New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29


.elyta They suffered 'rense paiu - TIER iegs and
! highs sDl several Of them were sAv.as ni' 10 %
dreadful state were hey reduced TIA, bal one OF
IN. m died the res; wooA hsve esten hi- body. II
rebel bad No. come as Il did, they might even
have cast lots among themselves for victim 70 ap-
pease their hun ger. The officers and crew were:
Captain. J. Rider, OF London DAVID Wilkinson,
mate Of YOrh, Eng. Antonio Doo'nso, second 'rate,
Oporto; George Saoad,rs, steward, Westminster
Alexander Smith, stSman, Dshln Duncan Richie,
seaman. scotland; Wilam Mona'si0, seaman, Lon
don; Richard Shrimpton, seaman, Lonioa; Hans
Smith. seaman, An:wup; Duncsn Conner, seaman,
Argylsbire; VIM. BOye, Henry Atkinson, H hard
MOsey, apprentices, London.
Capt. Rider is about forty years OF age and his
rate tweAiy-,hrce. The details Of this rcInarkable
yoyss e may BE found in he following
Extracts FROM rHT LOG Book OF rHE rmNcLss
LoUIsA.
American bsik Fanny lila. Of and bound 10 New.
Orleans and received from tas q beef one barrel
Coy. fourteen saOU. OF Rolasse' and SAs Of Po''oe'
tanning . salons: ard ssu.d four PInis perm.n-
Nov. ght twelve salons 81 rain wsteT.
Nov Se-sroug I'D hish ship aboTing nuch
increased to gale, and had to 6nes the ship under
Dre l-Blovips gale with heavy sea Same weather a.
midnight This day we reduced ne allowance 81 wstet t
pre- s-E1amined stores and found remaining O5 pounds
biscuit pounds beet g gallons OF water rOrn which
served 20 each pound hscuI pounds beet :. pounds
four piuis OF all Of DAY. Our PoEk 'nsa
Dec. t-BlO~ns sle and ship lsbohns very much, willie
the Sea usSes a complete breach over
Dec mo abaeuen, OF the gale Lid the slip TO sud cSt
mas ANsy several spare ard salt.
served out four pists 10 each mar.
Dec lSBlowns ale snd tn, 'hr sbcriEs heavily aud
Dee I5-Redue,d TIE Jaiy allowance Of pint
sL each man. .-,.,.- 49,.
Bfsliln coor.; 81, could CORE uP with b.n. The
provision, each PER dSy reduced 70 10
beef ~ hour 10 b'cui' Que pint Of water aad Pint Of
De l7slip ,.bor, much with tic sea breaking all
Dec la-shp hove to Is blowing gale with very high
at o'clock the whole Of the an aud P@enro
lilly refused work the ship unless they were served With
larger quantity OF vine from ne cargo ne 9Is
Dec ~ The ssle unsbatcJ with very h,h and
hard drop Of board served the crew with
rR ~ ~ni So ~ P on ana hip the
in the morning during heavy snow-s'oi' the ship sborns
Dec. .f-noon-There is ship in sight AnernoOn-Tas
ship IN ssht al proved be the bark Lizzie Nichols Vt
Portland n lous out Newiork for Corunna; she
70 bs Of beef snd pork 10 lbs of biscuit smA eSk Of
water and 10 ' of -four for which be received es'h 81
pc 2i-BiowIs haTd, vi high 'ea aud aeeE' covered
Dee s4-p -TLci cloudy With heavy fall Of snow, sni
Dee 2-Lisht wind, and cloudy at p M made the land
and laid Until daylight u dawn made sail and stood IN to-
be
neat Inlet the Light house bearing BY N sbOu, 10 mile. o.
Dec. q Strong gales and cloudy at oelocs wore ship
siose N hof GIIa WIZ . .1nI , .bp e,rr,ss
the ard and blowing the msntopss 90 bbcos
ss s uow .S. ne NO oP would ,1C h Tor .cae time
to make fast length The remuantit the sas were
.nd The sea preaching a, and , the bulwat, were
%SS 9~a .sIiH oRsI dau ss ds Sy oe
$50 issued the last OF ouT water th day. leaving nons GA
beard obliged to out wine instead.
DE - hard sea
breaking the ship at Intervals pumps instantly attended
ar len WITHOUT ether water provisions the gale continues
with voencea hsh running hove to under close
sSs y' . s 'S'G o to Hs s'Sv IN leu Of water ana
Dec. S.ContiEued sLes, With heavy ses, and SHIPPED
Re Nc Of pIc'tioO. and water ~
Dee the Edit i Davidson oN- H.
strong gale; and eSse The Csgn Could s not TST ~ %
the late e he spared two sweet potatoes and "sa bar
rel Of oysters divided the potatoes aud oysters among AL
ast three days Antonio Domingo and Alexander suh who
bitten in the storm Of the 18th obliged 10 leave
Dec 2s-No sbacnet Of the gale there sail In sight
but st .aler there chance OF our getting near
Dee 80 Moderate aud clear and vessels in sight; IN
N, ds'ty bore d9wn on ne % ore wSn
KeWoh he behaved Oq. with the sTeaie. lndHss. soS
supplied us With half Of bis provisions and water by TAeh
thank the Lord, saved starvation and death
stnce being vino the provisions were admn'eredin smsu
portions .,. - ,,,, ,... -,
tbe set 10 hsh the yards and bend the sails
Jan isTacked bip to the northwarl and eastward A,
md Lin sea 1t 10 We lad the Lad going sounding ii stbom,
water land in sight, supposed TO be Egg Harbor
topsa. several sail sight; midnight showing winds attended
With 'lse Let % IL \ lon % q m, north t,c..
ssan in 10 AhOms Of water to the sE noon threatening
Jan 4-pn-A sudden ,h Of the wiad to the NV. caused
10 70 take IN our canvas quick IS possible while
for opss spit through the center aud blew ell 70
ClOso.reCtcd
midnight, blowing gale with heavy snow the shiP
sumed. nsued d biscuit, o. nee, OF
seSrnid .tamep, and Geo saunders. steward being badly
fTost-bitteD, we're released from duty.
Jan s-strong gales and high showers u and
ship laborDg heavily snd shipping much water which carried
away stosrd buwk asd did us other damage Dasc.n
being all IN al state through waat q provisions Aad
loDg hsrdshps We can only nu. orsns., h.nd o.'d. r
captain and mate 10 do ships duty not hsvns another ops
oteLd the captain and Ae are IoPsdna IL SP.A 70 inc
IN heaSn be Iced The line parted aud We o toe ad ana ~
shoms Of line ssued the same quantity OF provisions ms
pa sail in sight to the wc.t Captain aud mate rep,r
Ing mantsP,al In The cabins hove to under mantoPsa aid
Jan Hard gales, with heavy Sea running ship laborins
very much with Quantities Of water breaking over bet
blew ava, ibe co,eresied msItopss to ribb5n'i
Jeff without single ops 20 set there provisions
and cShausiion TOOK al hands down tho cAbn try 10
preserve their vss thu gale continues with great violence
Jan s-Hsrd gales With heavy squalls; vessel labor
ing heavy slipping much water the pamps wore
ship s. w under elosereefed mainopA h1ye % toward
midnight, the gale still continuing with great violence Tie
ship with aud ice aud the weak aud
6m; Administered vine IN small portions 20 preserve lite,
hayir no provisions Lat. 81 81, lon. II 20.
Jan 9Tbs gale still continues With great violence snd tie
break the chip No provisions water Served
out wine the in su. quantities We burned the
reduce its and render acceptable %
their .tonacbs At o'clock boarded schooner but could at
relief only bucket water having been seventeen days
blown the land and in the Calf Stream BY the gale Sic
had but twentyoBe bueuis board 81 which tho eapa
gave 10 the tye men In the boat. "