THE yERa1nI,os.-I. has been asceuained ,h.,
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The yERa1LLios. has been ascertained ,ha,
several persons were lost by the burning of the
vernilion Oh Lake Erie. The body Of one man
has been found, his name supposed to be (from his
papersl Alexander Robinson, captain or mate Of
the schooner Ohio. He is supposed to have had g
wife on board, who was also drowned. The body of
Mrs. Charles Hoskins, of Kingston, Canada, has
also been found Her husband is among the liy.
ing. He saved himself by swimming to the dock,
after being separated from his wife by some one
seizing him around the body and dragging him un.
der. The cabin maid is known to be lost, proba.
bly, burned to death. The clothing of a man is
found, from the papers in the pockets, supposed
TO Ia Heman B. Ely, of Rochester, NY. The
above are all that are known TO have perished i,
is to be feared that ethers have perished whose
names will not be known until their places shall be
found vacant among their friends.


QsEsr1oSAaLE Foop-The blind traveller Ho
man stated that at Fernando Pc, couple OF lambs,
grown TO no more than six inches long, were
served up to him BY order of the King. Galen re-
ports of swine that their flesh possesses no less
than Fifty havors, and is greatly assimiant in kind
to human flesh. Du Chatelin relates that In his
days, dogs and cats were eaten at Paris as they
now ars in China. Indeed, Sir Joseph Banks and
DR.. Solander affirm that dog flesh is the sweetest


imaginable. At Rome, cameps heels were the
choicest ti,-bi, for an epicure's tooth. Whales
tongues ranked ameng the delicacies feasted on in
the middle century by Europeans. The Caffre
eats his lion for food, and the traveller Bruce
among them ate his lion steak with gusto At Rio
Janeiro, an ordinary dish is monkey pie; and
the head of the ape is left to appear above the
crust for ornament, in the style of the feet in our
pigeon pie.