The second boat now reached the beach.  Silva was assisted out, apparently suffering much pain, and then Cousin Silas and Ben followed with their limbs at liberty.  We ran forward to welcome them, which we did most warmly, while they seemed very well pleased to meet us.  Poor Silva was left, wounded as he was, standing on the beach.  Some more casks and several other things were landed from the boat, and then the crew, without addressing a word to any of us, shoved off as fast as they could, and pulled back to the schooner.