The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-13
NEW YORK.
Vessel Wrecked.


Centaur arrived from GreytOwn yes;er
day, On October ID she picked up
Spanish negro in boat belonging to thl
bark Toronto, OF Glasgow, wrecked Real
Noyassa, but when and under what cir
Cumstances could not be learned from thC
negro, The crew abandoned the bark il
her boats and all perished except thu
negro, and he was insensibIe when found
a reporter had a talk with the rescued
seaman, from which it appears that sOor
after leaving Novassa a furious storm
rose and at II r. ~. the foremast broke
close to the deck. nhOur aflerward the
main'mast gave way. The tempest was
very violent, yet the Captain was below
sleeping, Land was discovered and the
Captain was called, under whose orders
all hands took to the boat; it was imme'
diately filled with water and seven men
were washed into the sea. There were
seven men in the boat with no provisions
For days they drifted about without food
From his account It seems clear that the
men lost their reason one by one, and
they all died, and he alone was left, lie
caught n sea bird occasionally, and when
found he was drifting along, his head
dropping upon his bosom; he could not
speak or move.
MuTINIED.
A special from London says telegram
from Rochelle, dated November Il, says
u bottle containing the following mes
sage, was picked up, November Slh, OF the
coast Of Nianevre dep: "The crew Of
the British ship Lennic, Capt, Hatfield,
from Autiveux for New York, mutinied
on the 3lst Of October and killed the mas
ter, mate and boatswain."
a telegram from Rochelle, November
10Th, says u government steamer disCOv-
cred the British steamer Lennie oil Far.
north with one boy and five men on
board, four OF whom are supposed 10 be
accOmplices in the mutiny,
REVIVAL IN THE TABERNACLE,
This morning the ministers held a
meeting and spent an hour in prayer for
Gods blessing and aid. There were over
100 clergymen present, They then en-
tered the Tabernacle and Mr.. Moody had
the doors closed, that they might have q
few moments silent prayer, and after the
prayer the doors were opened and the
building was filled to it, utmost capacity.
Lord, | Hear OF Showers Of Blessing"
was then sung, and Mr., Moody read a
portion of the 9th chapter OF Daniel,
and said he hoped God would come 30
near them this hour that they would in
deed have very little to say.
Silent prayer was again offered, and ~
Need Thee Every Hour" was sung, A
gentleman in the gallery, with very
loud voice, prayed, making the Taberna-
Gle echo, and when he closed, Mr.. Moody,
in n sorrowful tone, said, "NOw let Us
have few moments silent prayer, and
thus get back again to Ourselves-thal is
what we want
Three minutes thus passed when Mr.,
Sankey offered prayer, Rev. II, W.
Beccher, leaning against the platform,
offered prayer. This was Mr.. BeeClcr's
first active participation in the revival
service and he spoke with eloquence. Rev.
DR.. Fulton, pastor OF tho Hanson place
Baptist Church, recently threatened with
disruption, owingtO dissensiOns, occupied
II front seat and was continually weeping
from the time he entered, then prayed,
with tears streaming down his cheeks,
that God would bless him and give him
more Of Ills spirit Of grace; that they
should bow rs sinners. At the close Of
prayer the congregation was dismissed,
the Indies remaining for the wOmen's
meeting.
A physician sent circular to most Of
the clergymen saying, II allowed to
speak, that he will convince them there
Is no Heaven and no future state. The
ministers have prayed for the conversion
Of this man.
FAILURES
Two failures in the butter and cheese
trade are reported, Armstrong & MOrri.
son, and T. ). Doremus 4 Co.
NJ. Il. BOARD OF MISSIONS.
The Methodist Episcopal Board Of Mis-.
sions to-day made appropriations for the
ensuing year, and adopted resolution
recommending the removal OF the seat OF
the General Conference from ST. Louis
to Baltimore.
The appropriation was finally made
$2, 500 for Southern California and $500
for California. The appropriation for
Alabama, which had been fixed at $500,
was reduced to $1,000. Swedish Mission
in California, $500; Swedish Mission in
Central Illinois, 1000; Danish Mission,
Desmoincs, 5000; Swedish Mission, Eric,
5000; Swedish Mission, Minnesota, $4,000;
Norwegian Mission, Minnesota, $4,000
Wisconsin Norwegian Mission, $4,000;
Swedish Work, West Texas, $500; Ger.
man Mission, California, 81 800; Chicago
German Conference, $4,000; East Ger.
man, $4,000; Louisiana, $4,000; North.
west German, $1,000; South German,
SlO,OOO Southwest German, s., 900.
Adjourned.
THE LoEDER CASE.