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

Twenty Ave bodies have washed ashore this morbug
The BostoS Auit Of yeterday morning gives the fol-
CouAssEr Monday, o'clockp. NJ
hasten to inform you OF 10 much ~ have been able
to ga bor nmid the excitement existing here ralasg
TO the melancholy wreck OF tho st John Up to nix
O'Clock dead hode, had washed ashore or
been picken up by the boats which have yeotured
enid tn sril heavy surf The bodies, they
sev.d have been placed in deal boxes under direct
Of Henry Turner Coroner assisted by D. Bates and
Neweonb Bates jr Selecgnlen, and Mr. william John
Dorrrs WASHED Ashore, As FAN As AscERrAISso
nary Joiee snd child
Martha Fahey.
John Dolau and wife.
Sally S~auey.
Peggy F.bey, and child unknown
Mary freeman.
Ca,harn. Fitzpatrick
Peggy Miller, and her sisters chila
ErJyct Burke.
John Doand and wife,
- Ishiff, female
And i've p.rsOns unknown.
1he survivors are we'll cared for by the hosp!tsbls
far as human sympathy can go. One woman Is With
Dr. toster family xix are at capt A. IT, orer's ons
al shan Soue's, aud one with John j. LStirvp'S
family.
most Of the bodies came adore in Sandy Cove
The big s'rucE Granpus Rock. inSiie OF Minot's
edge. ~ haiti pact six o'clock Sunday morning.
The mats were cut away about hnlfpest eight lsni2s
tms) and fhe vent 20 pieces at half past tea o'clock.
Captain Oliver left the vessel about ten minutes bstore
ale vent Ia pieces.
Msuy run!iictlny stafenleDts made In regard to
the number Of rassongsrs. The captain STAYED here
taas thu lumber lU6. One of the sailors
state he lumber on beard 10 have been iei. lam
Informed BY If those saved tb.t ths roll called
Saturday. aud thst 100 answered TO thar
al that between 90 aud 40 did not snow themselves
he vi ole runber Of pa'seDgsrs On board could not
Lave been isss than one hundred ana nifty.
when Capt Oliver lett the brig. he passed Hithin
haipa distance OF LIE boat ia shxIge of cap. Prouty
Which lad put cut go TO the ssssane. Of another
vessel ~ anchor in tie eov-i bat he did not give
formation uf The peril In which he left his vessel s1d
boat I'D hs- hold hp.,t
nta her not knowing that SO many human baiugs
Ia heir ~ soiste vicinity wsrc about TO be swallowed
OPP non Of the msn In the lfebos that had aot
CAPT Oliver been cr'mnaily negligent or sotuatsd by
telshnsfs or fear large proportion Of the lated
passengers nould have been saved
KAaEs mos, 1887 AsYsa As AscgsrAISEp, waosx
sECoyERnD.
The foo~ilg persons haze been oeriainsd ~ being
On bcsrd tAe osig whose bodies awe not been 10
covered -
Mo Brooks, Eliza prien,
Nary Flanagan, tsthariDe Hspf,
Ann FiHhHEan, Mary H.nif,
Margaret rianessn, Itggy Mullen,
May Ann slnttsry Mary tsrtani,
Br oE't Siatt.iy, tftdget hana,
Msrs.r,t Kapan, Catharns ssaney,
BIds,t Iuiusn, Mary Freemzn,
Bridget Iornelis, and TIN 90 children.
Tie beach Is stressed With fragments Of tue wreck
std ID. right OF desd bodice by one they
c.alca upsn al, rhor- by The foam capped sayga.
fufIas Es.trending aud most f,ssf al picture. We
have no time to salsrse rpou this most Meaucholy
uheetbut NUT have II 30 be imagins o1 1f our resd
er. large proportion Il the die. washed ashore
we've females. sud umorg Thsm several aufal chill.
den. who ia death retained ths swe.t insscent and
err6Giu1 exIrs.ssn wLiel kIo:ks 80 furcioy at tue
heart.
Patrick SwEpy whose brdy VAS recovered lost eleven
children, washed from the wreck 10y the same
which cguitd him into IA. surge beng good sslm-
ntr, he attempted 90 save his younsest child who he
held Ia his srmi the ,nbsrs partsi ana strucx out
r. 10 bat In which Capt Uiy.r aud the crew were
AliD2 finn TIE thurs but no ear was open 90 his
crits ?, aud the ng ADD his hspisss
eb Id vent TO JOIN those Who lad sons down but aisr
IllBLtcH ItiC1e!
OLei,l aflab'e incident, borsvsr, ! will mention.
~ l,ok.rg. b.Ebt by. who have just been con.
Nsr-ite Hlh net th-u fourteen gears OH sprang
fem tEr ~rsc- into the boiling struck oat boldly
al la-iul'J ia pursuit 81 the at containing tbs
csItiu ara tr,s ara If'sr sNimolnk tor soue
time Ia lie sske a. the boat p'cssd W AMI
iat,c! iis tao tistcrs met vAtsry gave ny IA.
vice tte p'rmstioh of the Scvesanen OF Cohss'rt,
sr Ssr ttlt g German ha- pro.ssGrd 10 bostcu for
tie Tufp.ae 81 intitins hop 81 Epstck 20 ss-,t as
the oisVquiss q The dead 10 .~st "a es wilt b. PER
frnfed t0mtrtCv (iGts'syl afttrpoon. at o'clock
Rev Ms'ns Ofkot q aud Need oi this town slso be-g
Ir.''i, tue tat ~ isit ~ the solemn storci.ss
ar. Elliot, the brstifh Wee Consul. and Air Nun
TO-, he sists .pss.etsfr agent returned from the
zen. Of M wick th-y r-plr, that the following
p, sbtrrs tav,d. viz hus.B g.srs Cslssrins
Isbrs.sb ss'fey Higgins. Esry NHne, Aiichasl Fia-
Yet iet Nisha. o oi'n BsThatr NsUnsiiy. dary stat
t,ry, Michael EsddDr l-EtIa ulIa8 livheT. Burke,
III. last tSo sNGry ties
ACCOUNT or orHiR DISASTERS.
The othsr bag which Ma seen 81 anchor nssr whore
The Saint John weut ssho.s 6s British bfig K.tn
leu tspt trrnshy from ictou tor coston, With coal
she pisu Gift.d sthurr sd stin remains viii the loss
- q sius. Hnchors AID RAIDER. capt - has arrived
VA the city, aud lighter vi be Immediately sent 20
b,t ssspabcs ard q Is expected that she all "a
aver 49,, hsisius lsrt - her csrgo
lu tho hsthsr some trnipg damage va, done 90
raj vsst,ls the .hatves. the paftlcuiarr ct which
pil b. fuuud below, bet this Rect In port general
D, r,d@ out Tho tae IN ,.',ty Son. anxiety Iss ben
eSprrsseo Ter he safety " the packet chip wshinstsn
lrstrE Wh'ch l.ft This prt saturday afternoon for
Liverpool but We learn che tossed well out into the
beg he uusoubte0l, cl AIRED ape God and gain
Goa 5000 ofitt before the gave JaDt Csgg IL
H. bsrs LyssLdcr from Cien'u"gos reports that at
fM yett.tdsy. Viud v. Cape g. Cd a b. IL or -
Hli,s taw large ship beating out aud thought she
robid clter NE Cage. This vas undoubtedly the
IN hiIsLsDa the storm vas very severe the Tide
rusuipg Wy nj D., vH'hing 81 the ~hsrv-s VOID
Isis Sc We hear however, ct no serious damage hay-
Ing httD done ia that itgton.
Ibcfdlovins vsstsls f.ve been mcre ories damaged
ana ,nbrsce all that se hrve heard q thus far -
New sb'p Western star. lyibg 90 tue " r.. side ~
RoWe's wharf. he'd her paint badly ohaf.d the la.
board SIDE hut itceivsd ~" other damage.
slsst hehl'I 81 mn wharf sauk outside brig
tyciout snd oHdtr nsfed The brig she might settle
down upon her ~ los water.
snip iicinotd Of Boston loading for Saa Francisco,
o. TIE tAd - wharf. pttd bssssr and ehaiu csb,e,
oid ortec about 10 fst the does. MT vas sscrvd
without DOUG asr ssfssgs % eOnssqnsncs Abost ~
men vre enPicssp Jsst~rcsyin t.nahog dovD her top
Dafts a"a tarl BE- putting Into Der hold from the
wIav uutn 10y o. nrioA 20 gepp her STEADY.
IRE Powe'r eh'Ousf BOxans. about 20 tUbs drsgrad
'm hsi htch I"t 'n south Bost"n hsis g.t IA con-
tact eth schOon'r lillian aghter aud drove agatnt
3 pe o. piaster on Roses wharf wLsrs her stern was
stove In
schooner EAp'rimsst ballast lighter dragged Der
nuchOrr ana ~tht ashore al SOath Boston
Iritith scicCHer Eab Jane cot 81 John v B \
Depnitan. nom frovincetOvn Tor ST John n B. went
ssh,rr On the beach near Duxoury. yesterday u.ru.
iig sbout O'Clock; crew saved. She had a small car.
90 cotsttire of tee barrels ~ Hour which viii pro.
hslly De saved perhaps In damaged state The cables
std churs With some ~ the tss will b. taved e..
dey he schooner ~ z. yesterday. vas high up.
but had net biig,d She will undoubtedly be total
lUfs.
The salem R,si,hr fays the gale was very In
tat town u bowed trCm the northeast With
:. az and a"nihg, and tree snferd con.iderahy.
The sbpwtg ~ uUr terbor rode " out stoutiy aud
4 ktsr u niue damage there thus lar An English
schooner asgesd ashore, where abe lies In COED posi-