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FIaES.-'rhe dwelling house, barn, and outbulId-
ings, belonging 10 Mrs. Delight Phelps, IN Wes'
Springfield, Mass. were destrose by fire on Tues
day evening" Ith inst. together most oil the iur-
niture and goods the house, and two three tons
Of hay in the barn. and one hog. Loss from 500 10
$1,000 No ius urance.


The dwelling house and contents, belonging 10
Mr. Rudd, in CHESTER alass. were totally consumed
on Sunday the 9th inst. while he was gone 10
church.


The store of Geo. H. Deveraux, Of CheryGeld,
Maine was burnt on Tuesday night last, with all liz
contents, including hooks, papers, &c. No lnsur-
nnce. Loss about $4,000. MIR D. was absent At
tending the Baltimore Convention.


Struck BY LIGHrSING.-Thc house of Rev.
Simeon Doggett, in Ra, ,nlaTl, Mass. was struck by
Lightning during the violent tempest on Saturday
night last, al II o'clock. The house was very much
shattered. The furniture Of the par!or and several
other rooms thrown into the utmost confusion,
and much of ii destroyed.


u The New Orleans Pcayunc gives the follow
ing notice OF the custer of Judge Elliott assistant
in the naturalization frauds of that city, Ahner
Phelps against whom proceedings had been Insitu-
ted before the Supreme Court by The Attorney Gen'
era TO compel him 10 retire from the Office OF clerk
of the CITY Court OF Lafayette, the duties OF which
he mGt administered under Judge Elliott has re-
signed. This will put period 10 the farther pro-
ceedings."


NAyAL.-The u. S. ship Decatur, Capt Abbott
sailed from Cape pamas tor windward, on the l4th
of March: the u. S. brig Porpoise was at Fish
Town on the 18th, surveying the reefs nt the place.
The crews of both vessels were generally healthy.
No case of fever in either vessel.


The U. S. brig Potomac was of the Passes, be-
low New Orleans, on the Both ult. bound on cruise
all WE'LL


The u. S. brig Perry, +. G. Titou, Esq. Acting
Commander, was at Cape Town, e. e. II. March 90


The RlvER.-Ycster,lay was severe day upon
the river the wind blowing heavy gale from the
North all day. We hear OF two collisions Of ves-
sells, bat not accompanied with any serious injury
There is something ofa ireshet in the river this
morning. Albany Atlas, Monday.