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Loss OF TIE SAvASNAs,-The Commercial of
Yesterday contains the confirmation Of TIE fears
expressed with regard TO the safety 81 the steamer
Savannah, from this city ter Charleston. A letter
received in this city from Mr.. Phillips, the mate,
states that the steamer was lost OF Cape Hat
te.as on the nigh, OF the 2s;h, sinking almost I'm
medately. Those on board reached the brig
Rowena for Philadelphia. The following name.
are given in the letter of those saved; Captain
Crane, lady and son; Mr.. Philips, mate; the
steward and his wife; Lydia. the chamoermaid'
Mrs Moore, supposed a passengers Mr. Murray
do. do. Mr. Har,h, do. do; and two hremen
In all, l2.


lis supposed tina, there were seme thirty or
forty persons board when she left his city; II
Is probable, therefore, tha, The above the names
Of those saved in the same boat with the mate.