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| Will. Woodruff, Of Geneva, who was publish
ed as having made in dueng party few days ngo
writes a note the Ereaing Journal to say, that the
whole communication paper in this city is false
and scandalous libel and proceedings ill be immediate
ly Instituted by the parties basey represented therein
been engaged in duel for the summary and pro-
per punishment OF the crculators as well as the orga
tors of the publication =. -


now in session board of the North Carolina adds
that il rumored nat the Court found Captain Voorhees,
guilty of the charges alleged against himchsrges
promising his character officer and gentleman
and the sentence pronounced by majority Of the
bers, was, that he should be merely repiimanded "a
punishment by means proporiioned to the magnitude
Of the offence. Hence the necessity of revision OF the
sentence


The Rev Mr. Morril, Chaplain Of the State Pri-
at Auburn New York, the Rochester Democrat says
has been removed, but his successor is not known.


Two bales of new cotton were brought down to
New Orleans the ist instone from the plantation OF
M Vallery ESQ., parish of Rapides and the other from
that OF GOV. McNutt OF Mississippi


Gen. John Ii Ostrom, OF Utica, was taken dam
eerously ILL., few days since at Poughkeepse, where
he angushes with "but CLEAN OF nope in his case"


Milwaukee, in Wisconsin Territory, Is but te
years old, yet has a population oi about sooVi


Ii is said that there are now eight milnOns OF dol
lars laid up in the savings banks of Massachusetts.


Tur FrRr AT WEST TRoy-The fire in Yves
Troy last Wednesday night, consumed a brick store
owned by Judge Burroughs store and dwelling owned
by Mr. Duffy; store barn. and ball alley, belongi ~
to the estate Of H. Hart dwelling and stable owned
on Union street, occupied by MIR. Clisby and store,
dwelling, bakery and barn, owned by s. v. r. Sweet
The Troy Budget, from which gather the above par
tculars estimates the total loss at $4,000 but small
part Of which was insured.


The fire at Cohocs, simultaneous with the other two,
destroy ed lew sheds and stables.


The Budget speaks Of "a most disgraceiui ngnt DC.
tween West Troy and Albany company" at the hrst
named fire. After the flames were pretty much under
CONTROL there trial between NO OF west Troy
and No OF Albany TO which could throw the hgh-
est stream The result uniavorabe to the West Troy
and thereupon they turned their pipe upon the
men and machine of No. The compliment was return.
ed of course and throwing water No 2s men got
to throwing stones, This led to light, and the west
TROY COMPANY were driven off the ground The con-
due: of No Twas warmly condemned by the citizens
and ote fire companies Of West Troy II was strange
return indeed for the services rendered by the AoshF
fremen