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WRECKS DURING THE PAST YKAR-The past
year has been one in which more American vessels
have been wrecked, than any other one during the
last forty years Among the most prominent of thes
have been the Henry Clay, the John Minturn, the
New Jersey, Hilah, Sophia, and Hamlet. In ad.
diton to these, large number Of other vessels, of
all descriptions, have met with the same unfortunate
calamity.


The loss of life and property in these wrecks has
cast gloom over many hearts, and darkened. for a
time, the prospects Of the enterprising owners
Within the year past, the loss Of properly wreck
of American vessels alone, has been over million
of dollars But the indomitable enterprise Of the
American character is not TO be broken, even by
winds and waves, but pushes triumphanty agains,
all opposing forces


The marine lists, however, have been filed with
melancholy details, sending pane after pang to many
heart