New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

second mate jumped into her While they were alnch
ing her went rio she cabin for the third umo . aistV
or &c save Caqi h.ctciason ana ioii ,i 'll al' 1
saving tie SIP were s.lc:f lower h94 Bong .l Sla
six inches II water in TIE Cahi1-aul oroi O. c'rTy hn
in ny sId put him toto tic boat He refissi. .ging
tie tlp 80 ~ 1r lsc mat she woal A 3e )'e ne
could .O dtTn then said l. il impossible, ~ s1, VII
.sirl ~ q vcry few Minutes. The captain aus s-si
'1lcn, j on 10 &c iest 00ds l b. doHe Which were
Frs;rc II ME TO move lin thenl9 he cabin
ard found ne long bcoi lust leaving Threw my big
coat into her Sic wls leaving the sh2 weiI AZ aad
tic lost csrro 90 uu-er 10 sfn wnen jump 10 = ne
.frai ir,o lie boat We inme lately got o.ir o. ths
shin 90 Ieyeut being drawn IL when she soll 60 d0"a
We lel ou.t two small and no a)ls llnt Ils wad
wcs blowing ycy hCavy, Is before Ni.A snow Say tae
ship add lights or about twolty mates ead men al was
daIhICss. W 81 ped res VII ni-2o t3s o'at nAa
full ciwacr. Kept hCr or be.o-e tle ana ana ee tM
Size wss baicd out then came ~ to me WA ana 10
NAMED till day lgbi thinking 70 save lives 4 any were
sGl cb0ye waCT. Not stroke was plled III aay sls
when nothing YVES In sghs We laid stiu Gn0.ner hoar
Wien we discovered land pulled for il, ani landed IN
shout ,n hous eier leaving the ship AZ exhausted ana
more or les frost bitter. .
The other two boats had landed about four hosFi pre-
vious We were about nine miles ilom barr!n5'on' OF
small Island called Sable leland We were very Slnly
treated by the fishermen and their wives and next day
Before leaving Darlington iog Halifax went back to
where landed that the crew were provied 9r
ard found that parts OF the wreck had dried ashore-ihe
cabin work, houses on upper deck ~c lct me crew
andiNe passengers who were saved a. couli SOC - O
cums'auec would slow. and proceeded 20 halifax hence
80 StJohn, where missed steamer about n'e h'ars
ihon came on to Wacrye by stage, and TOOK the cars
there for Boston
M Aoen gives the following those saved 50 far as
lie knows:
In Long Boqt-Ms'e Joseph Alden; "a do, A. t.
Let; boy John Cobbs cook named Kelley pasSon-
/ Ger q Bron; and nine others
IN Quarir B0at-4,h mate, Mr.. StepAenson boy.
stephen G. Wilmington woman passenger, Jane -;
anu others.
/ In LITE Boat-Nine sailors
IN IDLY BoGt-9d mate, Mr. Morgan sailor. Daniel
/ ONol ard twelve others.
In addition 70 he above we learn from Mr. Alden that
Cart Richardson previous to the ships sinking hal been
removed from his berth and placed on mattress on
the cabin table. lie did not consider himself very ser
ousy injured and up TO the time Of the disaster was in
GOOD spirits In reply TO remark by the mate, he sad
ave shall be IN By New Year day"
Mr. Alden saws that his ankle mach dislOcatei aud
swollen and was very and he also complained OF
soreness in his back Dr. Maloney, the ships surgeon
was unremung in bis attentions 80 Capt Richardson as
was also the stewardoss Both OF these lost The
DR. was standing in the cabin door when Mr. Alden
Jumped from the sinking wreck into the b0at. He be-
louccd TO Dublin and a sklial physician and sur
/ geon ard a very excellent man
The passengers generally did not realize the danger they
were ID but expected that the ship would be shore
and they would escape. The women dressed themselves
TO land putting their best bOnnets and other apparel
OF the lost DR. Mulloney, the surgeon, the s.ewagdc
and thiIteen Of the crew. all that known The
nlancer were emgrants, mostly the poorer class.