New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

Tse wreck of tie It JOan-Farrher Der,aI.

W. Cad the following additional particulars Oi
this terrible disaster 10 the Boston papers re-
ceived b. last evenings nail
The vessel struck shout An sunday. The scene
witnessed from tae Glade House, ard 10 repre-
senied 70 be terrible Ias -cs ran mountains "a
snd . soon shs touched the waves swspt the a..
fortunate human seing' upon her crowded decks by
doxerB into Tie Toe sp-st-tors Of tns a~ sight
sened hat they could h-.r The c.-s Of the victims
- they were ,~ept aaay, but boat save the life
hosE could have iv-c 10 ihe gale 10 was found impos.
-itle % render ala
The life boat len Cohsssei early Ia Toe m0rnlBg and
went 70 the aid Of British 5ns which wss IA danger
TIE mouth Of tee hat50r, and carried her 20 place
Of SAFETY. Toy old nCf. however, Wait tRe wrscs
.aypo.ng The lcns b0si which they met goas toward
tnc shore. eoutsiled all thai 5eloased % her
When the 81 John struck. her small DOS, was got
ready bat swamped II The eide By large number
,-agi1g in.o Lrr SHORTY after the long boat broke
1-r fastening, ard H1atrd ID from the vessel The
Captain sad several others swan 70 and got board
y; ney aud lsadei 10 SAFETY the Glade Hose The
seeord mate two men and sTo boys Of tbs crew were
drowned
After The ship strnct the rocks she ihampsi whis,
but shortly 10 pieces holding together more
than city or sixty minutes. Four wcucr and iarse
men came sshOrs pieces Of the wreck. alive bot
some v.ry much exhausted Two dead bodies were
also taken iron pieces OF the wreck
Esr.y Ia tho forenoon the news OF the wreck began
70 spread and 10 The sfteruoOn, the shore lined
sin people. were active In sstuns Oodoes from
tne surf Mr. Holmes, railroad c0neact0f, sss busy
during enEr- day IN adios tbs living aud rescuiDs
the cssd bodies rem TIC waves One man, whose
did not earn came near losing bis life 10
cuiog body.
Toward nishusl toe bodies began 70 core ashore
IN con,idersbie numbers. Come would be thrown
upoa the rosk but before stsy could Dc rsacsed ths
ga would carry them osek .s-in.
Gate 0u-sttr Of her passengers especially women
an children, we're below <aen sns struck and were
probably drowned hole was slmo., instantly
hunpsd her bottom The long boar that ressted the
shore ic ssfetv contained n sd1iti0n the eaS,sn
and cfeE ooy ore yssserger. o. seven ffstclssi
pssserg~rs who we're al l1it were three firs Beicc,
u the owner Of the vessel Great dif-cgty vas ex
5erieucet 10 ssviD, those Who ashore on pece.
OF th- wreck sccount q the surf Ehch would throw
them uyor tue roeks and then carry 70 sss sg.n
The poor creatures would chg With e-ath grasp .
10 riothes Of those Who 70 re-cu- them, SOD
we're with dirscuty made release their hold ever
| after having reached place Of safety.
Oa- woman saved wss very badly bruised upon IL,
roe.s ard t thought asI night that would die
| bat she sss more comfortable yesterday morning.
1t stated that one passenger slngns 70 piece o.
the wreck 10stet 10 The rocks, eaI fer gone
% be zBa5e - uncieneh bio hsad. Finally, some %,
i11ysd On 10 the fragment made fat rope 70 hin
I'D be wss 20; ashore. Es face OF deep purple. BIZ
op,n mouth, txed teeth and deadly eyes formed az
| l-~x 20 ~ rem barred
Persons saved from tie wreck Of the srusa Brig s.
John
A-sdn KesrD. Calhsdne Flanagan, Betsey Hxzos
Nay kane, Nehae. Fi-pssiiek Michael Gibbon. Bar
BOY k-nsly May Si.ilsfy, Nlch.e Redting Hoeon
| Cuiiau. honofs Burke
= so.e- hsd conc ashore % 70 four o'clock yestsr
| day afternoon, q females macs and children.
lie CsVtsia rrst Nate, AID ezhi u Iss crew zer,
-lso saved
l-tier Z the Nal. 1s.d Cohs.sst, Nond.y evening
rays Wen Capt Oliver y. ne 5ris he pAss-d 1ita
"a naia1s distance oi lie boat In charge Of C.Ys
Prcuty, ~t.sa had pa Cut 70 20 70 me sssstsnc-
kn0rher Vessel .ac-cr IN tse Core bus hs s!t 20
sssin.JrrnAon Of he perl 10 which hs LII "a vessel
nd The boat proceeded her way the bold hearr
- - -
5eirss In ts-ir Immediate vicinity we're ABOUT = b
Swallowed Ia lAr rssing water. I. ., Ead-rs:srs
the --sr mote op-0l u TIE ner = ,-~ .--oo tia
naa not Capt Oliver zen sri1izsJ negligent or .etz
.e1 % scl-shrsss or fear, large pr, ofroz q ~
Inflated Passengers would nav- te~a saved
TIE foc~inz are tss bodies -s.he3 Asaors Is tar a
kros-
Nay freeman, Mar goies acc shis. pan..l
s~sc-y 80 e-s~z --lIl-, All 1s srs--.-.rii MARIA
F.1-y LIZA Ool1z al wife sally swsaey PeEEl
.r-s, slc c4lo 1rslozn Nay Frcs1l-Bi C.fh. ic,
'pzFs-res r-gsg ~ - al rsr ..slsi,. r. glt.-
/ s-ias Joha DSi.at 80 vie, - L,hid, i~z1a~ AID
ne iolosiss pss-oss Rave ssen ascertslnss a. b,
ns or eos-c the brig ws0se 5oass nave &c; o@en re
covered
Ma BrooE,. Msry g.s-gsr. An F.szssss. v.rs.rs
ta-as4n. Asry ga slater, Bnaxes .f-ry, Mayors
Nsry hszif PssFy Nlllen. Mar Corl.-L Brd<-t k.us
Cais<i7e s~Az-g. 1-J frsezAa. 5rckes coruel. az
P.rriek s-ssy. Whose body va recovered. lo,,
ssrss ca ersz, ~zaesd from fne wreck ~ the san.
save which earned AN int The surge B~irxs ZOO
s~lnaer &c slls1Ded - save "a yO1Ds-sL eaosn :.
a- 10 nis arms when he roers p4rte struck CT
.lr The oo-t Ia uslea C.pt OlTer .nd he erew W..
nasAss iroz he shore. b.E ear va open 10 b,
eri-s tor s1eeor and tie frcug snd hs c3l-,
ehd ~ent 70 join thos- sho I'D so1e dova bat I.
1I1ut<s ssfofe
| o.- rrasrksel- Incident however I VII v..r,,o,
n1e lookitg bright boy, whom have Jas. zen en-
Tersng vile, Dot more Ian "a ye.rs old svr.nz frn.u
ne sreek Into Tie boiling slrscx oar tcl tls 80
Aniay 10 7ars1aE Of lie oo.l contsiang the Cspr-r
sad ere-. sn1 s's~s Swimming for sors t.rs "a tn>
vsEs Of TIE oesS vss picked sp aad s.vsd rs tvs
! es,sss sasS vssrF grs,s