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Fire at Rateigh.-On the morning of the 2lst ut. the State House in Raleigh, N. c. was con sumed. The fire was communicated by the care essness of a man while engaged in soldering the plates of the new zinc roof The papers and re- cords of the different offices were saved by great exerton, but we regret to learn that the State Li- brary was wholly consumed and the Statue of Washington, which was justly the pride of North Carolina and monument of the gratitude and li- berality of her citizens, was so mutilaed and de- faced, observes the Register that none can behold it but with mournful feelings. The cost of this Statue was $300O0, and is said to have been one of the handsomest specimens of statuary in the world

 The Presbyterians have rendered their Church for the use of the next Legislature.