New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
A.ew2lprk Daily Gribame
FURTHER FROM LAST ISLAND.

Fron The N,r. Orier., Picspuse. .fng d.
Further accounts from tue eyer-to be- sady.remefn
bered Last Island soninpe TO reach US ana me ouraeu
of them does rot ahs,e of ts painuloe. Bt yes'er-
cay congfatuliting readers on the escap'
of several from the sudden and fearful death whce
they Lad oeen at first reported to bave met. No~ws
have to record that OF them have nee succumoet
bent ath the terrible trials they had undergone, the ex-
bsuson of their last energies, aid the severity OF ha
INJURIES they had sustained
MIR. Ihos Mile we are informed died at an early
hour Yesterday morning. at the residence OF Mr.. T..
BJyait, q. Bsyou BTut. few hours after his fellow
sufferer Mr.. Henry Muggah, had preceded him TO the
last bourne OF hum,nity.
Mr. Michael Landry, we learn with regret, was AID
in ye,y critical condition, having been exhalssd To
,eirum by his suferings. He was found hoatlng t@
the marsh, about twenty miles from the pisnd, no
was sent home to Lafourche last night tom tue bsy'0
Bouf Station of the Opeoasas Rail oad OIL hand ear.
We subioin another letter which We have receives
from our correspondent at Brashear. i wlrbe seen
that there are few slight repetlons OF items ~aicn
we have eready published ieey tIe 70 ui,e SoM
ever and are accompanied With other circau'
stances that it did hot seem az all necessary Tor US
B,RsuFAR Wednesday, Aug. 20. lsS.
EDS. PIC: promised in my last TO obtain ana sent
youa ist of the gentlemen who formed the vonn,esr
crow of the T. Archer, 20 promptly eispatcaed iIoD
Btrwick's Bay, on her euand OF seneVoience' mo
ooso. Very mauy ot them are unused 10 .ne
zeal and fidelity which might have done cfed1 20
the and snews Injured to toll Write their names IN
letters of gold thai youths may be inspred 70 e-
ulate their se.foreetfGness- ervid phantnropy
when the occasion shall offer From csptsn ID nre
men. they took upon themselves the whole dates OK
the aac, ed embassy a. foows discharging the entire
Of the boat which happened % D. tne ssVes VI
the owner with the exception OF the commancer.
up Rider, captain; VIM. III Dodge mstsi Nor
rs L. Swsyre, fret engineers Hemy Watkins, second
engineer; Eugene DAILY and j. Lowry ass,'tsatss
Paul Lucas and Louis Duclos, cusulers; r. N. hoy.
ster Thos Roys,er, A. c. Spane, j. Cumm'ns Antoi'o
Lecrox and Alien Duyter, volunteer hands; DIR. Rch-
area, surgeon; Nathan Berwick and w: A. Doaglsss.
The Archer has again re:ulned, aud rsPorts some 70
FIVE additional returns from the grave-Mr. Mead OK
Patersonvi.le; an Indian boy; Mr. Landry Of A.
SUMPTION and servant yoman and one other my in-
fomant could rot pane. ,.
Can't Smith has remained on the island, taking
charge of wbateyor property turns up and employing
FIVE or six negroes in buying the bodies discovered.
| Many dead bodies have been found and buned a. "
neal Caillot Bayou.
The most eminfLtly worthy OF remembrance on this
OCCASION so well calculated TO y the gsnder charac.
ters'ics Of aphood seen al hands to be admue2
TO be- Capt. Abraio Smith RodOoh Miller Briggs en-
gneer Of the Star j. Rogers, cltfk DeIDen wAy :
young man scaroey ou. of he teens Thomas Elhs am
Capt Carey, with the last not least in worth, John
Davis, your own worthy fellow'citizen.
Many other mentioned with high encomiGms OF
their galartry and de veon 10 the duties VI hr nsuy
Mr.. Jackson of OpTousss among them, and ME-
Robmet Of Patersonyie, who Tort his life in his on
deavors. Who can hope 10 die more worthy than hs.
who in the language of Hume pays TO virtue sha
" debt he owes 10 nature"
The Texas will bipg those robbers Of the dead t0
account. The Blue Hammock will search every Pos-
sibe nook upon the coast, while wood and water ast-
MIR. Thomas Mile died to-day ON the effects OF he
exposure, aud Mr. Henry Muggsh last night.
The bodes found, told, are all in such 6
state of decomposition to DO beyond recogpiion %
even Of removal in some cases Many Of them wera
fund in the marsh in q sitting POSTURE with their
hesos between their knees, as though they had es-
capped with life from the immediate effects OF WIND sn1
wave, TO sink into the everlasting sleep fIom e1hsu'-
| tion.
Among the pirates snested, we learn, is IN oyster:
fisher known under the sobnquets Of Chtpekeekee,
| or "Ckicbiriqu" (" and Portuguese Joe."
Mr.. Thomas Ellis, we are informed, has made
present of his boat said TO be the finest and fastest IA
these waters, and worth 81 200, to his boa.keeper FOX
BIS gallant and skful conduct in aiding TO rescue those
on tie island from the perils Of the disaster.