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SHIP ST.. PATRICK Another fine ship for a New
York house, intended as one OF line OF packets
between that port and Liverpool, was launched from
the yard Of Messrs. CurrIer and Townsend, ,on Mon,
day last. This ship is rather larger than The ST
George and takes her place in the same ue with
that ship which has already become avorite pack
ct. The ST. Patrick is beautiful ship built entirely
OF the best white oak timber, and will aid still fur
ther in adding to the reputation OF the Mernmack
built ships, the fame OF which is already extended
all along the whole line OF seacost. In some re-
spects the St. Patrick is Improvement on the
81. George. We notice particularly an alteration
in the forecaste deck, the new arrangement OF the
timbers adding much both to appearance and
strength.


The st Patrick will soon be in New York, and the
merchants OF that city will then have opportunity 10
empare her with their New York built ships and with
ways in that port among them now are the java and
Pacific The ST George sailed day or two since An
other beautiful ship oil 1000 tons the John r. skddy be-
longing TO q New York house. is lying nj our wharves
nearly ready for use- Newbmyport Herald, Oct 10


Loss OF THE STEAMBOAT VERMrLLToN,-Th
steamer New Era, which arrived last evening,
brought freight for this place She was bound IRON
New Orleans to Cincinnati but upon her arrival at Car
ro she found the Ohio low reach her place Of des
tination. After lay ing Cairo five days without being
able to reshp her cargo changed her for 81
Louis The New Era brings intelligence Of the loss OF
the steamer Vermilion Captain Arnold bound from this
place TO New Orleans with about 400 tons Of produce
and between 80 and 30 head Of cattle The " left here
on Thursday last.


We learn from the officers Of the New Era that In,
v. struck a rocK and sunk almost instantly No live
lost Between 80 and ~ head df the cattle
missing the greater portion supposed to have ed
The boat owned by Capt Arnold and the other officers
and the loss will he TO them severe learn there
no insurance. She Is said TO have been very substsn
al boat, end has been running formerly between New
Orleans and vermillion Bay-S Louis Era, Oct7,


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