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F,REs-.At Burlington, VT. a large saw mill took
6re from the gudgeon and was entirely consumed,
with an adjoining planning mill. 1t was owned
bv Company whose loss is between $4,000 and
s5OOO A large unoccupied dwelling house
near the College buildings was also burned on
Sunday morning. On Thursday the dwelling Of
Mrs. Conkhn, with the barn, wcodhouse and
other out-buildings was destroyed by fire.


The Cotton Factory at Willimantic, Ct, occu
MED BY A. D. & ]. Y, Smith, of Providence,
toek fire on Saturday morning last from the back
draft Of the fire in a coal stove. Loss from ST.,
OOOto $4,000. The Messrs. Smith hadinsur
ance of $4,000 by the Hartford Fire lnsuancc
Company.


For THE AFRICAN CoAsr.--A ship leaves Bos-
ton about the Nth instant and letters or papers,
postage paid, to the care Of the " Naval Library
and Institute" Boston, will be duly forwarded.


LAKE CHAMPLAIN.-We learn that the Opposl-
tion Steamboat Company and the Old Line, on Lake
Champain, have compromised, and the Opposition
will not build q boat. 1t is the intention OF the
Company 10 start the boats from Whitehall in the
morning, and go through by daylight. The Bur
lington, Capt. Lalhrop, is to take her place. we
further learn that the fare has been reduced TO three
,cpg.---j TX Whitehall Chrnnicle.