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SuIPwnEcKs IN THE SouND.-The sloops Aurora, Capt.
Surdevant and Ann Strong, Capt Dayton, were wrecked
on the Long Island Shore Greenpo Sunday night.
They left the Connecticut river early that night, with ship
timber for Port Jefferson On boarding the wreck of the Au-
rora Monday morning. the body OF one Of the crew was
found ashed the quarter rail- II is feared that all board
peshed, viz Captain s. Sturdevant Mr.. s. Smith, part
owner the cargo Mr. D. Norton and Solomon, black
man. all of Port Jefferson The body found supposed to be
that of Norton The Ann Strong driven the coast at
Maauck all hands escaping the Shore where they
Hospitality entertained at Mr. Mapess dwelling and kindly
treated by the neghbohood Another schooner reported
ashore Plum Island, and another Gardeners Island


Nelo York pnper.