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heartrendingto witness the agpnies Of the little su
ferers, and listen tothefrantc screams Of theirmo-
thersand sisters Numbersofthe children had wan
dered away, and had got lost in the confusion
some had been, taken into the neighboring houses,
and dreadng every moment lest they should see
them in bruised and mangled condition


We learn since writing the above, that a child
of Mr. Brothers, in Elizabeth street above George,
N L. died last evening of the injuries he<had re-
ceived


On the afternoon ofthe same day. the large brick
hotel in Camden, at the termination of the Camden
and Amboy Railroad, kept by Mr.. Elwell. and
owned by the Railroad company, was entirely des-
troyed The greater part of the furniture was
saved. 1t is reported that the property was insu-
red