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From HALIFAX AND NEwFoUNpLANp.-The Hall
fax Morning Post of the 18th instant, received bv
way Of st. John, n b. contains the following reported
wreck Of a Man-oEWar:


The Royal Mail Steamer North America Captain
Meagher, arrived yesterday from st. Johns Newicnnd.
land, which port she left Saturday evening and stop.
ped at sydney Cape Breton to land and receive Mails
The steam frigate Vesuvus with Lieutenant General
the Earl Of Cathcar the recently appointed Commander
Of the forces in Canada board at st. Johns on
9TH instant for supply coal


In the Morning fost" ofthc 7th instant II Is stated
"that had been abroad the day previous at ST.
Johns that vessel had been lost at st. Shots and 60
men had perishcd II said to be either tie frigate
Spartan the transport Apolo but they have been
able to trace the report to any authentic source.v


The North America was detained at st. Johns, for the
mails three and half days The Newfoundland people
do not appear to complain of the detention.


The weather for the last few days has been melting
warm, the Thermometer ranging from 90 to 100 degrees
The ground already in many places suffering Tor want
Of rain and fires have been prevalent in many places
Picfou Chronicle.