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ru,ewagoe AND Loss or L,Fs.--A corresfoH.
.,ntof the Chicago Journal iurnshe, the follow


.r PARTICULARS Of G recent melancholy shiPwreck
,ear Kalamazoo:


We have another disastrous wreck, which mas
..oved the wreck of death 10 every soul on boara,


:, odd 10 melancholy list OF former ones IN tslis
unity. more especially IN the immediate neigh
tiltss,.od of kalaEazoo Hgrbor. On Friday AU-


~, srh. in the afternoon, two vessels. the Nun"
s. N;,waukie and the F." Daniel Whitney" Of
Cen BAY. Can't. Crooker, cleared from kaiama-
". Go- Chicago In the evening and night u
Iea,.v Gale came on from the Westward, which
.sussd great anxiety for the safety of the vessels
.rh;cb were cndeavorlng TO get an othDg. No.
.h;,r farther was heard of these vessels till Sa-
.n,dsv afternoon and Sunday following. First
.ho fraqnents of galley were found, and the
shore and waters adjacent to Kalamazoo were
s,,ewed with bark, giving prcsage of the probable
..,ecl of The" Whitney" and loss Of all oil board.


Tne sailors and others IN the harbor were on
,bs ,ookont for the wreck, and on Monday morn
-, The crew o. the NJ Smith discovered 1t about
s,,r or FIVE mics from shore. The vessel WAS
c,os;zed and lay keel up-with her masts all in,
and he. rigging mostly upon her. On being IN
6rmed OF the discovery by the crew of the NJ.
Smith immediately took measures to secure
tbe wreck. On Thursday morning we took the
wreck into the harbor, and commenced discharg-
inc her cargo of bark. Two Of the men, the
tSok and passenger, were iouad in the bottom OF
the vessel under the bark. Nothing has bsen
discovered of the master and the other man who
was on board. They have undoubtedly persisted.


Thus We have lost within sight of the kalama-
700 within the short space OF l5 or 20 months.
nineteen lives and many thousand dollars worth
of property. The strong and dangerous winds
upon this lake are almost all from such a direc-
ton that their force and fury is spent upon The
Eastern shorc and there far the greater proportion
OF life and property is sacrificed Aud yet strange
to tell, and still stranger to imagine, why It is,
that all or nearly o! appropriations for our har
bors upon this lake, for the protection Of life and
p,opertv, are made upon the western shore, where
cor, ,parativey no danger exists, and few losses
either If life property occur. Such fatal iadii-
ference 20 the interests and safety OF the Eastern
shore cansot long be suffered to exist. The large
and annuity increasing amount OF property to be
shipped from and landed al the different points OF
The eastern corst Of Lake Michigan, must ere
long unfortunately demand the facilities OF har-
bors from the hands OF those entrusted with the
resources Of the Government for precisely such
purposes.