The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-07-13
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Fire Mt Os,peeo.

Fire at OsDego.
OswEGo, July 5.-Fitzburgh q Little
johns mills are now one mass of flames.
1t will be impossible to save them or Ames'
mills and elevator.
The new schooner "Arabia" lying at
Fitzburgh's mill is on fire. The loss must
be immense-not less than $75, 900. Ow-
ing to these mills being of wood i, it is thought
the entire row of mills and elevators on that
side of the river will be destroyed.
LATER.
BuFFALo, 5.-By private dispatch we
learn that the whole row of mills and ele-
va,ors have been destroyed, and the loss is
supposed TO be over half million.
The Fourth in New York.
New YORK, July 5.-The fourth was
celebrated here in grand Style A num-
Der of accidents caused by carelessness
occurred.
A riot occurred in the morning. Fire
arms and paving stones were used by the
Irish. Many Of the police and citizens
were seriously injured. The riot was
caused by the running away of pair Of
horses attached to an omnibus, which
came in contact with the Hibernia Com
pany and broke their ranks, when they
pulled the driver from his seat and beat
him so badly that his life is considered in
danger. The rioters were finally subdu-
ed, and 36 were arrested.
Washington Neacs.
WASHINGTON, July 6-P. M.-The Uni.
on says the Government is taking ener-
getic steps in regard to the fisheries, and
that the rights and interests Of the fisher
men will be fully cared for.
The Republic says the President will be
accompanied by Mr.. Secretary Guthrie
and Messrs Gushing and Davis, in his
visit to the Crystal Palace.
From the New Orleans papers of last
Thursday, we learn that the remaining
passengers OF the ship William and Mary
had arrived there from Nassau.
Rai1vay Disaster.
BALTIMORE. July Last night the train
due here Of midnight was thrown off the
track on the Baltimore railway, this side
of Wilmington, by piece of wood which
was placed across the track. The bag.
gage and express cars were shattered
Three persons were standing on the plat
form, to avoid paying their fare; one o
them was killed, whose name is John Jones
and the other two are badly hurt. They
belonged to Philadelphia, and their name!
are James Riddle and John Jeffry.
Ohio Slate Teachers Association.
!, DAYTON. Thursday, July THE Ohit
State Teachers Association, to-day, pass
, ed resolution, unanimously, recommend
, ing Loring Andrews for State Commis
! sioner of Common Schools.
The Convention will adjourn tonight
, 1t is the largest ever convened in this State
Arriuaz Of the Hermann. .
, PHILADELPHIA, July 7.
The Hermann arrived this morning, wit
London dates 10 the 22d.
. The capture Of Nankin is confirmed
, with the subsequent evacuation of the city
and defeat of the rebels on the outside.
The British troops have been ordered
Shanghai, for the protection of the BIRTHS
interests. n
;, As the U. S. ship susqushsnna was &c
| ing up to Nankin with the American Com
missioner, she grounded, and finally ha
to return.
: The privates were busy on the coas
: and had attacked several English Vessel.
Railroad Accident
Il PHILADELPHIA, July 8.
Another accident occurred on the Ba'
timore Railroad this morning, at Q O'Clock
The freight trains. which had lust left Wi