ALBANY, Aug. G. lSaS.

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The Fnemen-Rdcing of the Ripe,.. 8.c
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The Fnemen-Racing Of The Ripey, &C.


The Fire Department here is in sad condition.
II seems 10 have caught the infection-the mob
spirit OF the Philadelphia fremen, as on occasion
OF every fire, there is sure to be row kicked IN
among the class termed ''the boys" This was the
case on occasion OF the fire on the night of the 4th
Instant; fight was commenced between two fire.
men, members of rival engines, which, if it had
not been suppressed Immediately would have caused
no doubt, display of a considerable assortment of
broken heads, mutated faces, &c, and caused
no little excitement in this usually quiet place.


The opposition steamboats, Troy and Rip Van
Wrinkle cause no little talk between the good folks
OF Albany. Being the wharf Yesterday was
perfectly surprised to find many waiting their ar
rival and when they did arrive, the first Questions
asked were, which boat started first, what time did
they make, &c which certainly tends to increase
the exertlons OF the rival boats to have the GLORY
Of arriving first in Albany, and thereby endaneer-
ing the lives of their passengers, and this all er
glory.


The weather here is very uncomfortable. asi il
exceedingly warm The Orpheans are giving con-
certs here, which are, deservedly, well attended.
There IS nothing else of interest Transporting


r. S.-About quarter past one o'clock fire was
discovered in the rear OF Mr. Charles Carriers sta
bes, S' Hudson street (which extended to Mrs Ly-
man Roofs carriage house; few sheds were also
consumed, but by the timely arrival of the tiremen
II was soon put under, without further damage ex-
cept by water.