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Ertensire Fire at Cleueland--During the night of Friday last, the Exchange, situated on the corner of Superior Lane and Merwin street, took fire and was totally consumed, together with several adjoining buildings.- The following list of injured buildings is ta- ken from the Cleveland Herald:

 New brick hotel belonging to the Merwin Estate, $l5,O0O. No insurance.

 Cleveland Exchange, occupied by Mrs. Foote. Furniture, &c. mostly destroyed.- Buildings fully insured us we understand. Next n building owned by R. Champion, valued at $lOOO. Insured for $500 by Por- tage Mutual Insurance Go. Occupied by Walker as shoe shop. and Rooney as a clothing shop. Most of the contents of each were saved. ss;... ,. .... yaassi. ...t -,...,.

 Next the Trenton House, occupied by Mrs. Thompson, and owned by estate of McGar- phy Contents mostly saved. Building val, uedat $lOOO. No insurance. ss .s4, lr

 Thc other building destroyed was occupi- cd oy c. Bradburn, grocer. Damage to goo(s about $600. Amount of insurance by Columbus Insurance Co. $500. The build. ing,worlh about $1,OOO, was owned by Ben. edic & Baxter. No insurance.

 Early on Saturday morning fire was dis. covGed issuing from the extensive distillery { ot Nessrs. Vinton & Chamberlain, near the moth of the river. which was entirely con. suned. Loss $l5OOO. No insurance.

 paper in New-Orleans styles Amos Kendall VanbuTens Extra" Ii0r. .'-.-'