Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

play oT With great cc,t suj the acrpecc In which
he was 90 ling, which he did With such great eee that
Some e1ip,ef,he Jla,s p,sy eppsor''
the whole house including his friends in the stsgcboxes,
The serious part OF Walter Notwithstanding this success
in the song played with Mr. Coopcr usual and
discrimination lPaG Gas.
BOSTON June i2.-The following gives partic-
the whaling ship Essex ,Ian has been before published
Eiiret Of letter TO the Editor, det,d Na"ues, June 6
1871.
Yesterday arrived this port schr Harmony Roy from
New South Shetland with 5000 fur seal skins. Spoke,
May 2ist in Lat. is 10, NJ long ST. rs, w. ship Triton of
New Bedford Wood, master, from the Pacific Ocean, full
Of OIL from whom we have obtained the following partie
uars OF tcloS OF the ship Essex of Nantucket Geo. Pol
inrd Jr master, owned principally by Gideon Foser and
Paul Macy.
November Goth, 1890 lat 90 80 S. long. 100 w. saw
whales, and put OR with two boats soon after, large
whale struck the ship his head the sarboad fore
chains aud hole through but high that they had
hopes saving the ship but the whale turned and again
struck the ship the iarboord bow which the ship
filed with water ard upset Immediately. They then
away her NESTS when she rightcd The continued
on the wreck four days and then took much and
provisions thought prudent stood to the southwark
and arrived safe Dubiers Island in lat "a 40, long
l2i W.; said there six days but finding little there
TO suhsiSt they chose rather take their boats all but
three from each boat and try to reach the main land
or some Island where they could subt until some ship
should take them or Shortly after they left the Island the
second mate Matthew 7. Joy, taken sick and
removed into the Captains boat where he died Soon at
ter the second mates boat parted from the NIGHT
which they srw The Others continued standing
mates boat separated from the captains in the night Capt
Polards boat only left with his crew dying one
after another with hunger.
Capt r. went far as lat SO S. before taking fair
wind They taken up by ships Dauphn, of Nantuck
Ct and DIANA of N York, the ed of Feb. 1921 lat
81 s. and 50 miles from land The of taken
up were George Pollard jun. MASTER and Cbas Ramstale
seanen both of Nantucket, who have since
in the ship Two Brothers, Worth, of Nantucket.
Capt Wood ofte Triton, also informed that before
he left the Coast he spoke tile ship Hero, of
commanded by Capt James Russell, the mate of which
informed him that they went into port the and
that capt Russell went on shore TO obtain refresh
ments when landed. he Immediately taken before
commandment, and while before him eyminded per-
son dropped letter in the purportn that he
spy from Lord Cochrane which the populnce be-
came highly enraged and they would have his life
The commandment Immediately ordered him prison
Capt Russell requested his bedding clothes
which were denied him. They then sent three large boats
full ofmen on board the ship, who drove the below
and tied them They then barred down the matches
plunered the ship of every article they could find neud
ing her papers Fortunately Patriot brig hove in sight
anu they then the cable and LEFT her drive the
rocsIhe mate finding they gone got himself loose
and united the they then forced up batch and all
came ON deck, and found hey in fathomS water
clear of the rocls By great cxertons they got the
of and saved her end Put without boats, clothing
papers and were bound TO Valparaiso obtain papeis
and supplies of the American Consult
letter by this mornings mail that Triton
arrived At New Bedford, Pat.