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FRosr.--on Tlursday morning, the Cumberland
vallsy Railroad cars arrived from the West covered
wi,i,a white frost. They had come from Chamber
bare after midnight. We have heard of ne fres,
on shis side of fhe river in seighborhood.


Ltiarrisburg Reporter.


n a row Of s,abling and some ou,-houses, near
Maiden street Wharf, Kensipgton were destroyed
by frc about ! O'clock yesterday morning. We
resre to learn tina; four valuable horses persisted
in The Gaaies. Philad. Inq.
DtsA<rER.-Wo learn from passenger the
verinillicn last evening, that during the blow on
Sunday night the schooner starkey, loaded with
600 barrels Of salt, in attempting to enter Grand
RIVER was driven ashore outside the pier, where
she now lies, high aud dry. (Detroit Adver.
GIy7 4 man named Walker was instantly killed
at lIiiishorongb, Ohio, on the 9th ult, by
.,rale of lightning. He was standing on a wagon
loaded @iih wheat at the time. Beth wagon and
contents were consumed.