
The following Counties Ia Alabama show a
Wing gain Of 434O viz Chambers, Coosa, Dallas,
Losades. Madison Montgomery, Sumter, Mobile
Macon. Tuscaloosa, Butler, Franklin, Lauderdsle,
lawrence and Russell There are 20 Counties in
,be State, and Polks ma jority in a. was II ,i62
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ASOTHER DISASTER At SEA kSD Loss % Two
LvEs-Accounts from Nassau bring information Of the
arrival there 10Th ut u bark Winthrop OF Augusta
from Mobile for Providence. In distress On the night
Of the 9Th ut throsn on her beam ends, Cspt
Davidson killed the wheel and her nrst officer, Obed
Burgess washed overheard and lost The bark rghted
after cutting away t0remsst and throwing over part
Of the deck load of cotton. and arrived at Nassau In
charge OF the second officer. The body OF Capt ia
wilson retained board or two deys after tne
accident and was then buried BOst Adv 18th
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pII--I--IPpf.

Claiborne gives Taylor i0'i Adams s'7i
wilkinson lCf. Warren 402 Rankin o., and
Kinds 81 all Taylor gains
The Counties Of Marshall De Soto, Tishemlngo,
r,opsh Adams, Wilkinson Waren, Rankin, Kinds,
Claiborne, show IA Wing gain Of ] ,252. There are
:; Counties in the State and Folks majority in 81
a, TsO
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DIVIDENDS, &c.

O,.s. ., 20. D.l c..s g 80 Toe. ~ SO
NOTICE ~ HEREBY Gttk>, mat NC boesd
Nof Manage. have directed inst.Im-n ~ To suty
Dosrs share 90 SCRIP stoes of the C0mpsnL
% % paid The Treasurer, al no Company once
Wanst Ou "Wednesday the i3lh Gag ~ O-c~noer o-x s
Tho purpose Of meeting no expenses o. rn!nsrmsns u
Iheif Cans
The ores-u scrip certificates must 10 surfsndeed ne
dim. N o.ymsnL h-a new Oa~s "a 10 ssaed ~ ordG
N IN. so.fd IN AL ISAAC n SEYMOUR rfs.sr~
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The Detroit Bulletin says Cass has carried the
State by about 600. The Legislature will be, as
usual decidedly Loco Foco, though the Wings
have gained some in the Legislature having pro
baby elected twelve or fourteen members OF the
lower House and two or three members OF the
Senate
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II died no feions desih-
A warriors weapon freed = warrofs soul '

While he was pronouncins these. the last
words of the tragedy his eye and manner were
ieariully wild, the blood falling from his bo-
som upon the stage aud running down toward
the young gentleman who had pesonated the
then hieicss lady lmogene As soon as the last
words were pronounced he tell backward 10 rise
NO more He lived from Tuesday night until Ss
turday morning. when he expired in much pain.
His remains were attended 30 the grave by his
companions, who raised slab to his memory, m
which 5 inscribed d we recolloct rightly the last
words he spoke upon the stage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-16

IT. The Yellow Fever still continued b pre-
vail a, Vcksburg At Attest dates The Sections report
for the week ending 18th October, notices two deaths
from this disease the 10th snd two the 2rth The
ne gspapers speak OF alarm n the city but the
try people frightened BY the exaggerated reports
and remained away
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Tie advertiser gentleman " Aosrs ecgcsi.0n, and who
with a. tie popu Affairs Of the day having
been engaged ID editorial Ne Tor Tie twelve years
iencs 70 spend nis tine 10 "nnngtoa during the ensQing
session Of Congress His position and business vii
ssy bring him IN with al the cftncip. lsading
pOc u both political psres, srt procvre FOR nm
f0rmaOr ofa highly valuable character. Editors ssc puO-
shers therefore who mag ~sn employ cossp OudenS
vii Go vel 20 avail themselves u his opportunity and FOR
.-rns 81 address note 10 A b c boz 1855, Post Ofee,
New YORK III 3teot
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s....Ngw-ORLFANs, Nov /

CorToN-The sales TO day reached about 1000 bales
On easier terms since the receipt OF the Americas news
The sales for the week ending day amount to 2sOOO
tses Flour presents no change since last report
SUGARS roman dull and unchanged in quotations.
MSS Ponx is selling at $40 p FREIGHrs to Liverpool
.cntinue stcadv
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SAVINGS BANK,
No. Beesmsn-s-CinLon Hall
" Omen Tuesdays, Thursdays and sstur.

" Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and sstur-
days, from ~ Vclock, p NJ
The lnsirguOn FOR the SAVING. u Msrchsns C.erss
aad others open s0ogc Or ne reception o dsposs
from a. Of persons II % s4so open on lnDrsdsys
from % O'Clock. P. " erclgsyeiy Tor fstnslss
Since opening Of his Insumhon, on ne ls 81 July
The amount and number u deposits received nave been such
a. 70 render 10 mined ale success certainty
The rate Of ioeresg D. pad deposits made during
viii 10 determined next January, and
dividend Ill b e7ua 70 thai of
any othef similar nsunuoo
CTFIcERs
J.su % krrs Prssd-- jess ! Pam" It-.sarsf
p,~.,.,N W.r.o.. 81 Pr.st srucn ktsr se,fs,zry
49, - g.. Fr-.e-rf
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph 10 The sew-York Tribune.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON

WmNINGT0N- IDeIJ Wednes1aJ' Wv ~
Nereastle 20 gives 275 for Houston for Con
sress, aud " Wilmington City, 30 Tor do
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FrRE Is PROyIDEyCE-A fre was discovered AZ
10 o'clock on saturday evening 10 the grocery store a.
The corner Of Broad and Cosstuutsts occupied ~ tie
unen R Rsrnsdel. The upper part Of the house vas
occupied By Edward snow. The building vas de-
.troyed The house adjoining In Broad o. occupied ~
Elisha Evans. barber. was nearly destroyed ny
snow lost everything The buildings belonged % !" m
a Knixht and were Insured a. the Mutual once iof
. aOO The stock Of Mr. Ramsdell was Insured TOR
600 AZ The Washington Oface. iProvidencs Jour.
STAN NIL AT PALNYRA BURST.-On IN
ssv night lsst the extensive steam mil al Pslmyra oc
cuoied- by J. G. Chapman, was entirely consumed y
srs occssoned oy friction 81 the smut machine All
The v.luable machinery destroyed, though We IN
s.rs,.ns that the wheat and four IN the mil were most
" saved The mill fogr-story stone building
t four runs Of stones Il "a. erected several years
40 ~ ioini stock company. We nave not learned
ne amount OF the loss or whether there was insur
snce upon The property destroyed Hoeh Am
FrRy AND Loss OF LIFE.-On Friday night the
"A is., the dwelling house u Israel 1. Scno0nover in
Wsutsre was destroyed oy IRE. Tie flames had made
eonEtsrsbe progress before the inmates aroused
tom deep and they escaped with difficulty. child
Of two Years old consumed IN tie building The
house and contents v.lued =, sl5Oo Insured Ia
tie sussex Mutual Insurance Company ior 100
sussex N. j. Register
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I.DI i-IANt.

The State has gone for Taylor by about 5'oO0
majority. Florida, as also gone Tor the Old Hero
nv handsome majority.
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~ Wigs, Wigs, Wigs--su.ng.s visiting The city
informed thai ne besl place 70 get ornamental hsr
. a. AEDHURsT HEARD's. n Asideo-ans, where
hey haye hand the ages he cheapest snc beat assor
nen. Of wigs half wigs oQpees br.ds of onz hsf, nng
he trade Epphed WHOLESALE Cal and judge 0r your.
selves. n kzidsC-lsns n5 I'm
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IOWA

CINCINNATI. Tuesday, Nov. a.
It's reported that Iowa has gone for Cass by
500 majority
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Berirsm hsth but one foe on earth,
"a = 81. 49,

10 was AZ this moment that he plunged the
weapon to his heart IL doubtless the result
OF the excited feelings OF the actor who had too
ACCORDINGLY entered into the dreadful spirit OF his
hero. We chsritably suppose that he had mo- pre-
neditated design OF ending his life with the play
but his complete Identification OF feeling with the
part he acted. led him to suicide as natural con
sequence. He drew the bloody weapon from his
bosom and, throwing from him, fell at iull length
upon the stage.
The hallucinstion, # such may call 1t, did not
end with the plunge OF the dagger His feelings
bore him along still farther There Is stiU, after
some exclamation of surprise from the tragic
monks a DYING sentence for him 10 repeat He
raised himself on his elbow aud won't through Il
with startling effect. With burst OF exuItauon-
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EARrEQuAKE ~ CASAoA-A correspondent.
, Re nsr..h Of Green Island on TIE south shore Of
,ha - .xrepce informs tia; shock Of an earth
ouske was felt there Monday morning. the osn INST
:, 8, o'ciock ltlsssed s5o1i three minutes
Quebec AsTcgry, Nov >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-16

SOCIALIST LlTERArURE.-M Victor Consider
ant the acknowledged leader Of the Associative school
in France IS engaged upon essay to prove that
the writings Of the eminent philosophers are in
iected by the universal pest OF Socialism 10 Is 20 BE-
published together with Victor heuners conclusive
demonstration that the Fathers OF the Church. the
EvAnEe.t themselves and their Divine Master tang ht
not only the doctrines Of the Socialists. but what Il
worse OF the Communists, and that neither Fourier,
Proudhon nor CADET have launched denuEciation at
Commerce nor uttered glowing invecrive against rs
lrv and monopoly or expanded their souls In an antc
patton Of the future blessedness OF mankind on earth
mat mas not t counterpart snd more than i, counter
part Ia the Gospels and the sermons and essays OF toc
most orthodox and reverend Of the early teachers Of
Chri.usnty II not expected that the Academy Of
moral and Political Sciences Will undertake any answer
= TINS pamphlet
Of the Lsboring Glasses are concludes and be now
ays.tinz them tor publication He has announced this
fact N letter In which he deplores the progress OF
fa.s, Socialism among the ourTters this gives reason
70 hope that he will PROFOUND system OF u~ social
.m which will assure ali the advantages promised y
the other without any inconveniences whatever mat
ID. without troubling the comfort Of single monopoly
It's 70 Be desired tor ~ Bsnquls SAKE TIA, nis treatise
may be more successful than the otner usc' Oh me
Academy which though written By Nes.rs Cousin and
Troploug ind no buyers among the class Tor whose
.peci.l benefit they designed The oHrrt<r' Niouy
hundred thousand copies Of pamphlet y ProucAon
but the philosophy Of NJ Cousin and the economic Wis
thew read the essays thus prepared for their good DO"
vi they be healed Of their Socialism The Academy
ought DOT only 70 prepare the medicine bat OTTER pine
u the inventor q method % secure its a1mlnsslon
The lonR promised work Of VI Theirs, on Property
ha, sDpesred with great flourish Of irumpets In the
Cg4silim0nnsi u vast disappointment 70 those
ho expected Il % Be Of any value and Is generally re-
gsried a. unworthy the abilities Of its autnor "nAt
makes II funny . regret expressed 10 the introdlc
don that Il wss not published before the poison Of 20
ca.m had -, % badly Infused into the minds Of the
people. L gt.t
u,ent there % much more extensive than We nsTe
supposed In Paris Il H. be says. Of spontaneous
growth and comes from the heart and not me mead
IT, oeooIs there Know lttle Of Fourier Proudhon
sny other French Socialist bat from their own deep
burnanitsry sentiments demand 3 reform Tnicn shall
rske Fraternity the foundation Of social relations
They generally are Communlsn and COX espeela..y 70
re s.uuoton of the sol the property d The STATE
!. me ursctical means Of The change they desire
[Psris Cor. Hsrbinger
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q Water Cure.-Inysiids vii ind every eooysui'
srcs for Winter treatment al DR.. TRAILS eonanosioos
establishment IS Lsghts Bsfh.1grooms WIN warn cod,
snowsr co1cne nc bsths each eoor Outdoor prsrres
attended 10 Consrltsrocs v "a lnoS
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~ At q late Court OF Common Pleas at Zanes,
vile Mary McClellsnd recovered verdict OF SUI
against John NSnderver for breach promise OF N AZ
rage. Paying pretty dear for few months eoarnns
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~ The steamship NortherHer, Capt. BUDD,
which sailed from Charleston on Saturday afternoon
sst Hnyed here yesterday. We are indebted !"
Capt Bvpp and friends of the Ns'', Co"'o' fa"'of
and Msrcvy for copies Of those papers of Saturday
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MICHIGAN.

rs,lor 4ll9 Cass ...2 ALAG Van Buren, .-..l 81
Gerrit Smith 10. Taylor over all, t31.
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Conversational Elections.

There Is still some doubt about the result OF the
Election IN the XNIst aud XVIII DISTRICTS
The chances. il is now said, are IN favor oil Mr.
Smith (Whisl in the NNlst and OF MIR. Wisner
Free Soil IN the N\Nlth District
Sufficient returns have been received to render
the election of Hon JoHN r. THURMAN, Wing, IN
the XVIII Congressional District certain by about
500 minority. His reported maiorlt IN the DIT
ierent counties composing the District are as FOL
ows
Clinton ........ Franklin ..-.-...-..- 200
Warren - BPS Alb. Eve. Jour.
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DRAWING II MILD National iHcH
gsscsr has the following from It's Baltimore cores
pendent
RICHARD KEYS. very highly and respectfully con,
pected has been detected in embedding about SbOoV
from the Baltimore Post Office. IL was taken from
e,ers aud other sources. lie has been held to bail
and OF course discharged from the cerkshp which he
held itisa very unfortunate affair
Now suppose it was some poor loaier not at all
respectfully connected, but untsught, wretched
and fsmishing, who has stolen hundreth part as
much, and been rapidly jerked into the State
Prison-would there have been anything so very
unfortunate in the business
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q Fowler x Wells: Pars.sl s s,;s :: Pa :se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-16

MARRIAGE ENrRAoRsISARl We ind the fol-
Nsas Singular announcement in one Of our exchange
Papers
rrAARiED.-ln the public highway Al Green Hollow
n Voa1town, Conn on sunday. the 5,h inst about
NoSS 2. NJ the rain pouring In torrents from me
c ~ with high winds from the southeast by kdef
S~Nes Weaver. while on his way to attend the III
~ Of Nrs Amy T. Gallup wife Of Benjamin Gallup
=. tse Of yoluntown, who died Nov B. sgcd 20 years
81 John TAvNEK OF the former place 70 Miss MAsl
SnfsH Of Hopkinton, County OF Washington and
SLATE Q, Rhode Island
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ANoiHER FIRE ~ AUBuRN.--Auburn has again
. ine scene OF most disastrous nre IL commenced
: ne morocco factory al the west end OF the block
sAthdhg from the tsnnery of Law, Williams & Co. 10
= % store Of Mr. Muir all of which are reduced 70
- o. smouidering embers. No nro has occurred IN
Of Auburn that has been So productive Of sHen
.ssrous results as this one not 50 much from the
an, Of property destroyed, as from the inability OF
pSues 10 sustain the loss, they being mostly me
-sA,es Ills therefore ~ be hoped that some means
DC adopted to compensate them for their losses -
- nsrd working and ingenious mechanic, MeDougA
-. Wa burnt on, some few year, ago, and who was
49,. gaming his loss. 10 once turned into the
III There was no insurance on the property des
ss'ory. -