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GREAT FIRE IN LowEL..-A slip from a New Bedford paper, states that Friday night about Il o'clock, fire broke in the town of Lowell, near the Catholic Church, in part of the city called the "Acre," and before the progress of the flames could he arrested, consumed five entire blocks of wooden buildings, and parts of others.

 Several workshops were also destroyed, together with large quantity of valuable tools and stock. About fifty poor families, many of them Irish were burnt out, oosing the greater portion of their fnrn- iure and effects.

 The origin of the fire, the names of the sufferers and the amount of the loss, not giyen.-One wo- man and child-a Mrs. Mclaughlin and her infant -are missing and are supposed to have been buried in some of the ruins.