The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17


snsazy delay esussd ~ looking for hin pr~-sassc
M from Deing In time 70 GO into ,hat beat wsss
approached. Is ~s. already ai.sd tsss s.ssd o~ss
Luce u D. cfud no. get . boat 10 mr. friends Be
ssid, Yes bring them this va. pc.nsiag Ia ths
direction Of The port quarter beet which etal
brown, krs Allen, Me- brown st.ss sad M.s
stone Mr. Allan, Mr. Brown, and .~o cald-sa, and s.d,
s~piain Luce asys Ne can get In this oost-coms s<s
insy followed from tbs ss'osc iscs to The but
vNh On the port side We fered ,hs's csYt Lac: sad
whom Capt Inc. orrered out. refused 20 eet out
Of The boat savisg the, their lives 'ers good any
bod, e'fe He reiterated tins order, and tnrcsensd 70
their lives they did leave this boat ard the
time be rsi-ed iron mai ct which he hid 10 his
osps Luce ssd t. me- o~ e.. IL s.s sSd
ye.son the angie rhich tbs bos wac Il
would DC ~ ,or lsny 70 e. IN Nth ,ot some one
saying "psfs the ladies' aud rsslf down
70 the bow 0. the boat the fall repeated tue words
pass the ladies' over' several Inca pidy WAS pac
ID 30 far below the bu~srks that ooai5 not 80 shst
was going on on the chip gather from Der SOURCES
that the ladies' wer thrust ssde ADD found The boat
moment hllsd by Others owered AND the rope cut by
write.
AsIxss carried away from tbs ship, I ssw ar "a.
ward ssndfora standing the sAoon deck. lie sas NJ
IN the boat and With smile HE face, ma hsai
fc one hs quietly IS We were aooat t. ls&ce HIM for
mort excursion. Mr. brown l .'snoDg on the
guard az u the wheel house. bowed III, leaf 70
me, bat did not hear him speak todd him in brief
tIinb my agony ~ having fi 81 f. efforts e. assist
his party after~sfcs him the saloon deck; 1
say one o. tbs Ia 'ss after CO. te4 side dr
G,hop, VIII in he boat states that he ga
Mr. Geo Fs son who was c.rryipV Mrs u-p,r hid
some time before citing in,e he bcss IA ed OF
the waters to get ne scms biscuit lie brought the
biscuit tied up Dsptn, snivh hsnded ladies'
shen accom- rsoed te aiiee she lice Of the vtsss
pceed up The naasin contau'ng tn biagcit ~aen the
ttot became united the biscuit t4es
on T. eek. thor picksu up h rn.a .ni
put them IN Uy pocket wpca, during time we're
on the otst oeals Out TO the msn IN small parcels
they sere wscted
This wss all tire provisions had on board whea
were secnt two hundreo yards from tae steamer
deserted another boat which hAissd appsoschs
Wessksd thes you'd taxs of party on beard
they said yes six Of then left went thai boat
Mr.. Baallsm was Ia COMMAND of her rs coon M we
got settled II sepsrse boats mac motion that
Mr. Baahlsu Should be appointed cur governing officer
and asked thev uppreyei OF It, Thy ali answer
O. yesi nd ny This vo.c de Ytsn with full
power over bth ro.,s, and after Inst n iucciiy
oe-yed there w-s some difference IF opinion ~ 70
whether we should rrmsin b. the steamer put for
sho,e but IL 6n.ily decided tost shools mxke
for Land, and 80 inmso a'ely ansed The
though they souaIly relieved BY the psAssa
gers Ths Hrst morning after left h .e dos.
cried sail spd changed our course towards It After
rowipg shout three hours and finding that could not
overtake her sgstn changed towards land
soon after the joyful CRY Of sstner sail heard aid
with renewed vigcr we pulled towards her We Ap.
preached her near enough to On her deck; We
then roee In both boats s'mu hailed to
the utmost power Of voices We fastened . hand.
keVchef 70 sn and srnpg 1t from he Of
the boat AL Of our efforts ~trc Ia vain, aud fair
breeze spripging up the vessel sailed away from us
There little difference If cpni0u exprsssei "a
to the course TO take TO ,each snd after this was de-
ctded We continued rosng Sometime carry In ths
evening ose Of the sso sad he certain that lana
from the color Of tie We Alec - three
gulls q, pss' us, and in few momen,s toey turned
their oou ard fsw bssk om- person. suggested
that thee" Rus A. ing bach shif 81 re-
this revived spirits, and iuepso Nth additional
confidence tbs. lsno WIS rear the bent to
their oars with renewed veor ard paDei uuoea ingy
We occasionally caught ghmoses Of woxt thong It
was land some hosever conceived that II nothing
n ri bark
We remainsd In doubt about the matter uoai two
O'Clock In tho morniog when discove' cd unm-tsk
able svieence Of i's beicg land We nil we
appro. cned within . moderate DIS auce the snore
when M Bsahlam ordered the scp uaul II BE-.
ers. When dsylght spproacsed we landed "A pu led
the boat~ ashore. Mr. osah'am called tn and pas
sergess together. We aD knsit eowc. "he y, G'hca
offered NJ IN Impressive prayer We then went the
hii whore ~e found dSherman's hut He receiver US
very hndiy, and furnished vita Htsis oresd mis-.
about halt hour afterwsros- sst Of for a plsce
called renew, about eve miles distant where we're
enabled TO get breAsfas. Mr. Raahlam then started
with sesuen fishing echoansr for the see 40 OF
the di.Axtcr. Prom Repe~ engaged tro hshine
schooners u take TO st. Johns but head ~inds
irg inter has out few hours 40 put INTO .
place called Ferryiapc, where tns purter and Of
the rsss.ng AND crow, remained Cor three 6ays,
Mr.. Gicon, Mr. Young, and myself, ha stslsd on to
e Johns by lard. when arrived much 70 our az
tonishment, ~s founs the disabled Preach propeuer
American consul. on the Govsrnor' an snG4srores 70
psrsuade him 20 despatch he CiesostrA
her 10 ,o5 nas
It impossible "a accomplish it. ard h. despatched
scboore that svcslng n sarch, b,rg the vessel
he could control IRE newt day the steamer vctoris
Owned by thu reegrspb Company, ca ne In The Ams-i
Consul To prevail Mr. Chandler White
those Who wore upon tho Arctic Mr.. Waite said ne
would do 90 II he would pay him $500 cay for the
The Consul did not feed that he had any authority from
fI gvernmen' 70 pa, sny such erorbtaat p-ice, but
asked MI White he would rot Tor atty collars .
AZ hta NJ e. L.
Gibon nd myself, who 10 tee oWoe 1t the time,
fur her imp srtupsd him undsvt.ae ths seryi upo.
di.'rc1ly Refused when suggested T. hin that ,hs
price he demanded very exorbtent, he satd that
perhaps vas not acquainted With he Gums that wore
that the United states government hs6 pd steamer,
which think he said the Uoon, $50 900 to 20 to
rcap Coptul him then he -ouli give him re
frsai Of the tin olock thu pex murn,ug even
do this.
ihs rest day the Bishop Of Ne -founclsnd offered to
give the use of his yacht for tho purposes required
three aa.ed schooner aso to ed out Asriiu
which employed by the American Consul to 90 IN
search Of the missing Cpt.n Leitoh, Of the stssner
search and Of the optimism that ths authorities Of
evoundland did the utmost they could to prosecute
- regards Mr. Baah,su, CONSIDER that W owe our
lives In great measure TO the good order which his pro-
sspce maintained smong the crc~; ana vii add FUR
hoats should have anle to to the
Shore strong gale which suse~q lentiy blew from
the westward would probably have blown far out to
sea-
NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS.
From the ct Louis fnteuigenosr. Oct IL
Mr.. james & Woodruff, his wfe-whose names are to
TO b found IN tbs list 81 passsagsrs-hts sister, Mrs.
Collins, wife Of K Collins ~ the pscpvtsto.s Of
the line and her CT dr~n all board tbs N fatsd
vessel On thsfr return from trio TO Europe Mr.
6rm Of Hsnins Woodruff. Of this pace, Of the
largest produce houses II the west he moved St.
had WIDER Or warmer circle Of frisnds business
man he was distneuished for honorable a~allng aad
S SusssS ossas sso me smse o ne dse ssos
calculated 70 attract and attach friends After resi-
dence Of than ten yesrs In midst Mr. Woodruff
eft = Louis about year ago % take up his abode
IN New York, whore he has since lived. he leaves
family Of fonr childrsn By his art vita Mr.. woodruff
had exteoeve business ecnnNttoae throughout The Uni
tsd states, and was we'll kno~n through the entire