The LATE F,RE AT BurFALo.-
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THE LATE F,RE AT BurrAIo.-
melancholy incident occurred amid
the tumult, which added to the hor-
rors of the scene. A young man
wasting under consumption, was lay
ing in his room at Mr.. Newkirk's
boarding house, over the Commer-
cial bank, and separated only by the
intervening wall, from the sea OF fire
which ragged upon the other side -
The noise and uproar Of the crowd
the boistsrous fury Of the gale. and
the heat and glare of the flames
which, at times, curled almost over
the very windows filed his agitated
mind with terror, and 50 wrought up
on his weakened frame, already in the
last stage Of life, that he died. His
name was John Bishop, aged 90.


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