The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-01-25

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The ship Three Bells has arfirrl
With one h1n5r~d and sirts person.
..sed 6cm the steamer San francisco
which fpundered a. sea on the 5th Of
Iznsary.
Those Who lave sriseI inrlple
.bout ane hundred officers and soldiers
and mast Of the crew sf the iIl-fafs,l
steamer. A number IL other f.ssen-
rers were taken OF the sinking ship by
The barqae Eilby. bound for Bosten.
and many BY the ship Antmsrie. bouutl
Cor Lisefpsa,l.
Most or the cabin passengers. togrr
ther with az many soldiers as il was
deemed prudent for her TO take, mum
brrinS in all abaat one hundred per-
sons, are ON baard the barque Kilby.
She has prolabIs gone to Bermada.
having parted company with the steam
re- daring = gale ~ he night ef the
2gth December. fur days brfnyv the
Three Esss left. The ship Antsrsfix
Ia. on bnard the residue of the trovps,
sal Capt vsskis-. Of the stezrner San
Tnnc:sco. vim has procevSesI To Liver
p,oI with thes~e to see that they are
properly provided for.
In the gale Of the ESD Deeensber the
san Francisco preached to- twice, and
vas much disabled. On the 24lh all
her spars and sails were bIo~n away.
a one .'clack IN tI~ nsrpBx Of ire
sJth the engine stopped IN consequence
II the breshing Of the piston rod. and
left the vss-vf totally unmanagrablr,
The sea al fhe SAME time strisipx her
tremendous blows under the guards,
tearing up tisv faanking fore and at on
bath sides. and causing sse ship 10 leak
badly. Tie sFuoys were then organ
iIed info ftsiiiBg parties. At nine
o'clock ON the 2Jth a heavy sea struck
Tie steamer amidships, carving away
both smoke staeks aud al the upper sa-
Ioun. siayii,y the quarter deck, and
washing overheard large number a
prr.ons, besides killing three Of the
ship's crew. On the sSrh the bsrque
kilby was spgsen, and laid by the
steamer until three o'clock in The az.
isrBoon III the 9Th, when number of
the Passengers were transferred TO the
barque, which let 20 her hawser at ten
o'clock at night. aud nothing has since
been heard Of her. The gale continu-
ed throughout the Soth and SYST, a
number of the men being sick, and
some in a dying condition. In The
evening Of the tst of January the Brit.
lsh ship Three BELLS was spoken, AND
lald hy the steamer until the Sd, WHEN
her b,st was got alongside. On the
same day the ship Antarctic discover,
ell and bore down for the steamer, and
on the 4ih both ships commenced taxi
ing OF the passengers, together with
the necessary provisions and water,
which was accomplished by six o'clock
in the evening The next muning
they Turk OF the officers AVID crew,
Capt. Watkins having been The last
man to leave the ship. which had been
with difficulty kept aloat Cos ten or
twelve DAYS.
Those lost -s,esbnfd are Col. John
VI. Washing ION. Major George Taylor
and his vile. Capt. II. b. Field, Lieut..
H. Smith, three civilians aud two
ladies' whose names are not reported,
and some two hundred and thirty Of
the troops. OF the crew of the ship
there were eleven deaths from the time
she was disabled till the 9Th instant.
Major Wyse and Lieut.. w. 4. Win
der are amongst the passengers who
have arrived in New yoFk. rel. Gates,
Col. Burke, Majas Merchant, Captain
Judd and wife. Lieut.. Fremont and ia
mlly, Lieut.. lueser, Lieut.. yanyort,
and the ladies and children are ON
board the barque kilby. Capt. Wat
kins. Lieut.. Chandler, and Lieut.. G..
). Winder are on the ship Antarctic.
THE MaDRID DUELs.-The most cx>
citing topic in Western Europe Just
now, with the single exception Of the
Russo Turkish war, is The flare up at Ma
drld between our Minister, Mr.. Soule,
aud his son, on the one hand, and the
Duke Of Alba, Napolem's brother.in.
law, and the French Minister to Spain,
on the other. The Peninsula has never
been more excited, itwould seem, since
the days Of King Joseph and in this
hemisphere, the mrst powerful lenses
have been employed in vain TO disco.
yer the insult which coul, have led to
81 much difficulty. The Duke Of Alba
remarks. as Mrs. Soule passes him at
oall, there goes Margaret Nary: Of
burgundy" The Younger Soulc forth.
with CONSTITUTES this histurical aisu,iun
mtna palpable insult, and determines to
demand satisfaction and the minister
himself. follows up the correspondence
y, similar demand upon Monastery
iurgot, because it occurred at his
house. Two daels, By no mealss hDd
less, are the consequence, but still the
world is unsatisIied, and hss gone to
"a.