, 1860-09-10

When cur reporters reached Wiae:kc, c:
10 4. H., the surf waa rolling in heavily, and
breaking in thunder along ,hs beach. the gala
having risen to 4 fearful fury, from the north
sast, and thus rearly en shore. The shore there
Is An uneysn bluff, ranging from thirty to sixty
fact in height, with narrow "trip Of beach It
its base. 1t sous points the heavy surf made
directly sRainss tbs bsld bluff. At nsst points,
howaves, Z narrow trac. intervs1ed uRwakhed
BY ths waves, aad 80 aeording place AID foot
hold for the operations for rescus.
Tie who1s beach for three miles ~ found
s1swsd With fragments OF the light upper pos-
tons Of the iil-tated steamer, and out to sea,
whsre tho wxres we're rolling more heavily than
Il usual seen eycn in our September ga1es,
the surface Of the angry watera for miles IN e1.
tent, as far Us the eye could reach seward, IVES
dotted with fragments Of the wreck, and rats
and epa1s, with what were clearly made cut to
be human beings clirgng to them. At this time
(l0 i. NJ, various authorities make out that
from eighty to one hundred persons could have
been counted driving at the mercy Of the mad
deuei elements, towards the high, rolling
breakers and eu1f wzshed beach and bluff,
rh.,.. +h,ve.,ds with r+r.;o;,1 rvas watched
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-. -. 80 49,, .,.;~ ~. l., 4ha ~,.aa
r..,. - 49,. .h,,, fx.Au
r..,. sa..h - v;na.ta no,- tha country
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'~.:a L. ~. ..-.;.o-. .bo COWS
ashore in the steamers Jaw], among whom Was
the Steward, Mr. Rice, to whose appended mar
E"''e No 4e4 w." 1...,
aao'ae4, tn7 lass 'eacnios '-s ono'e 1t'"s
4@'e1. LUG neeapo.noo4 AA'4 "eto
Was Bent ~ LUG o"en'Ds' a. '1e e'@o0 "-'"'
aoo party Oh "sn "eio psFP@ 'ae !" ~ W
10 INC 'ic'n''5 "ns!e lug Do4'A 49, 4AA0eu'
"nen mere S''en'1on wa o'a"n ~ l4eH 0"n
shore ~ Sill more pe'n'o'5 10 oe 'ne seene %
'oe oaJ' iae "'ao HUI oens aneeu' =" euo4e'
eAs1'eo eaen 'sef af1'sal '''.'e 'os'oes eoo'n'
ano no" r4ts' ooa11os nom2n oetns' "e'e "seu
neatang Hine'8a' "oe1s'as couo'ty ies'oenes
OF hx'a4aermaa tsf'er o' 'nl9 CITY oeeup'eS
Inc E'en oluu.
PAraes OF men "efe On 1oe aer' Anu 1saoJ
,ee 'uo "o'A .. teesae "oA4 eel
eamnaoo't5 came up III tolee' A'ten"oa "a' =.
hrst directed to large fa's coming In @eao's
ons ofase'y oFef tne waves upon "n'e1 "e'o
standing large group o1 nanan oe'0es' ''o''
knp*n 10 nave osen So"e tytg III iunoe!'
Around aoo pe}ono II Oh ell sloes "e1e saoe'e
survivors and groups Of TWO or three. OF Hsore,
but painful interest centred about inc fase o. 'naI
I 4&SFQ1ET
With glass, thoss on shore could see TEST the
company on posro eesmeo 10 eoey tne ofoess
clone. That 9adles and ehilorsn were snere-
hearts On fhoFs foFgot to neat LOT an 'nstan''
and then 81" the rail- pfeak a1o disappear IN
the scas. vi the entire nonoer On ooafo oo'5 :
fifteen names appear in our ISL OF Inc saved
VI the lost was the orase neA't "oo 'f'eo LIS
beat TO save iSose COZ "ltteo 10 hls coAf3e' .no
per'sheo IN mo at's" pt-o'0oe e'p's'4" "aee
Ht1on' Inc eo'nn'anoef u Ane on'o4N'H"'e
steamer
| The work Of rescu {, however, did not pause
in the agony that wrang the hearts on shore
Men residents Of Winetls, and Evanston, strip
ped of all supe1fluous clothing and with rope,
tisd about them, held on shore, dashed uobly
into the surf aad only by bY such peril w1ested
the saved Of the wreck. Where many wrought
30 well We cannot here particulariz., but wt
accord the universal sentiment Of the day in
the assertion that the Theological lseachinga o
the Garret: Biblical Institute must include I
liberal amount Of" Aussular Ch,ts:.anity." fcl
Messrs. Spencer aud Combs Of ,hst institution
were foremost among the heroes OF the day
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