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the Boston Courier of yesterday, that the iron steam
er Bangor has been destroyed by fire 1t is stated
that she was burnt to the waters odge We do not
see how that could be, as the g. was built of iron
CAsrINr, Sunday, Aug 81, Q o'clock r. NJ
AT twenty minutes past three this r. NJ the steam
propeller Bangor, from Boston, hove in sight At a
quarter to four o'clock she noticed bear away
and III ten minutes smoke and flames were seen ly Tie
glass; to issue from her As quick lightning she sped
her way to Long Island Usesboro and put into Pende.
tons larbor The smoke rising her MS long ms
could be seem and after dark the light was visible
the first notice Lieut. Foss with his usual promp
had the revenue boat Veto under way, with an xtra
crew and Dr. Bridgham, the collector on board Also
Capt Bakem0n OF schooner Pembroke, and number of
boats started for the of disaster In about one
hours time from starting the vessels ere anchored in
the baTbor where the steamer lay.


tTen oclockThe Veto has arrived from the island
and the Bangor is burnt to the waters edge number
OF passengers came up in the Veto and more on
board the Pembroke, the way. Capt Parker and Off
GERS renamed by the boat The fire was disc in
the reroom and caught at the bulk head ne ar the end
oil the boiler Alter the discovery OF the fire. she was run
on shoe--crew and passengers all saved with most of
the baggage freight total loss The boat was full of
valuable cargo, ior Bangor, Castine, SC


Every body on board deserve credit for their coolnoss
on the OCCASION ladies and all As 70 insurance Il Il not
now unde rstood here Mr. Jerome OF the exp,e.s is on
board the Pembroke, not yet arrived There were thr
tyiour passengers on board.


Loss about SOC, ,000--no insurance.