A DREADFuA A aCENE!
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The Natchez Courier, in giving an &C., count of the suffering of the wou nded by the late accident to the steamer Maria, says:

 "One man would pray for the Doctor to cut his throat, another that he might be pierced to the heart and relieved of his excrutiating pain, another that he might be despatched in any way to quell the incalculable agony that was consum- ing him. Shrieks, groans, sobs, most piercing howls, were heard from every hand from the twenty two sufferers to whom he was ministering.

 "WilI live, doctor !" said one man from whose body nearly all the skin was peeled. {" You will die, sir. Itis perhaps my duty to tell you that you will die in an hour" "Well am sorry for it," said he, 'for leave wife, an az cd mother, and several children" Inan hour he was dead, and such was the suf- fering of every one of these poor vic, tims oft wrath more destructive, more to to bc dreaded, than ten thousand thun. ders."