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AMERICAN PAPERS.

ALARMING INTELLIGENCE.

PITTZBURG.. JAN. s.—With feelings of agony
we present our readers with the following from
Lake Erie .

" If there be any hope left.in the present case,
it is that we understand the fleet ib so moored in
the ltarbrittr of Erie, as to present a battery of
from 15 to 20 gu►ls from whatever point it may
be attacked ; that the ice is not sufficient to bear,
should the enemy attempt to board, and that it is
completely cut -away around the -shipping. We.
also learn, that General Mead had issued circulars
to all the Colonels. of his Brigade by express, or-
dering
then► immediately to march. their respective/.
regiments to the defence of Erie. May their. pa-
triotic efforts be successful, and the, enemy be
checked in his incendiary career.
" A number of patriotic. young men of Pittz-
burg have volunteered their services, and the
troops at Fort Fayette will marcloi this day for
Erie-.