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NARROW EscArE.-A few days since, the house
of Mr.. Bcardslcy Frisbee, OF this town, was
struck by lightning, set on fire, and himself seri
ousy injured. Seeing shower approaching
MIR. Frisbcc went from the field where ne was
ploughing to the house, and seated himself near
the fireplace. The lightning struck the house
and glanced on TO Mr. Frsbce, passed down one
side, tearing his clothes and bursting open one
boot, and then passed off. The neig hbors observ,
ing the house on fire, hastencd to the spot, and
found Mr.. F. scnseless on the floor. The fire
was extinguished, and after considerable exert!on
Mr.. F. was restored to animation, and we learn
that he is doing well. The family was absent, and
M person was in the house but Mr.. Fnsbee.


[Delhl lN. Y Gazette, May 5.