The New York herald., 1878-08-16

nine Inches long; spoke ship Henrietta, Nswpev for
ST. Jchps, which AZ nrst misook Us ior schooner
drosus ana hesvs 70 again il looked ike storm.
Could 60, no warm grub; waves mountains high; han
for about miie but they gave up chase thinking
perhaps. We we're the boat with letters from the Fly
juss Is Al i've 7. n. saw the ship ryro. Of Nova
Scotia; Captain wished 70 take 10 on; Drew shesred
Juss al High winds end rough sea: remained at
Gsue saw bound M n T. ana ,sn sS'p sosns
Moiner Carsy's chickens. efi.rsl - y
yusr 70 s.. as.0u: .SSu' Souna oi
New York; came close and cnssred heartily eu' soon
JUNE 26-Passsd bark; heavy ram.
JuxE 27.-Heavy swell: first 1ne day; all bcdding,
So, wet but nope 10 dry them; whales made US un.
pudfcd; thoueht light attracted them.
JuxE 2s --Broakiast. coffee and sges; more whales;
'Ja JuSs ae.~vsfy isnt rain, foesyj sailed only IS
miles in lwoniy-iou hours; could not get correct
JUNE 36-nade 100 miIos in ~ hours; saw two
ships, bot could not catch them. spoke snip James
s S 10 ;. up
only 10 md out longitude; sea boarded ~ and sat-
urss ed tho bed. stsm iat
. july 2--sea irishtuly high; saw Swedish bark
Rudolph Gren aud other vessels y ..lts....lsty .
JvLY 3 --Gaiei at drogue all day; nothing hot;
July a.-Drank tho bottle Of rgsr ,ha. we had
been saving for this day; - Is the most dangerous
JuLy Scot under way. but again came to
drSgas n TWO hours M .S ,oox Nor,
wegiau bark II. Joiner, from Gloucester for Balt
more; a.isSas = dsg NJ 6 longitude ~ n dss w.; sos
boyh taken sick ut dinner, and two bottles went and
= third nexiaay. a+ss
JULy,L-Ss very rough s.r
JULY Spoke British ship Republic, OF Nova Sco-
tie, Ior Antwerp. and Khedive, OF Aar,iepooI, for
July o.--No observation; ran ninety m,isa
july 10 Ran $50 miles course T. By ). half s..
July ll-Wind W., foEgy.
july i2-wind s., stormy, fogsy; ran ninety
miles; no observation.
cleared and We took observations-the nrst for
eighteen days; latitude 46 ieg. 4s min N; thick fog
JuLY H-very ioGgy saw two sails and lots OF
proposes; We not the but for several
seconds for the Arst Two quarters
july l5-Wind E spoke British brGantine Maid
Of Llapgollen, from Port Maaoc; wept on board and
took dnncr look an observation and got so~e poans
july la-Iight winds; saw nvs sails going W.;
go good manaxhs ,nnm. N saw sreen
boat; saw Norwegian bark Frank: my chronometcr
watch beon useless for wook-sprng out Of or
der: when lefs homo did intend TO work out
oueitudc, but TO depend on passing vessels, as did
Crapo and Johnson, but hndng longitude aseiul con-
cuded to work It and got 10 be quise an ADEPT
july II -Thriy.four days out; wind 5. W.: sea
smooth; though, We saw monster like snake
July is--ycry light; cav British bdsan,ine Nellie
77' ~ fffaI'
!. july l0.-L,rht easterly winds gave up the hope
OF q Quick passage; spoke American Hhip Annie IA.
smith, from Hull 10 New York, and bark.J. B. DuGas,
bound to Philadelphia passed. two ships. sis
July 20-Wind n. K. ana n. variaoae, light; NO
observation; picked up tho gidcd fgaEcheod OF yes
sci; hlnety miles.
JuLY 21-Foggy; WIND N ran eighty miles
JULr 22-Foggy; wind light; saw four sails bound
f., aud American bark T. L. Carney, Of New York,
from New York 10 Dunkirk; longitude 2odcg. min.
w.: rot somc information saw the Lizze J. Leslie,
" OF Nova scotia, for Liverpool; German bs<k Aister
and Norwegian bark Floke. British snip Aunot Il
Annette Lyle, from Liverpool for Cork
JULY 23-CIear; spoke ltann brig; could not un-
derstuud Nautilus dong we'll; cav splendid meteor,
and ling twenty feet long covercd with bsrnaces
July "a Nautilus dong well tremend long sea.
JULY 25.-Spoke steamer Daniel Saeannan, Of Ant
July 26-seas fcariully high hove TO under sail |;
worst weather we have had; appears We are between
lilo and death boats could 1.-Two In such weather.
July 2Z-Wnd n. W.; moderate run OF twenty
miles: saw ST. Piorre, bark, OF Bordeaux, who gave
us bottle OF brandy, latitude 40 deg min. ~ days
out; lay course for sciy.
com pellcd MS 10 20 northward sighted Bishop Roch
q; SP ~ making Us 40 days in cross,ng-thc fastest
t,mo on record for amy small boat sit Ihatchor's
Island Light ON June IL and made Bishop Koch at
July 2o-spoke Italian brig Juitctta and pilot boat
q c Of clhy: tried rowipg, but failed 10 weather tho
Lizard ana made Auion Cove. where we beachcd the
Nautilus aud landed. -
The wind continues easteriy, which prevents the
brothsrs from conlipuing their adventurous voyage
TO their destinution--Psrn