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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-17

The American LAW REVIEW, for January,
has for the titles of It's leading articles: "The
Burden Of Proof in Cases of Negligence" "Ex-
pert Testimony an essay which took the first
prize at the Harvard law school; "contraband
oil War" and Ultra Wires" The digests OF
cases in England and this country are carefully
prepared and Of great value to the practising
lawyer the record of current events con.
taips great deal Of interesting matter.
and the notices Of new law books show pains.
king and judcious criticism.
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-Jan. ls.


NEW YORK Jan. l6.-Cotton quiet; sales 1897 bales
middling upAnds l5hc. FlouT-sales 1900 bbls state
and western hmer state $3.50 a $500 Ohio $4,000 $50
western s., a S70 southern 500 90 S.35. Wheat
Der western Si,49 a 1883 Corn q Sc better; A.
600 bush new mixed western 81 a Sac Oats dull
Ohio and western 80 a Sc Pork decidedly fImer new
mess S22 q 2225 old do 5000 "a sal; prime SIS Lard
hrner at III o. l3c. Butter unchanged; Ohio 70 a 25c
state 20 a 4Oc. Whskey rmer; western free 80 "a 94c
Rice irmer; Carolina 81 a 7Ac Sugar steady; Mus
e9Tado ~ g lOc; fair to good refining ~ a 9Aei No
l6l4c. Molasses ca, er; New Orleans 70 a zoe Naval
stores-spirits urpentne rmer at 49c rosin quiet
and steady at $40 for strained Petroleum irm crude
1873 l4c; refined "a q 25c: rallow steady at 81 a &C.
CINCINNATI, Jan. l6.-Provsons buoyant. Mess pork
81 Bulk meats 7a.c for shoulders i0Ac for clear rib
Sizes and 0hc for clear sides Bacon 9c for shoulders
liz G l2c for sides Green &c for shoulders, &c
for sides, and liz l2ac for hams. Hams l5H "a Ice for
sugar-cured Lard IL "a l2kc. Live hogs active and adj
yanced to $3.50 a 40. Whisky in fair demand and ad-
vanced to SIC
NEW ORLEANS Jan l6.-Cotton in fair demand and ad-
vancing; mddling l4Nc.
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.uo AR was crisp and clear. lie
MT mora thnrn G,tn 1nntlnc fr.o.r,n thn

AIR was crisp and clear. lie
- not more than five miles from the
Of battle. The Prussian infantry was less
than mile away, the balls occasionally rafting
among the trees on the roadside near the city
AT O'Clock in the day The Germans advanced
by columns, covered by artillery, against the
Chateau DIES Charities, pretty place, which had
been made the headquarters Of the French
Here, for the first time, the French battery
hitherto reserved, opened fire, and appeared to
take the Germans by surprise. This caused the
advance to waver, but il was only for a moment
The Germans pressed forward and attacked the
French infantry, which occupied the terraced
road below General De Chanzy's position.
1t soon became evident that the French were
unable to withstand the heavy charges of the
enemy, and about five O'Clock an order was given
for a backward movement, the French artillery
still continuing their fire to cover this retreat
The French at the time of thiS retreat held some
of the strongest positions, and it was generally
believed that the result of the days fighting was
not irrecoverably adverse to the French. Gen.
Chanzy hoped to renew the fight on the next
day under more suspicious circumstances. Later
in the evening an event occurred which made a
change in the prospects of the French After
dark strong force of Germans renewed the fight.
A most important French position, La Tuileire,
was endeavored to be taken by immense masses
of infantry and large force of cavalry, who adj
vanced rapidly, scattering the French forces be-
fore them. The French had not anticipated this
attack, and the mobiles of Brittany fed in dis
order, taking with them all the French force to
the right bank of the river Huison and were
compelled to make rapid retreat on lie Mans.
OTHER OLD WORLD MATTERS.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 13.-Evenng.-Vigo
sorties have been made by the garrison of Paris
in several directions.
Gen. Chanzy actively superintendent the re-
treat, which was effected in the most complete
order.
A dispatch from Pruntrut, of the 18th, reports
severe fighting all that day between Herioncourt
and GoiX, in the department Of Haut Saone,
which had not ceased at a late hour in the even
ing. The result is unknown. Reinforcements
are stated to be coming from the north to the
German army of the east.
A dispatch from Havre says there is constant
skirmshing near that city.
1t is reported that the Prussians are turning
the lett wing of Faidherbe's army of the north
and menacing Cambria.
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This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the
only and perfect Dye; harmless reliable nsantan
eous disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies
the Ill effects of bad dyes; nvigorates and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, black OF 6rown Sold by all
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In Flour, Corn Rye Oats Malt Meal o iall kinds Fine
nnd Coarse Feed Linseed Oil Meal, Mechanic street.
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Mrs. Lincoln is now in London, where she
will place her son "Tad" at school, and then
join her friend, the wife of Bishop Simpson, at
Rome.
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EOreign NOIes.
PARTICULARS OF THE SECOND DAYS FIGHT

PARTICULARS OF THE SECOND DAYS FIGHT
ING NEAR LIE MANS.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-The particulars of the Sec
ond days fighting, from a correspondent with
the army of the Loire, at lie Mans, dated the
18th inst, have arrived. He describes with
minuteness the movements of the troops during
the day, attended as they were with so terrible
loss of life. The French, he states, made des-
perate effort TO dislodge the Germans, and
artillery duel of fearful effect I'M
was continued until dark -
the French tho
Mans y = he saw
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ABRAHAM LINcoIN's PROFESSIONAL FEES

The Chicago Legal News has the following:
The largest professional fee that Lincoln ever
received was $4,000, paid him for twice arguing
the case of the county of Mclean against the IL
linois Central railroad company, reported in
nth Illinois, 29l. The opinion of the court sus-
tanned his view of the case, holding that the pro-
vision in the charter of the company by which
its property was exempted from taxation on the
payment OF certain proportion of its earnings
was constitutional. The company owned near
ly two millions of acres of land, and the road
passed through twenty-siX counties so that, had
the decision been adverse to the company, a
half million of dollars put at interest would
scarcely have paid the taxes. Pending the pay
ment of this fee, Lincoln wrote the following
query, the affirmation of which embodies the
practical rules which governed his attorney
fees:
Are or are not the amount of labor the doubt
fitness and difficulty of the question, the degree
of success in the result, and the amount of Pc
cuniary interest involved, not merely in the par
ticular case, but covered by the principles de-
cided, and thereby secured to the client, all
proper elements, by the custom of the profess
sion, to consider in determining what's a reason
able fee in given case.
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Ladies : II you only knew the value of ''DUPON
cos GOLDEN PILLS" you would not he without
them another hour. They are perfectly harmless act
like charm, and never fail to give satisfaction Price
81 per box; six boxes S. Sold by Fairbanks 81 Piper,
Druggists. No. 10 Front St. Worcester, sole agents for
Worcester, Mass.
Ladies, by sending them 81 through the Worcester post
Office have the Pills sent by mail any part of the
city or country Sold slsoby Alden & Brewster Spring
field; G. X. MellOr, USbridge and WOonsOcket r. l.: L.
r. Eddy, Webster; Alvah Llttleneld general agent for
New England States under United States Hotel Boston,
and the proprietor.
iyll d6m s, d. HOWE New York
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Five Per Cent. per Annum
suWeu TOT money on Call. E. A. GOODNOw
uo "u First National Bank,
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Spettal Notrtes.


Patents,
For all countries that grant them obtained and any
business with the w my
COM SSIoNERS OF PATENTS
and assignments Transfers OF Rights etc attended tbs
Rejected Applications exemIFd, and Patents Secured
Interi'rences conducted by ~
FAMES G. ARNOLD, wo4cester Mass
oFS!CL No. u Bank Block. Foster St. dtf fla
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worcester Gas Light Company.
COKE.

COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac
turing purposes and Family use, is now offered to the
public in quantities to suit, at the following Reduced
Prices:
One Chaldron of SO bushels. ...............S50O
One Half do. lS " ............,...... 25O
In quantities less than hsf Chaldron, Is Gents per
bushel.
Payments may be made and orders for its delivery will
be Isl ued only at the Office of tie Company No. Bank
Block, Foster street, up stairs.
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ed and applications service pipes and meters may be
made al the Repair Room No. Crompton's Block Me.
chanic street, up stars. DIFF Ja4
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Hon STEPHEN SALISBURY, President
c. A. HAMILTON Treasurer.
Worcester, April 20, 1870. dawtf
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United States currency is ............ll OH @llOH
Central Pacific gold bonds. COZ G9O%
Union Pacific railroad LIST mort. 6s........ T5@75h
do do income l0s... .....39G4O
do do land grant Isl. 5S& (159H
southern securities quiet and steady Money scarce
and more active rates ranging from per currency
per cent gold, with tue bulk of business at the latter
gure the currency demand from the interior is again
increasing and national bank are no longer drug
on the market Exchange weaker at 1888 a no. Stocks
closed steadier but generally dull and lower without
Special features of interest. Hannibal and St Joseph
rallied to sly for common and 92l4 for preferred.
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Five cents saving. Ennl

"OrceNer rive Gents Savings Bank.
OFFICE, NO. 9s MAIN STREET. WORCESTER
This Bank open every business day. from nine
in the morning to five O'Clock in the afternoon.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND Dol.
LARS received and Put upon interest on the first of eyerv
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July, and If not withdrawn are added to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest entitled to receive interest Tbree Dol
lars. CLARENDON UARRTs
gS hu Treasurer,
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Fairbanks & Piper's Wine of Calisaya Bark and
Iron cures dyspepsia. TRY it,"
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UxbridGe Savings Bank.
oFFlCE IN POST OFFICE BUILDING, UXBRIDGE,
MASS 10y
This new Bank is now organized, and will receive De
posits daily Deposits put upon interest the first Mon.
day in each month -
sem-Annuai Dividends in January and July
- BOARD OFFICERS.
MOSES TAFT, President.
WIN. G. CAPRoN, JOSEPH s. MoOpY. A. w RENNrrr
and FRANCIS DEANE, Vice Presidents.
Trustees.
Samuel W. Scott Luke & Farnnn
Daniel w TAFT, A. q Slater '
George W. Taft, Geo w Hnhhs
henry Z; Iait, Edward c. Thayer
Fenner Batchelder, Robert Taff ''
c. 7. Scott, Zadok 4 Tan
c. A. Wilcox.
CHARLES A. TAFT Treasurer
,-,,, c. A. WHEELoCK, Secretary.
U6brdge, Oct T. 1870 DIV, FrdMtf O5
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The Celebrated

The Celebrated
MURRAY
AND
LANMAN
RIDA WATER!
The most lasting, agreeable, and refreshing of all per:
fumes, for the Handkerchief at the Toilet and in
the Bath. For sale by all Druggists and Perfumers.
sl2 deeply
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M HTS.
NEW worry STnCR AFARKFT

NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-Gold closed steady and un-
changed at ll0b a ll0%. Governments were dull and
firm; the recent large purchases by leading house
for banks about organizing in the south and west and
who will pledge them at Washington to circula-
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Wanted-2O0 Straw Sewers Immediately Apply al
the Straw Shop. rear Is Beacon st. Ff-'
dlT dtf E.. BLAKE
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-..s.-FOr fresh and salt fish and good fresh
oysters call at OGrady's, 295 Main street.
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Worcester County Institution for savings
FOSTER STREET.


Deposits put interest the rst day of each month
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits January 2. ls7l..... 81 ,433, $40 "a,
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BARGAINS FoUND.-There is a time in the affairs
of which if taken at its tide leads to wealth. happi
ness and mutual benefit This indeed is daily illus
trated by the great bargains made at the auction
sale of the bankrupt stock of dry goods by Messrs
Lamson, Gazier & Co., at I'll Main street. Mr..
Glazier, the popular auctioneer is dispensing to
the large crowds all kinds of fine and staple goods
at great sacrifice.
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TEMPERANCE MEN ADMIT ITS UTILITY.-NO attempt
has been made will be made, to disguise the
character of PLANTATION BITTERs. 1t contains alco-
ho and Bitter that does not contain alcohol is worth
rush Water will neither preserve the virtues of tonic
vegetables render them active in the system. This
is chemical tact which competent deliver an
opinion the subject will deny. Water tonics turn
the stomach, if they not sour to begin with
(Which is frequently the easel and produce promote
Indigestion instead of curing It, Let it therefore be dis
tncty understood that Plantation Bters is an alcoholic
restorative. But mark this it is strictly medicine;
not beverage 1t is TO be taken in limited quantities
and at stated times, like other remedies and antdotes
and therefore its is in accordance with temperance
law, well as with that higher law" which renders it
incumbent upon every being gifted with to resort
to the best possible means of accomplishing salutary
end. deop&wiw iaI2
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JOuVen's Kid Glove Cleaner
restores Soiled Kid Gloves equal to new For sale nv
bottle. ian, 9' ii0e % GENTS per
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NEW MARBLE BUILDING ON MAIN ST.,
Opposite the city Hall.
Deposits, Aug J. ,12O, 1O5,
The usual Semi Annual Dividend, at the rate of SIX
PER CENT. per annum payable.
Deposits put upon interest upon tho first day of every
month.
Bank open Saturday evenings, from to O'Clock
Bank HOurs-s to l, 2 to 4; Saturdays to l,6tos
JOHN C, MASON President.
c. NJ. BENT, Treasurer.
Worcester. August 2, 1870. d&wtf ana
The Worcester Mechanics savings RAM
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE
The Bank is open daily for the receipts of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest on the Fifteenth day of
each month.
semi-snnuAl Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS President.
H. WOODWARD, Treas'r
decl dawtf
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No. BuInnch street. Boston.
DIR. FREDERIC MORRILL, can be consulted only at
his office at the Peoples Medical Institute No. 3BuIhnch
street, the Revere House. He has no connection
with interest in any other medical Office in the city
This statement Is rendered necessary from the
other parties often deceive patients by claiming be
connected with or acting under his directions in the
practice OF medicine.
His word-renowned and unrvaed preparations for all
Female Complaints, weakness and general debility in
either emily be obtained Of himself at 10. Bul
finch street. where he may be conhdentay consulted at
all times. His MEDICAL ADVISER, and intensely
interesting book Of $50 pages with accompanying crcu
lars of great importance to the afflicted will be sent to
any address on receipt of ten cents.
dS dM, Th&S&wtf
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We have the pleasure to announce that we have ALWAYS
hand, unsurpassed assortment of GENUINE
FRENCH C0RSETS and UNDER GARMENTS of the
latest patterns which selling at very low prces
We solicit your attention to the examination Of our
goods J. MEDINA & CO..
ola dim No. Flaggs Block Main 81,
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John y. Clark sk Son, Commlsson Merchants
and dealers in Flour and Grain, Grass Seed, Lime, cal
cined Plaster, Or. Bone Cement Salt, Guano, Super
phosphate of Lime, and Western Produce, Nos IS and
81 Front st., Worcester Mass.
dif JOHN 8. CLARK 4 SON
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MAR RIED

MARRIED
In Auburn, Jan H. by Rev A Skinner Joseph w
Dawless to Hattie A Ross, both of Worcester
DIED
In 0akham, Dec 2S, Asenath I, wife of Amory j Hol
den, aged As yrs.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR SaFEs.-Great sale closing out
old and new, at MoRsE's Factory. "a Sudbury street
Boston, deopl3t dig
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BANKING HOUSE OF FARNHAM. GILBERT Il Co.
sWal ST., New York. Jan. l4th. 1871.
George A. WIcks ceased to have any interest ill., or
with our business Jan. lst 1871.
jal6 d2t FARNHAM, GILBERT & co.
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Mathews d Chamberlain,
PLUMBERS
Corner Waldo and Exchange sts, Worcester, Mass,
Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets, Wash BOWL
Wash Trays Sinks &C. &C. fitted up at short notice. and
n thorough manner. diff Tvs
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Fairbanks & pr
Cha .---a smooth
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Parks House.
on EUROPEAN PLAN, 1871 WASHINGTON STREET
BOSTON.
Good Single Rooms, IS cents and 81 90 a day.
Bill of fare the lowest of any hotel in the city.
0SS7 Parties coming to Boston Will find the Parks
House the most centrally located quiet and orderly
house in the city.
BoYNTON b co.
O2S deOp6m Projectors
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Fairbanks & Pipers Wine of Calisaya Bark and
Iron gives tone and vigor to the debitated system
"Try it,"
LADIES, in want of real hair will do we'll to read
MEDINA's price list in another column
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Fairbanks & Piper's Wine of Calisaya Bark and
Iron enriches the blood. "Try it,"
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NEW MARBLE BUILDING ON MAIN ST.
Opposite the city Hall.
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nate hope and despair, the attempt of the steam
or Island Home TO come TO their relief as also
the truitless efforts of men who had left Nan
tucket on the ice with dories; and the captain
says; AT dark on Sunday night had made up
my mind that our friends on shore would give
up any further trials until morning, giving the
ice time to strengthen, and knew that all of us
could not live until daylight At o'clock P.
NJ. the steward, who had both feet badly frozen,
gave himself up to die, actually bidding good
bye to his ship-mates, who covered him up as
best they could and left him to his fate.
AT about ten O'Clock, party of eight men,
provided with two dories and several long
boards, pushed out from the cliff shore, feeling
their way cautiously toward the distressed ves-
sci. The night was beautifully clear but the
air was singing cold, and the ice in some places
unfit to bear the weight of the dories. At such
places, the boards came into play; and in two
instances, they were obliged to take to the
dores and pull forit. Thus, altering the differ
ent means of locomoton to suit the circum-
stances, the party of heroes toiled on for some
two hours and half, in passing distance estl-
mated by them at two miles.
They reached the wreck all safe, and found
the captain and crew. five in number, nearly
worn out with cold and exhaustion. The vessel
lay well over on her beam ends, in about ten
feet of water, with her deck partly out, and
every part of her numbered with ice to such an
extent that only the general form of the hull
could be distinguished. All hands were taken
off, and after great difficulty were brought safe
ly over the ice TO the land.
The captain is confident that had relief been
delayed but short time longer two at least,
out OF the Eve, must surely have persisted. But
the sound of the voices Of the approaching par
ty sent thrill of joy and gratitude to all their
hearts; and the touch of rough but kindly
hands put new vigor even into the poor stew
ard and reused him to make another effort for
his life,"
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etched under the name of "Phiz," but who was
very clever artist of the name of Hablot X.
Browne. was, however, the first artist to Illus
trate any of Mr.. Dckens's writings, and the
earliest ofthese was the first volume sketches
by Boz" (January 1885, and the next was the
second volume under this title, the greater part
of which were written from my hints and sug-
geslions. Some time after this Mr.. Bentley
started his Miscellany, appointing Mr.. Dickens
as editor, and myself as illustrator; and the first
plate in that work is a design of mine, which
Mr.. Dickens wrote up to. There was also a
woodcut of Beadle, etc. Then followed QS39)
"0liver Twist" which was entirely my own idea
and suggestion and all the characters are mine.
And this will account for the fact of "0liver
Twist" being very different from any Of his
other writings. When Mr.. McCrone, the pub
Usher, died The having published the sketches
by Boz"), a volume was brought out for the
benefit of his widow. Mr.. Dickens wrote some
part of this which illustrated; and these are
all the designs and etchiugs that l did to Illus
trate the works of that author. am preparing
to publish an explanation of the reason why |
did not illustrate the whole Of Mr.. Dckens's
writings, and this explanation will not at all re-
dound to his credit. With respect to the Ameri-
can editions of Mr.. Dickens's works, there may
be copies of some of my designs therein, but
none by the hand of, dear sir, yours truly,
GEORGE CRUIKsHANK.
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THE PERILs OF THE SEA.-The schooner
Mary Anna, of Hampton, Maine, from South
Amboy to Portland, with a cargo of coal, was
wrecked on Nantucket bar, on the 4th inst The
sufferings Of the crew in the terrible weather are
thus described:
"The captain states that the vessel had be-
come nearly unmanageable from the great guam
tty of ice that had accumulated upon her DUR
ing the severe cold weather, and being unable
to get into Holmes Hole harbor, at 6 P. NJ, kept
away for Brant Point light, as being the most
likely place to bring them in the vicinity of hu.
man aid; and at 8 P. N. she brought up. From
this time until -, the sea made a constant
breach over the vessel; they were Obliged to
take to the rigging, and their suferings were
dreadful. When the vessel beat up SO as not TO
feel tue sea so much, they were enabled TO get
into the cabin. Everything movable had been
washed away, including their boat, and the ice
had made till it formed a coating two or three
feet thick all over her.
Early on Sunday morning they were driven
out OF the cabin by the rise Of the tide, aud
spent tue whole day on deck, having nothing
10 eat or diink, with hardly any chance to walk
though they were forced to keep confirm ally
moving 10 preserve their lives. Ii was not until
SUNDAY evening that they got fire in the little
cyilnder stove, but even this in the open air was
OF iltte avail against the piercing rigor Of
such night. Three of the Eve, who lad wei
and frozen their feet, suffered beyond all de.
scripuou.
During Sunday, they had watched, with alter