New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13
GREAT FIRE At NEWARK.
One Hundred and PIny Thousand Dollars worth OF
Property Destroyed.

One Hundred and PIny rnoasnud Dollars worth OF
Property Destroyed.
few minutes after 8 o clock yesterday afternoon dis
astrous fire occurred in Newark y j, wherebya very
large amount Of valuable property WAS destroyed
The fire broke out in tho extensive steam saving and
planning mills Of David Ripley, the largest esisbshmento
the kind in the State II caused by what il technically
called the back draft the intrusion Of current Of air
darn The chimney thereby driving the danes into the fur
Daceroon setting fire to the fuel and the woodwork. The
combustibe nature Of the materials rendered all efforts to
exiinguh the fire Intellectual and incredible short
space Of me the large establishment bat heap Of
burning Goals Mr. Rpeys loss ia said 20 befom $4,000
to 100000 We could learn nothing concerning his In
sursnce
From the mills the fire spread to the great Lumber yard
Of Horace PIONEER where stock Of first class lumber
valued at over $4,000 was quickly destroyed scarcely
any portion Of being saved from the devourng element.
Next came an extensive box and trunk msnufactorys
owned by -- which nearly destroyed when re-
porter lett The loss on this establishment is estimated AZ
$4,000.
This is the most extensive fire that has occurred At New
ark Tor long time. The smoke was distinctly seen in
this City.
Tns Pafss-Charles B. Flood, E,q, formerly Of Tie
D,hob Ere Pres, bu, more recently Of m Columbus
(O) Siatsmal, is about establishing nov Democratic
organ the capital Of the Buckeye State TO be styled
tn ohio StQte Docrat In the prospectus tho
following sentence
The necessity OF A Democratic campaign paper, At the
political capital Of the state, which vii freely and fairly
discuss these and the oher principles of the psry must be
Obvious Sinoe he C0nrnfoR ~, h. eigth N JraHGyy,
scarce Li1u has ban stck ia He 0f NE h1thOa1red
p,lneps i Me pfg 0r 81 h. acts Of ne ag9n seieetd
IN cavy he11 ouk'
We are nov IN receipt Of daily sheet from the les Of
that ancient Rhode Island hebd0made, The Arg0d Ur-
eu,V published by g. Mason and +. a. Pratt aad the
weekly sheet has always borne excellent character
have Go doubt the daily will be equally respectable IN It's
tone.
Tie Boston T,c, has recently been much improved in
ia ca sppsarance and with George Roberts as
its proprietor maintains Us reputation the organ 0f tbs
Young America wing Of the Democracy OF ADsachu-
setis.
Tie Boston Aaa,has also pu. new dress and pre-
John r Nc Jlion, the junior member Of the firm Of
Isaac Monroe & Co, has purchased the Interests Of his
Manners Nsssrs Monroe ald Jones thus becoming sole
5ronrifor Of m Bai0re Pafriot Joshua Joness edi
forsl services will 10 continued. The Pf,tot IL old
,.bibed nansr Of the Wbg school in politics which II
will continue to be- Mr. McJlton has the advantage
about twenty years experience n Ihe PGtr In various
reNf.Ors.
ard come on, five dollar p'per Though less extended
In size than formerly il gives promise o. enargus ths
shirt Of IL enterprise The pgD ishsrs Will b GIDEON 81
Go. The editor John o Sargent As heretofore
srEAv YACHT MORN sriR-The steam yacht North
Star Capt Eldddge, having board Commodore Wander
BIZ. and party arrived At st. Peersburg June q, after
passage Of g. days from southampton
N,JsE-Tbe Democratic Convention, Tor the past two
DAD, In sessiou IN this City dOgO, which tho
Isocrafs would call creotahe. There good nany
M men present who should have been In batter basnezs
Tney succeeded IN spite ri the liabilities in nominating
candidate without breaking up n row. Inc pro slave
~ md politicians had al their OEn way aud noni.
mated man after their own heart.
Albert Plsbury OF Machias, for some years Clerk
81 The Courts IN Washington County and last year Sc
lectsd member Of the Governors Council. 10 tia
latter Office be has credit lie IS pleasant MAJ
10 talk With, drinks good brandy when Be has a mind IT,
and don't who knows H. lie Is opposed % the aine
Liquor Law from personal sympahies and political con-
usCons On Tx slavery question ne Is in favor OF such
arrangements will enable masses 20 trouble thu
party leaders the least lie has few sympabiss with
the peope-thinks the word Is reforming too fast nov
progress any other direction than plumber and ions
rspne he holds 20 BE- one hs humbugs Of the day In
fact be Is advocate Of the good Old times that we
hear Of, when New England rum and ignorance gers
equally plenty
The oficeboders were presen, IN force Ron Bradbury
Collector at PASSPORT vas perhaps tbs leading spirit the
Convention Major L2ly represented the Ninth Regiment
Other Cole ctOrs and L. > officers mustered largely
Convention composed, far as is Leading
went Of those who ho whatever may b. their professions
great contempt fer the people. They nominated candi-
Gate who sAf reflection Of them We are disposed 70
believe that me people will recproeate their contempt and
knock doy u the figure head they have set up A.
U,. r,,s,b p C,Idrsu Member Of Congress ifom
Moth Carolina died al statssyls % Tie JOB ai'Ia'