New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23

out ,o1 @1 'rb;cS be aroloq'zed hit his hospitality
I''a' e.r,y and qenuiue. and was so thorough NY
ui,erahle ihat SiaiDed II at siuSe eraus"'' '','
had Grst-ciass headache the nest horhing - y,
,,a yos, vent with me immediately on bcard 'po
;Sorgc Peabody, and gave the Captain written or,
a.. 20 90 al once to the assistance o, the
Oriental. Captain Trayers refused point Diian
10 hn1re an inch, but tie Quar'erinas'er Wa'
;nevacatle. showed in ny oar, IN po'
half Of nv felow-passeng-r, and urged, gu
,rc,,e5 and threatened; but it was wholly nhheees
sarv Lieut. Ellis il man OF superior intehe't, Va
-, l., determinations prompt CsiOn, aud lew "oroS;
lie sad the matter did lot admit OF discussion, anu
! On 10 sea ut once he murt. " els Behiio.'', -
The Coutain. 81 wash my hands clear OF tie respoi,
.,hIi,y ANY other nan may 90 who choofes, ont
won, 90 outside oi ilaiieFas shoals tonight. Inc
tbsr ia too thick and dirty, and it hIowe roo strong
10 he nj all prudent saie To start. sun iie. ENG
and myself insis ed and apoke few earnest Worus
In behalf Of the ladies'. rms seemed 10 'ouon wv
Cartoin 70 the quick. His change OF manner was a.
to,est as II was sndden. He said he DID not care
min for himself; that he would go Us lar ana 90 uS
.,prcl, f sbiIWrecked mariners as any one tnat 10
only wanted to pro ec his owners; ana INA. y TUE
Ouarternaster ordered II lie would 20. Inc HllaI
trrma,,er did order IT, and we got unGeF way MN
ont delsv In less than an hour from the lime his
i,iI,a FER. the Peabody was going outside, good
twelve knots before the wind and se;i must 90 'he
Captain the Justice 10 cay that, WIN the
and manly nature OF seaman, ne entered upon 'oe
discharge of Lis duty with u al ana enthusiasm
I that was eomnendatle His sklii III turning nis
steamer about in that strong ti'ewhy; anonB d
crowd of y.tsels at anchor all around, ana "inih
shin's lepdh of him, without touching anything,
was beyOnd all praise. lie bad "a lot OF P'ymas'ete
on hoard who were hustled OF upon a tug 70 q'ncAy
tina, thev leit their baggage on board. lie"
tr.a.nre one million and quarter, wa, pat ashore
The s,,at er wes not ball uuloddod and We TOOK ihe
earco ia sea including come bteve. Tor Bdin.lue
troJu- The steamers pilot, tapt. "llters "'u p''
object TO starting, but he looked al me III 1annei
that was pregnant win sgiiin1an'e. We ~,
rIuinly enid tba, we were engaged in a hazardous
Undertaking. / subsequently, formed the opiuIoh
that "A better IDIOT aud more thorough seaman never
trod Il deck Capt. Winters sbd ChVt' ir"'eis
make a splendid team, and work well together Ia
double harness Lieut.. Ellis, the two captains ana
w,sc.f stood on the upper deck and looked ont
vi,tfnlly upon the gloomy night. An hour or TWO
pruyed he ,ouudness OF the captain Judgment.
Tie wind and sea increased TO ,uch an eNrhs 'nst
we all four held consultation, ana hhsiy
decided thai We could not help Inc ofi
entail If we got there, aud Tint II would
he hest 10 sucbor under Hatterss Cove unit daylight,
or until the weather moderated. We soon let 20
our mud-hC ok, when the Captain klnoiy FURNISHED
Inc with change of clothes sud good supper. hitet
Il leasaut chat | tuned in and slept at tho rate q
knots. In the morning he SEA had gone uoW u, 'u'
tie weather WAS 70 thick that we bad to feel onT
WAY along cautiously with the l,ai, aud we did Lot
reach the Oriental until afternoon She had suited
her POSITION liitle, AID he sea WAS breaking OUT
ride Of her, The ioretopsail was ret, 20 force her
upon the beach Int she might not Work broadside
on and ,n,bt be got of more readily hen gbtened
Of her cargo. Lieut.. El.s, Capt. Iraverr aDd NY
self went on board the Ofienial-Tatner t,hhsn
operatiyn as the surf Was brcakiog three ioLefr
deep ssiern Of her. We found that the passengers
had all been put ashore but 'Ap'' w alu wi
S,yion bnd come on bCsrd 70 meet ~. we learned,
fnitber that tie steamer Albany had passed tie pre-.
ee6ipg dsy when Capt. IJzo boarded her ana stated
tiff e was aioa and could BE- easily p1ed OIL IL VII
srar..y De credited bot IL = n"yeriheier- iue thal
lie ATTAIN u holly refused Go render any asslriarce
i!o al,ecd hs oLiy reason ior such irhunaa con,
gutt hat he could lot sfop, M La was short Of coal
and voter fof which the Oriental had nm abundance,
md he was 30 informed by Capt. IuLo). chbbot
rive expression 10 tbe icellnsf OF DISAPPOINTMENT,
scorn all Indignation Which hs das;alolJ cOhdue'
ceeraieffd and put him ~ a moral J. Hofy ~ nm
tly -fst,tg the clrcumstspce-. Owners and under
writer's viii tle,.e make note q ile,c Iacts
regret that could not learn his nunf me t"seeh-
ge!. were INT on shore TIE pTeNlOh- AFTERNOON" hS
The rt..uer nmgcd a.mcsl hard enough 10 lahe ."'
ms.i, ont OF her. The Decentralization was a'lended
win ruch G.hculiy aid some danger; bat Gen.
A..ion aud bic stai, Capt. Pcoue o. ne regular
srioy and J. NytChci ISug, CSC. lt0n oi the Kew
Dr.. T,ug 81 Ncw-loIkI, saS That everything was
dome ID, Cant. IuIo OrJerrd, md they Wonid NOT
permit ne iunis - BE- crowded. or course me
Ladies we're pnt ashore hrst. Tie boats e"aWped
A. soon as hey struck tie rollers but 10 one u
injured auloBg the or passeugers except Lieut.
f. T. Granville Go. u, i1th y. /. Regiment, who
iell down the Oriental haiciwiy when assisting
IN brcahirg ont cargo ana throwing Carriages over
hoard 10 bruised himse,f badly internally, Affect
lfp Lis spine but breaking 10 limbs. lie rs DONG
well and y be IN Now-f ork on TIE be0fBe ft"-
body IL a day or uHo. After tho hrst "Trip oil me
bo.i- d lawser wac Iun ashore, made iast, IL bo4i-
SWINE chair riggcl aud the rest Of lie passenger
were got ashore IN tlis way slfcly Inc crow OF
I'll o. Oriental and some -9iiOrs Oh board attached 10
another steamer at Port Royal, broke open sale
rooms truIhr, boxes, &c, ana iiicd iigns AID
ioff Had iiey hCrn caught, they would have had
tlrte of martial law from Gen. SaNion, whom "e
reque.od 10 take military occupation of tie place.
aud who was elected Military Governor Of BODY
!itrd Nv ac,ltmaiiou. On Sunday the Kew. Mr.
Wheatlo1h held religious services On the l,acl, at
the suggestion Of Gen. SaNton. The salons ugSed
I'D a tent on the sand, and about 90 persons slept
"a and alou. Capt E,heridgcs one story s-anty
M out-juiuIDg-. slept IN "A iOi WltG 10 other,
10 the great disturbance OF Geas and gigantic
roachel. who bad not been disturbed before ~ de-
Cade. Tie passengers experienced great "lseoliOfi
from TIE heavy rain aud close aimusi mere "a tAe
home buE thev an bore up under Il hfnNely, aud
seemed 10 regard j., when tho danger Was over ~
sort of grand holiday picnic i meeiiug Of the
lassenltr- was held the beach, and ihey passcd
the following resolution:
BoDis ISLAND Cuni,nek County n c.,
At meeting u passengers hold on te beach. Two day AFTER
the Of the steamer Oriental it eis .nnonsiy 20"
solved h he thanks 81 the pas'enses be- cordially tel
10 Can't Ber.mn +. TuEo for bic uung Energy snd
ton o. their comiot sud they desire - o. "eiao sui
their uhdrnce 10 IL ssl arc sosornsp end,
srefa m lvsugign Of all the clfcuD inc"s, % To- ~
oneafe him from any bme csrles.ess o. want a. rrh'
conre or Judgment connection win getting The snip .o
which the fully sattti caused by ts local
/ attraction OF The iron .iip upon her comrlfsel
! E.SAXrOS, Big Gen. u. - Vol, Ch1rnsn.
W J. A. FtLiEK Esw-Yok secretary
An tic passengers scemed to vie with each other
in beng Jolly; We Were a ret OF regular MaIA Tap.
l6ys, ard making tho best OF It b.. helping one
lnolh,l, save "a lew strikers, grunblers. aud selfish