Though severely wounded, he rode on two miles further; and then, from loss of blood, sunk down upon the beach, not far from Alexandretta, and sent to that place for help.

It was promptly rendered by Mr.Levi, the American Vice Consul, Arthur Roby, Esq., the English Vice Consul, and other gentlemen, and the fainting missionary was taken to the house of Mr.Levi, where he died the next morning, March 26th, 1862.
The Armenian servant died four days later from his wounds, and another, who was wounded, recovered.
Mr.Johnson, United States Consul at Beirut, took energetic measures, in connection with Mr.Morgan at Antioch, for apprehending the murderers.

They had the cooeperation not only of the gentlemen above mentioned, but also of Capt.

Hobart of H.B.Majesty's Ship _Foxhound_, Capt.

Simon, of the French Frigate _Mogador_, and Col.
A.S.Frazer, H.B.M.Commissioner to Syria.