{"newspaper_name": "Indiana State sentinel.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Loss OF THE GEN. TAYLoR.-On Saturday night,
tie 10Th inst, between eight and nine O'Clock, the
United States steamer Gen. Taylor took fire alongside
of the wharf of the navy yard at Pensacola, and in
short time burnt TO the waters edge. Great
tions were made by the officers and mechanics Of the
yard TO save the boat. About 400 men, with three
engines and abundance of hose kept work for
about hour and half, but all to no purpose. The
flames prevailed and the boat is considered total
loss. Her engine may be of value, but it must
be much damaged by the fire. There many con-
lectures as to how the fire occurred. Most people
believe it was the work of incendiary, Mr.
Alexander, one of the engineers, this occasion,
took UNUSUAL to put out all the fires, the next
day being Sunday, when was to be made of
the boat. The loss is estimated at from twelve to
fifteen thousand dollars. No insurance.