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6cers and crew. After this, she rode out
the gale in safety, and is now lying off the
town, waiting for orders from the proper
source to make the necessary repairs. We
learn that Com. Conner, commanding the
Home Squadron, and Capt Latimer, com
mandlng the Navy Yard, have afforded eve-
ry facility in their power to the ships Clin-
ton and Mary Francis, at the Navy Yard
and Capt. Fitzburgh, Of the u S. steam fri
gate Mississippi, which was lying opposite
the town, promptly rendered assistance to
the vessels ashore, and by the aid of his
crew they will be gotten off with but slight
damage The U. s. ships Falmouth, ST.
Mary's, John Adams, and briggs Lawrence
and Porpose, lying at the anchorage near
the Navy Yard, and the U. S. steam frigate
Mississippi opposite the town, rode out
the gale with perfect safety. We appl che I'd
that we shall hear Of serious disasters along
thecoast.