Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-21

| lli devote about ihtftN dhN= 10 tHe sfHfeh
The Iyonuai- Disaster,
-couinucs 10 excite painful interest, which viii
Aari, soh.iae until the fate Of the passenger who
look to the boats and ought rrfnge on the rat, is
asccrtniucd
one of the rescued sailors in his statement, in re-
/ gard 10 the clipper ship. says
" She fired two guns aud heard the cries Of
distress Of those board her during Ten minutes or
tacrenbouts. She must hayegone down because she
Hsi lch 40 much of her works about our deck
The Fireman. Victor Poirreanx, says,
=" he remembers seeing clipper ship lying nj one
al the piers Of the East river with gure-hcnd cor
responding with that left the deck of the Is,on-
mis- The ship he refers to, left for London on the
18th Both OF October, and far he can rccol-
lsrt sir, was loaded at pier . q. Her name was
Iragouuc, or something similar. Inquiries have
lrcn made along the East River, but to no purpose
although several remembered such figure head
where Iic} could not say
TIN, man also furnishes some interesting incidents
connected with the adventures Of tue rescued after
they bti put off from the wreck. lie says.
The three women with us showed great courage
except during the night when they would frequent
y cry out If the boat shipped Madlle forc
Ieant against my knees rs ! steering, and was
the hfaycst OF the three; Mrs Schede got very
frightened and hyscricn towards the last: she went
On to Bremen with her husband in the bark Elise
On the 9th inst, large three masied vessel
about gunshot from US judged from her build That
tie American. cotld distinctly see the
~ ,I,.l ,,,rI mad. ,,,, a., -, -
gtrrn==it began with Hn :. The stranger would not
". ,,s ali ,ri.I on, r., H.. h., 4. ,.,. - H.,
A.. .,ilc1 ,,y,y from, NJ ~. s,,fr.,,d ,,rh !, ,
NIr-t, if We had had waller, could have reached
NV York without assistance. think the Captain
,,J n. ,,,,. IN 49, ,,arad =, ia, I ILL -
,,usi have ,,,c dn,vn Inn. Tlor, ,.,, ',','" "
On the batter they were all placed in the boats We
had ,r,,, inns far Fifteen, i,, I'm, t1,, , tit
with ali ,,,, Ibr iir.t day and G,, : lys , ,,
n.,tI,ogf n,etbiu,, Ia cat III. ,,.,,, 49, -.
uakcd lint The sgor4 Who Il Lraa[L, Gro Geo.
lids into tho Iout goyc tI,,,, ~, =, In, a1 a.
,,,r1 tL,,, from, crce,i,, g. l.a,h r. 10 , ,
Who died Of frn.t Ind had tb. ,,I,iIis ,l,. ,,nli
IN, h.. .,,..,,,,,ll F.. .h. "a - !i ~
- ,o,l I,r NOT ,,,tin,, - 'e , ,r,i o'''
NnoIlcr tfr,no, N,.t.r Fu,ie,,s s,,.s.
Tho ront,iu ,vo. ,,.,y c,,l' and did No., o., -,
al fri.bicnrl. he sniJ Ia ma Nv nnnr GlI,g a.,
aHtor il ,.,iaIp, ,,,n, NJ g" o,a 10 ,ha, 60, =,
throwing ont the sacLs of orain whiI,t ofbcrs mt
Tho boats in ro,Jinos7 far l,un bip,, a., ,r.orod t
pro,aiens amer thi,,y hours ln, ,,l ,.d MN, th,
eoioc, pp5 .,,, NJ ,tc n,, iI tL.i', ,,,,,
ON the t,r,,l, Win mo ,,,,,,,i a,,l aysis,a3 i,
inp tho r,f ol This ti,n' tlo str,r,o, ,,s fi, '
mn, l,l met h,r ,l', III, MI ~ 49, 10 '''e 60, e
hat otl,cr4 told mn she fired t,r,.. / t, sl ,,',s
l,,o, mi o,l, 81, a., ,,,i,.,tcs ,t,.t nil f m >,
Baltimore ucr,hnn, Nv; uJIc., In u..,a,
The Bo- ton Post Of saturday, his the Following
IhjtI Tic dead bl - ~ ElutFtnent laSU
" \ NV York gentleman married Young lIalt-
uplc ltIy nhout a rtur auo and last fail tlcy took
up ihrIr abode In Lowell. \ Baltimore merchant an
old acquaintance pf the bride soon afterwards made
las appearance, md va VERY attentive Ia the lady
and hrr hu band cue AcuinP when the party WIS
IA naz5f aIa... l#..# a.4ea' ..f
Iur q 7hort time, and during his alscucc an eopa-
nrni WIS planned brtNesa the laIt and her friend
: pci#aH man adip,aiue alroyc overheard the ar
TN cement and -cnl the midland an ANONYMOUS let
t'r ~ r'ruing Thu husband kept a .hnrp lockout
,HI 1t Wednesday discovered that his VIII had tel
eanpard 10 the merchant, agreeing Ia meet Inn in
3o 'al ~ three O'Clock HAT day. Tho husband inn
nrIudelv informed hi, Witr That he was going down
cast and coming Ia TIM city awaited nnXollsly The
aUi..rD of the train from lowell On s arrival the
h. vs. Incl b., the merchant aud the twain get ia
o. II estrrtge aud drove l., the American House the
lu .ba0d following in another carriage the I'M
btul then went ton hRYcr aud at midnight in com.
plu' with hs l,tsci nj aepnty zhprn proceeded
- TEE American llousenul surprised the compile In
their fnonl tl., ugr,ttftal for tl,e nj sbt gr
~, llmecn.aed la the matter va. 6naI, seflcI
the husband taking : 600 from the merchant and
,grrelar Is. talc hi II, III. amin
The Boston Caarlcr Ina. a different version Of iha
nun Neeordi, r. 10 is account. "A Southern mcr-
,A,1t .vuil, in the rar. roing To BOSTON, made the
4..,qIatnntr uT "luu, woman al FINE il,ncarlrre
.ui lcNit.hin, uanueI4 On rclrhin,r Bn.iua thry
took u ..,rlit.,c in common "A hotel in common aud
a..-,rl Il, he known ..Vr md Mr. plil,ler or
fol.a They supprd tospthrr,nnd then retired; but
cloud .oen eaine over thcir moonslinc ns will lie
.r,p lrani the iolloWiu. from the Courier
Vt twelve % clock there Wa II fearnil knocking at
,r i, nj fine lady, chamber nothinr likc il s,ncp
the ,Ie,lh of Duncan Mr. earr,,ic rr.cd oat Who
i, rhrrr: no answer; hut mere knocking. rhe,!oor
.....5 y. 4, =. =, ,....l , ,.,,i1. a. ,.,#.,# ,,.l
nm, r., fb. ,5,.,ter,, ~, Iai,',el lI1.b3n'a
ne.e5p.labl, had +, Warrant issoed by due process
of law. for fine ,rfc.t If Mr. rarfolt who was preu
/, ffieat.aeI The LAWYER Vas in attendance ul the
sp