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lNcENDlARisM-BAgNB BURNT-The barn Of f.
Macaulcv on the Lyel road, in tho town of Gates,
containing seven or eight tons of hay and large
quantity of farming utensils, was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday evening. Loss $500. No
insurance. There arc strong reasons for believ
ing that the barn was set OH fire.


Rochester Dem. Ap. 81.


DrsrEucrwE FIaE.-SpEing Forge, with all It's
machinery and fixtures, in Paradise township,
York CO. Pa, belonging to the heirs of Thomas
B. Coleman, deceased, was DESTROYED by fire on
Thursday morning. Loss estimated TO be from
25CO TO 5000 dollars. Insurance on the pro
perty, $4,000.


RAILROAD IRoN-'Ihe Reading Gazette says,
600 tons ofiron. for the second track ofthe Phja.
deIphia and Reading Railroad, nave arrived at the
Delaware terminus OF the Eoad-cnough for over
+ miles OF track.


u The Pensacola Gazette of the Goth ult,
says =" Lieut.. a. Montgomery, with 4 mcn,
ali OF the 1lh Infantry, left here Tucsds9 last,
for the Choctawhatchec, on another expedition
against the Indians. We learn that they viii be
-bscnt forty days


~ a vote for President, taken on bosrd the
steamer Victress on her last TIP from ST. Louis
10 Cincinnati, resulted as follows CLAY, Go
Van BurcnS Two..hiTds Of the passengers were
lIom Illinois and Missouri. New Albany Grz. Z