New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
Dreadful shinxrecks.


DISASTROUS REsU1rs OF THE SToRM.-The Sc
we're NorthEast storyn of Saturday nigh; AID sunday
was attended with disastrous consequences TO NE
and properly There Is at present reason tor supPosng
that upward OF sixty lives have been lost Eight vesses
are ashore SGusm Beach aud the crews ana Pe'sen
gers must IA. persisted within sight OF the land ne
following the particulars fa- as they are coecuy
ascertsined
The ship John Minturn Capt stark. NeW-1ofk ano
New. Orleans packet, ashore on sunday morning
shout O'clock Five Of the sailors and oRe passenger
reached the shore much exhausted. Captain AUG VIE
.heir child and servant: and thiryseven persons pas
seugers sailors persisted il attempting to ss7e them
selves Ship Orleans Capt -, New-fork ano New
Orleans packet driven ashore on SATURDAY night
soon after the storm commenced Total oss saved
and missing not sscer.ained Schooner Alabama from
Philadelphia for New.Yo.k went ashore on Saturday
nigh; during tie hight OF the Storm and every soul on
board persisted Seven in all Vessel total ioss
The following received yesterday by the CnderwF'
,ers
sorAN BEACH n. J. Feb. Is.
The bark Neg-Jersey Capt Lewis came on the beach
this morning in the gale we hare had IN ten
years Cargo will be saved. Vessel los-cargo coison
sThe Swedish bark Lofty. of Gete from y. l. Gays
for Antwerp Captain and lost. Crew ashor IN
bad state.
Also schooner said to be the Alabama game ashore
on the South side OF Souan Crew a!l PeTsnea. -
The s:hr Register from Newborn, 900 bbs. Turpen-
tine, ashore opposite the Highlands cargo sre"ed along
the backbone passenger ssrsd-
Schr. Pioneer from Brandywine bound 10 New haven
also ashore cargo will De saved IN damaged state YES
sci may be got Of.
Pilot boat Ee amor ashore near the Pioneer-lays high
and dry.
There eish: ressela ashore near Squarn
The cargo OF the John Minturn, consisting OF cotton,
III. i; te- CARGO the
Orleans The Alabama was loaded With liquors, spices,
loaf sugar nails hides &c AL lost.
The persons Eaved Hospitality treated BY the PEG.
pie of Point Pleasant at quam Iae, and every attention
bestowed upon haru their depora6e condition re-
quired.
The surf still running very high On Sunday night
snd NO communication had been held with the vessels
that still held togther. One OF the bodies that OF
young man, from the schooner Alabama, was found on
beach Sunday morning, having cone ashore in the
night.
Between - and o'clock, Sunday morning the schr.
Dram soop Ontario and sloop George Washington broke
adr from the foot Of Jays, when two citizens belong
lug OF vessels, !; ia supposed were drowned
Captain James w Johnson and his w G., the latter
in attempting to save his father No damage to the YES
eel
The ship Avalanche from Matanzas, reported ashore
on lbe mud iats between Bedows and Eliss Islands,
has lighters alongside dischsrging cargo. The
Hercules will 20 her assistance at nigh water
She will probably be GOT OF without damage
The brig Robert Bruce from Bsze, reported ashore,
has been got of without damage and up alongside the
wharf.
The schr Senator from Norfolk lying at anchor on the
Battery, drove from her moorings on Sunday morn
ing by the NE and drted OH the Qusrar-
tine ground Staten Island. She taken il tow yes
terday morning by the steamer Hercules and brought up
to the city.
The fishing smack Princess Acker, lying at anchor in
the lower bay Sunday morning from the violence OF
the lost both anchors and obliged 10 cut away
the mast keep the vessel from going ashore She was
toved up the city by her own boat Captain Acker
reports two square rugged vessels ashore on
Staten Island near the Red Bank
The East and North Rivers very much DISTRACTED
By large fields of floating ice.