New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

MoRy DISASTERS Ar SEA From, The effects ofthe
gdle Of the 1874 Himo-Ihe steamer Maid OF Erin, which
arrived here Saturday evening brought Capt Burns
and part of the crew OF the ship -, John Packet from
this port for London which vessel was capsiicd Ill the
gale vi the 10Th ult We learn that the captain and
crew taken of the wreck by an American vessel
after cinsing TO it about - hours.
The Halifax Post states that the brig Dainarnock,
Capt Burns from Shediac for Cork sprung leak du'
ring the gale OF the 10Th and capszed losing ii Robert
son the mate, and Jacob Williams, OF st Andrews. On
the Goth four more OF the died from cold aud
hunger Fortunately The ship Cydcsdale oi Glasgow.
aterward fell in with her and took OIL the captain and
three remaining hands
The brig Emerald at Mrsmichi reports having passed
on the 2,l md 1,d ut from to vessels under jury
mass The +. lost her main iopmas and sails during
the great gale OF the 10Th. st John New bri'r hth
FROM WESTERN AFRlCA.--Brig Caskct OF Be
'yiy ia command of Lieut. G G. Barton ut The u =
sloOpotwHr Marion, 81 days from habcnda West Coast
OF Africa arrived at this port early this morning. The
Casket seized by L. : soop Marion, on suspicion oil
being concerned the slave trade. and sent home Tor
adjudication. The Marion at kAbcnda when Tie
Casket sailed and 1t probable she since seized the brig
Harriet hourly expected there under the American nag
having been sold II IS said IN Brazil Frames ana spars
vessels to be built on the River Congo
for the purpose OF shipping OFT slaves had arrived there
from Brazil Ir was reported Ksbcnda that brig.
under the American flag called the Vintage, had sue
cecded in getting away from Ambriz with 100 slaves
The Vintage was reported at Rio I'd ult ost Trans eth
KIDNAPPtNG.-Th Prairievile Wisconsin, Free
man gives the following: oil kidnapping, which
l. SAID 10 nave OCCURRED hcSuTH lotuuh VI pui
Territory last Sprin. recently been suggested To
attention The particulars given show the case 10
be OF most aggravated character. We give the
following eS ract from letter on the subject oltung
the the parties until the facts be fully
tanned Mr.. -, residing near Galena had a CO.
lored girl in his service frs son had clandestine
intercourse with the girl Last Spring, the girl being
near her confinement accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. -
on pretended visit Missouri where they sold the said
girl into slavery for 500
TREASURE FoUND.-The Barnstable Patriot says
that belonging TO Nantucket discovered the
shores of that Island few days since, after unusually
low ebb tide, cask the head showing itself littlc
above the surface the water and which the found
extricating it from its bed contain 5000 Spanish
Dollars Its thought to be part OF the cargo OF brig
wrecked at that place more than fifteen years ago.
4 BRIG BURNED AT SEA-Capt. Bradford Of
the brig c. H. Appleton, at New Orleans, from Thomas
ton on the 18th ult in lat 81 Ion. y &c fell IN with and
passed large brig ire. He could not make out her
name, with the exception OF Camden on her Stern
She appeared TO be loaded with lime Her decks were
burnt up main mast alongside bowsprit and jibhoom
fci1Iy while passinp her