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WREoKs DURING THE PAST YEAR.-The
past year has been one in which more Ameri-
can vessels have been wrecked, than any other
one during the last forty years. Among the
most prominent of these have been the Henry
Clay, the John Minturn, the New Jersey, Hi
lah, Sophia, and Hamlet In addition to these
a large number of other vessels, of all descrip-
tons, have met with the same unfortunate ca
Iamity.


The loss of life and property in these wrecks
has cast gloom over many hearts, and darken-
ed, for time, the prospects Of the enterprsing
owners. Within the past year, the loss of pro-
perty by wreck OF American vessels alone. has
been over million of dollars. But the indomi-
table enterprise of the American character is
not to be broken, even by winds and waves.
but pushes triumphanty against all opposing
forces.


The marine lists, however, have been filled
with melancholy details, sending pang after
pang TO many heart.-PhiL Times.