The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-10

redipg In this city. She had three children board
with her. all of whom wsre lort Auosher genteusn
ashore about half past six yesterday morning sud
shortly sftr her mass cut away to ease her The
captain aud ten o the th-o took to the oas b'a
sud landed safely near the Glades Previous 70 thus
however OF the mates, with Two OF the crew ana
in the small boat but she s"smped along ids aud all
were lost The brig soon dr,fted on TO the Granous
REEFS and almost immediately went t. plsoss stre~'
log The beach with fragments The life boat WAS
and every ~xerton made to those boating
in the surf the pieces OF wreck Only tsn however
saved stated above Between twenty aud
nty five OF the bodies of those loet had been reeo
vered HE morning when Informant left che spot
Preparations making by the Coroner ~ have them
drctntly inferred Az ascertain among
the many conflicting stories there were twenty one
saved In all fen "a sengers and the captain aud tea
of tn. crew who camr ahme In the long boat The
number lost IL is impossible to ascertain According
to the captain story there we're one hundred aud
twenty board including tae IL TINS Is Jrus,
there but ninety nine lost The passengers who
sav.d uantain, however, that thors we're ooe
buud roG and hfy passengers board wnen. If true,
forty three!
, he captain and Of the mates we are Informed,
arrived in the city from Cohassot ia the noon train
to day Che following statement is from Capt oliver
himself -
e Saturday. 5 2. NJ, passed Cape Cod With Ugh. s.
h wiud-weSther thick; hove 10 with head to ths N.
~ st A. M. wore snip and stood south; at OK made
Minot's Ledge Not having To SNIP, vsn-
tur,d to where a brig at anchor inside Of
the light he violence Of the gale and heavy
caused us go d sg our auehors. when away the
mGsts aud held on for short lime the gale increas
ing She dragged again struck aud humped heavily for
bout hour before she Previous 10 breaking
up the Jolly boat hanging bJ the tackles alongside,
when The stern ringbot broke aud The boat fell into
the water. The captain second mate. and two boys
jucl ped into her her when about twenty fve
passengers jumped Ia and swsmped her; the pssssn-
gers. together with the seco~d and two boys Pc
rished. The captain caught rope hanging over the
quarter, aud was drawn board BY the first mate.
he long bont Vas got clear shortly alter and heavy
coming beard, cleared her nom the vessel when
a pumter Of passengers jumped to swim to her,
but Mi periehed The captain trst mate, MIR Cum
mtrtoId eight Of the crew aud two passeuLers swan
to the boat and reached the shore In safety Ten
others. seven men and eight women came ashore
part ~ the GEEK. Total loss # lite. 93-saved "a
Twenty Ave bodies have washed ashore this morhng
The BostoS Null Of yesterday morning, gives the fol-
loving additional psrticulsrs:
CoHAssEr, Monday o'clock p. VI.
hasten to inform you OF 20 much ss have been able
toEshor amid the excitement existing here, rsla.isg
TO the melancholy wreck OF tho st John Up to nix
O'Clock twenty dead bodies had washed ashore
been pcken up by the boats which have sentured
smid tn sin heavy surf The bodies they
sevsd have BEEN placed in deal boxes under direction
Of Henry Turner, Coroner assisted by D. Bates and
Neweonb Bates jr Seleognen and Mr. William John.
son.
Dorrrs WASHED ASHORE, As FAN AS AscERTAIsEo.