The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03

to us and then galloped away to tho north. THIS
proved TO be Mr. ). G. Brock, who went to tho lie
saving station Tor assistance.
TO MORROW POWDER.
Al hali-pas twelve the Ito saving crew arrived with
line The second shot tho line crossed tue f,reyard.
but was aioul Of the jibstay went aioit on The
ioreyard aud got tue limo and paved Il
down 10 those on deck 10 haul Owing TO the stu
pidty OF the crew on shore the line was cut or
against the jo stay. The ammunition OF the
lie saving crew having been expended IN
these two Intellectual shots they went the
house oil Mr.. Brock and borrowed powder
IRON him, thea they dred two shots bu, owing
to their having no wire to into mortar from
tho line each charge burned the line near
the mortar aud tho whole Thing was
up their gun and carried Il away, leaving
on the beach about lvc men to rescue those who
might be washed ashore. Meantime tho snip
breaking up last. Tho mainmast mad already gone.
The ioremast Stood nrm. The passengers we're all
ging, The sea was breaking over US with great
violence sweeping overheard the passengers in small
on the ship unt ali hope ha gone of any assistance
being rendered from shore. Tnsn aG-
water and trus, '" 70 tho sea sv wssbn neo them
ashore. saw tue foremost was about TO 20, then
dropped into the water and struck out Tor the snore
The frst sea that struck me washed me in raft OF
lumber that was washed out oil the hold
rms was part Of the cargo, and IL was
inextrcaby entangcd with three ropes from tho bow,
the Jib down haul ana the staysail down huul IL
was impossible TO exricalc myself without cutting
the ropes took my knife and cut tn IN, but dur
ing This time eight or ten broke over me- eacn
brusing and hanging me worse aud worse. Alter
got the ropes cut | rot clear OF the lumber
and went ashore all right very much bruised
and exhausted. | was kindly cared tor on the
beach by Mr. Brock aud Mr.. Dun,on, AS wero all
othors who were saved ABOUT eight O'Clock A.
| carried Mrs. Harrison on my back from The
saloon 10 the pilot house. sho was very mucu ex-
hausIed She remained In the pilot house about two
hours, when II commenced 10 break up thon tried
to get her IN tho hurricane deck, but tho sea swept
her away, and she was drowned alongside tho ship
Her body has been recovered Her husband was saved
THE SURVIVORS
me steamer Cysnet TOOK Mp the following SURVIVORS,
ut Van Stacks and C0urch's Island and brought
them 10 Norfolk tonight: William Harrison, richard
Clark, James Irimper, Edward Burns, James Good
wyn, Christ Hochr, coward McFadJen, John McCue,
Patrick Rainey, Mcnaei Kline, Arthur Mccullough,
John Dorriy, Hugh Rely. wiliiam Clinton. Michael
Casey. Patrick Dlion, William Spellman, John Kelly,
John Dorsey, Curtis Cowles Jane, Moca,e. Barney
Marshall, Archer Mckinley. Patrick Fay, chaci
John Kennedy, John McDevtt. Nicholas Hawkins,
Abbott Farnnam, joan Henry, Thomas Battles. Michael
John Monaghan Peter Jackson, Charles Marley, James
Leslie, Men O'Donnei, Peter Murphy. James Buras,
A. G. Caten, Charles Gi.ber,, Robert Bucnan, John
Namara, Lawrence McQuillap, David Welsh, Edward
Welsh, Feix johnson. John McGare, ra.rlcx
Francis Fitzpatrick William McGinley, Acx.
ander Daucherty, Patrick Welsh, William Gallagher.
Mcary Patrick Quinn. sA David is aaaers "i James
Clark, John Murphy, Thomas Farnham, Thomas
MaDermoi! James Cam, John w MoreeT'
E isias asnas ssSame., 'oaS William a ks5
WICK, Timothy O'Bren, Edward Scuy,
Mclaughlin. Daniel o'srieu, James Carson, Jonn
Bradley, Patrick German, Thomas Harrington, John
couey Josn Mckenas Richard Dalton
Flav,on Auo. Ann nu0t William Aazy.
sa narry
Thomas Joyce. John weIcn, Frank Elliott, James
MeGulre, Charles zahncr, Thomas Philips, Michael
Manning Patrick Curran. Patrick Murphy,
Daniel sweeney, Matthew Turney, Michael Haynes,
Charles Connolly. Achael McCarty, William Brown,
John Coady James Riley, e. d. Grcare, James Faln ON,
D. NJ. Cozzens, William Cumm'ns, Patrick Newton.
W. Newton, Edward Lauferkede, George A. Yohl, J.
J. Moore and Thomas Cogg'n.
THE INJURED.
Dr. W. II. Sawtelle, United States Marine Hospital
Service having been despatched TO tho scene Of tho
disaster with medical stores, arrived 1T Van Slaak's
following survivors, who were injured moro or ess:-
Mrs Ann uot inciplent pn cum onia; Charles Guert
hGmoptysIs and Commissions; Daniel Mcclellan, bron-
chial catarrh aud coatusions; Patrick McGormnn.
bronchial cstarrh and COMMISSIONS; John Monognan
cnial catarrh and injuries Of The body /;
Richard Clark, muscular rheumatism; Jonn
head; James Doughery, bronchial ca,arrh; John Nc
| Namar, bronchial catarrh and contusions; s. N.
calarrh; John Kelly, finger wounacd Peter Murphy.
| muscular rneumatism; John Barry and James
Mann'ns, bronchial cu.srrh; james Maloaoy.
diarrnDa; James rrmpIcr, confusion Of back
Charles zahner, confusion OF ankle; john Sweeney,
confusion Of loot Carrot Doyle, pleurisy Frank Eli
| liot plcurodynia; James Poland, lumbago; Newton
Dctricp, Iacerated wound on hand and lum-
| baso; Jonn Shoemnp, lacerated foot aud tonshtes;
David Anderson, injury oil leg and hand; j. 5. Jen-
kins, oontusons and tonsiliIes; John rurlsy, con-
tuslons; John WEIGH and John Hagey, bronch ial
catarrh and contusions John Bradley. confusion OF
foot; James Mcclure, injury OF back; Thomas
Phillips, David Lee ana Patrick Curran, bronchial
catarrh James Fitzpatrick, muscular rheumatism
William Mclaughlin, pleurisy; William Cummlns,
muscular rheumatism: jerry Eagan, wound on arm
and log; John WEIGH, spran VI back; Folk johnson,