New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24
The Late storm-NInrine Disasters ard tsr
Their Less OF Life.


Tie steam tug h Is Forbes, which went below
Yesterday offered assistance 10 two British brigs To-
Anglo American and Exile which were ashore, ~
former near oycs Island, and the latter at the Onicr
Brewster They both declined a. they expected to -ci
81 At high tide without damage. The British schoon'
olive Oliver which was wrecked near Point Aderi0n
On Monday boarded by Captain Tower, a, lon
water 40 was on board her decks were s~epi,
bulg arks gone boat broken and hull full Of water
she was laden with plaster All hands undOubied s.
perished The olive put into Portland on sundaJ
where her two pssscugcrs len her Captain Ovef soon
after sailed again tor this city Il Is supposed that sh
had had rive or six persons ON bnard---.Ihe out D.
Marine Ice graph station reports that three bodies from
the wreck Of the British schr Olive hsye been picked
up ON Long Beach Nautssket
sohr Welcome Return Capt Hewitt OF and iror
Prince Edwards leland for Boston. went ashore 90
Rocky Hll. oil plymouth. on the evening of the Dn
inst snd Immediately went 10 pieces The crew Were
all saved woman who was on board, with siy chi
iren succeeded In reaching the shore with her nisr
IA her arms while other i've were lost. A corrcspof
dent OF the Courie says that their bodies mere
covered and placed In the Town Hall presenting i've s
beautiful faces We're ever seen ia one family Capt
Hewitt spoke Al 4 Z NJ same day of Gurnct brig from
Prospect Me with loss of foremost and head Of mal
mast drifting into hsrnstable Bay where che has since
arrived
the Merchants News Room, states that three ycsse ;
irftcd ont of Hass River the night oi the 10Th All
not IN sight ON the 2lst But little u any dainaie
had been sustained by the shipping ~ hyanns Doe
eft barnssbe tor the brig belonging To frospecp ID
render assistance
WNKCK OF Smr CLARA oF PORTSMOUTH WITH Loss
Or rHF CArrAN Snip Clara of Portsmouth, Capt
fenhsllaw from Catz Oct lst went ashore on Truro
Beach. two miles South of Cape Cod Light, ON Monda
sqAM Capt. pcnhsllOw was lost overheard a few
minutes pre,iousto her striking The remainder of tn
,re~ were saved. Tho ship remains tight high upon
the beach mizen.mast gone N the latest sdvices q q
people OF Truro were strppins her. The c. was own't
by Nessrs n. T. Patton and T. W Pcnhsllow, of Fort
mouth Tue Clara 10 bound to Portsmouth with a
cargo of salt She Is stated TO be partially insured la
this city
The bark Como. Capt Bogardas from Boston, sun.
day. A. NJ. for Charleston with assorted cargo,
shored in Herring Cove account OF the threseniu
appearance Of The weather During the gale drsggei
her snchors and % prevent going shore cut avs
her masts when she rode cat the gale and was tows
into Prov ncetown where she now lies AZ anchor ws.
ins for the h b Forbes
The GissossfsF Tclcgragt OF this morning says Ca
sunday NIGHT We We're visited by OF the most .
we're storms that has been experienced for years NJ
continued 90 blow pretty fresh throughout Monds'
some snow fol- but not sufficient o. make good slcig
ing But little damage WAS done in this vicinity hsiwf
hear q! Several small vessels struck sdriN In the hs
Dor. and went eshoro Rocky Neck, but no serious
iamsgc done. Several of cur fishing vessels are
ashore GA Georges. and must have had hard time q,
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