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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
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Steamship Hibernia, Ryrie, fifty hours
from Boston, arrived at Halifax, 9th inst,
and after taking on board eigh, additional pas
sengers, left same day for Liverpool. A bad
accident occurred soon after the steamship left
Boston. AT p. m. on the 10th, five hours
after leaving Boston, in thick fog, she ran
foul of the schr Maine, of Cohasset, 63 tons
burden, and sunk her. The boats were i'm
mediately lowered from the steamship, which
succeeded in saving five Of the crew. The re-
mainder, six in number, perished Their
names were Joshua Litchfeld, master, M.
Litchfeld and son, Martin Wheelwright, H.
Richardson, and E. Lincoln, boys.