New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

FRY IN TRoY-A FIRE broke out this morning
at 10 o'clock in a wooden building on the corner OF
River and Hoosic sta formerly occupied by Joseph
Gary but recently by Mr sweetsnd for the purpose
wool and sheep skin mandatory
We could not ascertain his loss but learned that be
was insured. The building WAS owned in / aDsne burgh
The building next adl iniog owned aud occupied BY
Darius Rundel sash factory entirely destroyed
Lose heavy. No insurance on the building stock
Much OF HE machinery. ssshes, sc. were saved Loss
on building about $500. Tho building adjoining
owned by the Edrdge estate. and occupied a dwell
ling, vas bsty damaged. Occupied by James Ballard
and another tenant sboveboth suffered from the dam
age TO furniture. No insurance IN buildings
The buldinss opposite were badly scorchcd and
much damage ensued 10 the tenants ifcm the removal
OF furniture. Albany Evening Journal, 2sth.
DISASTERS OCCAsIUskD BY TIE SrORM.-The
schooner Sod1f of Cohssset, Sterling, bound to an
Eastern port went ashore Staten island or Tuesday
2. NJ. abreast Of the Saiors Retreat. The schooner
Jalia Ana Of Eastport while lying at Vanderbilt
Dock parted her moorings aud ashore below the
dock has lost her rudder aud fore foot knocked off
Schooner Shark OF Sew.lork. loaded with manure,
dragged her snchors and went ashore near the Jaid
zns; carried away her bo~sprt aud los' her rudder
Schooner saac OAKLEY also went ashore just below the
Quarantine dock has received bat little damage.
Journal of Commerce.
Tux sroRx.-Snow fell IN considerable guam
ties Ia the interior OF Massachusetts Sunday anC
Monday. At Worcester the rsa changed 10 snow IL
the course Of Monday, and Tuesday there wer'
three or tour inches Of snow on tho ground The Al
bsny train Of left Springfield At o'clock with tw,
engines which necessary for the rst heen mile
eastward there being ten inches OF snow al thst time
There had not been sufficient u accumulate however
wet Of Chester Ia Boston no snow has fallen, sn'
the ground 10 not white within twenty miles OF tie SEES
board. Much rain fell however, and outdoor pursuit
were In great measure superscded The Journal say
the gale was unquestiansby the most violent whici
has been experienced In that vicinity for some months
and many apprchensions felt ss IL lie effects upo
the vessels on the coast Al New Haven there was
perfect hurricane Tuesday carrying cA light art
cles bodily upse,tng chimncys, &c &c. par, OF tn
large brick building known 50 the Al Factory wa
blown down.
~ Hon IoHN BLANCHARD late Represents
tive IN Congress from the XVlth District OF this State
who led st Columbus the 7th inst his retur
home was q native Of Vermont and succeeded Ger
Irwin 10 lsia, defeating Or. Henderson For sewers
vecks before the close OF the Session of Congress
Gas unable 60 be In his seat but after the dournmen
his anxiety 10 get home doubtless prompted him &
undertake journey f.r which he was entirely unpre
pared. lie arrived At Columbia 10 company with hi
wife aud and or t~o personal riends and die.
In about three hours after his removal from the
Ia the year 1916 theresbouts he located In beefonte
Center Co. and soon attained q position At the IA
second 60 none ia the District The Misiors Sssfiss
aays bic In Consrcss ss long ~ his health wa
good vas remsr able for his prompt attention q
business than any great dspsy In the performance
HE duties Ho was universally Acknowledged 70 be
man Of = very superior mind, aud one ~ho shares
largely Of the respect Of his fellow ctzens He wa
about "a yesrs old Lancaster (Ps) Her Tribune.
GRuAr SURGICAL OrsRArIoS.-Prot Wash
inston l. Alice, OF the new Pennsylvania College O
Medicine, performed operation Thursday tn,
18th int " hich stamps him OF the sbless sur
seons Of the day The operation WAS performed in To-
presence of seversl eminent physicisns. The tnmor
consisting Of the right ovsry wac OF solid. horos
s,ructure and inmmovsbly attached 20 the bones O
the NEVIS In weighed Ibs. and measured around "a
largest circumference feet inches, It's smallest
inches being the lsrges; abrous tumor ever removes
BY this operation The iueision through the ~sls o
the abdomen necessary 20 remove H. was - inches Il
length Tue patient ssed q yesrs. married sdy sn'
n mother Of Tour children. Is now considered out o
danger symptom having occurred 10 Interfere VIII
hsr rapid recovery A mixture OF choroform sn'
ether - used extent 20 destroy the sensation
main but not consciousness This 10 the fret time Thu
operation has been performed In rhilssephia
lPhilsdelphs Pennsy lvsnian.
FRrr SOIL IN MissOuRi.-The 81. LOUIS paper
are full Of Barnburner movements. paper signed o'
,hirtv eight leading Loco fooos has been circulated
breskinr ground tor the Provi.o. Among them. say
the Ner Era are three post 0fce Clerks. one Judge
and one Clerk of Court
NJ A teamster named Gardner attached to q
u. 8. wagon train between Fort smith and Fort Law
son and young Choctsw Indian. were rect n,y muir
dered tby some person unknownl while .ney were
asieep BY their camp nre.
" The Auburn Daily Advertise says that a
malsdy with cholera symptoms prevails In the to~n
81 Nsrcellus Onopdaza Co N. Y. from which several
deaths ensued.
~ The officers and managers OF the w ashlng-
on National Monument Society called on the President
N Monday and had . very pleasant time.
~ There were thirteen cases Of Cholera IN ST.
Louis during the week ending March i2-dve deaths.
~ Seven buildings were destroyed by tire IN
Var saunea VI ON the 1Qft mat