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singular incident occurred at New Bedford the other day, as told by tho Ga zette, published at thnt place. The whale ship Falcon arrived there, loaded with oil fresh from the whaling ground. and suc- ceeded in making her way through the ico as far as the bar, tabout half mile from the wharyes,) where she stuck on the mud. Here she was left by the officers and crew Tn charge of a trnsty pilot, and as she could remain on the bar but q few hours, it was deemed unnecessary 10 furl the sails. Tho pilot when his supper time arrived, judging that three feet more of water was necessary to float her, went ashore 10 make arrange ments for help to bring her into dock. Soon after the ship was discovered coming towards the wharf of her owners, apparent- ly well manned and managed. She cano up regularly; until within stone's throw of the head of the wharf, when the men on board of sloop that lay there, thinking tho ship was about to run into them, cried fluff, Huff, you'll cut us in two.o Nor was the or- der t.isobeyed--for at that moment haw- ser, dragging in the water from the prow of the ship, accidentally caught In the logs so,f. the wharf and brought her to'' in grand style, and without any considerable damage. Here was case of ship loaded with oil, coming half mile with sails set, at the rate of six knots, without single hand on board, and most unceremonously fastening herself at the wharf of her owners.

 