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WIEN IS IL DM MAP oi hlSy lie,


Its fluctuations and its vast concerns p Coacpey.


FEARFUL CoNFLAGRATIoN ON THE SAGUE-
NAY, IN CANApA.-On the 4th inst, while the
people at the new settlement on the Chez
Mavse, were clearing their lands, and burning
the refuse, the wind coming on 10 blow fur-
ously, the flames were carried along the settle
ment, destroying houses, barns, cattle, seed,
grain, agricultu raj implements, &c. &c., and
reaching the viii age at the mouth of the river,
destroying every house there, including the
Catholic church and two extensive mills own.
ed by VIM. Price, esq, Of Quebec The fire
continuing mile further, round TO the Grand
Bay village, also destroyed all the houses
there, except the church, the Presbytere, and
Mr.. Prices store and houses. The number OF
people left houseless, and without means Of
sowing their lands, is estimated al about 5000


A letter from the Catholic Missionary at that
place states that all the provisions had been de-
stroyed with the exception of few barrels Of
-four.


HE WAR FEELING AT lNATCHES.-We learn
from the Free Trader, of the 5th inst, that
the receipt of the late news from the army pro
duced great degree of excitement amongs
the community. Several patriotic citizens i'm
mediately raised the standard for volunteers
and number had already enrolled themselves
Tor the war. The same paper adds:
we learn that requisition passed up the
rlver yesterday morning directed 10 the Gov.
ernor OF this State for our quota of the 5000
men called for by the commander -in-chief
The patriotic sons Of Mississippi will respond
to this Immediately, and we should not be sur
prised If, before Gov. Browns order is publish.
ed, half the number needed were not already
raised"