DREADFUL HIPWRECK.-MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED

 LIVES LOST.
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dated llth Sept.

 We have just received accounts ot the loss of the ship sybelle, of Liverpool, from Cromarty, for Quebec, with 3l6 Emierants. .all of whom perished; six of the crew saved themselves in the boat, four of whom arrived here this morning. Gan nothing be done to erect a Light House on that fatal Island! Surely means should be taken, ii possible, to prevent such fatal shIpwrecks. .''-Halifar paper.

 We may say without fear of contradica non, that MORE THAN A THOUSAND of the emigrants who have left Great Britain and Ireland the present year for Quebec, have persisted by siipaorsck on fts passage. This is 30th part of the whole number of emi- grants. Of a still greater number who have left the same countries for New York. not one has persisted by shipwreck. These are facts worthy of being taken into con slderation by emigrants and their friends.

 Journal of Commerce.