The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-20

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emohg 'he fragments 10 We sea. he
waves were 70 my eyes, lhEhHul We
'ou'a f""oef no "'-As,A"c" Whatever ana
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g. a'"a elfy minu'e. u" great o''"'
cuhy Nc ei"nR 10 IN" "''h' '"e sea ''ah'nE
perfect preach o's' W. anu ''0 COZ" 80
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ann u''t'' WIN "'H anu "''h'n '''ns'"s
!" the pieces IN 'fn'f 70 save 'h'ii's'i'os'
IN 70 nr''',c''s ''' WINS s''''' "'"' VI ''''''
appearing. N"' SCUM was "'"iu eN-
oop' inc als'i'a' 'nohn'"s 90 Tue VIM a
p'i"o" "' u'e s'"'' ""7 "'""'" W 'ii' s''
ui't nfs' suuch' Us previously Alated'--
we then covered ourselves up WIN WEI
blankets, Tor we we're nearly frozen, no,
hovlng half our clothing on al the time
Here we fcmained the greater part OF the
day, snPpos'ng the vessel would sink some
time during the evening. capt Nhikins
came IN and requested That We would all
60 out to balling the ship IN order to keep
her atoat Two oihceis went out al
time. and they were relieved by others,
each party bailng two honr7 cach' We
kept this up all thni night, water gaming
on IA, and our pumps 'aiing 10 WORK Inns
bailing was kept up Tour or I'VE nights, mn
vi The pumps got TO working again. and
The sea went down we then gained on
Inc "SieT' ana ny great eNer'lohs succeed
ed an clearing Tue snip oil water Tor the time
The captain ana the officers oil the snip
with great eAer''ons succeeded IN stoPping
some oi The worst ie"As and repairing the
decks with old pieces OF salls and other
wise patching them up TO try TO save the
ship. We Kept reheis OF three or four men
al each end OF the SHAFT to prevent the wa
ter from coming In there, where 1t came IN
by the bncke'ini' About this time we were
ehoered with the prospect OF setting the
"aoh'nefy III WoiN'''S "'"''' 80 '''u' inc WIS
SCI m'g"' R'' mo P''" 'e','p''''!
Steering apparatus was eieoteu' ana an at
tempt was maze 10 ger inc snip uhdef
weigh "Inch up 10 u''a ''.c "'u oee" "'
inc mercy OF ,ile waves, A'''f one of'"o
revolutions oil inc "h'ui II was Pfohouhcen
hopeless 10 auemp' anything iuf'her' Al
that could be done, SAID the engineer was
10 keep the pumps working, DURING all
this time the ladies behaved admirably, and
no complaint was made by them
Two or three days afterwards We saw
two sail one oil them DID mol heed us, ana
the other came alongside Of US and spoke
us. The one that spoke us first was the
Napoleon. The captain said he was short
ofproyisions, and we sent HIM of quaint
~, and she went of during the night. Du-
ring this time we were Tightening the ship
by ,hrosIng overheard all heavy articles
that we could get at We made ourselves
as comfortable as possible, and got some
thing TO eat, aud began to get some dry
clothes, as VIZ had been wet for nearly two
weeks. The next ship that appeared was
the British bng haria, but she took none
OF the passengers from U.S. All tins time
We had very rough weather. until the barque
X tiby spoke Us. An officer went 0n board