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.. NEw-YORK, July l8.

 Destsaceivs Fire--Loss efLives.-A little before o'clock this morning, the extensive Floor Cloth ManufactOry In Elaridge- e-street. near RivingsfOn, was discovered to Hc on Are. and in few minutes the whole was in one sheet Of fame. which illuminated the whole city. The factory was of wood, and was sur rounded by frame buildings. all ofwhich were soo6 on Ire, and @ rapid was its progress that, bsfore the inhabitants on the opposite side of Eldridge-st. could collect their chil- dren, the houses were 0n fire. and they were obliged to Hy from the premises without any clothing. Not 60 fortunate were some oi those who resided near the factory: and to the loss of property. we have now to add that of three lives, viE :-Mrs. Murray, her daughter. Mrs. Barclay. and Mrs. Barclays son William. an interesting youth of IS years of age. A fourth person was badly burnt Three young children viz John aged years, James, aged 6 years. and Susan, aged years.

 are by this stroke of Divine Providence left

 without an earthly protector. They have a father who left this port few days ago for Savannah and Liverpool, but who for two or three years has been more of burden to his family than suPport. It appears that the