The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-30

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gale e northwest SSyns v s
fire. heard All were Instantly on deck and it was
the foremost barrels Of tar were sowed wss
sG that two the from the coast Of
but he refused to take it. and sunk sight were in
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temPts were then made to bread water the
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cas my nautical instrument and few articles OF co,ng
FIRE xvi wsu. avail i va thought prudent
aId the ST pss S
who had overheard when the alarm Of fire
fred the .h and then plunsns knife in his side jumped
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slaves at the first port we entered hope
Being now daylight It was found that the
except the African il The three boats in i. souls
about ten gallons Of water about fifteen pounds bread and
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Mss 1s.o mile; from shs nearest land
thai succeeded Confined gill o. small por
the wind we became exhausted and had to or
sails beading as nearly towards the land
~ when about 10 M we discovered sail all hands took
hours up her and found her to be spanish brig
100 from bound He made every
inst the captain would let him come aonssde but gave
alongside though stated my dis res cir.
Gu and asked permission for and to
wards land refused asked to let US come on board
be US to bear the fatigue and hardship renewal
Sns and and then passed piece Of
S WRITE &c on
board and, against bis cypress wishes jumping the
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are rare very ras amongst seaarng men Captain Dom
MIC the brig Aorcida will the knowing
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ahead Al daylight made SAIL until II o'clock be-
sfs % non 70 boat sns
left the Of the We supported ourcyc BY
lief ALL eight number were saved b. this accident
lost my nautical instruments and all my The re-
than six or eight out Of water M h
uson We passed The night nothing heard the awful
officers and offering upn to the Almighty Ruler Of
Wind and wave for their safety lie heard prayers
toner Of min From this time had fine weather. and pro-
seeded towards the land where We arrived at PM 10Th
Casrncs Brazil nearly all exhausted having water
and and Barney Reed boat stecre was drowned he be-
ing weak to be unable cxtcac from the surf
with water provisions Two days alter w wie r
81 cathnrnes to give notice TO- and ask assistance
stolen Irols he met the f his fears of which
wire the cause ofso much suffering arrived 81 Charnes
lark and ct the at pace called Iaguna forynvc
iai,s from who're landed and sixty from 81 Catbsrinss
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n if s"n r. hosher, ard Mr. iilam Haanel f,r their
.nd the assistance they afforded both In ST. Csths
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a' sryces 'hey rendered and The they p,d me-
rcry s tie Alecoa had arrived 20 msntey dco and that
sItsn Donoric ed to him Of having fallen 10 with us
but that we refused preferng remain in the
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