News from the Lakes.

Corresp Of Pomeroy c.


R,vr,Io March n .
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CorreSpo OF Pomeroy * Co.


BuxFALo March ~. 2P. NJ.


A snow storm OF unusual severity and duration Is
now raging in this region and from the few items
gathered from the West fear much disaster has
befalIen vessels i'll commission ON Lake Michigan
Four are certainly known to be ashore near 81. Jo-
sephs and as eight others seen Just before the
Gale began near the east shore il is more than pro-
bablc they have shared Il similar fate As vet the
extent ofthe injury sustained by these vessels Is I'M
known here The brig Rosa is named as one, and
was insured 10 take effect after the lst OF April
Consequently the damage falls entirely upon the
owners.


In our own vicinity the effects OF the storm are
less fearful, owing 10 the small number OF vessels III
commission. Several, however, which have leii
Cleveland and other points beyond, for Chicago, are
still unhcard from. The storm, although from the
East was characterized by all the violence and fury
which mark those coming from the West, and beng
accompanied with snow unusually tho and herce'
rendered it decidedly the worst o; the winter


The steamer Chesapeake came safe IN last msh1,
when the storm was at lis hight, and reports the
Scott rs having proceeded on her way toward De
,oit. The Fairport is still fast in the otiinS There
are samples of wheat ON sale at 80 cts; although
holders of Milan still ask 80 cents. To-day Is The
most gloomy have experienced since the close oi
navigation aud am compelled 10 record another
sudden death. Mr.. George q. kinsman, formerly
very extensive miller at Black Rock, died III thiS
CITY this morning.