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Loss OF LIFE ON LAKE MIcHIGAN.-By the Ore
gon, from Chicago, we add few more items OF the
effects Of the storm


The J. X. Polk, with persons on board left ST.
Joseph Sunday week for Chicago, with load OF
lumber She has been hoard from since, and is sup
posed to be lost, with all on board.


Captain Ward of the Champion, reports visiting the
Ocean, of Mackinaw about six miles north of St. Joseph
and two miles from shore. She was complete wreck
having boat and davies carried away her main
her sails torn into rags matches off, and lumber in
the hold There person on board, and 1t is sup
posed the all lost She had the appearance of
having been capsized and rightcd again.


The cargo of the Amazon sunk at Milwaukee, consists
principally, Of whiskey and dry goods which it was
thought be got out without much damage. She Is
lying between the piers the ,nth dischargng her
freight lighters.


BY the Lexington learn that the Commo dore was
filled with water and is principally owned by w. err
tram No insurance She reighted by Hubby *
Hughes with $50 barrels -four. Cargo mostly insured.
The freight being taken OUT and the vessel will pro-
badly lie got eff


The Bunker Hill has not returned from the wreck Of
the Rebecca yet. The illinois goes to Detroit to lay up.
The Indiana is on the railway.


An extract of letter from Chicago says that the brig
NJ Oliver Kyle, master, is ashore with full cargo of
wheat and likely to go to pieces-Bu6aio 4doertiser
Nor, l3.