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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. An accident Oi
the most distressing nature occurred on tho af-
tornoon of the l4th inst. on Lake St. Louis,
near the village Beauhanos, Canada. Three
young gentlemen, Mcssrs. Jno. Caverhill, Chas
| Shard and Francis Cowam, extensively engaged
in the English trade Of that place, left the quay
in Il pleasure yacht, and after sailing down the
stream, tackled and proceeded toward the Cas-
cade Rapids, near the confluence Of the st.
Lawrence and Ottawa. Here, from Il comb
nation Of adverse circumstances, the yacht was
swamped, going down hcadioremost, when
Alessrs. Cowan and Shard, we're drowned. Mr..
Caverhill was saved, having got hold of two
oars, and being an expert swimmer, he was
able to sustain himself till assistance arrived
from the shore.


! The CROPS IN Sr. MARY's COUNTY. The
Leonardtown Beacon is OF opinion that the corn
crop in st. 1Iarys county will fall short OF an
average one. The late planting will afford a
good crop, but where it was planted in April it
has been much injured by the drought The
tobacco crop, in consequence of the late rains
promises well, but as much of it was planted
late, it will have to be cut IN green state, anC
therefore will be imperfectly cured. The mos
of that which was planted early in the season


has been already cut and housed, and the res
will be sufficiently ripe to cut in the course o
Il few days.