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FIRE IN RocHESTER--A fire broke out in Rochester N. Y. on "Wednesday morning last, doing damage to the amount of $SzOOO-of which but 1000 was in. sured. twas in the stone building near the east end of the bridge. There were many stores and much valuable machinery in the building. The worst news is that two firemen were crushed by falling wall. One of them named 6. B. Benjamin was clerk in M Loder & Co.'S store. John Eaton was the name of the other. Both were dreadfully mangled. r,

 The Hon. $. H. ANDERSON, wnig member of Con- gress rom Kentucky, died at his residence in that state, on the llIh inst He is represented as having been gentleman of brilliant talents and great amia-

 Nor BAn-A wondering locofoco investigator and marker of the people, called a few days since on woman aud inquired in relation to sundry young, in. teigent mechanics who boarded with her "Wil you give me, my good woman, the names of your boarders2 ?" Yes sir" After taking them. Do you know whether they are Wings or Democrats 2" " No sir, Edo not" The agent turned to go away, when the woman soon called after him. One thing can tell you, they ,ant any of them locofocos."- They were not marked in his list, doMb.tul.

 .... ......... Bangor Wkig.

 GEORGIA IN ARMs.-We have not all the pWrticu. lars of the tremendous state Convention of Wings at Macon but learn that only l2OOo delegates were pre- sent, and some 5000 citizens, who partook in this great festiva; of freemen. Judge Berrien presided and the gallant Preston was there and spoke as all the world knows how he speaks home to their hearts and feelings For days the roads from % to 60 miles were covered with trains of wagons, crowded with people bearing banners, &c., Seven thousand pounds of beet and several hundred hams had already been boiled for the subsistence of this multitude. In one cotton ware house 2SOO plates were laid. Colonel Afford with his forces en route with log cabin drawn by four splendid horses From Forsyth to Ma con one almost continuous stream of people was vending its way onward-N Y. Star.

 ..'...r.' DIED, .s s-s 70.

 In this village, on the 29th ult Miss Carssa Galpn aged 49 years.

 In Harwinton, 29th ut. Mr. Sheldon Catln, aged B.

 In Wolcottville, Aug. 18th, George Albert, infant son of MT. John Hungerford, aged mo. and Il days

 As crystal dew drops at the early morn,

 Embosomed in some lovely flower,

 Sparkle awhile, are seen, admir- ird-then gone;

 So lived the boy one fleeting hour.

 And does mother weep or father mourn?

 The gift to them, by God ,Das giu'n,

 And Christ the sharpest bangs of death hath borne,

 To claim aN such, his OtUn in heav'n. SIGMA.

 In Hartford, Mrs. Anna Shepard, aged S0