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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
NEW
NJ E~
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
I AN opening an eutirei, aev sssek of
TEAS,
WEST INDIA GOODS,
GROCERIES AND
WOODEN WARE.


Very superior Y. Hyson Tea, choice d. fair do.
Yer. choiee fragrab GunPo~der do. extra oolong %
Good do do, Old Coy. Java Coffee. common do Rio DO
Poiiiin's pTep'd Cocoa, Crushh Sugar, Puiv'd do.
White G. Zee do, Brown do, Golden syrup Sugar
Ilouse do. N o Moasses, various qualities Tobacco
Tartar Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves, Whole aud Grn'n Gin
namor, Aispi,e aud Peppsr. Ginger. Pickles in gals.
aud hf-gals., Peppersauoe, Tomato Ket.hnp. Cider
> negar. Mustard New Rice, Table and Pair. Salt,
Itron, curranis, New Layer Raisins, Good old do,
Seediess do, sSgo, nacenroni. Vermaeeili nrd
Peaches Pared, do nIpared. Pick ed Trout. Nhiie
Fish Maekcrei, smoked 'icrrine, Cod Fish, Soar,
various kinds, Star Candies Press d do. W. b. Whale
OIL, Lard do Indigo. Fig Biue, Alum, Starch. s. Pe'rc,
Capreras, Soft sh.Iled Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Brain
do, Fberis. Bed Cords, Clothes Lines Brf oms, Mops,
Clothes Baskets. Wash Tubs. Zine Washboasds. anu
no p Pals, Brush Brooms, Flour Buckets, SPICE
Boxes, &c, &c, all selected. expressi. for fam'!y
Use.
u Fan Goods warranted as recommended.
At the Brick Store. Main and Front stress
(Siore recently occupied b, McManus d Shepherd
G. NJ. HAYNES.
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Don't be Shak ing
WITH cold, when YOU can buy an
Overcoat for Five Dollars at
S. PERRY'S CLOTHING STORE.

on BRADY JetWsen Second and Third MreeLs
Being DESTROYS TO close out my present Stock TO
make room for new goods | will sell Ready Mad
Clothing for two weeks at greatly reduced prices.
Come one, come all, while such bargaing may be
found.
Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods at me urual low
prices.
A good assortment of Broadcloths, Cassemeres, cd
Vestngs hand, which will be made mp 10 Order ia
the lates, style short notice and at moderate
charge.
Thankful for past favors hope continuance of
the same.
No trouble TO show good.
s. PERRY.
Davenport, Dec. 10TH ls54-d-tf.
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Holiday Gift Books.

Holiday Git Books.
THE largest stock in this vicinity, of Fine Bound
i Fall GIN Books.
EPlSCoP II CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS
From Low Priced sheep Bound 10 Damask Velvet.
Pocket Bib from Extra Fine Bound Annna,s TO
Suit AL Tastes, &C.
W. H. HOLMES co.
No. lie Claire Block.
Davenport Dec. 10Th, "a.
r. s. We are receiving India.a Free Bks.
generally at Is per ct. Discount.
Eikhart. Connersyilie. SoT,hem BIZ. Laglnspor,
and some few others at 25 per cent.
Suspended Banks of Illinois most Y al 10 PER CT.
NEW BOOKS.
Way down East. by Seba Smith,
tthe original Jack Downing. LES
High Life In New York. Jonathan S'iek's I.ca
Journey to Cent raj Africa, Bayard TAYLOR so
The lands of the Caraccn, do DO 1888
Salt Wa'er Bubbles, (HaWser Martingaie) IS
Captain Canot or twenty years OF mn African
Shaver LES
Martin Mcaiyole his mark lisa
Ida May (by Mary Langdou) LES
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
no. 36 BRADY ST. DAVENPORT.
Eli ADAMS Asi
Dec. 2isi, '54.la mo 3td.
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Notice!

THE undersigned will case their banking ofiees on
L Christmas ard New Years day.
COOK e. SARGENT
MACKLoT ~ CoRBiS.
McGREGoR LAWEs & BLAKEMoER'i
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A UC I'll o N S.
Real Estate! Real Estate,
=. KiIhsurn HAL Estate Broker I Aue,,o..
vALuABLE FARMS. TOWN Lots
and uninProvsa Property,
For Sale by
GEO. l.. NICHOLS
Real Estate Agent
No 23-slopcr Farm Of 1870 acr.s, IOu of Pr.
Acres o. good umocr Ia Aliens Grove Farm well Im
proved--Prlcc ~ 500 '"i I'm.
No s4--A Farm Of 100 acres--lo0 acres imp,oxaa
with two good dwelings- large frame barn van
6miies North West Of City Of Davenport, a, son road
acrcs Wv per
No 23--superb Farm Of 2oe acres, situated -
Muscatinc read 81 miles west of City. all und., We
liU acre liz guilty stion balance in timber hsnee
new and cost $4,000 Price $4,000 'a''u'nxs
No 2o.subarban Farm ia acres; lies in W q, S.,
81 .S 81; all under feuce; 100 tivuted voo Z .ee
ings and appendaee; price 80 per nere Xrply 10
GEoLNicKoLIs, Assn,
yo2---The Knight Farm Of 100 acres: situated
the buns mrs w Of city; has 10 eros OF good ,i on
Der: G0acrcs under cultivation, good dw.lieu um.
with other improvements; cost $3.50; yeyr dss
farm--pricc $1,000
No --Farm finely improved, ofI55 acres. q mil.
below The cfty near the town OF Buffalo; "a ry. ana
Of good timber; large frame building bara aud ,,
Price - 600 f
No 2p--Weii improved farm 0 acres; so In cn,,,v
tou;g ,oi n tns dwelling and out buldiavs. la
orchard OF goSd fruit, many pzrietii $; s,oct 80
abundant; lies miles west Of eit.--Price SIS ,e.
acre ~
No 3e--A bssn.iful farm Of leo acres mile, honu
Rock stsnd; lies very handsomely. so acre. innrnx
with yood-h cngs and Ave springs pie. . II =. ~
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No 25-Suburban Farm l24 acres; lie, In 3 w
81 .s 81; all under feuce; 100 Gu tivateJyo T. ne
ings and appendage price 90 per rere Hrnly ~
GEO NICkOLlS To-,
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No 2s--Superb Farm OF 2op acres, situated -
Muscatinc read 81 miles west of City. AL und., We
IaO ncres liz guilty ,ton, balance in timber hnsee
new and cost ~ 100 Price $4,000 o'u'hxs
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No a4--A Farm Of 100 acres--l00 acres imn,o,u.
with two good dwellings- Large frame barr, .,
eco apple trees This farm on Aliens Grow.
smiles North West Of City Of Davenport, al sou road
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FRESH OYSTERS /.

Davenport, Dec ed, ls5i-dtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16
WANTS.

yUArTED-A FRENCH WOMAN. AS COOK. APPLY
w Fifth avenue, eerner OF Thirteth street from 10
10 IL A n.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
INTERESTING SCENES In THE HOUSE.
PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL POSTPONED.

THE DEBATE CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15

HORRIBLE MuEDsR IN CApoLISE County, Mo-
We learn from the Denton Journal, sad from other
sources, That Wednesday ng Of lat ~ssk frss
;tRro named avid rbomss, stopped at the h., of
Nr. Wm Butter rcsidicg sbou. 10 mi es from garra
vile Caroline county and h.vi g called repeatedly foe
Mr. Butler who hsd retired he got up, and going to
the 1oor. hss sore conversAtcn With tho regr. aud
th,n vent With him TO the gate sh ,re distance from
hc house. Whilst standing there Tnomss. TO- sosss
csnie unknown, ceeit Mr. tutler . blow on the hsaa
Sith heavy musket, which fsl ed him to the Rrsu,A
ana piccuced death In A,out three hours The mar.
deier va subsequently arrested and thrown into jsn
jury Investigated the matter rendered verdict
aganst the ncpSo Of 'murdsr In the second dsgrss -
1be citscns OF Burvile and tho surrounding country
we're phy iuccns scd the Outrage, aud 20 grsatv
dissatisfied with the vsrdist Of the Jury, that lA
Saturday evening, 1T about II ocl,ck. ~x OF trem ds-
suis.d Negroes prosdsd to the Of the count toe
iho fsys from tho hcfH sesed the murderer auS with
,hs assisssnc. OF rope ami lscder, snd bssm pre-
jsctins IN m the uppe story Of the jail In toe
OF s-vcsl hund cd quiet ape stors snacd hin the
peck for one hour, until life extinct Hs 70 nsius
were tfessards pacs IN hs hall passage way of The
jsi together With the VI sxtsen dosis supposed
to have been left to pay the sheriff his hanging ess
he greatest excitement has prevnkd and st evsls
among the inta.fsbts II C4roltue county In re.don 70
the msisncholy event -Dsi State Rep, o. 1c.
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lFrcm the WASN'T ston scntin l. sept 81
The eastern Side cf the capitol IL now, snd 1t would
apsrsr, VII cout,noe to DO, tho Geld in which 10 Gs-
play the msrbo sta'uay ocurcc BY the gosernuont's
anf in scctrdance With its varied tastes
po- t:co T. the rot1rda stands ths no OF War of
usrrssa us,bc and about nine feet ia hssht whas
~g as1 Srinous cor ss "a Tspres nssd ia 'ns act o.
sweety extending the olive branch her riko nech
cr. who 6os not disposed accept of it. for 60
ecrdr TO the hsnd books, his eyes werpg vita
anger, and his whole attitude indcs.es used and
.ittd temper" In yisr OF To. inoosipg overture sod
The dstemiDed maurcr in which the mail clad WARRIOR
has HIS swsid 10 eaiirsss for cmbat, loft
other !lzn ths! ma heat u hard ana coi as
nsphiDd
On the southern asusmant of The .raed stss = III
Toup Of ito "Disesysry Of Amsrsa" aonsstlrg of 20
oarte agures like .he statues to y. ich VIC ts e Ia "a
slluctd hy Psriso knock kr eed Inaian usidsu not
hrep,e-rted Locking Up TO lrure iatsnocd for Coum
bus hoarg IN bis outeireschsd right h.nd clrry-
s - ' 70 ss s,,sa s o siass group e
and re-sevcraocc In the discovery CT q new wodi"
On the ntrthsrp abutnen o. tte grad steps n
country 1hs occupied the artist eight 20 rs be-
sides celay OF four occasioued BY his not clos
sbs in al that tiuc to OBJ block Of % rsyszzs uar
he suits bic for the purpose conflict betweoo huacor
and eovnr are thA more pr Ini.e figures while ths
wic OF 'he former seated rocs, holda in her
on ipfsnt fmin4 unconscious OF the DANGER with whisn
'bc rmou white family were mensced by the wIt1
The tcusha~k The hunters dog quietly aud silently
wAenok contest, lnatcnu Of
the vo-k Of sesh But 10 l. evtisut the pale face
already has the Advantage Of the red, proGer u CO.
Dine services would be c,wszdly under such cireum-
stances.
B, the s.re artist (Grcenoush) III. statue Of w~h-
ilston II. devoted ssvsral in Italy IT, sxssa-
hop. 1t stands 10 the east square OF tho Capitol
ftrvgn writer has sid Of II, nothing can 10 MIRO
human AND st ths same tlue more God ihe than THE
.tatue OF Washington. Il Il ort Of domestic Japiter -
Buthowever much gentlemen OF classic tasts msy laud
the Rcmsn Sppafslsd ngurc and the couvasceut at.i
tuce Of tho Inphatc sahcc the sense psrit
masses prefer tnc Father Of his Counry the .em
costume" - he himself did, when consulted JeGsr-
nr cast from which displayed In tho ro.unda
ot ,he Capitol The greet msu ndemre servi i'd
herepce 10 the gs6 OF antiquity" In that connecson
No republican fancy, about regardieg him e
"a sort Of domestic Jupiter"
Crawford. in rome, now engaged the grand WORK,
cretd By the United states government II Il cS
stsuary marble, and placed the eastern sxtsu, Of
the tspitol extension The group VIII Be thoroughly
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GENERAL HoUsTON ANOxG rHE AxrI- 90 AvERY
LHcluRERs IN BosToN lilo Washibgton Star prcsc SO to
DOUBT ,hetber old Gercra Sam Hoastop IL tne
70 need - abb a. to lecture " os sgant slsvey he
star rays That though Gen. Houson's coursc pom No
bra ka oil and ono two othc kildrrd quss
nors has mada him many bitter cpcmses nc the south,
DO yet erfersains no sympathy Cor Anti slavery shst
ever, and that he asnr tho posio OF his sounern
sntpstnies more especially bssaue thors hes
heen an intense rspusbsnso 20 both sides each owd
tbe other
IN reference to this tho New Yors EpniHg Posi- s,'s:
We presume NO obe expected that Ucitsi 'tvss
Senator from Iexas and sam Houston. "a ux -
Roson TO preach abcl icni for II ~ Hrst
because h 10 sbolitonist bnt slsvch dcr ~ut
tho second IL that he had snyth,ag 20 tss sg>aase
ssy itv MA# e-~Y
whether Cen Sam Hcuaton Z. for against slavery e
tha- say But hts IL certsn, thas be has
been ce6 ny the authority n Icsdnk ardsiwsrv
In this city ,ccs.rsr On slavery on sshsa<-v
22d, know nothing sg-inst the Of tia
amour O. mont --Bostcs 1rdrelsr, Octe.
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CAPTAIN LucE,s STATEMENT

n
G. z. COLLINS !
DEAR srr-It becomes my painful duty to inform you
of the total loss OF the Arctic under my c,mmani with
Jour wife, SON and daughter.
The Arctic sailed from Liverpool on Wednesday sept
90 at NJ, with 2S3 passengers and about $50 OF
Nothing cfspecsl note occurred during thu pas
ssgs until Wednesday, Sept 81 whsu at noon we wore
on the Banks, In lat 4e:4S north, and long 50 west
steering wsst by coppsss.
The weather had been foszy during the dav: seoer .v
distanee Of half to three. quarters OF mile could bc
sssn but 1t intervals # few minutes very dense fog
fotwec by being sufficiently clear to ses ono or tso
miles At nocn left the deck FOR .he purpose Of work
ing out the position Of the chip In about fifteen
misutss heard the cry of Hard s,arboard J,
from the oAacen Of the deck. I rushed on
deck and had just got out when felt crash
forward and at the same moment slws steamer under
the stsrsoard bow; at the next moment she struck
sgsnst our guord and passed. as'ern Of us Ihs bows
OF the strange vesse seemed to Dc literally or crushed
on for fua ten feet and seeing that she must probably
sink 10 fe~ minutes and taxing hasty glance st our
own ship, and believing that We were compsrsvslv un
injured my drst impulse was to endeavor to save tho
lives Ct those on board the sinking vessel The b,as
were etsred and the arst ccer and six men left nth
one bost, when 1t was found ship leakias
fsarfully
The engineers we're ret work. bsng instructed TO put
on the steam pumps, and ths four deck pumps were
worked BY hs passengers aod crew. and tho ship hos
A. - -
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CONCLUSION OF MR. DUeAssEURs STATE
MENT.

lIranssatsd frsm the Courriog - Etats Unis
It wss sSout half past r. ". whom Dupsassu- lost
sigh Of The arctic The bost ia which he wss % well as
that Of Baahlsm, had each fou. oars In neither
the One NOR the other there glass Of war piece
Of biscuit. It VAS in sbis coadion, without k.ow
Ing exscty where tbs lad ay that he esssysd to ssia
the land 1T the rA Of dying with cold AID hum
ger BashiAsn certainly 70 . compass but on board
metallic ebcat II guide too uncertain to be re
lied NJ Bashsm preferred rather TO trust bimself
the direction in which the waves RAD, and the result
proved that his idea good his we're
correct
Dur the whole nigh. and the folio wing day. (2sb,)
the sbpwreei cd people piled the uncssspsy taking
not to separate Notwithstanding tie scg which
st eDvslopsd then Dcfius the day thsy csushs sight
Of t~o SAIL towards w cb tnry steersd with the energy
o. cesps cus bsth disappeared from ths horzoo. The
IL cp continued their towards The iand
The unortor ATE people stiG with coli sad wst
though, a. well from the mist ~ from the
vaves, which were shpped every moment. at l4st, on
tho ereIIg Of tho 2eth tie sky coIsd lte and they
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TELEG RAPHJC.

SAFETY or cAPTAIN LUCE IN BALTTH0RE.
BALrxoRB Oct. II. 1864
Tho Of the safety OF Captain Luce waa
receivsd BY the PEOPLE Of this city With feelings Of ~
most joyful gra i6caH
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THE FRENCH PASSENGERS.


Notwithstanding oil his gooi will, N oupasscur can
give only few details concerning the French p.ssen
aers beieDging to Esw York, who were on b,srd the
Arctic hxeept GryDet and bs family, whom he left
the poop Of tho hip he Laew more Of them person
ally
The number Of these passengers was unfortunately
200 large Horc 10 the list
\. GuJnst, wife, a. four csildrsn.
Lepor, wifc, brother, and his sis.cr-ir.law and
th-is chii+rsn
MAdsne Iecoy ard chud
Bhs yictorine Perrin
tf tie fate OF those persons can, We repeat give
TO Information. sevsral cire1mstan.-s howoser, in
tucc b believe that have found refuge in boat
nun ter two There also Ia the Arctis nnnrbor
If French real5snts Of Ncr Orleans Tasr namcs are
NM. Irnest Ferret, Minviolo Baucne Fleaury, Busca
and kis. Msnsuy. All were board the steamer when
81 irIatscur left her
TIE vEsTA.
The sbip which camo In collision with the Arctic,
9TH such fatal vas ws havc said tho
French prcpe or vsst built In 1858 at Nantes about
e4o tons, and furnishsd with enriue Of SIXTY hore
poser. The vcsta belongs to ore Of tho wsalthiest
hcuses OF Granville which squips vessels for the fisheries
Of fEewfcun6land Sho went to t Pierro with load OF
sa and returning to France with hundred and
fSrc't
tWsnty Of tho 81 CIV.
~ the time of the acciden, the ycsta travelling
at tie rate q ten knots Exterior5 she has bee,
worse hAncled tran the Arctic for bor bows verc
literally csrried swaJ bat the division OF her hold into
60 onparsnents saved her The water which p-eci.
piaeo by ths large opening oothe fr ssvd part Of the
sbiP wss arrssisd by compartment OF plated iron.
b. relieving the apd stern OF al that could hs
thrown overheard, Captain Duchesne at drst shtensd
the str, AID Afterwards csusci sheot TO DO passed
over ths bows. Thos guarded against the mosi imni
tent danger, he msdo for Il johns, travelling with
CREST Irecnuiop sni rcrcasng dImnihog his spccd
according 10 the pressure Of tho watsr tho sh o 30
thus reached - Johns the 3th Of September ct the
very moment chen empest sprung up. which would
have caused the inevitable loss Of the vssta II ithsd
cvertstea her At sea.
Abe vesss carries sten In inca sbie tho hstory
Of the Dsvn drsma In which ali bss played so Ter s'e
5azt H-1a,.l ore. ie iLs lg1 ali eaeo a.s EiasIs
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AMERICAN SsLor DIED w HAvAxA.--rho d.
rs.sn II state in Wash rctor has tca, y nnr a.
lin that Poe' Hsvsr. F So tf.~ = ~ .sy leA.
bN4 lt.'4.' !. ,-~,.--A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15
THE ARCTIC CALAMITY.
Safety Of Captain Luce and Nine
Others.
>~>>~~~~>>~>~~~~>>~-
THEIR ARRIVAL AT QUEBEC.
-~o~~>,-~~~->.---~~~-~>~~-~~
Intensely Thrilling Narrative Of the
Disaster by Captain Luce.
MELANCHOLY DEATH OF CAPTa ain IUCE'S son.
MIR. COLLINS FAMlLY LOST.
The Dastardly C"nduct Of the
Sailors and Eiremen.
Noble Conduct OF MIR. Dorian, the
Third Officer.
-~~~~>~o~~~~>~>>>>--.~
Interesting Statements by Jchu Dcgnon, First
Senior Assistant Engineer, and Messrs.
Dupasstur and Mitchell.
Arrival Of the Huron Mt Quebcs with Thirteen
Of the Arctic's Grew,
&C., &C.. 30.
The Dastardly Conduct Of the
Sailors and Eiremen.
Noble Conduct ot MIR. Dorian, the
Third Officer.
Arrival Of the Huron Mt Quebcs with Thirteen
Of the Arctic's Grew,
THEIR ARRIVAL AT QUEBEC.

The City was electrified esterday morning by the
uouncsnens the wires from Quebec of the safety
Of Csptais Lrco and nis ota.rs Ths despatch WAS as
follows:--
QuEHEc Saturday, Oct. IA, 1884.
The bark Csrn'ss picked up Capt Inca three Of ths
passer gers and Eve Of the Of the Arctic from
raft
The eEspoper Offices were Immediately througei with
anxious multitude to ascertain the names OF those
saved, ard hepe besmed on every countsnauce. The
following despatch was soon after recelvsd-
QuEDEc. Oct. a. 1854.
Captain Luce arrived here this morning on board the
Csmbris, Captain RUSSELL
After tie coison and when Captain Luce found that
the Arctic must 60 dosn he, sih the passengers os by
this time OIL the had left with the exception Of
onetbe third ecer lost time in lsshiuS spars to.
gether form, raft. The life boat was the only
left st the tc and to get the raft constructed 1t
necessary get tho life boat into the water but the
loft In the Arctic to prevsn. the life boat
fiom being tahen away from the ship.
Tho following is correct list Of those saved with
Captain Luce
frederick May OF tho Arctic Govet Francois, Of this
GF Alien, do Vesta
sEAxES.
Patrick Moran, John Risy
Ahxelcef Grant, John Patterson.
Michael kps.el,
1fe Of those who arrived yesterday the ship
HuSon, are
Lube McCnrty David B@nuy,
Richsra Sachine, X bort Beysop,
Jan - Aboys, Jesoph Connsliy,
ChIsstnpAer Nc1an, Jasose conaor.
Arastus ht,ier, In mss wilson,
John lpnry, - Conway.
James War,
These bsloresd TO the Burns and Dorisn party.
These dsIatches, and the fun report that Afterwards
Captain Locs IN which he states that ssvera
vessels pasted within sight of his raft increased the
hopes Of :h1sc having frspds among the Arctics pss
sengers, that others may havs been picked up and
saved.
Annexed Captain Lucas inenss,y interesting state
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15
THE ARCTIC MIGHT H AVE BEEN SAVED.


The Arctic night have saved by Sim ply running
her stern foremost Here the f-cswstor four fee.
its surace rushss through adjutage With velc.
city Of lG feet per ssod at dvs feet - feet at ak
feet, q feet per nj. 81, consequently the rcsc,
when ru nniDg eth ber DO 6tst a. the of
kross On hour equal TO 1s feet par second would
ocuble the velocity Of leak at the depth OF feet
eleven incts depth OF feet; and az twsivs ,ts
depih feet &c. On The trsry h.u she put
strn wsyn at the rate Of ten Enpts hour
vscc y wcnd have been equal to tho yelo,lty Of tbs
eik nt the depth Of fet; at ee,en knots feet
=t.ssive, depth of feet. &c. II Il clear therefore,
h. sts been pu, under "stern way" it would have
-.eneht he i AK unscr sh.con,roi Of her pumps.
asooKiYy Oct. "a, 1854 JEM.
TIE DESERrIoN ON BOARD THE ARCTIC.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE uEeALD.
Various opioonr exst in regard 20 the disc pline
boar the Arct; after II was found shs was in sinking
condition.
The question arises, did Captain Iuco mate of the
ps given him D, laws Of h United Statos uot2
or cid said give him cien power iorcs his
from oese,t'rg tho shp, iassoosers and himself
uucer such distressing cire unstancss reported in
the CT re o, the Al ctics
To what extent master OF a vessel go under the
circumstances, o, WI at power s there given himS
an iotorested party, and an
NEW YORK, Oct. la 1854 OLD SUBSCRIBER.
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We harn that third cespach tss been recsved from
Cspair Luce Ia shrh he states thai Mrs. Colas Aiss
clin~, srd Esster C iEs were swept from the dsck
the Arctic s she vent do vnthst they did not got
the test ~aich precipitated 50 many into the sea.
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brok. n tell or vio Mt must hsvo ben the collision.
But tslls ere tho be iisa her iron CON-
psItucn's a. watch hs sdl carries Of VOID from
the arctic--tts lat and msat cboly remnant Of this
Eaesifoert ship.
Tie yssta los in tho collision thirteen OF her mec
who, seized with fear either threw themselves into the
sea, or uerc in the bsat de.troyed bs the Arc ic
Frrtberu.ore, the Hsherper Who had With them ell
theiri,s,e rrun. composed Ct barrels Of oil dsa,
ruined in co,sequspce the necessity Of tho wing
overheard all that deck.
We regret bsira obliged TO contradict this ram,r
pourced that thirty Of the psss
'f The Arctic hat been rav-d by the vesta Czp.a'n
puchespc The any Of hsr toas after
the collision tool, place