New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
IT There was no news this morning by the
Southern Mail.

1oss or THE SARAH BARSEs.-An ARRIVAL from
Galveston at New-Oreans on the 23d brings a
confirmation of the loss Of the steamer Sarah
Barnes. BY having sprung aleak. a slap from
the Picayunc says:
On n. ,tb u, a, noou she crossed The Galveston ba
io this port, Ga the next morning the -on
eak discovered IN her hold All i S p" I sbat, nm
ors but thew were able TO keep her iLecloI tofs t'u
nv 4; O'Clock A. ", when about % !n1's' ron ga,
yssiop !, having been found that the Wafer Wa
Tho nur,o; and that bcti, wind and sea "s!'
captain determined 10 run her INTO 'g from III.
IiTner III, accomplishment Of even this douo''U
i manner il, which the leak increased hs eono'"usu
1 bar m the nearest shore He directed her course
ln~ly the whole OF the crew aad passengers 9 "
re.utins engaged ii balliaG her out. 80,
taI II The water notwithstanding thelr eAst''oi'
rad ,sc.nd.d 10 the fires and the engine tsrthef o -
couo,srac, the leak were ;hereors unava'i'ns an"
heir lives became the concern OF all on ooa'u
bnr MAKING rsfts Of the bales, four bales 70 rat
and sh,J together some spars 10, other rats ohs W." 70"
sinking rapidly: the lead was heavsd ana mere
six la,homs OF water. There was no confusion u 'o
mo ali seemed 10 be impressed with their peIiiouS
S Their lives was the obsc; which engrossed Their
attention. Orders given cast OF the BOAT paitei,
and while doing this she sunk /, oelnS then -
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chesa wen, on the RATS aud twelve took the boat vi ''
former butlv were saved after drifting ABOUT 'te
and three nights Two them landed Galveston Island
and the other three Bolivar Point ut the LATER ou
three pershed-who passengers. i"o males anu e
mal.and they lost N the breakers IN 'huih to:
the boat, the 10Th ,,;, :,
The following the lis, OF tho- board III winch the
names OF those persisted and those whose lives have been
saved are designated:
ScrsI-A o. Abe Bearer OF Dispatches B P. !i'rts-
horn: F. Pinkard and servant Chas Cloud Mate; Tomb
SON Roye clerk; Mathews engineer; Steward steward;
Green cabin boy; Gorman barkespe TWO deck hands and
two ilremen ~ I, p,; Ar
Royd Dr. Coscrave female unknown 3 deck passenger
Charles franklin, and Captain Dean I'd T"s''
| resr Ale, Jibell Rock, . deck hands, i'remen;
Nh A. G. Abel bearer Of dispatches, VI r. Is. /: iiaf'
horn. Mr. F. Pnckard and Mr. Mathews first sngne'f o.
the Sarah Barnes all arrived passengers IN the 1S'sto"
this morning > tt. :;
NJ The funeral ceremonies of deposltlng IN
ther final rrsnsplace the remains of the late
NeyanJe CLAYTON took place this morning III The order and
At the tim, announced in the papers BAIT Amer. "'h
MysrERIous-We see it stated that Mr. john
Il Bstes gentleman residing the upper part OF hls ety
lef hi, residence about O'Clock "Wednesday incoming
?h inst 20 purchase articles OF stationery IN IN lower
p,r Of Broadway aud has been seen or hsarl oil Ser
4 person who the description OF Mr.: bates cane"
~ The store 10 which supposed he vas gong ana HuF
cha the articles which he went out tor whic Is 'e S'
race his friends have Of him. Mr. B. was IN easy cTS"m
stances and his couduct be of only on the SUI"
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