o'clock, yesterday morning, not passenger was
within miles Of the ship.
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within miles Of the ship.


The steamboat from New York with two lighters,
arrived at the ship at daybreak yesterday morning
They brought the necessary material to pump and
save the ship She is not hogged and has very little
waterin her, She does not show any serious strain
of her butts OF seams She was lying very easy
yesterday morning 1t will not be possible to bring
the lighters alongside, on account Of the wrecked
spars, which are partly buried in the sand near the
ship. With a strong western wind the ships stern
would be within fifty feet Of the under tow.
mo cargo had been saved up to yesterday morning
The principal articles SALT tin crates and hard
ware. She drew eighteen feet of water on leaving
Liverpool. The cargo is not of more than half the
valre Of cargo shipped in December or January.
The insurers are fortunate. The cargo will proba-
bly, be saved without serious damage, and the ship
will be got of, if there is no sudden storm.
Too much praise cannot be awarded to Mr.. Fore
man, who was formerly wreckmaster, and to his
men, George Johnson, Joseph Borden, Elias
Allen, Faber Sherman, Peter Sulphn, John Nor
ris, Elias Johnson, Jacob Fleming, Enoch Potter,
Tyler Fierce, VIM. Fortinberry, Robert J. Finley,
and John and James johnson. These brave fe
lows continually up to their necks in the surf
and whilst the sufferers remained on board, many
manly resolve was made to die, if needful, in al
tempting their rescue. The organization Of these
men was worthy Of the veteran who led them. We
regret that we cannot name all who thus labored.
There were some fifty men en- the beach.


The John Thompson lost, has brother at Mo-
bile


Mr.. Cooley, the I'd mate, reJoned the ship last
night


Capt Nye owned $40. 900 Of the ship, which inter-
est was insured, and the policy was within twenty
four hours Of expiring.


The stranding Of this ship is attributed to a very
unusual strong Southern current, and the gloomy
weather which prevailed preventing sight at the
sun, or any light house.


The Henry Clay sailed four days after the ST.
Patrick, and these ships were in company on Tues
day afternoon. The st. P. arrived on Wednesday
/ noon.


The complete utility of the plan suggested by US
for saving lives, some days since, and afterwards
improved, has been fully demonstrated in this in
stance. We must have the station houses on the
beach, and the United States government must pay
for this important outlay.


STILL LATxR.-Steamer Duncan c. Pell returned
from the wreck yesterday afternoon, unable to et-
feet a communication, owing to a very heavy sea
which was then running She towed down the
lighter with the steam pump on board, which will
be put in requisition the moment chance presents
itself The captain Of the D. G. p. states that Capt
Nye, the second mate, end crew, were on board at
IL o'clock yesterday, and he saw also persons on
the beach pick up from the surf body, as he sup
posed.


The steamers orus and Edwin Lewis arrived last
evening from Shrewsbury, having brought up about
one hundred Of the passengers.


| DE- FL n
Dickson, to be Register Of the land Office for the
district or lands subject for sale at Fayetvs, in the
Of Assusa nSs Jane: ~ y 9 ,S d.
New London Connecticut vice Charles f. Lester, de-
ceased Charles g. A. Davis. Surveyor Of the District
and Inspector Of Revenue for the port Of New Haven,
A. Prchsrd Collector Of Customs for the district Of
Eiissbssh city. North Carolina vice Gao W. Charles
removed Christopher r. Dickson to be Postmaster at
Alexander B. Meek, Attorney Of the United States for
the Southern district Of Alabama, vice Geo. g. Wal
kerr VII ose commission has expirsd


PROMOTIONS APPOINTMENTS IN THE ARMr OF the
| UNITED STATES


e Lls1snsnt ~
1896 vice W. H. Wright, deceased Brevet Second Lieu
tenant Edward Hunt TO be second Lieutenant Dec


Second R.siss~s u bvsgoons- Second Lieutenant
Reuben Campbell, 10 be aist lieutenant, November


Third Rssisss~s :f aviiieyy Second Lieutenant Geo.
Ayers: to be Arst lieutenant Dscsmber o ls4S. vice
nanklns oeceosed brevot Sxcond Lieutenant isaac r .
Quinby Of the second regiment Of artillery TO be second
Lieutenant December ~, le45 vice Aye ers, promoted


SeDssth Rssinent ef Isfanf,y Major Greenleaf Dear
borns OF the hrst regiment Of infantry to be lieutenant
colonel November 2o, l5<6, vice Hofman, deceased.


Eighth Rsgimest IF Iefsnfvy Second Lieutenant Ro-
bert p Maclay, to be hrst Lieutenant December al 1885,
vice Browne, rssignsd second Lieutenant John q.
bank TO be 6rst lieutenant December l6l5 vice Het
zel resigned Brsvet Second Lieutsnant Alfred Crozet
Of the seventh regiment Of infantry to be second
tenant, December 81, lel6, vice Burbank, promoted
ArroIrTNkrrs -MsdieGi Dspsvfment-Wm. Roberts,
Of OseTgia, to be assstaBt surgson December al
vice Van Buren,, rssignsd NJ Prsvost Of Penn
sylvania TO be assistant surgeon, Deoembsr al ls45
vice Buist resigned.


SEDUcTIoN.-A very shocking case Of seduction
and death, or rather two cases, have been related
TO u.s. The victims two young and fatherlsss ss.
tara formerly residing in Birmingham, Oakland county
but Afterwards the Flnt One about 40 and the
other about 10 years old They hnaly this ci
ty and took shelter respectable family with sister


Here both died in childbed-o about three weeks ago.
and the otor ON Saturday last The alleged seducer
was also formerly resident at Birmingham but sner
their stustion too evident removed to parts
known Names and other circumstances we're furnish
cd u.s. but orbsar 70 give them at present.
-dicevtisev.


Capt 0sergs W. walsrs. late Of the Sixth Regiment
Of Infantry Army ofthe u B., died At his residence In
| Jo(henom county, Mioooud. the llth instant.