THE STANDARD.

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Wednesday, October s5, lsa7.

The wreck,
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Further particulars of the melancholy die.
aster which befell the steamer Home. ara
found in the Newbern Spectator of the Goth.
and other papers. Shall we be credited
when we say that the loss of the passep.
gers in the Home is attributed to the obsti.
macy and 4" ;ncompetency, art fciaAy pro.
dsscep' of capt. White, her commander. If
it is meant TO say he was drunk; and the
language contains no other meaning wbv
not give the right name to his crime2 Can
we feel tenderness towards man whose
conduct has pr6duced such dreadful event
in view of the heart-rending catastrophe
He obstinately kept the vessel at sea, after
it was ascertained: that she was unfit for the
voyage, instead of selecting the safest Ian.
ding place before night came on. The rea-
son he gave was, that the owner had told
him g she aeas not iaasured." Two expe-
rienced sea captains from Portsmouth N H.
became alarmed for the safety of the vessel;
and the captain was entreated by all on
board, and importuned by the terrified la
dies, to run, her. on the beach before night
came on, but without effect. il !


We published in our last list Of persons
sared. We have now the mournful task Of
recording the lost, SO far as has been tseer.
tained:- = {. ~ ~. /, f.~0 4l..s


Hardy B. Groom, esq. his lady, 3 children
and Mrs. Camack, a near relative; J. Root
Tileston, J. NJ. Roll, T. Anderson, James,
Cohrs, Kennedy; Walker, Fuller, Bennediel
M. Cohen, J. Boyd, g. II. Palmer, H. C.
Bangs, w. Whiting, Rev. j. Cowles, c. VIII
leman, Wiley, Weld, o. H. Prince, Clock, J.
Paine, A. F. Bostwick, Miss Levy, Mis-;
M. Levy, Mrs. Camock, Mrs. Whiting, Mrs
Hill, Miss Stow, Miss Robert, Mrs. Prince
Mrs. Boyd Mrs. Faugh, Mrs. Flynn and
two daughters, Mrs. Miller, Miss M. Groom
Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Bondo, Mrs. Riviere MIR
Desebye, lady and servant, Mr.. A. Desabye
F. Desabye, Professor Mott and lady, Mr.
Smith, Larocque, Broquet, lady, child ant
servant, P Domingues, Labadie, Walton
Hazard, Gamblers and Finn.


Mr.. Vanderzee, was saved by an lndi'
Rubber Life Preserver, which he was per


suaded by his friends in New York to take
with him. -. =. ,...,.,. i,