New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

,,o,v ~ Bakh measures $50 miles IN length by 100
s.s.Stb With the Ox,is on the porth, Balkh is
80 nv the HindOo-KoOsh On the south; and aban-
tbe line Of the oxus a. FestFetiBg them uadnly,
- ssans are now, to all appearances, about to assert
80 the HRdoo-KoOsh forms the natural bmit to their
rsotra Asian possessions The explanation which The
.os Gassite gives 4 straightiorwaTd The time has
I. says for as 70 iBerease the influence We eH-
sIse on All the populations OF Central Asia and this
G he oil the easier Tor u.s. nasnn as the soverergs
velepment OF our influence on the eogaers OF the ter
ery ruled BY the Empress Of India wenld Dc the
~ ASiaiie Turkey by TIE ERgsh There are ia
% two political forces advancing one against the
eo,e ne immediate eghb0r Of Russia in Asia Minor
z Z quite simple that Russia IN her tnn sho1ld desire
sxsed lion u certainly very significant
The good slip Loeb Ard, from London to
.,.,hoorne. foundered on the Australian coast
= June 1, and out OF seventeen passengers
I'D large crew Only two persons got
.,here Miss Evelme Carmichael and Midshipman
Tsomas Pearce AS the morning cleared somewhat, the
-, were seen close 70 the ship, aud the captain gave
scr. to nave the boats lowered and tue passengers
sla,ed in them By this ttme the seas were breaking
ean oyer the ship, sud she humping very heavily
p.sree with five Others were clearing away the port
H,boet and the grips having been aud the ehOoks
,poeked out they Just about hooking the tackles
a. when heavy struck her, and knocked the boat
aver the aide ana AT Win her feRrce got ashore Oy
he help partly Of The boat partly OF table. Shortly
ser the snip struck, the cabin filled with water, but
most not all, Of the passengers mp and dressed.
he belts we're obtained from the lazarette but the
gs we're such bad condition that u took some time
"a sastea them on. FOar ladies and two men wore
tbem. Miss Evelne and Miss Raby Carmichael ran up
M companion ladder ana At the deck the captain SAID
of you are saved, LET nay wife know died like a
British ssIlor-at my post" BE was only married SIX
weeks before he lett London. sea swept the ladies
overheard Miss Evelne found that she had hold Of a
heneoop she was joined by Reginald Jones and Arthur
MITCHELL They heard the screams OF the persons still
az board the ship sinking last The three hOaed
INTO the entrance Of tho gorge, aud then the two men
ABANDONED the heDcoOp Tor Spar but they were caught
~ The undertOw aud carried OHt 20 sea. Miss Car
michael, VINO must now nave been lORF tune Va the
water caught sight OF Pearce on shore and screamed
All 20 bin. He 0raveT swan out, found thar she had
become nsensiDe, ana got her safely o. land he then
dmbed 10 top OF the cls An search OF assistance
Re struck PATH and followed t for several hou upll
he fen In with man employed on Glenampie station.
TIE tWo returned TO the shore, goa down the es
Win die help OF rope and then found 70 their horrer
fai the lady had stryed away Tbey ola not discover
SeF an long after dark Even then she was only found
IN accident she lay IN eomatOse state under some
bushes The mdshipmap and this young LADY were the
oulY survivors.