The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

News from the Bsbamss,
pIsAnERs AT eBA-TorAL WRsCK OF rur surp
CIoERo-THE Bne PKNcEss ROYAL ON HEn Bpxx
ENDS OF LDH, ETC., nc.
me following satesnt Of the particulars az The ~ az
the Cicero wrecked % the bahamas lat meath h.s sseu
prepared ~ Inc steward Of that ship one of the eight q
her crew who arrived yesterday In the Ksrnsk:-
The ship Cicero OF 600 tons burden ss,,.A e,.r. ~
ton for New Orleans The go Of Aps wa ru,i csr,t
and t~o psssepgen-s lacy and gentleman An vent On
We VEIL with The s.csp:,eo q me ..p,.n aadne i.ss .i
hn cnIonomeser until The night Of the 36th u Apr - .
quarter welve, whom the vessel struck ~, Al 20
on the great Gusoo Key lsahamss) sach sss ~ vo,
dashed 70 pieces The captain gave orders 70 out -
three masts away which done me $50 tAss nsda
boats al the houses the and passsaesrs es~-
ing the star board fioe qoaster NJ shin
tn.n srusg around - The breakers broke hssv1 upea
hoping thereby TO save the lives d those O board
wnh great difficulty We sueoeeded in gsessg eutssAs e.
but her ftarboard broadade, laying her deck night
lay. We renamed In that position for . very nttla
Wa such that cannot describe is mere We nslhinG
but death before ~; but sI kept clinsi.g on MIS-
Smith w:s between the captain and pyssf, and hsr
eors, Invested my self Of my clohing bdaias tha
md swan towards psOs q II The o.sss arsss. ssrs
was such N eddy thst gong down,
upon After three hours sunssDe with Ne waves,
got near to the beach; but myself
eoun! Of The surf being 90 high WAS thrown up tw,cee
but hhen back again In one Of these struggles fell
with one Of our hogs, which laid held Of. At
,ha moment heavy surf threw me some thirty
about nine o'c,cck in The morning On recovering.
had great dinaculty In clearing my mouth q The
the ISLAND, ana he ,old ne Vas castor
for the sun 70 come down from the sky than for any boat
70 sss 70 inc wreck 70 rescue the Grew About esyen
ne Two mates ana fourteen sailors clngng y They
had hard struggle OF II, but landed safely. On We'd
buried him the beach Caassnans Key and q FRI
day We founI the body Of Mr.. Pauney. We buried hm
found. We then proceeded Nassau, NJ p, ~hsrs ihe
American Consul provided ~h clothing AID procured
= vSS ts mp
captain crew and passsnssrs -
N. sono-,,. 1919! d u, = a I, y, a.svsc;
Captain Smith, Of the Cicero.
NJ. Carney and Mrs. Smith, passenger, Of Galvestoas
James Sheppard, seaman, and ten other seanen ana
the cook names not known
Prom the Royal Gazette, Naysl
The brisanine Princess Royal, Capt. Nswboid owned
by NJ johnson, 81 Georges, ~i:n IN inbcafd cargo
And dseslo:d Of cattle, ef. New York Am NH ior
tnsse Islands Nothing noticeable All the 18Th,
when IN lat 80 deg Is min lon 70 deg 80 min TIERS
ssre evident ssas q N .pp,oacbus sss very
Z n, 4 vi u reached to violent hurricane, winch
The vessel was hove TO- but abored heavily, having 10
contend with oross seas, toespg Almost mountain high:
bus the noble little vessel struggled pravsy carrying Sss
decx load OF live freight safely each suoossdios ses
rolling on I'LL the norsue Of ne sou. W. -
ABOUT seven O'CLOCK, heavy IT uck the vesseI throw
her on her beam ENDS carried s-.y Der TOP oul.Uks
swept the after part Of the deck washed he csboosS
house overboard, In which, unfortunately, we're HearY
smith, seaman, Henry rrost, seward asd David Jsoes,
cabin eoy ne two FIRST named Of fuckers Town. aad th
Henry Troa seemed 10 have been injured q The poor
thrown 70 him but sank immeoisssiy ths osHer Benrv
emh, with . nobepess Of worthy of beueY fate
struck out for The cabooss house. when BY hs uss Wa
Was BY the bouse. He reached IL and placed Tie boy
90 hs top, and held him there sesg arm vhit
ship, sho just II that moment saw tremendous -
break IN foam over the brave man and the boy whom
bosom Of The ocean 70 BE- ssen no more
Everyth that, under the crcu instances, could be
and he rsmsipos, 81 nv css oess y sss osp.n
man vho unmndful OF himself When he saw fellow DO
ins IN danger bad turned 70 the vessel in al psobaby
general favOries particularly Of the captain, Who esis
c.sas Ns~Scld ,Sins. BE- ss sS cav 70. much ~
praise Of his vessel and believes that very few vsssev
one Of the severess be ever bss.1 xsa ~.
Tross, who had been In The Princess Royal for seve-
~ yeA remarksd 70 The captain shortly before The 40
ycun NOS catch me u again" He also reu0ked On
.eens some one IN the galley, that shs place
Ne could 60 h storm but, Strange 70 say he went IN
here tuss bsfose The accident above rslass<
Prom the Nassau Guardian. April 1l
The abandoned SLAYER which lately noticed a Setns
lsnore % Andres bland, We brought here under Jury
nssss on Monday She fine vessel Of sbout Sno or
and ess apparently been built about three yea
NE furnished with nlave deck stanchons; and seve-
nj ueroes OF roe besdes wafer o~sss we're gsund ON
ols.ins line: we're ~rsss On sss s.s S'@-''' ' 10"
ypo rryor, 1889 JDo. Pryor No 81.
j. ". Taylor left Warren ssrseA n.,~s
bsue 70 oct ~ MARI land len Baltre
LfuGrs,s on the 2ssh Jany 1859,
u Y. BOD whnehed for g. A. Laguayra
Wnue south Anerfos
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Names Of makers Of stove; Hayward Bartlett q Co.,.
3Alumore.