The Consul raised a subscription, by which a sura of 4»1 12s. 6!. was raised for each man; and it ought not to pass unnoticeJ, that a Hungarian of the Hebrew faith, James Weisbergio, bad a bag of one hundred sovereigns on botrd, whicb was saved, and he distributed to each of bis seventeen fellow survivors £5, gave the Mission £2, and paid his own passage up to Sydney. So sometimes do great advertities bring out and de velop tbe better qualities of our nature. Not half the sufferings of that dreadful teven teen days on the punt are here told, once or twice the shocking proposition wat raised of eating the •lead, but waa fortunately overruled; then again, the strong thought to throw overboard the weak •nd thus lighten the boat, this horrible thought waa also suppressed ; but that all the survivors of the wreck of the All Serene are all mt n who have witnessed horrors tbe pen would fail in de scribing, and tbe tongue almost refuse to utter, is not to be doubted. On the 29:h and 30th of March, this group was visited acith a very severe gale of wind, ap. proaching in violence and circular direction to a hurricane, end the Charlotte, ajptopsail schooner belonging to J. and C. Godeffroy, of Hamburg, I running between Samoa, of tbe Navigator group, and Fiji, was lost on one of tbe re«fs in tbe neighbourhood cf Lakemba. Not a soul is left to tell the tale. The head of the firm in tbe Pa [ cific, Mr.'August TJnsblem, of Apia, Samoa, was ( on board, and tbe moM experienced pilot of Fiji, ; a highly reapectable and well-known man, Mr. ' Christopher Carr, was also -on board, Oreat portions of the wreck have come ashore, and of the oil forming tbe cirgo, but all hope is despaired of that any of tbt sixteen souls on board were saved. > This same firm lost a sister ship, the Annlta, in a hurricane in the Friendly Island group in ! January last year, alto, with all bands lost. It is also very much feared that Captain Jjmes Mil colro, juu., of the schooner Mechanic, of Sydney, •it also lost. He was in the Friendly Island group, bonnd for Fiji, it is believed, but bat not been heard of since. 