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Disastrous ShiparreekTho brig opucnce left this City
where she was owned for tpaachcoa the 28th uno'
and on the Sd inst struck by squa filed and sunk
.u,os immediately The consisting OF four men nnd
the cook with one passenger lost-the Captain and
two mates escaping by cinging part of the Cob'deek
which was washed of By the The Captain arrived IN
this Cy Yesterday and says that the 4th while on their
insecure floating fragment, they bnrquc within three
miles OF them steering Soh but their signal OF distress


was nobserved In the afternoon OF the day. schoon
er passed them the On the 6th, tho thrd
dav of their exposure they observed and rescued by
Capt Chamberlain of the schooner Francis, on his way hIt
er fIom Pensacola. While floating this portion OF their
wreck hev substed the flesh OF dog which escaped
from the brig at the same with themselves. The Sea
washed them several times but they succeeded in regain
inc their fragment although sharks swimming about
them on every side The of the passenger who perish
ed was g. H. Miller; the others p. Eawkins, H.
Thompson Isaac icks and Robert Truxon all of tins city
und one other seaman from Manila Besides Capt lla"-
kns were saved John B. Norton, first and A. c. Peters Sc
cond mate.