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DEATH OF CAPT. HEPBURN.-The flags of the va
rous vessels in port were displayed yesterday at halt
mast as tribute of respect to the memory Of Capt.
Hepburn, of the ship Cohota, who was accidentally
killed by an explosion Of pistol in the hands Of
one OF his young men, The accident occurred upon
the deck ofthe vessel at sea- the 3st of July last
while on her passage from this port to China The
Cwas spoken the day after this event. by an eastern
bound vessel, by which we were put in possession
OF this melancholy piece Of intelligence


Capt. H. was perhaps one of the Oldest and most
esteemed navgators out of this city, having honora-
oy served forty years in the maratime srryice. and
was ior number of years connected with one OF
'e Liverpool lines, but known more recently as the
genllemanly commander of the East Indiaman Co.
hota' lie has left wife and family in this ctv