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The LExlNGToN.-The divers have found the
remains Of this ill-fatod steamer, and have thor
oughly examined the after part of the hold The
centre was covered by part of the bow, which
had broken off the engine and fallen over upon
it. The men say that there is no sand in the ship,
and nothing to prevent her being raised though
she lies in hundred and twenty-feet water. 1t will
be rccollected that the iron chest on board the
Lexington contained large sum of money in spe-
Gle and bank notes. So far, no bodies have been
discovered and It is not probable that any remain
ed on board when she went down. Arrangements
are now making to raise her Immediately.


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