The Republican journal., 1871-07-06
CastaWay and CAPTIVE.


1af 49,, 'iie slelnigr flinyeSs l1oGlS''
S4',N ''.ooM' 'Vot'ai''' loi .'i,'nou,
'9'tl Ailerlc'' 1laVlnS on 'o,'lu u crew rev
0h Iilcu' ~, 'oio' ti' W. ',' =. W
| NeSSeI, ana had peen pulll on me oINue
\" ORDER hef owners intending 10 use hel
its tug-Doat at Valparaiso. AN went
well with her across the Atlantic ana ~
last she touched At one OF me oouth Amerl-
can ports. liefe San FRANCISCO poN,
Joseph LorlltZ' came on BOARD ana asked
ior enploYmeht' stating that me NeSse,
| IN Whlch ne hau come from nome llte'
been wrecked t1at ne had no means OF
| reaching his home, and that in eonSe-
| quence, he was willing to work his way
| to Valparaiso, and take his chance OF find
ing vessel there TO take him to san
Francisco Ills otter was accepted and
he shipped on board the Princess Louisa.
he story OF the htpiess tu9-boat ana her
crew, alter lorrlt2 had joined her, was
detailed ny MN to Cal reporter and
We give MS account without NouchIng for
1t, further than to say that his answers to
onr questions were straightforward
and consistent. The Princess Louisa az
rived IN due time at Sandy Point (Punta
Arenas, on the Straits OF Magellan, and
here heard of the massacre by the natives
OF the captain and part Of the crew OF the
British brig Propontis, full account OF
which was published in the Call OF May
IL. In case some OF our readers may
have forgotten the details OF mat aiitlr'
We will give them IN brlel. me British
| big lfoponlS, Capl' Barnes, ielt bremen
W4th general cargo lor lInlqnr. ana
t',, S,r,;t, 81 NIa,ro1,on IE.j,,,n,t, .,uN
,,.I ll.l1 80
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n',Ic,,,- If l7nnt5 ,ra,,,s ,ros nassoa n,
t,,, u ~ AMI hnt ln Ma s.Ir,o, ,;obt
tho sbin fniI i, viii co,t,,a,,v winds he.
cnn,naa;ad with ha,vv KIN in cnnsn-
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ni ,, ~, ' ';I'"' fu ' ,h ' o, ~
"a ni''; ia'Ea1ol, ,,n,.1aSt,o ,'','
,,,,,I' '' az ,aI 1o", ho;no, A,onrnon
I'';i'N ',,I , ~, of I,',7;,1,' a,,,n
% ',' (i lno7n rp.' c,r i '1anoo '' amy
;'t' I tt, ;,f,I ;',f,,',l'
nd Cantay,3 ,ta,.no, tha,o v-,5 ,,lant,, If
,v[,i b1J nll,s, ~ honI Ma oa,,
,,i,, anJ tbrao or lis o.a,,r want .'slarpo
Nav, Ja,- :, bo,t WINS sont an shoro WIN
tho matc thc stovarJ 0ho onlv Engl;.h-
,,,.,n nf tho o,o,,, has;joS tho c.,,,to;,| ana
i h~ rest of the S,iIors Nrs Earnns hc ,fr(
tbo on]v nnrson 1rf, an ho,rJ I'M
tonnd tho d9ntain,s boJy borr;hlv nptilaf-
nd No tr5c ',s'' ,yn,o 'd;sno,,oraaa OF his
cn,,,a,,;ons 1bn n,oto and lis hoat,.
,,,, hll i,a,.llt ,,+ , ,','1 ,,,Lo,, tl,,
warc attacLaI ,,7 tbn natiyn. in ornit
nrn,l.,r- aN1 y,.ra lnrcnJ "a sn1 saiI ana
,at,1r,, IN pn,,ta Arenas Tbie WIZ thn
Stow. ,ybial, fha nron, of INA pr;ncnsy
Io,,;sa Lnarl trhon Nav a,,.;yod /, NO,
anI, ,.ansnI fban .n,nn annrab,.nsion l,nt
,orsea in thom a desire tor vcnooancc
ANA u,ban thn,- a.l.oI Tho CL;l;on Con.nI
n pnn,a Arenas fnr arms he WILLINGLY
s,n,nI;pI tbom rio prnnoss o,,isa ~
sIil and whan off rort Gallant WHEN Is
4 cove in lhr Straits Of Na~clIm l,,i,nJr
53c At min lonoituLe they saw
two canoes and one Euronran-huiil hn,t
tllpl With natives nnllinp from tLn shore
tovards tbom
,pho oo,t,i,,. ,,o1, no .lo,,It ,b,+ ,Ioq,