, 1870-07-21
called 70 Franco WHOM Napoleon saw lis
hIu4,lrr iM attempting TO establish the empire
in tint country.
a JERsEYMAN AMONG THE CAM
NIHALS,

/ Snd story nf shc Srn-~Wkcrkrd 1t.
the south Asl,Antic-'T&scnlyI Years
I, Frtsnfcr-Itchcue, and Death in
Auatra1ita.
Frtr,s tie .Sesr York Herald, .Juls 10.
Tie following outline Of the sad story Of
citizen Of New Jcrsey, appears mich Ike the
rumnnlc tales found in ouE sensation ~eekhea; !
lut tho narrative il nevertheless true, as tao |
distressed family OF the advcnturcr, who still |
scrlac IN Jersey CITY. can testify.
circumslanccs, living in Jerecr City, le'er-
mined 10 try hiA luck in Ch,na. Accordingly
}e inverted mort Of his capital in goods
suited Tor that maIket ami cmbarkc t'n ooa1u
ship bound tor Hong Kong ria Liverpool:
His family, consisting Of lis wife aud several
children were left with sufficient mea1is for ttlsir
maintenance until his return, WHICH WAS cI-
pcctal to he within four ycara. The sliip on
WHICH our Jerresrnan wae passenger lad
fine run to Liverpool, Wherc hhe completed
her 1ading, aud tlien started OF a louy voyage
to China Obce only did the family uf the
Jrree.r,an hear from him after leaving Liver
POOL, and that was by a letter received W
el,p which spoke the Jerseynan's craft aftcr
rounding the Cape Of Good Hope. Months
! passed Ds and no further news OF tic ship.
She never ar1iyet, at Hong koug. aud ne.rly-a
year attcr her departure from liTerpoo! hef
| Captain returned to that port will tho ssa tale
OF her foun.lering in mid ocean, and his own
escape, with most OF his crew and passengers.
from B fearful death. The Jesseytnaii waA
' moi among lie SAVED. 4 dreadful storm,
= which continued 1nany days, drove tho sup
= I far out Of her cnyEee to the rou!A%ari, atAd
> finally, after loe:ng ill her spAre, nilc went
:, | down, ciy7ng her crew barely time to lower
u the boats ltefusa the noble vessel made her
y t;,:a1 plunge The loAts containing the Cap
:, tain aud of the crew, atrer tossing upon
Il i,c sta for several DAYS, tually reached u
:, Gruup Of Islands. where they remained six or
:. = seven montLs. kindly treated by the na:ives
i until taken oE by : iratl.lcnt trader tnd c ~
- rid TO Calcutta, where they secuEe1 pas
y eaSe 10 this city. But she Soat III which we're
/, the Jtreuyinsn and i've reameu VAS uever
- rarl Of since the tir=t night alter leaving the
n wreck
y Twenty years OF sorrow, Atrugglc;and rrisa'
; ton for the Jersey family pass:t. The nDble-
= ills u poverty. keeping her children Under bel
i. own roof tree, educating and lifting them well
- =, 10 fipht the battle ot lie, aud had the hai,
ir li1e::- # eecius them tccouae brave men aud
( ord. During all these iong years of sorToa
=. - and toll ehc clung to tic hope that the hus
Lard Of her youth would return 10 Aer: Iii
memory Was kept frcsl' ia ler hcatt, and al
~, tlu4t her only soace was the recollection o
AZ the happy hours passed with him II
~ t,,yir cottage home, and the belief tina
~ ouce more she would lie folded to III
-. heart. Twenty years rolled s1o~ls Around
~ | child1eu hecauls men and wotnen+ An
,u- strange soung faces we're sccn ~ afouu s'.;
r. was tusnns white. aud her trusting heait We
~. a.. wel nTl broken from its long Waiting, whel
- rig weeks ago, came letter fEo'l tic wande'
~ ~ CT, rcci,g his tad HISTORY. Tia sec'l'd n'or1
81 ing after Ihc wreck nothing Was to be seen
VI ~ tie other lvats. With but small stock I
~ 1,yuyiniunr The JcrseyIuan aud his hEa cor
~, ianions. lt"saug asalnst hope. determined
oa oar ehapo their coures south Of east trusting
rr',t rst tuake orc Of the many groups o! sslah
ont kuuwn ty be it, that direction. After trn la,
Nv Nv tnil, du1ing which two Of the eea2aen d.
from rriyationr the party ieacltd I'm
lrland. when they were immediately seized
80 ,le natives and condcnined to II. u slave'
to induce the white uleti 10 JON them lttu
'ly. horrible orgies, Lut finding both threats d
lem .l,trcntics unasaiiinE, the5 hnally desist'
i, aud allowed their white slaves to eat such - =
q " tl.ey themselves chose. One a.
sch- another OF Lis wlIite companions IL
NJ. until lie Jr1srs ual was left alone to ilis
GI scryit,ltle amU,lE lie Hasaact. aud 20 CLOS
N.Y. My wus he watched that slthough pah''y ess
Hai touched at the islapd he was Unable to c.
,un,itato With them, At length echoo
'a =, frLm Australia dropped asclluE during VI
~. III Mntrt last. Ill i tuye nraT the htit ec sat
re-. iv tue Jtrse,1uan, and being the irst to
,,ma cover l,er lie rcizcd canuc anu paoHiea o.
Laws her {tetare any OF the natives were aaiir.
IT, long had lie k,eel among the navaScs tAas
~: ~ I,a lost ,cAlly every recollection OF tls ori
y4 4ss a,,l had forgotten Ills native lansuaGa- \
ao,a | tv:1nlug the deck Of the schooner Ae was
- = rUI;1c time nfilIAe 10 afIltHlAth d NptAs A!aA
tAssy- y H''ei q ."I''u -, .11 T., ,t+.r I'm
i CHI tslui Was ths ft".,6 ~ .!A't !, ' " ,, r.
State, IIe Tufu Anfue. flnais. hstci .'A.i eI.
he 1nnde The nuLdersta,lll.is story. "
II So, 70 a1ecieta tlIG no}a.:-healtso ssfos ~"
there at once weighed hllrlHlr fnd sai!ta toF
ork be Eouruc where he arrived after short pass
Here tue Jersey,nan was hudly cared f
III that Ma ,uthnritirr. hui being top unucll to
ibcfty+ ..T IL, IL. first .tpaf,ter to Honolulu
II hsl rase11he IL ..,,t tlc lcttpr runta
ucL hr s.at1 ftaH, ~, wv ~ - .f,tr LAT w.,
.awpcr letter, in mourning cnselo''e, from
Nv the bourne. Was Ieceiyeu bt the drlrcvnlans
snOod Is I, wax frt,zn a city Ottieial anI cont.
{ t;ptnI - 81 t;};n,,u IF I'm wanderers DEATH
tc fur t t1s ea r i,nI.l,;t, a,ls-Iayery il:
I'VE NV w.. be was ready to cnu.I for hi. los,.c"
*.Ttc | home, lie Nae Called ~ taho lo.'hSss
:, who dreaded journey, and i'll that tal.o9 lan's
among strangers. hut among Christians
tn a Inis -;i,i, tuol III hsrht.