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The schooner Cora, Captain Reed. hence
with cargo OF government stores. wen'
ashore on the NorIh Breaker. on the 29th ult.,
al O'Clock, p. m. The crew and officers
were saved. but the vessel and cargo are to-
tai loss, excerpts wagons that were on deck
She had pilot on board.


The schr. Stephen Francis, OF Charleston,
went ashore near the same place on The iel
lowing day; her cargo will probably be saved
in a damaged condition. but the vessel IS 10.
tai loss.


A large iopsail schooner went ashore on The
night of the 3Oth ult, quarter Of mile north
of the bar, head on the beach; name unknown,
supposed 10 be total loss.


The brig Crusoe, Of New York. previously
reported sunk, will prove an entire loss, toge-
lher with cargo Capt. McAllister, 9TH Reg't;
Capt. Downer, 5th Reg'l; Capt. Staples, 1t.
Kirkland, and Ii. Joiner, Of the ed Reg't, pas
sengers. Ak1A


A private letter from Point Isabel informs us
that Gen. Worth has been ordered to lay out
a camp for 10000 men at Camargo, and esla-
blish depot 60 miles from there, on the road
to Monterey. We learn that il was Gen.. Tay-
Ior's intention Of moving into Camargo in a
day or two.