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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSIONS AND Loss OF LIFE We
have before us a copy of letter from Mr.. Wig
gins boarding officer Of the Custom House to the Cosc
tor at this port giving the details OF dreadful explosion
that occurred the TOW boat Pilot Captain Brown,
the 10Th inst At the Pilot in the act of going
gave ay with terrible eopcnssop. SO violent was the
explosion that part of the boat thrown into the air
with such force carry away the opgaIlant mast and
yard of the Pioneer and otherwise injure
her The Pilot il complete wreck. The pilots at the
B.ze Immediately after the accident sent their whale
and milo, boats to the scene of distress By this disaster
VIM Fagau, the first engineer, was killed in an in
sfant WIN Webster, branch pilot who board the
brig and VIM RELY, second engineer were badly IN
fremen slightly burt and three persons, Mr. Davis
(steersman), Mr. Berry, ond another missing MIR Wig
gins infers from the nature OF the wounds inflicted by
the explosion that there very little water in the
boilers at the time Of the catastrophe Captain Brown
and several o hers thrown eff the vess3 by the
cussion but were picked up by the Of the brig
rhe engineer killed duty at The time-N. o. Pic.
March Ia.