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From NASSAU ply MIR. .Myrck, chief officer
ofthe late ship Alabama, which was recently wreck
ed on Gingerbread Ground, who arrived yesterday
morning in the brig Vincennes, in u days from Mas
sau, we learn that the cargo of the ship was all
saved-the most valuable part in dry and good
condition After the vessel was stripped of her rig-
ging and other materials, the wreckers set FIRE to the
ship and burnt her to the waters edge; the penalty
for which oekce is transportation for life. Captain
Bunker remains at Nassau to attend to the anrs OF
those concerned.