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poisonous, and left him. but the drug proved fatal
shortly afterward.
FOUNDERED IN HID-OCEAM.
WRECK OF THE NORWEGIAN BARK SoRDEN-EscAPE
OF HER CREW.

WRECK OF THE NORWEGIAN BARK NoRDEN-EsCAi"
OF HER CREW.
The Norwegian bark ThOrvaldsen arrived at
the Atlantic Docks Brooklyn Saturday, after an eh-
ceedlngy rough and stormy voyage across the A'"c'
in the conrse of which she several hines Nearly
wrecked and which she succeeded at great peril A."
rescuine the crew Of another shipwrecked vessel me
Thorvaldsen sailed from Lynn, Eng. November TO- III
ballast. for New-York First officer Andrew seems
says that voyage four days Sfter leaving Enga"
was a succession OF On the hfth DAY out ING
bark encountered westerly gales which drove her aoou'
sometimes helpessly the sea beating over her auu oo
ing her with In of these gales she was u'''
$50 miles of her In another she was
to scud before the fury Of the blast under bare poles
Intervals calm would follow, In which damages "ou
be repaired aud the bark put upon her course again.
November 10 the Tborvaldsen was sailing Tree ana
making her way comfortably through the heavy seas
blown up by previous gales At O'Clock IN the hornH
the lookout signals of distress flying from the ass
OF bark about three miles away. She was rollhR heip
iessly in the sea and had settled deeply Inc lhor
vadsen a, once bore down for her aud sent boat OUT
The vessel was found TO be the Norwegian bark Norden
C,ptain Frus with a crew OF fourteen men, Her rigging
was coated with ice and the was rolling over her
The water in her hold was feet deep. and the pumps
were useless for lack OF feathers A 1t was evident h'
she could float long Itan Frs anu MS ere" were
with much difficulty taken of ana carried III sinan
boat 10 the ThOrvaldsen.
TIE NorGen had sailed from Quebec for London NO
vember l. with cargo oi lumber and iron. The bark
encountered the of the November gales ana hau
lost nearly an suit OF sails The sea had DroAe
over her CARRYING away her houses and bulwarks aud
sweeping everything movable from her decks FROM
constant strning seams were opened and IL was foun1
that SIC was leaking badly. the well showing elght leet
of water This, however vas JUMPED out n1" mi
were bent ana the f2ro@ Gavs aferwad She
vas beset by violent storm IN Whlch Sans were
spit deck, were wash d. aud other damage was CONF
An immense sea struck her D9Ws au ul6S no "tdst
exertOns Of the To keep es5 IMAM elEo lee. VI
water IN the hold. Shortly after her bows hau peeh
broken in tine pumps parted utterly auu ~ yca' ~,
rude Aso 40, longitude 10 y, about LOU mes On
English cOast. signals of distress were oi
some passing vessel that would take on ths % b
Nova ScOtan IN the afternoon ~,
49, and frantic efsrts were MADE nv the, Clc" - ~
Npracn to signal her. Captain trus stated wa. ,-
nails were undoubtedly by he Nova Scouan paIh,
but no attention WAS paid 10 them. Al nlghIia sne
sill in sight, ard her head and sideiigIts WIZ u
fired and lights aoft the Norden but te NYon
scOtiau took III he side and Headlights aHu pro0e VI
her voyage -, rA.oIdoor which
rescued ms crew When Captain Ffus ana MS loh ia
gained the deck OF the TnOrvadsen large ~ ,n
land dog, belonging 20 the second oincer wa t6 b III
the starboard poop deck looking wistiuy al me ~
He was called nv his owner and sDrang INTO the heaS
seas healing FOR the bark The distance was heLIlI
half mnc. bu; the Ofute DuHe'eN 'io ""'' ~ "
finally taken board 49,.
Noyember 20 the Thorvadsen encountered HURT
lasting six hours which the malnsal lower Iure
topsa and tOp-gallant yard were carried 1Ma1
and Inc bark was threatened with mOmentlry destrHc
ton November 80 the CITY OF London from NV ", N
for London was spoken 10 by the Dark anu tdptau
Fms and his crew transferred To the strau ct.
Tney have since been landed III London Inc Noiue'
was owned IN Drummond Norway.