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FIRE AT SALyM, N. 1--WE learn from the Phil
louse at saem New Jersey, was completely destroyed
oy fire. which supposed 10 have originated from the
himney when the conAagration took place there were
OF lees than one hundred inmates. But what rendered
he sc of unusual excitement and terror was the
act that several e them lupstcs and were chained
f3s in their cells We thought that this encrmity had
cased exist in this country at least and have seen and
card 1t asserted that such was the fact lnthis instance
ad been for the humanity and courage OF some Of
he citizens or keepers who at great peril rushed into
ne cells and liberated the poor sufferers the results OF
ne fire must have been horrible in the extreme. One
gnaiic had h,en thus chained for twenty years, and
ehcn his rescuers entered his cell the wrechtd being
.,art,d hack in alarm and cowed down within the limit
his cham. When told of his danger his alarm and ex
element were fearful he was liberated be
ashed OF h than Indian swftness, and hes not
ataken and lodged temporarily in the Jail