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 has cast such gloom over osir city, the mind seeks almost iH vain for single incident upon which to dwell with cOmplacency. We see in 1t but one scene of black unqualified deso- lation--a shattered wreck. the only remnant of what once was the pride of human ingenu ity bodies mangled, bloody, sundered, and dispersed. vestigcs Of the manly forms which but a few moments before thought, and moved and acted-the nohlcst work of a di- vine intelligence mother refusing to recog- mise the blackened and distorted features Of her sons a wife departing frantic from the corpse of her husband; detail to disgust, scene to inspire horror. Even the exertions of veteran commander and his officers, how- ever actively rendered, we look on but as mere obediance to duty, or. at best. Co the sympa- thies of ordinary humanity: yet was there not wanting one instance of stern and unmo- ved endurance of extreme sullering, worthy of all admiration !--N. Y. Amsricnn.

 Those who have visited the scene Of disas. ter. or are familiar with its details, know thai. Ofthe fearful list of the killed and wounded. a few were driven piece meals by the concus- siOn itself, whilst greater number were crushed bnneath the descending fragments of| lho decks sud spaEs. Among Che sufferers was MidShipman Bedford. Hewas standing