New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25
Dfsasterr. &c.


Disasters. &c.
Loss oy WHAIEsmP FRANKLIN, OF SAC HARBoR.-The
ship Franklin SAG HArborl Cooper Tom Pacnc Ocesn,
IL miles north OF Pernsmbueo tho nlSh OF
June 7yeGsel expected 10 be total loss Capt arrived
PernHmi Ia hs boat and re- uTned % The lOh With
s'.aLee Il hopes 10 save d. .argo 500 pol. vi oil
from Mole Ia halt 40 hour from now f)r Cape May,
Witch opportunity embrace 10 foTwsldnf he' u may
reach you by The steamer which leaves na place TOR Phi
oelphis TIE bsrk Indiana from dayAns, has just ZONE
TO al anchor in The Roads.sad The Champion Huchi,
son. i'm Portland for Baimer cane 10 tnts forenoon
cse, having iot Der sails anchors snd chaas sso boat
and Part Of deckosd, during TIE late hucdc me Al Toe
abe piled With anchor aud chain
enable her 10 proceed To Phisdephs for repairs The
brig Poconoket fm Bangor for Pensacola when De out
encountered The gale Of Thursday night Ia which she loaf
her calls rgspe and boats; lowed into hsroor hs a.
lernoon by one Of our pilotbosls Wind NE. Weather
Dutch ship ANN from Rotterdam Tor Boston, which has
been ashore Goose lsAOd Ms, for several weeks has
been given up as ecG having bged ard lost mos' OF
keel and viii be- sold she lies Neatly all her cargo
las been saved and carried TO Halifax 10 gooi order.
Barb PenlucieL Niche, son. which ailed hom Baltimore
few days ago for San Francisco, having been snssged
tss before I'poTed) In Tho gaze OF Wednesday as1 re'
tuIneo on Monday.
BRIG McMAIN-The bhg McMain, (be'Ore reported
lowed to Philadelphia by steamer KenoeDec belongs 10
Nesmiih Sons Of lhs city. Soc her h,s tnp from
New York 10 Savannah for load OF cotton She had
lbiBg board buther crew. the Captains lady
bslhit, and started from New York "Wednesday Ths
ncNAin encountered The destructive storm OF Chnco-
ssue Oh Thursday between Cape Henry and ape Hen
lopen, and on The morning Of the 18Th (Edsy) setreeu
and ocoek her mats ~ere broken on ny Tue Jury Of the
gale ard the vesae spFuug leak One VI the large ch.ins
Of the brig WA losi ~ vellss everything deck Tue
crew Immediately commenced pumping aer out and by
the most strt eOns they maoaged 10 hsr
nom sinking although her hold contained about six feet Of
wAer Allhs aw full and exciting moment MIRA Lowry
nssnAI eous wAtery grave by be- husband the Cspsio
rescuiDg her BY means Of rope which was thrown and
lied around her body and she jumping out OF TlatO
While The raging element was Ioisilg tho vessel about 10
every direction
Fs with cargo OF pine lumber bou1d 60 NYOk put into
Norfolk 2ls inst distress On The 10 last ncJanered
days with unsbsled violence. On "wednesday kuoeEei
down. and had to throw part II deck load 10 light The
vessel Thundsy the 18Th finding they were about 10 III
Hsiefss Shs the breakers beng Immediately under
their lee, to snchor With both anchorsthe brig
connected dragging cut away both mssts. Al o'clocE
ging sud crossed the shoa without st1kng Ste coaIla
Ued TO Grin Unu saturday at meridian when they were
son whe TOOK hem into port Several yesles were seen
snd about HaeTas and hrk four or Ave OF hem went
10 pieces.
C.pI Hard, OF pilot boat John Whnien at PhRadel.
phis from cruise. picked M on Saturday last IS nss
ess o Cape Msy the sAs, ps and Tgsiag belonging to
Sen ] WRiPpLr. I'm Thomasion bound to Philadelphia
with cargo of Ice went ashore during The gale Of Fdday
night stI, on Lndlums Beach. NJ. Tho sch msses 0u
lille water snd isciies were at hand % GET her of
ton sps,d A. Cane Ma sunday aisti con last, and re-
poeo tsyi 2 Cunlered mendous hurricane from
continued Without nlerrssisn Tor Is hours Layo dur
the gale and fortunately sustained but le damage. Capt
swan ,eisd that between Savannah and haef.s he saw
sctf hg AID dry the beach tent eeciod close
By from which flg Of dislress was flying
FISHING sch Philosopher, Hus'ey OF Nantucket went
ashore Friday sst In 81 Storm at The easl side OF the
lssrd, and bnged She will be total loss ana Is not In
suTed.
Sch Csuaway Lent OF and from Plymouth. NC. bound
TO NewYoik with cargo Of shingles put 9io Norfolk
the 2iG mat 10 dsress On the l6lh encounter cd gale
from NE 10 g. lssling for Ihree days curing which lost
host smell snchor ana chain split sas Lost deck load &c
The driven Hatieras SnOR twice during The
gale.
CHIcKMAcoMAcI, Hyde Co NC, July l6--Hessrs Heron
Martin Dear SRA This oler VIII lliOIai you Of lho
lcfs he sch Fanny Hbou! ~ miles north Of Cape Has.
The night Of the 18Th Ia severe gale We get.
ing the cargo the beach, mos. CT Il IA good order
have written 10 the sgeris Of the underwriters at Norfolk
rails she Is listed Of shore which id cbaGce; bats
started, ard considerable water IN her The Fanny
Ct the fLeH vessels In Heron i Martins sayaunsh
Line Of Packets, and on her first voyage Fully covered
by insurance.
Al Elizabeth City, NC, The gale quite destructive;
two schs sunk sud three Olhers orown upon tho
whsL high and dry. The lo Of lumber ADD other prop.
eriy by the tide great.
WREcK-Pilotboat Charlotte Am, OF this port, passed
en- he z2d inst Little Egg Harbor bearing w by Is
miles the Of vessel with Olympus, OF NLondon,'
uTon H. -,
BRIG OLIVER THOMPSON, at Baltimore from Ponce PR
encountered the late gaze of Csps Hseras Aad
load OF moasses bad osJ ard carried away and
water cgaEE iiove.
c5TgO II slaves went ashore The 18Th Ready
Point 10 A bermarl Sound. Crew saved.
scH JcHN WILLETTs tbefore reported ashore near Cha
ec seue 10 thou ht will be got OF, abe does not
10 se been damaged, only the salls. which were entirely
blown away.