New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
AUSTRALASIA.


Information has been received OF the to-
,l wreck of the Bia che IndiAnan, waica toGntered
on Eseu. shoa -f the south end u LOrd Norihs Isl
IT,. Bspcbe, Teddrirg ,on, master, was on her pas
s,ss from Singapore Sinsoo, CainA, AID htd pro
eetded throu.a tie Java Se8- Pine and bhoio fa
,,..s 30 ,he P-ciic, shen, 90 tbs 81 OF FeosuAy AZ
An TOE vvaiher o-ig clou y snd tnicE, ne v"ssei
,rruck on Hsens Shoal, and N less than quarter u
an hour s"bg siSs the REEL WIKI AL hs sA. se'
on The surfsce oftns rect therears only eigh te-t "a
ter One II the beat. ,u nearly sranped IN o'aoglos'
cred having had large lie knocked 10 her aide. which
wss Obliged IL BE- stopped up sth eothes oas', &c
so yer, sudden the cssniiy rnst only Dag Of
bread OF lt0f weight could b. secured, and me cr-
had H., mf 70 act drop Of water. With this limited
supply Of pT visions the esptso, msfe and tas ers~
eorS,tipg EurOp~sD. a-c-rs ana a7i.ys numbering
q perron., len in the boat Soon after thy tss 10 wn
TIE ale beat, bolt up. Having rtgntoo neg lne kun
per coot four put on board wiz
some biscuits and directed 20 Ee-p 10 company TO
then ef to- ,noal nj oel OK NJ snt sesred N tae
direction Of Lord SoTtts ls!aoc TIE folio sids ni.a'
the bots parted coUpsIy aud nOthng has sioce been
heard Of tue whale bDst her crew Aterr owing for
Gays nights TIE captain found TIA, toe oosi made
LILLE progress IN corsedueDee Of an adverse curreas
and thu d ,iOod south vest course Ia hOps OF tsiog
In win some vessel und 20 China sau vas
fashioned out Of tarpsuling which was iotun uely Ia
the bost we'd tor mast The uni lrtuo s.e
crew relieved esnh other IN rowing, and alter nse days
OF revere fatigue nace the islands and Wyang
ara on he next day reached the island OF BSaooiuk
where they found fresh water and soo shellAsa
on the beach No h4man beings having made th-ir -e
pearrnee, IL supposed t1st t vas unnnaoi'ed
Here ihey repaired bcs, 10 the oe't mSaner taty
could and sailed Tor the Island Of Cay, where tney
found some rstives After having been supplied ~'h
refrpshmept, the crer, who suffered severely fro
fatigue from rowing under q tropical sun, without
drop Of wsbr to quench a most intoershe thlrsr
ref1,ed 10 proceed whsrsuoon Captain Ted
drinston Mr. RoH chief officer, LAscsr sea
man, and Chinese servant embarked. and Ia
two days reached be Island OF Geby. Toe Rash, ~hb
1. brother of the Sultan Of Tdjre treated th-m very
kindly trey enjoyed his hospitality for Is days 70 re-
cut their vsSed frames and on the 2ith OF February
the Rsjsh forwarded them 10 Batavia ArIviDg thsre
on the 26h they thence taken TO Wea In GiolO,
whence they overland Pinio thence 20 ,iets,
and from Gea crossed 10 dore, where the HOuge
feet about sail for Nes Guinea u collect Uo0e
ard briog back slaves From this p>ee they con.
veyed 10 Ternare arriving on the ia OF March. Tue
captain here found part OF the crew that bad remain
ed Al Gsssy in prison. They ID been brought ~ ths
natives and deliver, up tothe Dutch authorities who,
not considering tire account they gave Of Themselves
saisiaciofy bad them cOnt1ei, but released the on
the arrival Of the cspt-in He With hts mate pro-
ceeded In a Portuguese vessel 10 TlmNr hupang,
and with great deal OF difficulty eded In obtain
igs passage In Chimes junk to MAcsssar. Thence,
after eDcountering inpum-r-be perls snd prgatons,
suffering much under burDirg sun, with Iut shade or
shelter they taken board The British shp Ane
la, Captain Maiden, add conveyed 10 Singapore.