VOLUME 4-NO. 90.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 80 u.

ANOTHER GREAT FIRE.
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'Siriy or Serenity Houses Desiroyedi Loss (, ON
,s3O,0OO to siO,OOOi At least 700 people house.
,EesI ..-.'.
We regret TO be compelled to state that a large
!par! of the densey peopled East Ward Of our
.c,ty says the Pittsburgh Gazette, of the 9Th Ut,
labout two and half squares north of our former
burnt district has been laid in ashes.
Tho fire broke out in the stable Of draymaa,
named Young, and originated from some person
taking candle into the stable. 1t Immediately
spread across narrow alley, and tho whole
IneIghborood being composed of frame houses, dry
as finder, it spread rapidly. The space burned
was on the edge Of steep bank, and difficult Of
access from below. The engines could not ap.
|proach from the lower side, and il required


some time 10 &c, above it, aud to getthe apparatus
ia order. The fire spread across Prospoc, street.
2and took the houses on both sides upto Washington
street, where it stopped. On the side Of the


bank, it took all the back buildings; sheds, &c.
Thirty houses were destroyed; but with few
exceptions, they were Of little value.


The loss in value Of property being so SMALL
the fire at any other time would De thought very
title of; but what makes it FELT is the unshelter.
ng Of so many families belonging to the aboring
men, when houses are so difficult to get. Tho
furniture. being easily moved was mostly saved.
Did it not occur to our far.west cotemporari ries
hat the "venison" might have been received and


a,en, before the wedding apart from the fact


,ha, the Banner" is very extensive concern,
giving employment to some dozen individuals, be.
sides the Editors, and keeping its " bachelors
ALL as well as its family establishments. Such


ignorance is excusabIe only in those living so far
H." as the lnteigencer folks. Prs DEvrL.
Ark. Banner.
So no tho family establishmenis' did not cat
If the venson' with the bacheiors.' Although


We do live so far off, vet we know tha, the 'Dev.


i Of tho Banner is gerry green, else he nigh,


ave seen that our notice of that reniSon was tu. an
'riginal way of announcing DR.. Borand's mar.
riage Such greenneSs is excusable only in thos,
living SO far down South as the Banner folks
CHILLY, Pas DEVIL.
The Euiaps.-Wo understand that the Eutaws,
brave and dangerous tribe Of Indians residing
n tho Northern part Of the Sp nsih country.
'eyond the Rocky Mountains, have been commit.
ing depredatIons on the Spanish settlements Of
rat region, and have cut off a number of srag.
Cling parties of Mexican spanards. The Eutows
ne bold aud active, are very well mounted and
irst rate horsemen, live in moveable skin lolges
md arc very dangerous TO the Spanish settlements
that region. They are good hnn,ors, and pro.
ure guns powder and other ammunition from the
mountain traders in exchange for beaver skins
and buffalo robes. They are too bold and cunning
for the Mexicens, and have taken more Spanish
|scalps during the past year than any former one.
81. Louis Nep Eca.