, 1873-04-06

Agents of Cunard Line. 10Fide4tV eas3ne oaa.;
!. l'Sa : 3. % y. Boca Ane....: 10
The amount thus far realized Is s1,o2o. u ~"
c,onosed to give Fourth Officer Brady, tho Rev. a'
and the two Quarterrnaste1s, VINO rasAeu
own lives to saye others IN Egtn gold "aten' VIII
suitable inscription On the cap ana uls Aun
ING to the imuig1ant and the poor fishermen, VINO
,betered and cared for them. Nothing viii bo de-
dncted by the committee for expenses They intend
to forward in cash and If that amount Is nos
subscribed by Monday evening, Will put the1r nano8
in their ov, pockets and make up thataun. me
Committee, which consists Of Nr. 'enn'son. Mf;
Johnson Mr.. FAKE, md 1r. Hencke are certainly en-
+t1ad to credit, Valuable time is devoted to good
and their labors will undoubtedly be appreciated
br iii sympathetic people OF tho city.
ITO the Associated Press.l - -
.,, THE RESCUED PASsEfGEh3. 80 !
PORTLAND, Me-. April 5.-The steamer Falmouth ain
arrived here this morning from Halifax vain j. - pas-
sengers Of the Atlantic Among them are p Nj
hc 1.tter has his feet and legs badly frozen Ihey
,xera In The rigging eight hours. They praise me
officers their gaantry, but are bitter aan'nS' LILO
Bosro. April 5-Three hundred and twelve steer
from the h M sssern Rwsy They
were received by several citizens ana m escl "
ee and conducted to Faneu Hall Tnere sa;tsse
to receive contributions Of money and e1on1"Ea & ~
anre party Will leave tonight for New York me aoi-
GS,ns ba sornipr +. canacho, A. ". yick and Hehei
destinstion, New York J. BrowD' Fall River and b.
| 81 Richmond, Detroit.
| THE n7vEsT1aAT1os.
HA11rAx s., April 5The nqui1y GsoeIsa dsoatay py
cnnmencel to-day in the Custom House, before Col-
| iector E. n Mcdonald and Capt Mckenzie, amp,
l. Shannon and + fos "a ansn
of ths steamer NJ Mcdonald, IN opening court said
that the inquiry would have the force Of An Engnah
| Poa,5 al Trade inquiry. he had not received com,
n;saion from the court but had received an Official
telegram stating that it On ts Tsy .ma a. reD 11e
t commission beng Taceived in good time NJ
Rtchie, for the Captain conBented Mr.. Blsnsaafd @
s ss ~ Eana obec to gong
when commission was received tnst e there ~ ~fle @
special Instructions which would require mem x os
s. AZ ssss Ii 2rfsas saa rssa
lowing statements part Of which Is eoRy o. ie'sef
on the 2sh Of March the Engineers report snoHeo
the coal getting Short we having experiences shaee aae
tons. We being ,1so miles from Sandy Hook; Yhe
speed down from hnes Per hour and ovinn wana
strong brseze 70 o.s Fer Iapt on n
s1s whsn eos reduced to :1s0ns 'ss Ind
The ship distant from Sandy hook e,1a ~ maes Il
dearees minutes, and - seconds. As the ship by
tbs time was making but seven knots per hour, ne
lind heinr at the southwest the glass falling anu
eatsr sTe o. thought the sk too great to keep
On event Of Westerly gas coming o{ .1nv "R I've
Ths Chief Steward also reported the stores shor.
fresh provisions enough for Two days, ana Pot po
], and salt provisions ZOE hme tne "a bread
@ md rice Would be out Al after recesing the the
engineers report decided to come sasi ae.s a,fant I1e
as 3shno ofng nntine the afternoon he wind s.
1a ns stsseS ad yaefed several 20
Corrected the BY the polas star The eoa,ae 1nt
By compass vas n "a e. ~'sn IN .np'e asss
1o7 bs M''R ss and to
ss the east of sambro Island sft my 9r9 1s
| aaffr
pnS1G1 Pa Four NJ ocers. corrected the course the Las
time ut 1920 when repeated my caut,un s au' ea
= GoTns About fifteen minutes, III. Fisher came
ask me some particulars about the ehip as he va
fnass M5s to liz nehsBsRie intsaon 70 run 9a
m then toheaye to and await a.y a Nm dms heF
ab Tas 2 miles nfh T T4ha s oa III
BENZ Knots per hour. The night at this time 1T "
cloudy and clear At 124o my se1yant came s nnt mR ~
ee m, when the second officer would e,ll me- .. snt
s ,9tston III had of aaa Maa md
saanns, keeling lightly to port The officers were quel
II at their stations BY the a 81
ship Ieelng over rapidly rendered tue sta1bosz
boaa useless. Every effort was made to send the pee
forward ouaide The shp but teT1of n ha sanboa
- lifeboat. carried two ladies' and placed 1nem WI.
a him. snd returned for Before got as fss
a. ,as bsez a;.esa g ssm Il s he nsn ;11a e
1oet tas went set and 70 The
out would rs which she dd
e fsw minutes carrying Win heF NJ: VI. ~ ''sa ter
nh returned to the rggings aud found that M ths
pn dies had gone The Chief oihesr, NJ Firth @ got
be on and he had to remain there until ?; m., Waen
weather and sea moderated with tas fa3pR es7 ae an
'ef ast Ing the boats USELESS wont forward, and vii
eT speakman and Owens established eommuncation VI
80 | rono to the small outlying rock, distance from
sss stsgboard bow about forty yards Owens svam fri
IT. but failed to get footing speakan then f1aed y
ath succeeded. souter rope was hauled On the re
ns Of Tie men By this time 1t .. M I was at Il
nd time in The .nasn sieging' TYING s9 o gst to
; Forward Many went, but the larger number, 9esc
,na he Pufser es the trs 70 the intense
nsn s1a1 oae .pps outside he ahp is fore rigging
ere tacks unwove and sent ashore. We now
hs hga ropeso along which msn to tns nnf
- ~ reachinr The crocks. Mr. Brady, accompanied
.es ya Messr1 Ovens nd Ihoas . nov g0d @
ser da md shallow, though With heavy surf runnt
'os through. They then went up and gave The alarm
sent amessenger to- Halifax. About MY eos 70
bs the hne IT. THOUGH gneq beipr do The ch
,me sie"a s; doan Wih tbs Fourth oces encouraged
M ~ nina side to Eesp moving and keep from a
led sslsep Il many cases they gsys gas n asted aaa
appaTepy without sy p,n Ind despto ii eo1s
aTe sense them died, and zpped into The sea- A. ~
A1s came hut M she W. t0n feenes a .,
cams him and It vs. several minutes before be 60
to- uroceedl In about twenty minutes more me u
an IT, te s'fs ~as sas Z
our out n n hour followed " txo oths1s IL
eosasd,- fearing thu 'a'p "'o'o p@''
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