, 1870-11-04

rIxced u,A,u / wagon for conveyance ia the
i,nca Of orerati n. The afternoon w.n.,
sway and no teoiuRs wc1o received frnm tho
v.rtel or the rcsct,ing p.rty Finally Captain
Al,c nckcn-on wss dispatched 10 asce--
tam the nA1ue Of the vessel, aud whether or
90 tho crow h.a get been .anded. Here
tuned 1t niShtfall with tho information
tltat the stranded schonnar was tho III,
I,atee, ard further thst the lifc-boat Csptain
llAmn,cLd had taken with him was utterly
useless; an attempt had been made to reach
her, nnt the boat WIS altoGetlez inadequate
TO Withstand tho terrible surf which hrukc
ose1 the zcekx, the crew were obliged To make
theas Way Athore sgnin with all possible haste
in order to preserve their oxu lives. Upon
rcscivilG this intelligence. Mr. J. II. Mout-
Go1ntIy, managing owucr OF the Ell Datcs. ut
once sought another bost and croE to tlke
W H. Ogden. Captain Cheney, Of the tug X.
I HeIotd, and four othera volunteered. aud
the Og6eli1 yawl boat WIN provided. II
waA At first proposed to crors with the
tuE, but tho sea WIS IuLnlng 30 fe1r-
fully high That the project was aban-
doncd as ono OF altoRstaer too great danger,
and the rEwl was accordingly feK1ied scroas
and then conveyed by wagon ~ the other boat
had been. 1lis second party arrived II the
shore oprcsite where the ve.scl lay 1T shout
midnight. Here il is proper 10 say that the
rocks upon vhich..sb lies are kno an ~ Roses
| Reef, about ai1 uiles up tie Canada ehuro.
Arrived there. the new boat wan glven over to
Captain Hammond aud his four Companions:
the sea ami sutf wero still Terrible, threat-
et.irg death TO anyone nho SHOULD attemp,
to breast tlpir fury. The nc"la III.
lows took their IlaceH, cautaiu Ham
mond a. tho helm, aud tbs others. sse!l.
cd 10 the uunitcr OF about fifteen t.y tito prJ-
pic Of il,u ueishec:hood. who gathered 10 the
.rot, wa1ed breast derp into tue water. and
succeeded in eeitinE hel atloat. Tue word xze
given to pull, aid the strong atd willing attna
Fcor tuccrttietl il fsinginE tLo yawl boat to
the verssl; Elk Of the crew Of tiue s we're taken
in. and finally ret u!on the trietd's shore.
Tie sItaiIi. Timothy McEwcn. would hare
waited until the last. but tl,e othe1s insisted
he should be one Of the et1. so he cau,o With
them, bringing his books and papers. This
waA LITTLE after o'clock yest:rdsy moru-
iug. IL. buat xAA agaiu launched in the
sane uzuntr, aud at hRls-p1st O'Clock
Ia.ded tie remaining three. Tho achieve.
r,el,t ef resc1,ing these men from what u
that lime was telicvea to t'e the most i'm
snt1u1t danger. and at time when the
e:omehte were warning ~Mh, their Nudes
fury, i. rne illust1ions enough to be 70
1nembcred through al our lake marine his
tory. Considerations ~ 10 tue loss OF prom
city were altogether caat ASIDE, and onl,
the sA,ing OF human life thought Of by Mr
Montgomery or any OF the Ee~cuing CON
I.4uy. The rescued men were very rnaef
I
Dire, clleil them tho ci,sire dRs, and th1y Wouf
donta' 'es.- Lave ieen uuab1e TO hold out muc
l-ngG.- sir. Ellsworth. gentl mau who Re
s:,ee in sl.e vicinity, extended kindly hosp
ta!iti. to lx,tl, the sAviors 4nl the saved, Il
which tllc!s express themselves deeply tl1Anl
iul.
Yesterday morning the crew Of the unfo
innate schooner arrived here, and ~eI
.,ions Il, laid aff, 1ecciring every cent dl
them VI, ia fhs vers hour. Captain II
.:wrn II. ort- that the vessels canvas ",
:cas earl ii. the lurtning, ~ll1reupon be J
went hsrti u;Dn The Tcef. SIls viii pros,ab
utcsc tusal lo.s. Tne Iii Hates MAS o IN.
: 1s J. II. Montgomery, Edward Heron. Al
Ca.,tnin McE.vi,. Ste ans ahont ten yes
r aid. ME- ured $50 lons, and wss valued
i el5,tA0, upon which there il IN lEsurance
d S12ocp-EG, GOO in tho National, VI iA,s.o
and :G.OtD in the Albany City She Wa bun
4 from Cleveland to Buffalo with coal.