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SyvIa. The following is an extract from, a
letter dated ST. Luce, December 10Th =: @
" have learned to-day from Mr.. Charles
Campbell that there are three square-rigged
vessels and schooner wrecked between
Matanneand st. Anne des Monts. The crews
OF one OF the ships and of the schooner had
perished."


Subjoined is an extract from letter re-
ceiyed by merchant in this city:


" You will be all sorry to hear the melan-
choly news that has reached us this morning
from below, viz. that four vessels arc lost,
and the crews and passengers of two of
them supposed to have perished. One Of
them is the Montreal, Captain Douglass.
The body of a female and child have been
found on the beach with many olhers."-


Herald.