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WRECK OF FRENCH SHIP AND Loss OF LIFE
The Norfolk Bacon Of Monday confirms the report OF the
loss of French ship and the majority Of the crew The
ship the Emile Sauvestre from Martinique, bound
to Norfolk. She wrecked on the night OF the Sd
inst between the Wash Woods and Long Island about
80 or 35 miles south of Cape Henry. hen the vessel
struck the shock violent to sink her immedi
ately in two and half fathoms water, the making
complete breach over her from stem 10 stern. The
launch Immediately got out but stove and sunk
alongside. As the deck under and every
washing tbem the Captain and crew took refuge in
the tops and remained ali night in this horrd situation
expecting every moment to be washed overload with
the mass; they all wet and with no shelter from
the wind and cold The next day, the crew with much
difficulty succeeded in sending down the fore and fore
topsal yard and constructed raft for the purpose OF
reaching shore They attempted 10 embark on the
raft of them succeeded in reaching it but the line
that attached the wreck parted by the violence
OF the leaving the Captain mate and one OF the crew
5tl board The raft after driven on shore,
and four of the ten persons who embarked on 1t were
saved the other sx persisted from cold and exhausta-
non after reaching the beach other person was
drowned alongside Of the ship before showing Oft The
survivors rescued Till next day, and were then
nearly nsensiSe from cold and hunger.