, 1870-09-26

ta,u; About midnight On the 9Th last, the shir
Was In company with tho Channel nect, about
torty miles OF Cape Finlsterrc, cruising under
fore and main topsai1s AMI fore
topmdst etayS&l, and matnsah and toresau hxoHd
up, there being At the time very strong breeze
aud heavy tea. The startoard watch had been
called at .q o'clock, and were being mustered
when squat struck the ship On the port side,
causing her to give heayf 1n1ch to star
hoard. As shc did NOT right herself,
CAPTAIN Bu1goyne, who was on the bridge, gave
orae1s 10 lover the topsall. but In consequence
of The yards being sharp up. the ship at the time
being Oh po,t tack, 1t. dill not come down. Or |
tIers were promptly given to let 60 the bractk |
and malrtnpsall downhau1, but By this time /
the ship had been again struck By heavy sca |
and was completely hove on her beam euds, with |
the water pouring down the funnel, and she then
turned bottom upward and EraauatlJ suuk,
ttern t,rst, From the time the ship was
frst struck 10 her going down, on
II from nvc to ten mluuies e3apsed. The
number on l,oazu nt the timc wAs nbout 5aA.
When the Captain Was nrst Lost sight Of, it was
thought she had missed the ntct, not an nncon-
mon occurrence On dark night, and When It IS
blowing haru, and no one imagined she had gone
down; hut, slRs! the sad fact soon became ap-
parent when n1sr there wns picked up b boat.
then spar, and, subsequently,, one Of the men.
who had lashcs! himself to grazing, but did not
succeed in saving his life.
"On the morning Of ThursdAy, the Monarch,
which had been searching round the coast,
brought the Intelligence to the flagship that one
warrant officer and segentcen men had landed
from the Captain.
"Mr. James Asy, gnnner, states that he was
awoke about II On the ntRhs Of the 9Th By Bome
mat1nes mixing uolse outside his cabin, and
nuding the ship more than unusually unsteady,
r. 4 fhnf
veEr all right tn the tnrrsta- When he got up
into the after turres the ship gave \ verS heavy
fpn TO 8tArboard, and continued In that position,
gradually heeltng ever more and more until he
teund the water coming into tho port
hole On the top Of the tu1et, through
which he crtH1ed, and then found
htrself oyefboAsi. lie, however, succeeded wi b
Ing the steam ptnnace, which was toatiog bottom
urpeimost, and, observing launch passing with
IN few yards Of them, be cried out, Now jump,
men: this Is your las. chaueer He and three
otheza did 70, And succeedee In getting Into the
] boat They tn vain cndearored to regain the
| r.pusceto save their Captaan, but the sea Euu-
| ming 10 vary high prevented them fulnllng their
! task, and, tn the attempt, they we're struck
| By heavy sea, nearly B~amplng the boat aud
washing one man overheard. 1twas then deter
mined TO let tho boat run before The eea, Is the
| tBnd WEE known to be to leewatd. They made
for II and snrctedtd In landing aboas noon Of the
| Tth.
.eThe Eugllsa wheat crop ia estimated to fall SIX
mtllions OF bushels short OF lakt year.
..Marga1et Waters, having been found guilty Of
the wtltn1 murder OF forty infants, has been sen.
renced to bc hanged"
LONDON, Sept 2S.-lt is reported that the En-
p.esa Eugenie aad Prince Imperial hare removed
from Hastings to Chtxelhurst, where \ house
has been hired for them
Queen rlciorta wholly ignores the i1nst1ioul
exi!et.
Aree,ing WAS held here last night to express
sympathy for France, but 1t proved f.ilure- Few
people attended and there Ncrc no orators Of not
present.
Especial De.pateh to the New York Ttsnet-l
LONDON, Sept. e5--The Renter telegraph re
porting nRhtiug and canuonading In the stree.
Of Fans. Ia d!&c1edted here. IS also the stories
the pll'agc Of residences Of persons ahsent trou
the French capital Too lasgr force Of Satlols
Guards ls in Paris, intcfeatel in the preservation
Of order, for the socialists To venture To resoK.
arms. Ii Ia natural for rruts!aus to luvent suc'
kto1les % operate On tho minds Of the rest Q
france, and irducc submission.
General Wtmptenb statement in the lndtpend
rnee Eti9e IS considered a. giving . coup de gnat
TO Napoleon, and makes II clear t1At the En-
pcror did not court death at the head Of I'll
t1oops, IS asserted, and that he sacrificed Ii
| Inst chances for the escape Of the army to hi
personal safety. The story OF imperial porest
| and unselnshnesa IL endorsed BY The Lcndo
. 7i,nt@ Il . humbug. There Is certain America
| lately employed about the court, who could, II
would, reveal lerze operations IN which the En-
: p.css, through her aids, engaged With Haussuaz
. and IN which Iii those made large SUNS IN COT
: | nectson With building appropriations In Part
. Personally, The Emperor may be poor; but th
: Empre4s and Prince Imperial are spaendkaly pr
| yfde1 for.
The iAilure OF peace negotiations, owing to I!
4 declension Of the F1usstan terms, has led 10 Il
8 | revival Of the project Of Eafppean Congress
I continental correspondents.
e Lcuaen Journals Of yesterday evening saE it
sheer nonsense for Prussia TO admit OF no late
Teuttou for a settlement OF the conditions
| peace. II negotiations have really failed, Il
u onls alternative feft Is a war OF determination.
- LaSpoE, Sept 9a-Earl Russel,. IN = letter d
e c,inipK the chair Of the International Law ii
= Social Science Gathering, ststes that Ame1i
and atrerwari England abandoned the doetzt
= that ships Of WIZ and enlisted ttoo
= should be prohibited from leaving ne
tai States: but the result cAus
comrlaint which lhe CONFLICTS Of nations rend,
cd perfectly possible. The obligations Of neukE,
+ should be diminished rather than tnc7cased ds
Log the present struggle. SAYS The Earl: ':!Aru1
have been Gent to ohe Of the belltgertnts and *
= sent to the other. We should go no further than
stop armed troops and thtps azrued and mann
- from leaving The county,. Tue letter urges u
the d,cs11ne Of President Washington should
ma.Ie the law Of the nAtton-