New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-24

,iss A..v SEQ TIE bask al tie sbocs beng brskA -
before described. II hecsrae secessafy TO esssoee
.pe~. Aeo,her shot wss fred bit tAs oDe 49,
success the wire breaking, ss D the cAss o. u ~
Era; snd this was rspeated six times n sseesess, -
.i1ta shot dcsg elective service The hfe o. -
th,n lersgei, ssd the people on The vesse' vsfs 49,
drawn through the surf and landed 90 Tie ese'A-
TSe passengers have since goae to the city, oeS ~
csptan stays BY bis vessel.
The Tssso beiorgs 10 81. johns, NewRcs.Ass1.
and bcu.d FINN Bahia. with coffee and rsss~ss<
for New.yo-k she h fun Of water, and - sscs q
her cargo has been washed sAhore il IL prsoeoss ~
her bottom hss been stove. Capt. Browne Is SseG
looking after the interests OF the rsdervritess.
We just now met Mr.. Edward Satr Of Bsseags~
and Mr.. Timothy Pharon Of this place, both 81 then
having just returned from the beach. They were
driving u wagon containing the remains Of tAs hres
mariners who had los, their lives % the previous dav.
These phanthropic gentlemen were going 10 Bssesgs
20 give these uufcrtsna.es decent and Chnsisa buiA
In reference to the sad fate Of Joaes and Paxkss,
append an appeal by Capt Godsworthy to the rssre-
sentative Of the British Government in behalf q tAeS
families. That viii be promptly and gsaerossly ~
spouded 10 there cen be doubt, from the Weksswe
lberalty Of that Government in similar cascs hsrets
fore. How many heroic and chivalross hearts bss
beneath the rough jackets Of the sumea, Vet Ne ~
deeds done in the past along these desoaase ~ d.
gerous shores bear witness.
n, ne R,ifssA Ccnspi az Nes ie,k.
The undersigned begs leave respectfully 70 can ye9
attention and through you that Of the bntsn uev@
me mt 10 a case which think deserves and VIII 70
ceive some favorable notice from the well Known ges
crosby of the British Government
The undersigned Master of the bark Tasee wssas
respectfully reprs cent that the mcruinG " tc ~
Of December his vessel unfortunately wreoeed o
Long Beach, near Barnegat Inlet and the lves o. -
on board fifteen in rumber placed In iunminess 90,
ger The ffe-sayipg station supplied by me unnes
States Government for the aid Of vessels b disuese
being but short distance of few men on tho oeecc
brought the life boat TO tine strand, and al the sess
peril came off TO the bark to endeavor 20 save mo-
on board. While the life boat wM iying ~
the bark, taking men On board, she untersnssy
was upset. and six men drowned; four OF ny ~
men, and two Of the men from the beach, r r
had nobly periled their lives, wers ics@ "
of these men, Mr. John T. Jones, lived on the oeece'
and has left large family in destitute circumstance
The other man, Mr.. John Parker, has len no mnuy.
The object Of the undersigned, who y br'tan SAB
ect is TO ask if you win not be kind enough q use
something toward the relief Of Mr.. John =. .Joses
family, for his hercism in trying to save The I'VE -
British subjects The American Governmeat aas %
bly done It's share toward relieving and aiding mp
uo these stations and in some cases the State pre-
ydes nav by the day to all who aid but Of coane
proyision is made for the suffering family OF tho nses
hearted man whose life Lost in doing what % sssiA
to save others. 49,.
In hopes Of your taking some favorable sctios Y AZ
matter, at the earliest possible moment osg 'ss"
subscribe myself, Respectfully y TrSopruv
Muster Of the bark T..sc, Of 81 Josss q =.
For sny information in regard to Mr.. John Jsaes
| family TIE following persons are referred tsi
I" Rsrussa., OCEAN Co n J..
Re, JOEL HAYWOOD, IVES, Crsek, Ocean Co. NJ.
PS.-Will 1t be trespassing too much upee {s~
kindness to request an answer, directed 70 ne BE-
negat Poet. Office, Ocean County N j., WITHIN vsN
or 60.