New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
-bipwreck- among the Bahnmus.

By the brig fedraza, Capt. DORRirtE, which
arrived here yesterday ia ID days from Nassau Mp
we have received cs oil the Nassaa Guardian up the
lth inst From the paper OF the I'd We take the follow
ng particulars Of the disasters occasioned by the late
storm:
The arrivals since our last impression enable Us to
publish this evening farther accounts OF the disastrous
effects of the recent severe gale On sunday evening
last the American schooner Francis Esther Burr Nash
master from Philadelphia bound to Mobile with
sorted Of dry goods and lime struck on the Berry
Islands and became total wreck In consequence OF
the igut.on OF the lime Immediately on the vessels
striking, nothing was saved except some ship s
materials and few other articles. The captain
aud crew have arrived here In Vrecking vessel
On the same evening. the American brig Sarah Wood
Eldnge master from Boston for this port with cargo
of ice provisions and fruit struck on Rocky Point
Abaco few articles and some provisions were
saved but the vessel totally lost The Captain and
crew have arrived here The Captain At the wheel
when the vessel struck from which he received a
hTuise the arm IN consequence OF one OF the
spOkes striking il Also the evening the
American brig Nenuphar. Wilson. master, from New
York bound TO Vera Cruz. Dismasied, aud lying al
anchor in lat p 30 long - 49, On Tuesday she was
rugged with Jury mast 20 enable her 20 proceed 20 the
nearest port on the day. the schooner Harriet
sterling master I'D dave from Halifax Nova Scotia,
her way 20 Havana with cargo Of nsh, went ashore
near Gotha. Absco. Hands have been dispatched from
this place 10 assist taking the cargo the purpose
u floating her oil. Her mast- and sails away.
On Monday morning, the 2-.h UI the Am brig Ous
Norcross, spaes master, from Eastport bound Ha-
Nhua Win cargo OF lltutf ltlt Was wrecked on
Key Goths Abaco. Some Of toe materials we're saved
but the vessel and We sorry 10 learn four OF the
crew are lost The captain lwhO.s severely injured
two mates snd one seaman have arrived here All the
dsy there has been visible to the westward ship Of
large sze making tor this harbor She IS evidently in
distress. being under jury masts, and towed by a
schooner.
The Guardian of the 9th sdds
The vessel which we noticed in our SATURDAYS i'm
preston making for this port IN distress 10
sunday morning she Is the bark Nathan W Bridge
George W snow master. Of and from Boston bound
70 Havana with cargo OF coal She was dismastei
during the gale sunday week, and taken in tow by
= wreckng schooner As soon the necessary repairs
are completed che viii continue her voyage.
The Am brig CdspiGH," W. McF arlane master from
Philadelphia bound 70 Manisnzas with cargo OF pro
visions arrived TO-DAY IN tow OF wrecking vessel
having been totally dismased On the day the
above. near the Orange Keys. The copper torn
of her bows during the gale and she was brought here
in leaky state. The cargo Will, We understand be
DISCHARGED
We deeply regret 20 announce that fears respect
ing Capt H. II Corney OF the brig Capricorn have been
fully realized. The small sloop IN which he had taken
passage for this place in company with bis mate cook
CAY Exums IN the gale Of the 9Th ult. The mste add
cook being unable % swim succeeded in reaching
Of the ID scent uninhahited Gays. on plank where
unfortunately they died ii starvation. The captain
was drowned ~ soon ~ the -l0Op upset the seaman
aud boy. together with the captain and Of the
slcCp. being expert swimmer made toward the Cay
which the s.oop had dr-iied and were fortunate
enough % obtain sufficient provisions from her 70
themselves from the dreadful fate OF their oinpalisus
taken or by vessel passing, and arrived here On sun
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