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Siea,s Bou Caspian Sunk.-A gentleman from
The South, who was passenger on small boat to
the mouth of the Ohio, informs US that hc passed
tho Caspian sunk al Island 25. The bow OF the
C. was on or near the shore. and aft, tho water
was up to the floor Of the ladies' cabin.
1t was supposed tha, the c. struck the same
snag which sunk the Henry Bry.


Il is said there were near 300 deck passengers
mostly Germans, and abou, 100 cabin passengers
on the Caspian.


We could not learn that any lives were lost


IMo. Repub.