New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-04

Disas.ros. Collision q: Seo-Iprecs ofaie Mary Seo''
a dreadful collision occurred the night Of the sih MI
between the Br-oiyr Capt Richardson. winch had Just
sailed from Liverpool or this ci;y sd the Ma Scott the
latter y,se sunk WIKI her cargo n<sre Tor $4,000 = L
er.oo She was :ro=l Valparaiso with cargo OF copper
ore and ron and sI20o0e specie. She was SOC oa'
burden, aad aer crew consisted OF the Captain ard Mate
eleyen men ard TO bor- OF 7houl ;our the
carpenter and boy were picked up after the collision
According to the statement he ne brig was we'll
lighted and the carpenter steering ~hea the crew "a"
H.. Brooslva -4nniag down ire h ter-eaIan sa- et
The s,eersran pu, the helm up got upon The buyaEks and
called to the Brooklyn reople Tor Gods sake keep their
m otherwise the bri- would be down but they took n
notice and the rookyr winch seins the rateot about
knot. an hour -rck the bri= a-: where the sh- we're tn
tn, s,2rboard side and passed without oFeTlH any as-''
lance
The .5i. ach wa nm 4ovn by the >u-qushanna- Of:
Newfoundland an accoua, of which recently punished
from the Philadelphia journals proves TO have bee ne Tar
a-on British trader between Liverpool and Halifax She
had on board al Ike time OF the accident cargo worth
100000 The following made oy the mate
who wa: on watch At the of the collision aAd VINO N
Germany with evrl others arrived a, Ai-,.ch Nova
>coti'i IL 'i' f''''Ni-
On The Eta OF Niay, : c4ocA. y ~ tAe weather.
and the . being under close reetet topsai!s.
agd verv thick at tae ,irne large ship rlnlg Tor our
mil-lp- having time 70 keep our Fe>Sei away we
cave MI the .arn yse possibly could. bat II S4s OF no avail
the shin struck the Paragon anldslps ana cut her down a.
f a. We could We thez hailed the ship and requested
Them not 20 leave U.s. making water yer last but
80, received no answer and >hc bore away from u Sac
had bright sides with white moudings. ami from her r-
paucc We supposed her be one at the NeS-l orN Inc
Z
aenl-t- being carried aay. and all the hoats stove Ia
". tne. commenced Tighten le >ir by throwing TIC
cargo overheard nal canvass orr her sides and all the
land. tina, could be spared placed the Punf> bu;
al , .frts wen. futile the ,lo RAPIDLY made wuter asd
was sinking fast ~ ,iN F. NJ. q barque bearing
,,1 for uS which proved 20 be the Iond-n at Yarmouth.
V,, So.ja bound 10 Liverpool w requested the Cap
t TO lie by D. till the following which he hGmanely
did and a, seven clock we abandoned the Paragon, she az
That ;.rne having from to feet of IN her hold On
tho tn Nav w. put Is of the aud four on
boqrI the Bellona bound 10 Mramichi.
CAPTAIN Sadlcr the Of the brig, -"ycie. hurt
by the conclusion and ran abour cryiag that NJ back wa'
broken the carpenters much injured and the mate
wa ]an''he' oc'"',-'' ' 80 ~. -, -,r ,,,-
me o'oN'h ililc''"4N - ''c '''= -. Il. II 60
about five minutes the mate eNeatei himself ana olI
been carried away. and that the ps ha' il'e ICY N-' IT,
l hold AT hands wer on dccL and tried ret the
,I ! IT. c,,,,a;n wont below
!"'g o'i'' oul ''4'" ",' ~ N - ~,
him into tn. cabin aud said. Captain Sailer II You want TO
tiii> D"N 90 slccl' an" / Il oo'',e' - -: l
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