The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-29


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6n.lIr ON the morning Of Thursday. .June
18th. with the cheers and prayers OF thou
sands. There were strong westerly winds
almost from the beginning Of the journey to
most severe OF these, however, was on Sat
Georges Banks. Numerous vessels were
wrecked in that vicinity at the time, but this
little fragile craft; with not plank In her
over half an inch IN thickness, danced around
on the mad waves the whole night long,
coming out all right in the morning, with
only the loss Of the jib. The first thirty
five days Of the voyage, the weather Wis
uniformly rough, and not for a moment dli-
ring the whole time did Captain Buckley or
his fellow tar enjoy the luxury Of stitch
Of dry clothing. The water not only poured
in upon them numerically over the deck,
but the bark commenced leaking BADLY, and
one man had To be constantly working the
little hand pumps, with which they were
fortunately provided. With little or no
sleep, for DAYS and nights in Succession, the
adventures became exhausted and weary
and with visions Of a watery grave before
them, they nov hogan to r. pcnt of their sin
cular undertaking. A fire kin!lcd in the
stove. was speedily qnencl,c,l by the tlas',ing
sea. and for three weeks or more, they had
to sul~is, on raw meat and hard bread.
Their best davis run, however, was under
tbese irving circumstances, when they made
l63 miles. Their Stoves, d,y's run, eleven
miles. ls,t the average speed of the entire
voyage. was about four knots per honr.
When. ut length there came an interruption
nj = few d,ys' fine weather. and the exhaust
cl men were about to indulge in the rari,v
Of n co,ked meal. they discovered. that their
kindlinp wood hal been washed away. In
vain they tried to kindIc a coal fire with the
few ,pniian,,s they had at hand, and finally
cave Il mn in ,ies,nir. During this meIan-
chollv frame Of mind. their spirits brighten
c,i one day. by the sight of floating barrel.
and when tbey picked it up it was i:nml To-
contain about half dozen gallons of tar,
an article never more timely found in the
hour of its greatest need. 1t not only served