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FrRE IN NAsHvILLs.- From tho Nashville
Whlg, extra, Of the 2lst uIt.wo copy The FOL.
lowing particulars Of destsuctivc6ts Ia Nash.
vile: s IA -


81 A FIRE broke out at daylight this morning, in
) frame building on Market, adjoining thu cor.
ner Of Broad street, which soon extended 10 the
block III brick stores on Broad and Market own.
cd by Gen. Lollicoffer. The whoe block WIS
destroyed, with the exception of the walls. Tho
stores were occupied az follows;
4 Jphn r. Hill, Groceries. partially savcd irsu.
rance BY The Nashville Co. 80 500


Catron y Stephenson, dry goods, saved
without material damage; insnrance by the
Nashville ca. Ss ssA.k ~ .@g s y


w. N. Hawkins r. Co, Dry Goods, saved
without material damage; insurance BY the
\ A D. Berry, Dry Goods, saved without ma
tsral I, damage; insurance blythe Mcrchan,s'a nd


The euild'uss insured ~ s5eoo " she Ten
lnessee Co gks@Ss sa sAs ss


But for .hs absence Of regular organized
Fire Companies, the whole property might have
been saved. We hope the warning will not bo
lost upon our citizens, who, in years past. were
cont 10 take pride ID sustaining a. Efficient
i Fire Department.


The whole loss ofthe underwriters will not
probably exceed $4,000.


The Washington Correspondent Of the Balti.
more American notices Col. Benton's remarks
/ in s'he Senate on Monday--and ssys that hc
"dsappoted all who heardit, on account Of i,s
trevily." We confess, too, we are agreeaby
disappointed, BY the tone Of then--if we MY
trust The sketches in the National lnieIligencer
and Madisonian They are calm, uninpassior.
led, conciiaiory--w what they ought 10 have been.
We regard them too as decided il their char
acter-- gong for annexation ia q spirit Of com.
promise, which must ensure il success ia the
Senate not scarefuIIy non.commaa,, "a the
HaItiinore Correspondent Intimately though
rnry tnay ~prUve nfucn ptvpsexlng sus7ss--
enemies than bis friends" THE, OF course, s
no objection 10 us-and we say, once for all.
that, though we did not approve Col. 3 3 bill,
nor the character Of his speeches, yet, If he
will carry out the calm and compromising spirit
Of his last Mondays speech, and assist to secure
Us Texas, we will be the first to honor him


Enquirer.