The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-21

uruIOu0od huZLnD Anu cries OF 10Y went
eel Every seemed over whclmed with joy.
immediate preparations made for lowering Me
boats they Ill sAid there need Of nurymg-shs
brig would remain two three hours r. ntieman
10 me- ~ was making hurried preparations for leaving
nd said there plenty Of umo and al would be saved
me wind blew and The sea was - high The brig -
driven o. and two Of the boats being ove In launching
The chances Of saving the passengers of course
lessened
len IN the second boa,. rhere tour children and
about eight women the boat was In We we're about
AsK IN hour in reaching the brig. expected my husband
would be there In about an hour About o'cloak We
oouh the steamer very distinctly. and did mot seem
possibls that abe could 60 down, she looked 90
wen. She had q steamer sail and Gags flying.
when Ieft her the water was up
- the second cabin noor There were only two boat loads
moro After lett Aer the arrival Of the boat they
could not get The sailors 10 90 bsck again.
Opt nsch Of the brig Marine, very kind indeed,
end laid u all under lasting obligations and gratitude
ur clothes were drenched in reaching the brig. He
eesed his boxes and trunks and supplied all with
hcshng that he possibly could He short u provi.
SONS and water, and he partially disabled; but
through his unwesryiDg waachfuiness and Kindness We
got alsng very we'll He was very heavily laden We
were board about week len the brig on Friday.
do mot know that my husband nvsd; suppose be is
ScsA
Mr. Hawey and her children left the Metropolitan yes
ssrday evening" In the six O'Clock train for Bridgeport,
Conn, where her relatives reside.
= MRS. B. B. THAYERs STATEMENT.
Mn B. rhsyer, OF San Francisco, with her two chill
Aen and colored fensls servant, were saved on the
Marine, and ct the Metropolitan. Their appear
WOO their arrival dnapidated and soed but by
no kind attentions OF the allies In the house and the
xieaors, hey made comfortable, and the little
Adren prastled played about the they had
ot but lately eScaped narrowly from terrible and un.
inely death. Nr. Thayor II gentlemaa Of some pro-
srsy and prominence In California me following 70 Mn
layers statement
We found passage very pleasant from Aspnwan 10
Ayana, and on Monday, the 7th, NO len Havana
Tuesday night felt much alarmed account Of the
gh expressed my anxiety for the safety OF he
Up, but laughed at for nidity, and assured that
eCenral America could not 80 down In that storm. On
ednesday confined 70 my bed with sickness, but on
arsday, when went deck he gentlemen kept assur
that there could not be any necessity for fear. e
vmed howsvcr account Of The high wavee, and be-
,ed that there was danger. thought from the move
ats Of the Friday, that the ship had sprung .
/, but they would not tel H. On Friday they com
iced barng out with pals, and Saturday with bar.
they worked ~ hard they could ON Saturday
labout O'CLOCK, when they said there was sail In
Il As soon as Il alor gside the women and chill
were sent beard In The life bosts, going In the
nd boat. Ny frieads had Told not 70 carry my
ey about my persoc, 20 thss al that had with me
lost with my baggage. The waves were running
ztans high ~ got h the bosts and We did not be
that they could live In tuoh . sea. We were taken
brig and expected that he would follow imme
hy. Ineesd Of that hsre but few men that
}, sId most Of them storage passengers We
sved very kind nom the captain Of the bark,
sdid every thing his power to make things pleasant
h. though he could give n bat poor accommodations.
Nspoke another brig f1 provnons, - We were afraid
craving though they raid that she brig would accom-
Etee Ill or the passengers
II Mcneil who was In the room with Mrs. Tnayer,
hare Id-I should never have ls The steamer
had known hal the were NOT coming. ahoad
nesr hoe ft my h.sb1pd He constantly assured hss
hs vas going with until he got mo deck and The
rope I'd me- when he said he could take Of
hmseHand wanted 10 be safe nrst
Mr. .hayer consinuing-The men took great pains 70
osaona rom The real state Of The for fear or
alarming they kept telling that they were gaining
"a tho vsicr, and that the water could NOT gaia be
Mn. IoEci-- And ihcy told tha The steam WAS up
when had been stopped fer long Time also that they
had thspumps 70 work, whom we saw he barrels and
paih ussi for bAlns
Mn. may Grand they ssd thst the must abAss,
md ,hs the wind had blown % hard thai could
continue longer.
Mr. hsnsou brother OF Juege Manson, here entered The
Fpou sasn Intelligence Of his brother, and terminated
Ne interview Mrs may intends 70 proceed 70 Boston,
hAr destination, where she has number Of friends and
rsaves Charles Reform, oolored servant husband Of
~ nurse, among the lost
MISS wINIFRED FALLoN'S STATEMENT.
MIS- Wnfred FAllon Was in company with her fAahcS,
TAion and her brother. about four years Of
mad Tallo = m oug
- board he Marine an h stopping st The ncropoli
m, when she has very kindly treated by the pro
uctor and lady boarden sne gives the following brief
usasenen,of The gale and The rescue OF The ladies and
sAAdren
NJ aihr brother and myself Ion for California Ne
ssh Of April and o tserc return the 2osh
u August We had very fair passaSe 90 Mo other
sade, and took tho Central America Al Aspinwan. Our
pssswe w very pleasant unit, about threo days aer
ian Havans when got In tho Gulf stream. wN sick
daring most Of tho storm and could not leave my state
ROOM vhiob ! occupied In company With Mrp. Eeddng
On SAaurdy morning about Ven O'Clock The wster he'd
been tairiig fast ard waa then three feet deep In
car s.Asersorn. A gentleman came down and TOOK
xra Eeddnt, myself aud brother 70 The upper uloon
About tweiys O'Clock my fnhor camo 10 mo tnsre and
handed me hs money, raging that hsi better keep H.
- pc hsps Imlgni be savsd aad he Lost kept but
short time, rhen The brig annouDced 70 DO In sxhs
ADJ we txpGied 70 Dc Ill nveo 20 fsse esos o ult
Orders we're ssea FOR 70 get ready and 20 In the e
soet board Marine We all expected that he man
would BE- snaghi board me Marine In . shsrs time
The .ooord ohin deck vsy before left tho saip
IRON The great press Of They had been sains oa
Tho ship from FridaY ., ,weve ococx mill saturday
we when we were beng taken on board ine Marine
ne -svcs very high, should tank {" high a. af'een
fee and we great dincuty 70 get into me boats
there sscs CT tho men eef'rc the brig came
In rsht who vent 70 bed locked Aemieps up 81 her
Ilns-coms and rsr,ed uork Some cursed and swors,
and The scene Of confession tersr snd sngush has made
IN Impression upon me which never ne snsoed.
me Marine being oui Of sight -hsn NE Central Amrics
vent down. MISS Fslou has head tonlng from
aer father left h the dcck, and has given
hiu up for Loaf Her father from ian Jose oAo MIA
sxd had considerable money with him. she u nov len