Die Tragödie der Meere, oder, Trauer auf dem Ozean, See und Fluss, aus Schiffswrack, Plage, Feuer und Hunger .. . badie. Herr Walton. Herr Hazard.Mr Canhers. Herr Finn. Herr Woodburn, Herr RichardGraham, aus New York. Herr Sprott, aus Alabama. Herr T. Anderson, Mr. D. B. Toms, of Columbia, S. C. Mr. Kennedy, of Darlington, S. C. Mr. Walker. Herr Bene-dict, von Augusta, Geo. Herr J. Boyd. Passagiere gerettet. -- Madame La Coste, Mrs. Shreder, Mr A. Lovegreen, Charles Drayton, Mr. B. B.Hussey, of Charleston, S. C. Mr. J. S. Cohen, of Co-lumbia, S. C. Mr. C. C. Cady, of Montgomery, Ala. Fr. Thomas J. Smith

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The tragedy of the seas; or, Sorrow on the ocean, lake, and river, from shipwreck, plague, fire and famine .. . badie. Mr. Walton. Mr. Hazard.Mr. Canthers. Mr. Finn. Mr. Woodburn, Mr. RichardGraham, of New York. Mr. Sprott, of Alabama. Mr.T. Anderson, Mr. D. B. Toms, of Columbia, S. C. Mr.Kennedy, of Darlington, S. C. Mr. Walker. Mr. Bene-dict, of Augusta, Geo. Mr. J. Boyd. Passengers saved. —- Madame La Coste, Mrs. Shroeder, Mr. A. A. Lovegreen, Mr. Charles Drayton, Mr. B. B.Hussey, of Charleston, S. C. Mr. J. S. Cohen, of Co-lumbia, S. C. Mr. C. C. Cady, of Montgomery, Ala.Mr. Thomas J. Smith, Mr. J. D. Roland, Mr. John Bishop, Mr. J. Holmes, Mr. H. Vanderzee, Mr. H. Anderson, ofNew York. Captain Hill, Captain Salter, of Portsmouth, N.. H. Mr. Jas. Johnson, jun., of Boston. Mr. W. S.Reed, of New Haven, Ct. Mr. D. Clock, of Athens, Geo.Mr. John Mather. Conrad Q, uinn, boy, of Jersey City. Of the crew, there were in all forty-three, including thecaptain, two mates, the chief engineer, &c.: of these, thecaptain and nineteen of the boats company alone weresaved. The names of the crew not known.. HORRID PARTICULARS PROCEEDINGS ON BOARD OF THE SHIP FRANCIS SPAIGHT, WHICH Foundered in the Atlantic Ocean, December, 1837. HIS shocking account of the transactionson board of this vessel was written byone of the crew. The Francis Spaight, of 345 tons, H laden with timber, sailed from St.Johns, Newfoundland, November 24th, bound for Limerick. The crew amount-ed to fourteen men, with the captain and mate; they hadfine weather for a few days, but it afterwards blew so hardthat they were obliged to drive before the wind. At threeoclock in the morning of December 3d, the vessel, throughthe carelessness of the helmsman, suddenly broached to, andin less than an hour she lay on her beam ends, the greaterpart of the crew saving themselves by clinging to the rig-ging. Patrick Cusack and Patrick Behane were drownedin the forecastle, and Griffith, the mate, in the after cabin.The captain an

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