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Wreck Of the Swai ion.-Tno Albany Advertiser,
Of tho ! lh ut., gives tho annex ID additional
particulars:


"lwo more bodies wcro recovered vcsterdnv.
They were taken from the RIVER by drngs. No
attempt was made yesterday to proceed TO any
further examination of the wreck.


"lhe Atns, of this city states, that fare had
been paid by 250, and many were on board " no
had not paid it. The opinion appears to be, that
when the boat is raised, the loss Of life will be
found 10 be truly appaIIing.'


The New York Herald says. that for day or
two after the catastrophe, intense nxiety existed
in that city, among those whose friends were absent
up the river.


a scene, of most affecting nature, may be
r"0t.d in illustration. Among several persons
vino with sicrprss eyes, had been aWai:ing the
steamer, Was the wife of Il French citizen of this
city who was one OF the absent. The steamer Utica
came IN sight; tho hnIf.di,iracicd woman accom-
panied by several male friends, rushed in agony
to tn" wharf, She was excessively agtatcd, and
ran 10 and fro necessarily I'LL she discovered her
husband on board. among the living, whilst vet
considerable distance from the wharf. None
knew the cause of her sudden silence or WHY she
stood stock still; she spoke not word for she could
not, until the vessel having approuced, with a vio-
lent effort she sprung forward, and was in the
arms of her restored husband, exclniming, "bon
cteH Irroiiu! man cher marii c,esi iui! c'ed lui!
Dlen me'ci" The scene was extremely impres.
slve. ior not only the fond wife and the restored
husband "ept l"ug Hnd loud, but the by.standers
wero also overPowered, and betrayed depth Of
sympthy rarely exhibited.


The West tdidi 'hannel of the North river
from the four mile Point above Athcps IN Mar No
P"nt' t"" miles below Hudson. tin all a Distance
SIX m'Ies) is one of the most direct, deep and
unohstructed channels between the highlands and
Albany.


The New York papers declare, on Seemingly
good authority, that the pilot, on this unhnppv
occasion, was drunk rN'