The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-07 00:00:00

TOTAL LOSS OF THE INDIAN INDIABILAD

sas Indianan, 500 tow burden, was wreaked
ea bar hammed semis from Instead to Bombay, os s reef
et mile aawei the Cargedee Genre, et Narewitt. bask, wit►
• walsalliely lea of ►oaa We. Tee or rowel narrative Is
he= I selahowea wM wee a presager oe Dowd :

" NiOka of say ado assurrod tiara NS night of the 4th
of Aped WA ekes at 8 (Adak them Spill informed us that,
sewAmoleg was angel, we shwa debar ha clear or
ver y apse the Carpels ma Dag rather taken
alai at NM way in which he itopmerl-bissell, I ran
fawn/ M Ilue forseatle followed by tha eaphat awl one
odif:boterellefro. 20 ;aisles hod sat dap* Were I
wow
We
ahead, whisk I laimmilaftly piloted
cat to the =kg, Who tamed to ass of the sass.stand-
ing par t at tit. time (named Pets Martial as&
stied him Uhe thought they were breakers. He re
plied, Tee, they ;' at the sass tins the beeksat
mat oa the /crowd saag oat, ' Breams shed' W.
were then morn, elm knots, with the Marlasoll teaks
.boat two pouts free, wind east, steering ma. Tho
captain ordered the helm to Do pat up, aid she ha se
the W.N.W., sad fa far leis tits that it has Shea is. to
writs she struck, at lent slightly, them went an SIM a fear-
ful mash, startles every timber is her, pieta of wreck
/sting up SI rowed as. We saw is a mamma that all
hopes of sisiag his smell min at sad, as she bola aux
to the trewaid saddest', the sea making s slew lase& ever
her easy roller. This was the work of a few nimalos ealy
These parts of the ere* were by this time ea thslr bases,
and making the sat hattie appeals to Hama Mr
manly
ceder and diaSpline were now at an end. The
swats and two seamen attempted to out away the
Maas; bat owing, I suppose, to the eultement of the
mentsiti, they eat away the weather rigging only. The
arms id mum was by the hoard at, being still
etteabedi ea ilia vessel by the lee rigging, sad falls*
Win
{0
ealMl4, they served m a battering-raw, Satin
Ste suet to pats every eacenaive roller. After the
first bunt of excite/west was over, a simultaneous rash was
made tor the boats, bat to found that the oily one that as
available was the starboard quarter-boat ; the other two had
hose staved to piece by the wreck. The captain was MO
slow in taking to our only &operant chaos of esespe—the
remaining hoat—eight of the names speedily folios*/
him. They shoved off, bat pulled bank once or twist ass
to the vests!, asking for water and bread, which of cower
it was out of oar power to supply this with. H. this
pulled away altogether, *birth was the last we saw of his.
The ship by this time was breaking up fast; the stern-frame
burst oat, sod was throws up as the starboard quarter, ray
in a few minutes afterwards she parted amidships, Weeks
13 parsons slowed to the fury of the serf ea the low
part of the etarboerd board-side, where we remained to
the monis; broke. The tide turned about Ms dm fiem
ebb to fleM, when the r.llen came it with reheiabltd who
ass, sad dashed the remainder of the week `le
AU were immediately buffeting with the waves. fa•
Barnstable surrounding us on all aids, which soy math Int
creased the terrors of our situation. Owing to my Wog
hurled on the rocks by the surf two or three time, I lea
my senses, sod was windy unsouseloas as to whet eessised
1111 I loud =Twit resting ou a spar with a lam I lona
the Alp Wipes to piton, and that Ire of etreemedes bad
gelighell. Water sturnundsd as is every dire:deo, wither,.
thing utfos bat one or two small saadhsuks, sad those •
leas illelahlte Off. By :tight we had emerested • rude kind
iLlota skid' we slept, but, a the tide ebbed. was
MI, with the exceptkon of our Mae, me Wile
rteralyn pig in the water, n.W sad wreogieda but milk
eomparatively opeakisg, safe. We remainsill is the soft
in this state two days and nights, the she
as by day, and the wind, owing to our
es dreadfully told at Bight. Chtairet
the
day, having found a midi quantity of
deleetalsei to start for the Dearest studboak. deaVea
ark of leer, two sir-doses asses of wise, • ekes had I
anti, sad the oatmeal, ware the only things saved frees awl
We turned the raft, sad efts • NUM day's MIL
11011611111 Os tank abrnt rawest, and ones sore pat oar het
wpm iffy lend. We had only earns oboe, and then bat
ageelagly. Thus we lived testes days and nights, abilit-
ies oti sharks' flesh sad the wine sad beer we saved. Not a
deep et water was to la hal. Oa the Mb of April we saw
• end to the lesteril el sea sad endosvoured to &Utast her
aeldadM liginem• of alasehisek and • shirt attached ; bat
ohs dlilast Of weld mot see at Trip next day, cheat eas
bona heave sarnot, moths weed hove la eight, and about
• Mlaff spot 1411 ship of the previous evening was sees. We
spin heisted our signal, aad walked &boat tho book, to
derarlihmo were living ~us on it. We theses she
Mi not me aa, and after Skin war ellowasto of oatmeal
sad shoes' desk weey down Se the e
ight'sigh rest. 1.
a
theft 01111). however. wars alarmed by at of oar
des. sad oa getting ea ear lege dimmed, to oar delight, a
bet aloes I. epos the send. She belonged to the vsmal we
hod awn is the evening. TIM oats aid one of the puma-
gen wet se board that eight, and the rest of the senvivore
were taken of the ant swab& wits we Inn sarsyled
safely to the Mastitis."
Mesh* and serge were Wend ke 25,000/