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Destruction OF PRoPERTY-LosS Of Nine
Lines and sGueraL others .Nortatly Wounded. A
slip from the New Bedford Mass, Bulletin,
dated Sept 5, contains the following intelli-
gence. II reads to US considerably like a hoax.


"News has JUS. reached us of the destruc-
tion of the new and beautiful Unitarian church
(Which was witnessed on this side of the river. }
The wind blowing hurricane from the South
for the last twenty-four hours, the tall and
magnificent steeple, some $50 feet, was seen to
bend and crack, when it at last gave way, and
partially lodged on three buildings, one church,
an aPothecary shop, the upper story occupied
as tailor's shop, in which were four female
and one male whose groans were most pitiable;
the other building was occupied as boarding
house for colored people, which was entirely
demolished, and quite large number of the
inmates buried in the ruins. Oar informant
has ust left for the scene of ruin to report more
fully the horrd particulars.


p. S.-We have Just learned that Mr.. Lem
uel Trip, one of the first merchants of Fair
Haven, was very severely, and it is thought
mortally wounded.


The wretch who perpetrated the above hoa,
deserves to be crush, beneath dozen houses