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 .fn earsablc sSatuotaon.-A vessel Nas launched on Sunday afternoon, at South Boston, and, as it is usual on such occa- sions, the deck of the vessel, notwith- standing the intense coldness of the weather, was thronged with anxious expectants of a glorious launch, and glorious, so it was. Well, of the stocks she went, when, ill luck, or something else, sent an unwelcome ship across the tow-line. as the rope or chain is called, that isintended to break the velocity of the vessel launched, which cut the aforesaid line in twain, and to the con sternationsof all on board, still onward she kept her course. Night closed in upon the adventures, and without chart, rudder, sail, light, food, or ssgrog" they stemmed the fury of the ice-topped wave; boats put of to their relief, but the sea was so rough, and the vessel so high out of the water, that approach was impossible, and not till the mercy of the waves the next afternoon, left them high and dry, dd;;sa. dd;a ttiiiair :.s- sistance. They finally arrived at their place of departure, in perfect health, saving some frozen ears, noses and tin- gers. Thermometer during the night blowing Zero! Oh, there's nothing to be compared to a frolic upon winters tempestuous oceala-Boston Post.