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GREAT FiRE AT SAcKErrs HARBoR.-A letter
from the office Of the Journal, published at Sack
etts Harbor dated Monday, II o'clock. says =
This morning, at l0I o'clock, the village OF
Sacketts Harbor was VISITED by most destruc-
tive fire. 1t is supposed to have taken from the
steamer St Lawrence, which had lett the dock
about half an hour previous. 1t originated IN 'he
store. house of s. r. Hooker; and, as the WIND
was very high at the time, the flames spread wlth
fearful rapdtv, enveloping IN a few moments tne
nev, and extensive store erected last season by >
r Hooker & Co. and soon the entire range, as
FIR east as the steamboat Office, formerly occupied
bv William Buckley. The fire soon crossed the
street, DESTROYING the Commercial Hotel and all
the intermediate buildings between that and the
Centre House. kept by A. Schuyler, which was
saved. The brick building opposite the Com
merciaI, occupied as a saddlcr's shop, was also
DESTROYED, and all the buildings on both sides Of
Bavard.street to the Presbyterian Church, which
was also consumed the bakery and dwelling
house Of J B. Phelps, Esq, the law Office OF ID.
n Burnham several stores shops, &c., lnclud-
ng the tin shop of C. Symonds, the grocery store
of J. Simpson, with several others, names not re-
collected The extensive livery stable OF MI
Dodge was destroyed with several fine horses
j. E. Phelps, Esq. also lost very valuable AM.
NAL who pershed in the flames. 1t is reported
that the Custom House is destroyed and from It's
contguty to the origin of the fire, we fear 1t may
be so !; vet, from the direction Of the wind at the
time, we hope it is otherwise. young man
eaped from upper story IN the Commcrcla,
and was considerably injured Both his legs
were broken. The amount of property destroyed
must have been very considerable. 1t is believed
that very small portion Of the property destroyed
was insured