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GreGt Eyre Sn NetO YOrk.-FIre was dlScov- cred on Sunday, about half past three o'clock. in a Cooper's shop in Canal Street. near Elm. The fire soon communicated to the adjoining buildings and lumber yard on the west side ofthe shop. The -combusti- ble nature of the materials threw the flames in all directions, and they soon reached the beautiful building of the Church of the As cension, the interior of which was entirely consumed. Thirteen buildings in all were consumed. large portion of the loss IS covered by insurance.-N. Y. Express.

 We have seen many good things and wit vty from the pen of Prentice, but rarely have we seen any thing more expressive than the following, even from him. Describing the death, by suicide, of an inebrinte, he says " Even in his inebriation, he had some finger ing sense of shame: he went to his cupboard, took down bottle of Prussic acid with which he had been killing rats, swallowed the contents, and staggered into eternity. V And stoggered issto etefmity! Where could he found words more awfnlly expressive of the : end of the drunkard Baltimore ChFO'sscls

 Its singular fact as is said, that mockine bird placed near Boblnk. will die ot morinc1tlon a his utter inability to initiate him. Nasha0 1eb

 Pcier Harmony, one of the wealthiess citizens Q New-YoFk. was formerly . carpenter in New Lon don. Connecticut and leil with his axe upon hii shoulder for New Orleans. He came from there t i, New. York with fortune estimated at sS.oOc.DOO