PErERsnuRe, lYa.l March %.
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Died. of mortal wound, on the goth inst. Mir. Thomas Rose, Constable of Dinwiddie, aged 4Q. MT. Rose, in the discharge of his official duty, had levied an execution on a Watch. the property of certain Capt. Wm. Frazier. of Dinwiddie. Frazier demanded inc watch of MT. Rose, who refused to give if up before the execution was satisfied, whereupon Frazier shot him in the left breast and he expired in an instant. The murderer made his escape.

 PROVIDENCE, March 27.

 Destructive Fire.-AbOut two o'clock on Thursday morning, the Cotton Factory in Woonsoket Falls village, Cumberland, be- longing snIely to Mir. Dexter Ballau, was discovered to be on fire. The flames spread with such extraordinary rapidity as to pre- vent the saving of a single piece of machine ry, except one picker. From this building. the fire rapidly communicated to the satinet Factory, within thirty feet distance. owned by MT. Rufus Thayer; building and contents consumed. The grist mill. next to the satinet factory, belonging to Mr. James Arnold, of Mendon, shared the same fate. By this time the Hamilton Cotton Factory, belong ing to the company of that name, had taken fire on the roof and belfry, and an extensive

 

 tory is of wood, four stories high. The fire eugine, belonging to the village, had been broken and rendered useless at the begin hing. Messrs. Job. Jencks & Sons, had sent their engines and hands from their fac tory about three quarters of mile distant, which rendered great assistance. The ut most exertions were made by individuals on the roof and elsewhere, to check tEe flames. in which they were at length successful. ow- ing mainly to the oppOrtune arrival of the engine from Blackstone Factory.

 l The result of this destructive fire was the 1 total loss of Mir. BallOu's Cotton Factory and machinery, running about 1900 spindles, valued at SaO.OOO or S25 900, of which lO.- 900 were insured at the lEtna office. There was but little loss in goods or stock. MT. } Thayer's Factory, a small wooden mill, three stories high, consumed, together with ma chinery. Goods and stock mostly saved 1 supposed value or S4,0OO-S8OO said tO be insured. Mir. Arnold's Grist Mill, with three runs of stones; loss about S2,000. nO insu rance--total loss between 25 and S35 ,0OO dollars, of which not more than S1O,8OO were insured. We are happy to add. that the ability of those who have suffered by the fire to sustain their losses, is undOubted. The following is letter written by Gen. DorregO. the Ex Governor of BuenOs Ayrrs, to his wife, previous to his execution. which we copy from d file of Burnos Ayrean papers recently received. 70

 M, beloved Amgelita.--Tt has htcn just in,i- l mated to me that within an hour mnst die am ignorant for what cause. hut Divine Providence, in whom confide at this critical moment, has SO determined it.

 lpardon all my enemies, and beseech my friends not to take any step to avenge me.

 My life, educate those amiable children; he happy, which you have not been able tO be in the company of the 'nfortunate '-''' MANUEL DORREGO.