The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

THE BODY OF MRS. XAVIER RAocHLN AND THREE
OTHERS RECOVERED.

THE BODY OF MRS. zAvIER RAocHLIN AND THREE
OTHERS RECOVERED.
From the London Times May 14.l
The steamer Lady OF the Isles while on her pas
sage from Scilly 10 Penzance and ten miles from
the Scilly Islands, recovered the body OF lady,
well dressed, and wearing a gold chain with watch
attached, earrings and brooch. In the pocket OF
the dress was a draft on Lucerne bank for
1900 francs. The body was brought 20 Penzance
and there Identified by the mate as that OF Mrs.
Zavier Racchlln, thIrty-eght years OF age and the
mother or four children, all OF whom were
drowned. There was no liiebet around the
BODY.
Three bodies were washed ashore at Mousehoie,
lust out side Mounts Bay. yesterday, and have
been recognized as those or the purser, q saloon
passenger named Bremner and the second car
penter.
AFFECTING INCIDENTS OF THE SUBMARINE SEARCH.
The bodies OF Mr.. and Mrs. Friend were found
almost at the same time and within very short
distance OF each other
There were several instances OF this kind.
Among osher bodies brought TO Sicily was that OF
lady, apparently about twenty-one years OF age,
upon one OF whose fingers on the right hand was
a gold ring, inscribed with the initials "a. W. A.
M and the date, s25th April, 1851 On the lett
hand was anotner ring marked, "A. W., rom A.
b. but ihere was neither card nor document OF
any KIND leading TO her identification.
Another body that was brought in about an hour
afterward was tnaG OF gentleman about twenty
three years OF age on nun were valuable gold
watch ana chain. aud round his neck was locIet
Containing the likeness Of lady. on ms right
hand was a ring marked "a. Nj A. NJ. April q,
1872 ana In his pocketoook was MS marriage GER
tincate, dated April u, 1915. From this II IS IN
ierred that they were man and wife, and that they
married on the day the schiller sailed nom
New York u has since been ascertained that the
names o. TINS young couple were MT. ana Mrs
Au9uste Munte, oil New YORK.
THE SIGNAL GUNS.
for frak Tina
that on the night OF the wreck two OF the semen
dshing boats stationed at 81 Agnes, having heard
the guns OF the Schiller, went out at one O'CLOCK;
but alter searching among the Western Rocks Tor
Two hours without seeing anything, returned; Tue
sea was so very rough that they were unable TO
go further tnan Urebawthen. me boats on re,
turning reported that they could see nothing, and
supposed there was no wreck. The guns were
at that time believed to be those OF a steamer
passing. THIS IS the reason why 0oats from ST.
Agnes did not go out carrier than egnt O'Clock,
when the log lifting, the wreck could be seen
from the island. AT Jour 0'cock, before tue nsn-
ing boats had returned, Mr.. OBADIAH HICKS had
gone on. in ms boat, had seen the wreck, ana was
thus Instrumental III saving Ire.
Mr.. Tnomas Jones stevens the agent OF tho
Eagle Line OF steamers aC Plymouth, asks as 10
stale tuat steamers OF that line nave ever fired
guns in passing Scllly.
Last evening at the sailors home, Plymouth
the Survivors staying there were presented py
them among the oflicers ana artisans OF the Devon
port dockyard.
Prebendary Wedgeland, rector OF Penzance yes
terday officiated at the funeral oil those persons
Tue service was very solemn, and was attended
by an enormous concourse.
THE WRECK EXAMINED BY DIVERS.
A thorough examination OF the Schiller was
made yesterday Ivy divers, VINO remained nye
hours uRder water. fney found the snip broken
up, Her lower decks are IN confused heap, sus-
pended between three rocks, and her engine shaft,
keel ana otner prominent portions Of The snip
but some passengers luggage was got up and sew
eral sewing machines. Inc snip's bottom seemed