American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31
VGssEA. wRDCKlD, ASHORE, &C.

Florida Reef in eleven feet ofwater, both masts
gone, anchors and guns thrown oVerboard; may
b. got off given up 10 the wreckers All hands
saved.
Revenue Cutter Morris, Walden, ashore on
the North West Saoal, three miles from Key
West, III two feet water with loss OF both masts,
anchors, chains, boats and bulwarks decks
swept and guns thrown ovefboard; vessel one
mile from the channel, and probably a total
loss.
Brig Colorado, of Boston, disnasted-
ashore, bot has been got of vessel light, al
though much IN ured by coming in contact with
another vessel, Uncertain what will be done
with her
Schrs. Com. Kearney, ashore in two feet Of
water; Gov. Bennett, Warleld, dsmasted
ashore, discharging, and will be condemned
decks tipped up by the mast going the side; Fl
w. Stafford, Mcfarland, from New York, for
the Braz1s, ashore in two feet water--came in
wreck-wilI probably be condemned; Cathe.
rme II. Bacon, near tie breakers, with loss OF
masts, boat, anchors, &c.-beiug ashore at low
J tide, was got off by tho crew of the Cutter
Morris, and is now in port; Adolia, Of Bristol,
Il. l., Waldron, ashore, hove cargo overheard
aud will probably be got of.
Brig Mutamoras, from New York, dsmast
od-hlgh and dry-part Of Cargo thrown over
board.
Brig Napoleon, Libby, Of Boston, s days
from Havana, with loss Of both masts in the
Gulf, vessel since condemned and sold for 5000
Barque Frances Watts, Perkins, from la
vana for New York, with loss Of fore and main.
mast in the Gut-Captan severely hurt, but
recovering; paid wrecker $500 to pilot him
into Key West.
Pilot boat Louisa drove out Of the harbor
and sunk; pilot boat Lafayette sunk in the har-
Dor and all hands lost-,Wo bodies picked up
! by Gutter Morris.
| Brig Exchange, Dyer, from Portland fer Ha.
vana dlsmasted-lshoru on the rCGf-ost the
/ mate overheard sold for $3.50. Ship
/ Warsaw, of Charleston, C,owell, bound to
! Toulon, ashore at Indian Key, with masts gone
will be a total loss-all hands saved Brig
/ Commisary, Of Bristol, r. l., ashore on tho
reef; total loss, all hands saved; masts cut away
in tho GnlE Brig Falconer Brasier, Of ard
I from Portland, for Havana, ashore on the reef
since sold vessel aud cargo for $500 Spanis!
I brig lincedero, Barat0n, from Brcelona,
! ashore at Key NaCdus--pCssel lost-cargo saw
ed. Schr st. Dennis, from r, l., came in
disnlasted; and since sold for $4,000 to the agent
Of the underwriters to tighten the vessels whose
cargocs are insured Schr Emma, Essen
bury, from Nassau, loss Of masis, rudder, SC
Spanish schr. Vile NcuVa, from Neuvjias, YES
sci and 20 lives loot, including woman and
child, Schr. Sarah Chairman, rode out the
gale on the banks, in company with ship Adrl-
alto, from Boston, with 50 passengers, bound
to N, Orleans.
Ship Ellen Profile Of Boston, is ashore on the
I n. w. bank hugh and dry, she cannot DO got
of, French ship Reunion, Ardison, ashore on
the reef-part Of the cargo saved Barque
lis, Dillingham;, from New Orleans for New
York, lost OH the lcci. III tho vessels engag-
ed i'll wrcCkug are ashore aud dismastcd, with
one exception. the Eliza Catherine is in a
garden of man at Key NaCcas, and one OF
the briggs is 100 yards from high water mark.
One vessel, copper bottomed, is OIL the reel
, bottom up; all hands supposed TO be lost. -Four
or five vessels are bottom up in hey West
Harbor and vicinity. Twcrty-onc vessels are
!. reported ~ being ashore OH the reef-the car
goes o!thoso, so far as heard fiom, are so muck
= damaged as to be Of little or no use.
Brig Pccorick arrived on the 10Th, dismast
cd; aud the brig Eliza, Of Portland, was re-
ported as coming down under iury-rnasts, A
schooner, with lantern for the lighthouse al
Tottugas, is IosL-all hands saved. Several
bales Of cotton have been picked mp, which
proves that some cotton-loaded vessel, not YET
heard from, has suffered in the gale.
Key West and Sand Key lighthouses are
washed down, and the lglt-ship at tho N, w
Pass driven from her moorings. She has since
arrived at hey West, and viii be replaced by
tho 25th inst. Sand Key has almost dlsap
pcared-not more than SIX, out Of six hundred
houses have escaped injury; the balance are
entirely unrooted OF blown down. The FORTH
cations are demolished as well as lifts anG
and other warehouses
The streets are filled with rubbish, aud al
most impossible, and the wharves al washed
away or injured materially.
FRoNT STREET THEArRE. We understand
that Messrs. WEIGH & Deavan, have secured
the Front street Theatre for the performances
Of their Circus company, on their return from
+ their Southern tour. They are expected her,
in couple Of weeks.
CITY INTEIJlG ENCE