SHIP NEW ENGLAND,
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 The ship New England, Captain Hunt. ar rived safe in thus port some two or three weeks ago, after loosing two of her masts in the harhor in trrmendnous gale. In the midst of violent snow rtorm in the night, she touched upon the breakers near Egg Rock on the north side of Nahant. By i'm mediately wearing ship, she was able to stand off, and come 10 an anchorage in the roads. A few days ago, she was raised on the rail ways at the north part of the city for repairs. The moment she was high and dry, it was observed that a part of the false keel had been torn off. fragment of the rock penetrated. & al'n"st buried itself in inc middle ufthe keel ofthe ship! This piece of rock when cxtrcated weighed 80 pounds. This is q very extraor- dinary occurrece. That such piece of rock should penetrate the hard wood of the keel to such depth, without actually breaking the back of the ship, or even causing her to leak. is wonderful. and proves how thorough ly she was built. Excepting the keel and the copper. she was injured in the hull, and still retains her elegant proportion.-Centimi.