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FROM THE LAKES-1n.Ormation reached our city
o.. saturday the very dangerous position OF the steam
boLt Helen Strong We permitted 70 make the FOL-
lowing extract from letter c. Howard 4 Co, from g.
w Strong dated on Friday on board the boat then lying
in the Lake II miles from the mouth OF the De-
troit river


GENTs-I send you my nephew to inform you Of our
perous condition and ask you 10 help US possible
lives and boat oy getting boat 10 come 20
assistance. Daniel nay nephew wi! tell you the
particulars. for cannot.


Mr. D. Strong VINO brought the letter the city, found
great difficulty and danger reaching the shore be
ie! through the ice three several times Besides Mr. u
w Stron. the owner and the writer of the above letter
there are 30 40 passengers board. The ice
had closed in around the boat We understand that
sisancc was Immediately sent TO her relief going down
ON the Canada shore. There report yesterday
thar she could not be found where she lett BY the
messenger Detroit Advertiser, SIN.


fE= On the 18th ult the Mauulee River between
Perrysburs and Maumee City where the stream is nav
gable Tor large steambo~ts was so dry that iooman
Could have walked across the channel dry saed bridge
on the Pike between this place and Perrysourg was
broken down by the fall OF tree and three dwell
lnc houses and several barns at Waldo, Ohio,
covered hY the same unceremonous agency. Lake dis
asters may be expected lfindisy w. hetsld.


IT. LARGE fires are raging in different parts OF
Arkansas kentucky and Tennessee among the grass
cane and undergrowth-the smoke oil which renders
travelling by some OF the roads unpleasant and some
times painful


~ Mr.. Joseph Kay. of Camden Co. West Jer
sew came 10 his end in singular manner recently lie
went into his stable with lantern which 80 frightened
hs mules iha, they rushed upon MN and traInpso
him 10 death.


70 y oolored woman was found dead in The
OF Portland on the morning OF the 18th She had
frozen 10 death the night before "hie III STATE Vi IN
toxica,on- Who did the deed, MIR. huraseHef
ET Indian lately obtained entrance TO house
IN Cincinnati occupied by lady named Kennedy, who
Nearing noise sprang from her bed and beat inc as
! predstor out OF the house with poker