The Luxury of A Hurry Rescue Night Aboard Ice Cake
In February 1831 a Down East brig battled ice and cold off New York while a lookout spotted two children adrift on a cake of ice. Captain Larkin and mate ordered aid, and with exhausted sailors they rowed through the moonlit sea. They reached the ice to find two sleeping boys, warmed them against the numb night, and towed them to safety as the ice carried them toward the harbor. The rescue survived thanks to steadfast courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin
Whistler
Kennebeek
Tarin
Caphin
Mr. Larkin
Amanth
New York
N. York
Pearl-street
Wall Street
Wall and
Pearl Streets
Courtland Street
Amboy
Dios
Albany
Iristman
Marius
Carthage
Citap Faye
Tyron
North Carolina
Noch da- Folie
Boston
House of Bure Gerses
Mantin
Newhern
Halifax
Martin
Kingles
Virginia
Atlantic
St. Mary's River
Floridas
Mississippi River
Carolinas
Georgia
Earl of Grenville
Lord Grenville
Virginia Line
Souyh
Atantic
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
Grenville
America
Joseph Montfort
Montfort
Guage
Nelson
Treasury
Lsili
Gage Hiveing
Robert Washington
Freederick the Great
Wland
Joseph Hewes
Exlenton
Richard Caswell
General Congress
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Sune
Messrs
Hewes
Caswell
Hooper
Hesse of Burgesses
Hilleborough
Viner
Morse
Newbern
Lexington and Concord
House of Burgesses
Hillsborough
House of Lords
Wilmin
Flatts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Callela
the Home Journal
Benk
Senate of New Jersey
Wastuip Scott
Colonial Mistery
Charles C. A
Col. Gilford Powery
Newhem
England
Manin
Carolina
Tennessee
Christopher Dotter
Bret
James Moore
Cape Fear
Robert Howe
Brunswick
Wilmington
Lake Michigan
Pacific Ocean