MARINE DISASTERS AND LOSS OF LIFE.
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The schooner ii. NJ Johnson, Of Cas,ino, Maine,
dragged her anchors and ashore Little Deer Ie
the night Of the 4h instant and received considerable dam.
age Next morning, in carrying off anchor the boat
upset. and two men, Capt John Boss and Mr. Staples
drowned.


The barquc Mary, Of and from London for 81. Andrews
(N. b went ashore Moose river Prescott (Me.) on
the night Of the 4th instant and went to pieces Part Of
the sails and rigging saved The second mate named Bar
re was drowned rest Of the probably saved,
thing is said Of them.


Inc Quebec correspondent Of the Montreal Herald says
have been received there Of the melancholy loss Of
'nc snip European, Captain Mcbride, which sailed from
*ueocc on the morning Of the first instant for Glasgow, with
valuable cargo Of wheat four ashes &c Il !, stated
that she was cast ashore the Mile Roches Point during
tho late gale from the east and will be total wreck her


ass had been cut to prevent hcr falling over Three Of her
crew were drowned