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SHrrwRscK AND Loss OF LIFE-A correspondent
of the Chicago Journal furnishes the following
particulars of recent, melancholy shipwreck
Kalamazoo I'VE have another disastrous wreck, which
has proved the wreck Of death to every sou. board
add to melancholy list Of former in this vicinity.
especially in the immediate neghbohood Of Kalaa-
berbor On Friday, August 6ih in The afternoon,
two vessels. the Min" Of Milwaukee and the Daniel
Whitney" Of Green Bay, Capt. Crooksr, cleared from
Kalamazoo for Chicsgo In the evening and night heavy
gale from the Westward, which caused great
anxiety Tor the safety of the vessels which endeavor
ing 10 get ong Nothing farther heard OF these
vessels till Saturday afternoon and Sunday following


First the fragments Of galley found and the shore
and waters adjacent N Kalamazoo were strewsd with
bark giving pIessge the probable wreck the Whitney
and Of all board The sailors and others in the
harbor the lookout for the wreck, and Mon
day morning the ofRhe NJ Smith discovered shout
four FIVE miles from shore The vessel cspsized and
lay keel up with her masts ali in and he- rigging mostly
upon her On being informed Of the discovery by the
crew Of the M. Smith, Immediately took measures to
the wreck On Thursday morning we took the
wreck into the harbor, and commenced dschagng her
cargo OF bark Two Of the the ceol and p8stnger
found in tho bottom Of the vessel under the bark


Nothing has been discovered ofhs master and the other
man who was on board. They have undoubtedly
perisAed.