Very respectfully,
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Loss OF BRIG MENTOR, OF BosToN We are
indebted to captain Carsen, of the Adirondack,
for The following intelligence The brig Mentor, Capt
II F. Merrill sailed fl m Bath Maine on the lst OF
October, loaded with lumber bound for Guaiaoupe. On
sunday the 6th in lat 4O 30 lon o5 encountered light
battling winds, from the North and East accompanied
with q heavy sea Toward evening the wind increased
and before ten o'clock M heavy gale set in, wind
blowing from the Southeast by O'Clock hove to under


close reef main opsa The gale all the While ncreas
ing and before o'clock, M ofthe 7,h, it blew hur
roane every particle OF canvass was blown off the
brig and heavy topping making clean breach
her With difficulty the lumber lashngs cut away
and with the loose timber seaman by the name OF Peter
Francisco, an Italian was swept overheard. By six
O'clock every spar blown off the vessel The fore
and main mast were snapped eff even with the deck
lew hours the hurricane abated leaving the wreck with
eight souls board entirely to the mercy Of the waves
For thirteen days they drifting about the
barre. Of bread, pork and few apples got
out by cutting through the deck which the sub


on tine %
ing Of the 10Th they large ship standing toward
them it proved to be the Propontes OF salem Capt
Silver bound for Sumatra who Immediately sent his boat
and removed the unfortunate sufferers on board. He
paid them every attention humanity coul prompt In
about three hours aerward the ship Adirondack Capt
H. B. Carston from Liverpool bound to New York, hove
in sight and kindly took the sufferers on board and
brought them to New York In about an hour after
he removal Of the crew from the Proponts the Adiron
dack fell in with the wreck OF the brig and passed her
about 400 yards to leeward She completely
logged and every thing above deck swept clean Of.


REPORTED DEATH OF WIFE FROM BEATING -
We were niormrd oil the arrest OF an Individual
yesterday, whose could not learn, charged with
having produced the death Of his wife from mareatmen
The person arrested resided short distance IRON this
city, on the Washington railroad, and was engaged In
hauling red schre TO this city aud II having been sug
gesed TO the neighbors Of his family that all was
right the house visited during the absence OF the
husband, when IL asceraincd that the house wss
fastened up, and entering it, his wife discovered
dead, and from Appearances had died from beat
ing-hsr person bearing the marks of violence. The
husband was followed TO the city by officer Lennon,
and arrested II il said intended procuring coffin for
her in the ty that he has family Of small children
who fastened up in the house with the corpse
their mother and all be truc which we hear in refer
to this case is another Of those acts Of outrage
and brutality in keeping with the Of Adam Horn
The accused committed by Squire Palmer, OF the
county y.-Bai,imors Clipper, Oct ~