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DISASTER IN OUR HARBoR-'Ihe brig Emily,
Sherwood. master, cane violently i'll contact on Mon
day night at7s o'clock with the schr. Virginia, Capt
Bedell, from Norfolk for this port, with cargo Of
flour and corn, and having number OF I. ). sea-
men as passengers. The conclusion was so great
that the schooner sent to the bottom, with w o
carpenters mates and seaman board. The re-
mainder OF her crew and passengers saved them
selves by jumping on board the brig.


AT 10 o clock p NJ. as the schr. Bell, Captain
NcMath, came alongside OF the wrecked vessel he
heard sroans of distress on board other and instant
lv let go his anchor, but il would hold, and his
vessel drited hall mile 10 leeward. He then low
cred boat with mate and two scamen, but the
darkness prevented the mate either discovering
whence the sounds of distress proceeded or return
ing to his own vessel and the boats crew was given
up tor lost by Capt. McNIath. This morning, how
ever, they were found sae-having got on board
another vessel.


The wreck of the Virginia lies about a quarter OF
a mile outside of Sandy Hook light in four athoms
water. Her lower masts stand some fifteen feet out
Of water