The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-02
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NARRATIVE IN ANIEHLSIl NG
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who Lava fo, ~, W. among the passengers
ma r. daT i Crti NJ NJ ~ tne steamer Tor fana-
L., W. W. n C"P'"Ih y. NJ hnowles OF the clipper
! PP " ~ ""Ng' when mas been missing for sew
a. h' anu long SINCE given up as lost, with
tnrastin ono az tme tap''ll story is very in
him for vonr reaJors TLL !nG PARTICULARS from
| Sa,,+a,,l >! - - ny snip lett New ork in
PlsilotI laSt, lor gan Francisco, where she ar
iEeu On the lith OF January, leaving again in bal
oii t,ie 'th vi uafy last, Tor Valparaiso
some time afr StartiS inns wi,ich prevailed for
II - t sIii,in iofceo the vessel consider
aoly 70 Tue westward OF the usual track of vessels
oouhd Tor the south American ports. All went
wen, however untii 5he night Of the 4th of March,
"a LNioN es nau taken falr observations daily,
anu On the hlSht IN question supposed himself at
easI taleeL vi ei2hteeh miles from any land. An
uouI aller inlTnlght he discovered breakers upon
tho 81; pom, tne 9eiln was put hard down, but
upon sunken coral reaf and sno WcenFlng, struck
J :; ~ L DSeu' "a neaVy SURF broke over the ship
anu became evident at once that she must be lost
as nossbo h,t o Tu1 "Way TO ease her as much
g.: Pe' 'u' an eloI Is 10 relleve her materially
lalieu
daylight at last revealed their position, and
that the FeSsel mad struck the reef surround
IiT oeono, very low lagoon island, mile and
nan or TWO miles IN circumference the reef extend
ing IN some places two miles from the shore. Soon
ateT 9ayIght the boats were got out and all hands
III te course OF the day the Captain suc-
snnnIT Of 5roris;on ms hauee"I instruments and
~ KY itol Isi"nS ashore During the ten days
tns 'ne! were unable to get out to the wreck
n th i,J III consequence OF the surf. While
P rnt n,,nG Japan movies made very careful
liee 81 toon ,;Is . ~ nc talhed mat oeono
on the latest English charts, by which he had navi
Entai .lG SNIP thls error OF the chart-which
TaPialn az movies Is confident will be also exposed
the loss Of the VIA Wo Nandalla, soon
!
III IL no iftn Vi Hiarch, started in his life-boat
hanntnn - I"te, NJ James r. BARTLETT of Bing
savnpt,t,o anu hte men, for Pitcairn's Island
find relief there not 70 he hd expecting to
ont of the usnoi tao1 r nau at oeono, which is
WI tT ior. "sI"i track OF vessels in any trade
c.; ie', 1ne sup had not broken up, and the
bip uut liz specie ana carried 1t down with
nm nm: IltGairh island 1t will be remembered is
leruie ana pleasant island, only four miles in cir
UulncIt nce' WHlcn was settled many years ago by
.le huIineers OIL the british naval brig Bounty it
S 'tis peen lavorlte stopping place for whalers
ana the captain went there in hopes of meeting
some one OF them who would carry himself and his
men 10 the sandwich Islands.
arriving at the island in forty-erht hours he
b oau was u afnH mi d., the sHtlers horin h
r,te mon, ~, . INIT vi course the unfortu-
iio and d now without boat of any descrip-
There seemed ~ h. "ttn "iilch 10 construct one
nossass tbanosolroI =. notninS lor them to do but
or March when thew mirht nun un't next February
bI;e i a men tleS hilSht nope Tor succOr by the
abomnds in tro;ooI up the Pacific The island
chickens Iaft hp al winch, with goats and
az Ieil oy the late settlers, promised abun-
deserttod torn 90 the captain fitted up
a. rossiLIa and made himself comfortable
iSIand ,,o. AN oi1 gun barrel, picked up on the
man could fno & upon rude stock, that
another In this dual T "a sba m nat while aimed by
down for meat '"'iiioh 'iie goats were brought
Tn waIk MA ob,,.
dav thew far aT oid rne deserted settlement
axes. planes and o,u Tools consisting of few
determined to buiId u's h WIN these the Captain
the Marty nrocoodod a poat 10 get away with, and
execntion az at once to carry the plan into
for they had no saws NOV was no small undertaking.