, 1869-01-28
TERRIBLE SUFFERING at
SEA.
tr,tYnl Of lle Nklfisll tsarK Cntl 4 al
DlllshdstpAIa uItcf Four 1xeEkhss Pus-
HM@c 1F IN liverpool

bN &c hlfEIRVVee
FFnC thf Pc1lltclpnla Past Jan. IS.
On Saturday 1hs. British hask Cadet, Cap
taln Christian. l4tcn Sith cartllcnwarr, cam
sicnutl I" tue 1irln ul Peter I. Wright Il ca ,
arrived lrrt. fru,n Liverpool which port she
lrit Oh tllr 9th day Of Netnhcr list. The bark.
willie sailing down 1llr Irish Cauuncl,
III, her Nth day out. Col lunsered ler first
trouble.
She wa+ struck ',ya heavy gale fro the
northwest, Int being .otla stsnnS vessel of
tlvr hundred tDiIs, aud haslu:- IN board fur
t'rn stout -cal.,en. an able '*1ntnlatdtr and
provisions 1or Il scyrn weeks voyage, the
irolIl.,c was not cnr,i icrs1 nj particular In.
ls,stance. Then fotl'wcI thecs days OF flss
weather, with EnoA "i.d, uad she sailed
snAon:lly alu,. uu,h thc ,u.'ru;nS ofthe l7lh
q, Drtnhrt, wln.h ths, u.aiu encountered II
gu'c Wltsch bHil.1i:d her on the maddcucd
wavrs until 1n' :4..,tt. The storm thea sub,
sittctt. ana the Hurn-out crew ag lin had rcst
and good wcath r, n.akin2 rapid he4tway TO
the courSr rnarled oat. Thc cI.h.r, how
crrs, snnn changed. and llcr progress WAS
aca;u Iart}s.d by heat "ir,I,, which eon.
| ;innpt! ,1nti! I he eth q! O..ubrr.
| 1t w.. 1,uw discovered that there WAS no
t 'ihtl'hnusl t'! lniAiu-. tle plrt tt which she
WIS d.stued within the TING anticipated,
| ana carc lad 10 re exercised III the tslstri
button # provisions. 10 guard against tile
] supply bel r exhausted, the men We're re.
| tlErtu tu half y gallon ii water per day and
| ha1f rutiu,,s oi hard food. The weather soon
| .sfler became boi-teroas. aad the brig was
thrown a't'1 ts linz surcirg sea. sometimes
drifting ts>twara.t then refthwA7d. the waves
breaking oyer her, 1Is.: water running
through tue sl4'ches. The hal,:sta~sc mcu
wsse keI't 3i1ss st the pumps wight asll dty,
suffering aid DISCOURAGED, and Il. times giv-
ine mp il, despair. Nat y sail hoyc in slight,
and thus thc unfortunate brig was either
ta>s;,E or l,eclttucd during the Ehoia of
| totl, November and December.
The first day OF .Iannary duwrc1 upon 9
| furnished cfe'1> subststinS on hall r Hlpd oi
rice, few dried peas. cooked Hour, and
1snf nia' Of watcr- and with ten pounds o.
Hour left iu the cooks room. 1t WIS sad
| cay for thesc living soRts. and Il PRAYER went
| up from the hesrt Of every one OF them that
| sail would lcarc in sight and save then
| from Death
in .he evening ship. tue Quccn, Of st
. Charleston. 5. G in ballast, eame within g
shpr, di.taucr, and, boarding her, they oh
. ! tanned y s'naN quantity Of provisions. They
| then bore up fer the coast !; Int oil Hatteras
eighty miles due east, they were caught III /
. | terrible gu1c from the notthwesr, and wer'
were again ri:ing oat when. on the 18th Q
: ,7auulry. the steamer 1luntr,'ss. III New fosh
was spoken, and little provision o5tainc'
n | f0m Ecr.
/ On The 10th Of Jauaary The bark agai
4 lort Up tur the coast. aua cndcayorcd 4
- | HlAht I'LL aAtsaffs1he. t'Hi hHs Iutl ~ IL
n tremendous northwestern gales and blow
= = .stwara. tn the alst the rees, almost 1e
!. sraislnc, made auo1her and last tY,r1
TIE iut,t had completely given ou.. but III
:. schooner William Flint. from Ttomaston II
Norfolk, came IN their aid and supple
/. ] their wants. Thus encouraged, the ere
worked with will. and at night sishte
;. Capc L. nlopen, and few aou1s attcFart
e were sa1c ia the Delaware River. and il IN
> days more safer still. alongside dock.
nuriny tlsr whole voyagc OF three 10 mt
ana clryen days the crew behaved most j
a misnb1y, aud not single. cas- OF sickness G
T. CURED. Ths nsen, cx1aus cd aud With scare
~. II arg sls>ttnanee, worked might and dag
ID svat.r to their waists. now handling t
n six c!s and t:eks, and again taking spells
ID thu hyakrs wit ioriisudo and herois1a. n
eH I "A rom. Was lost nor sail torl. though I
nc vessel wtui tLsrlt.l, Sumc Of the hcavi'
"a gales that lsaye uccurrcd on our coast
na | nlauy yCaTS.