FIRE IN MEMPHIS--DESTRUCTION OF

 THE " APPEAL OFFrCr
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 We deeply sympathise with the able and vigay- oas Editor of the MEMPHIS APPEAL on account of his loss' The Democracy of Tennessee, in tbe great contest just approaching in their State. will much need the powerful influence of his pen. And We will rejoice when we shall hear that he is aqain throwing before them his APPEAL.

 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-A fire broke ont yesterday afternoon about half past 5 o'clock m Grocery and Provision Store, occupied Dy Mr. Browning, on Poplar, near the cor ner oi Main street, which soon spread to the adjoining tenements, of which not less than etgh1 'oere entirely consumed Among these we regret to state was the one on the corner. occupied above stairs by the Printing Office ol our brother of the "APPEAL.n A few ot the materials were saved, but the loss can not be short of S2,000. The other occu- pants were Messrs Slaughter & Jones, pain tersj Mir. Joiner, family grocer; Messrs. Bon @ hadls, french confectioners; Mr. Jennings. family grocer; Mr. Keating, boot and shoe maker; Mr. Wells, saddle and harness ma ker; Mir. Miller, Tailor; Mr. Fleming, Coach maker; all of whom suffered more or less by the removal of their goods. The entire loss by the fire cannot be less than S12,000

 The weekly "Appeal " will appear to-day the "lofms" having been saved in tolerable order.

 The paper will appear as usual.-Enqui- rer cf He 8H.

 In consequdnce of the calamity above re- ierred 10, by our brother of the Enouirer the publication of the Appeal will be suspen- ded for several weeks. When our neigbbor penned his paragraph, he was under the i'm pression that we might continue our paper with the assistance of his press, which he had kindly tendeFed us; but the type which were saved are in such deranged condition as to require some time to bring them into use, and we have deemed 1t better to suspend our publication until we can procure new presses, and supply the deficiency of type this we hope to accomplish in three weeks at furthest. We cannot close this paragraph without expressing our warmest gratitude for the sympathy which has been generally man llesed towards us by oH parties; and for the aid afforded Us in saving portion of our materials from the fames.-.4DDea7.