Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24
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change 10 ihs s0uh sud The water AUS,
hs'ss asgI over the saols lslaui. Luck,
ny, he Siui shsnyId aud blvs IsFFihe.lly
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water while F'liag il up % the Calf side
higher than vas ever kEoEH, Sons ae'
count o. ias marine disasters have doubs,
les TAeLsd you In TIE GalVssloh papers
'sre .als, but the real losses aud iHe0n's-
Gitnsss, to cay nOlhing Of the dissgTssAbls
feelings attending, can never BE- knoWn
abroad, must cay, I did not feel At al
cunforiabls, bot being enursly prepared
laT the future state, as newspaper men sell
jea are, fear Fortunately, no lives
were lssI, The rescue Of the fourteen men
froa the wrecked barque, near the outer bar
by Captain foWler with the whitney aud
Capt, Irving aud his brave companions in
the Pilot boat, VAS deed OF noble daring,
which should not soon be forgotten, The
uniorIunaIss aluug all night to the rigging,
huddlei TO the rigging, expecting death
every moment But good Providence
was aloh, looking cut Tor The life ofpoor
JACK, should meulibn here that the
merchants of Galveston contributed liber-
ally TO all their wants, making up hne
purse Tor thvir benefit besides.
"nlr mn AGAIN.
Scarce u week had gone by, aud was
GU the point OF smbarking on the Whit,
ney ior this city, GU Friday, tho 9Th, when
r another tremendous gale came on from the
, North. East, and the loss and trouble and
tho seare were repeated. This time the
wind blew harder than before, and the
frame buildings on the Island, including
my Hotel, the Central, rocked like cradles.
The Mollie llambleiop, running up the
Trinity, am told was sunk at the wharf,
and the new Catholic Church, not quite
, finished, was blown down, with much other
; damage. Again, thanks 10 Heaven, no
, lives lost, that heard of up TO starting
the next day. That the lowness of the Is
land and its liability to overflow in severe
gales is u serious drawback TO the pros
perity of Galveston, cannot be questioned
Its inhabitants in a calm and dry time,
| ihuSh ~ 'hV iuoe VI N""bVii "hu iuiSulc
visitants, who allude 10 it, but when the
storm is raging aud the water up to Me-
chanic street, with good boating on the
Strand, notice some Of them look little
pale and many sit up all night, watching,
if not praying. A happy future to the
beautiful city, say |, and let the people go
to work, like the prudent Dutch in Hol.
land, and throw up sufficient embank-
merits. But did ever Texans look out Tor
the future?