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CAPTAIN BRITToE, OF TIFF; R5cHKsrRR.-It will be recollrcIed that the rarket ship Rochester. Captain R,tlon, fell in with the shlp Dolchesttr, wreck al and that Capt E sncreeded in saving the lneS of neatly fiji. huihan beings Since their arrival, Captain Caldwell, of the Dorchester, has publisheda a full account of he disaster to his shin In II find hr G flowing paragraph:- Herald 2S.

 The Rochester was steering couse which would have carred her ahou, three mrs norflt of us. The moment the wreck was seen, the course of the Ro. chester altered for one directly for us. .'At that time. said Caplain Bi,ion aiterward, ssI had no idea that there could be living being on board of hef-ilp have made il an nyariabe rule, hr,,igh life, WhcneseF see wreck, to 80. her as possible, and t.seertan all I can about her and make ihai there is no body alive board before leave her" "We supposed. 'he continued.

 Git tnrl,er ship whicl, had been drifting ab,uI there for months, hut resolving that w'u ud adhere my rule, altered my course, although we all thought il useless al the tiae." Thus. by following hs noble rule, Captain Briuon the means. In

 the hands of God, of saving the lives of forty five u man Ieings-and in the circle of their friends and acquaintance, of making the hearts of hundreds sing for jay. t,f