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G1- The SWALLOW was partially raised on Saiur-
day, and got ahoat sufficiently to-day TO enable
those az WORK 90 her 10 tow her ashore. The al
tempt te get her ashore vas, however, attended
with another disaster, which may prevent her being
brought 10 the surface Tor several DAYS. In towing
round the hull toward the Athens shore II was found
that one of her buoys wss sinking; to save the
buoys they were compelled to let the S. go, and sne
sunk into the deepest pa OF The channel, 'vhere she
now lies in a more critical position than ever


TCor Livingston j. Wells.