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DISASTROUS AccIDENr.-On the 26th April, at
about y. Ma boat sailed from the harbor Of Trinity
for st. John's having boerl the aipper, his and
Denis Cashmant MIR. John Pilgrim, Mr.. Henry Burrell.
constable of Trinity, and young his son. together
with poor foIow of the of John Hill; who being
nsane his way to hospital under charge Of
the constable. heavy gale struck the boat with all lis
fury at about p. M. 1t from the North, and
high ran the short time that the boat obliged
to scud under bare poles steering direct for St. johns


About midnight they had reached to about league to
the Southwark St. Francis, when they fell into


string of ice; fierce however the gale that they
could succeed in coasng around it. but were driven
mady into IT, and in few minutes aerward she struck
pan of ice and almost Immediately ionndcred engulph


ing the master the masters Mr. Pilgrim, the con-
stable, the constable's son. and the unhappy maniac
making in all loss of six individuals hurried IN an IN
slant to eternity. VIM. Stoncman and Denis eastman
succeeded in getting upon pan OF Ice, where hey re-
manned from II 2o'cock on Friday night until A. NJ on
last Monday. On Sunday, toward night fall the Orion,
Capt Murphy fell in with them but owing to the badness
of the ice and the approaching darkness, they were
obliged give up all idea Of assisting them although
every effort had been made reach them but notwth-
standing his failure Capt Murphy was determined not to
be defeated in his benevolent Intentions and lay p the
ice until daylight when he and his crew renewed their
efforts, and at about o'clock Monday morning they
were released from their perlous position and brought
ON board the Orion, where every thing that humanity
could suggest and the at their disposal supply
was promptly put in requsition to assuage their suer
ing.-Sf. Johns Morning Post. r..f Mse