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Loss or LIFE ON LAKE HuRoN.-The little sloop
Huron. Chief, having on board w. +. Goodng,
ESQ r. p, the owner, his broiher-in-l Mr.
Ronald, Good and Mr. Isaac g. Clarke, ship
builder, left the harbor at Goderch, G, W., on
the 3Olh October, to assist in getting cfi the Ame
rican schooner Mary, Of Saginaw, stranded at the
Bay de Dor, about 40 miles north OF Goderich.-
They succeeded in the enterprise, and the shooner
made the harbor Of Goderch on the 1lth ultmo,
leaving the Huron-Chef TO follow next day But
a gale, accompanied with snow came on, the
sloop was wrecked, and all on board perIshed.-
Mr.. Goodng is spoken Of in the Canadla an papers
as eminent for his energy and active benevolence,
and his lose, with that OF his comprnicns, is deep


" deplored. All left families and numerous
circle Of relations TO mourn their sad fate.


FIRE IN RAYMOND, MAINR.-We learn that the
grlst mill OF Plummer, in Raymond village, to-
Rether with a saw-milI adjoining, belonging 10
Messrs. Plummer and Tukey, and fuIling mill
belonging 10 EIbndge Gerry, and also cardlne
mill belonging TO Mr.. james Bucker, with several
ou-bulldngs, were entirely destroyed by fife ob


Tuesday morning, about 3 o'clock. The fire took
Ia the grst mllI and was occasoned, tits suppos.
Nv the friction Of the Rndgeon upon which the
wheel ran. The grist mill was new, having com.
menced running last June, and il is said TO have
been one Of the best mills in the State. The other
mills were OF less value, though all improved ex
:epting the cardng mill, in which was all the ne
ccssary apparatus tor running. The machinery oi
he iuling mill was saved. but all the other ma
chlnery was destroyed. The loss IL supposed to be
sctween 1000 and 5000, and falls heavily upon
the owners, who had no insurance. Portland I'D
vutissr, Dec 20