A WELL WISHER.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE MANSION AT "THE HERMITAGEn BY FIRE We learn, with sincere regret, that the splendid dwell ling house of the President of the United States, was, on Monday evening, (l3th inst about four o'clock, destroyed by fire, which is supposed to have originated OH the roof by spark from one of the chim- neys. Our informant states, that the white portion of the family (that of An drew Jackson, Jun were from home when the accident occurred, and that much of the elegant furniture was broken and in- jured in the nasty attempt to remove 1t from the house, by the servants. All the fnrni- ture in the second story Is said to be lost. We have not learned whether or not the building and its contents were insured, but hope that this may prove to be the case.