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HE REscUE.-The schooner Commodore Capt
Dorrett, which sailed from Buffalo last Friday
evening, loaded with pork and -four went down as far
a Ee was driven back as far the Islands and return
ed to make the pier yesterday evening. She drew SO
much water, and the violent that she struck
way, became unmanageable and drifted upon the east
side OF the east pier not far from the ghh She
struck violently upon the rocks, and the wind and
waves thrashed her around most unmercfully Her fy
ing b.boom was carried away and she soon began to
sink The men on board were overwhelmed with the
spray and waves that poured in the sarboard quar-
ter and drenched them from head to foot Their con-
about and staggered like drunken the distance
from the pier not thirty feet, yet no human being
could have swan through such surf Besides sailors
are notoriously bad swimmers. Great sympathy was
excited more than thousand people gathered on the
pier to aid the unfortunate wrecked although the spray
broke over the pier every minute. A communication
was hnaly made to the vessel BY casting line the
the lower end sent ashore. The were then hauled
ashore through the air. at time being fastened to
the llnes in style not uncommon similar dangers of
a shpwreck. The contrivance was successfulothrce
men came on frsthen Captain Dorrett and lastly the
mate though not without getting dip into the tremen-
dous waves, which seemed to leap up into the air. to
seize the prey that was about to escape. As the last
pier the multitude Of citizens that had stood silent in
suspense watching the transit of the poor sailors burst
into one spontaneous and tremendous cheer which
high above the Of the gale crashing of
the waves. The poor fellows wet from head to
foot and almost frozen with forty eight hours exposure
to the violence and inclemency of the weather. The
Commodore soon after sunk the spot her deck being
tram and is nine or ten years oldCiereiand Pandea
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