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WonderfaL PreservatiOn.-The last Buffalo Bulletin gives detailed account of the mira cuious preservation of Mrs. Appieby, who was in the cabin of the schooner New. Con. necticut. on Lake Erie, which had capsised and sunk above Portland Harbor, about two miles from the shore, on the 9th inst. It Eap- nened to be in shallow water, and all escap ped but the woman, who it was supposed was in- evitably drowned. The hands were immedi- ately set to work to right the vessel. and got her up. They labored from day to day fex- cept Sandayl until, in the course of the fol- lowing Monday. they succeeded in bringing l the vessel up. when Mrs. A. with much dili ] cuity, and to the astonishment of all. escaped ny the companion-way. She had 6een in the water .6Ue dcys and ive nights. during which nme one cracker, one onion, and a can- lster of tea h0ated to her, which was all the n0urishment she had" She supported her self by seizing hold of the front edge of one oi the berths, and during the whole time the water was up to her waist, and when the lake was much agitated by the wind. it rose up to her neck. She heard the wOrkmen and spoke to them. but it seems they did not hear her. Her hopes were sustained by hearing the laborers at work. and, during the Sabbath and intervals when they were not at work, mistaking the moving about of barrels, sSc. for their noise. Truly the ways of Providence iaFe wonderful Genev0 Gaxeste.