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SCHOONER JAMES FIsHER.-The schooner James
Power, at this port yesterday from Nassau, n. ?.
brought home Capt. Huntington and crew of the
schr James Fisher, of this port, destroyed by fire
at sea on her voyage to Baltimore from Jamaica.
The schooner, having on board part of cargo and
over four thousand dollars in specie, was discoS-
cred to be on fire early on the morning of 4th Oc-
tobcr, when about 40 mics S. Z. of Rum Key
Every exerton was made by the captain and crew
upon the first discovery of the fire to ex,inguish it,
but being unablc to effect this, the matches were
Immediately closed, and the vessel stcered for lard
in the hope of running her ashore.


At II, A. NJ. the fire having apparently abated,
the foro hatch was raised for the purpose of throw
ing out the old rope, and pouring water upon that
portion of it which on fire, all sail being low
cred to prevent MS much as possible any current of
air from getting below. But npcning tho
hatch Inc namc burst out, aad the crew he'd barely
time to escape to the boat. Nothing was saved.


The smskc seen by the inhabitants from
the Key, bat suFposing it to be the smoke of a
steamboat, they did not discover their mistake in
season to save any ,hsng Of value from the vessel.
The captain sent off wrecking boat in search bat
nothing could be found, excepting a few floating
Goals, ard pieces of the wreck nearly consumed.
She sunk undoubtedly Bait. Amer