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Distressing Occwrence.--A few mornings
since, after the family Of Mr.. James Rogers, Of
Buxton, consisting, beside himself, of his wife
and two children, had breakfasted, he went as
usual, to his work at some distance. Mrs. b.
also soon after went out leaving the two children,
the elder four, and the younger two years Of age.
She represents herself as having been absent 1--WE
or ten minutes, and, on her return found the room
full Of smoke, and the two children enyeloped in
flames, lying together on the foor the smaller
upon the larger. The elder was lifeless, and The
younger speechless. The surviving child .linper-
ed in great distress until the evening Of the same
day, when death terminated its sufferings. Not
withstanding another family occupied the other
part-of the house, no noise was heard by them.
and they remained ignorant Of what had trans
pired, until the mother of the unfortunate children
returned to witness the heartrending scene.