The New York herald., 1850-12-14

Nv lost and Mt Ballina and Dingls 81 misr
wssthsrns Ca pc Clear and the fate OF the upSs.r-
| crestures on board 10 almost certain.
The fst Chsmberlan. bslongins e Preston, ives
ishsd. From the Isls Of Man We learn thst . nsw
st Douglas was blown dovnjust after the work
Accounts from Bristol report follows "A seaa
vesrel called the Harriet, fouudsrsd-ths we're
currently reported at Il the Commercial rooms. thss
| large ship, supposed to DO an East Iuaismau he0
perished also that sch had sunk on the Moss
sanss The shipping At King road held ON, With thS
exception Of bark, supposed the Surinam which
| drove on .hore and grounded en- the DunbAll.
| letter from pouogne reports the wreck Of the
Brilliant English brig Of 2so tons Captain Webb ahs
was bound from Quebec to England, laden with tin
ber. She was entirely broken up Her mum bsred
ten hands, of whom one Is lost
! large vessel, 1t Is said has gone down with all
bands of shorshsm and wrecks reported
the westward and 1t is certain that Sundays gsls
| will furnish an awful list Of disasters
| FEARFUL WRECK AND LOSS OF NINErY-sx LIVES.
| During the late gale the emisrapt chip Edmond,
| from Lendon, was driven on shore on the DunxsnA
ocks, near Limerick, and soon became total wreck.
The shrieks Of the people ON board terrific and
the vessel seen by the family Of a gentleman
named Russell. who exerted themselves in every way
orender assistance Wave after wave washed Ashore
he bodies Of the dead and every house In Knkee
mAee q sort OF hospital The vessel contained two
bupdred and sixteen passengers OF whom ninety six
were loet. Subscriptions OF a very liberal smosnt
were entered into In many places. Several other
els were driven ashore. and many more are missing
KRRIBIK DISASTER ON SNIP BoARD-Loss A
HUNDRED CATTLE.
On Sum last the Albatross Captain
Lyall belonging 20 the Waterford Steam packet Com
any reached this port after having very
evening about half past ten the weather being at thss
time rather favorable. She had toerabe cargo aud
about 200 head OF cattle some of these were on deok
tied In the usual way After being out short time
the vessel severe gale and several heavy
seas swept the decks. carrying several OF the o@es
overheard We undsrstahd that tho severity Of the
weather rendsredit 1t necessaryto drive from % 70 ce
caused .uch confusion amongst hs cattle in the hold.
that Of the boarding by which they sspsrss
ed gave way and the poor beasts upsbis to maintain
tbeir potion driven in clusters to th- lesvard
side. Numbers of them were smotbersd The conp-
S Sssms end. and she could not b. risht.S. She -ss
then allowed tn drive before the wind for about four
hours after which the gale moderated The AlbAtross
arrived here sunday, at noon, being de,sysa, Of
couree, several hours beyond her u,u-l time. On
Monday tn. dead cattle we're taken Of the vessel
and carried away In carts, They bered about loe.
and were all more or less sw'lled with sea .sts, ne
vessel did not sustain any injury, and on Aonds Shs
sailed again on her return trip
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE SNIP AND CREW.
scHuiL. November 20-Ths Odessa with Iodian
from Falmouth arrived saio .s
eeeded on her voyage thi,ssr and got north
the Blssquets, where she encountered the gales %
q ,.f.ty 81. was driven back and the csptsia ssv-
ing been washed overheard the crew not wei knowing
where they were under went tne most as sp,o,sp S,
Of the In the rigging 70 leap ashore aud tnsy
ever passed driven furcusy by the gale bstwsen TIE
Skelli9s and the Lemon Rock and went close by sne
Bull, Cow. and Calf of the Dursey. One man OF the
broke his arm smother dsloosted his wrist and
many others wounded aud injured In vArtsus
places In endsavoring to their lives Al an early
hosr this morning they were brought ashore In Oroos
Of which got the vessel safe into Long Isnd ohsu~
The crew Of the Odessa are al Italians but one ma.
pilot from Falmouth They had not slept an hour nos
tasted morfe for four days but those who are ds-
abled are now under proper medical treatment Ne
vessel ever more narrowly escaped being oomp''t@y
dashed to pieces.
sHIPwRkcK OFF TIIK rIAMEs-Loss or PAsskNoxRs
~rreh vas rspnrted AZ southeud on Tucadsv svss-
4 Sag BY ss,~saEsn from N. ssstwsrd = large shis
(uppoecd TO be from New South wales, With the syd-
nsy mail bsgS having foun aersd With every soul 90
board durpg ths storm on sunday night sbsu, thirty
miiee IN the mouth Of the Thames Bstween two aus
jane and Ei.sSs, 4. va. bearing up for the rSspss
and ssv dstress signals burniBg In the drsstioa Of
as ssSs; eIs .S. and s1eS S
the gale rendertdt Impossible for them 20 ofsr
distance Thesnack Prosperity arrived a, R.msx.ts
Tuestay afternoon with several tons OF tsliow In
eashs or hosshesd. which had been picked by shs
noatm.n on the prsvious morainx b~twsen the
kentish Knock and the Long ssnds Tbs tshos vas
aiseo,ered floating amidst quantity Of -rrsk. and
amongst the fr.s@sats the hsurs'head Of = v...ss
richsd up addressed to vsrou. parties In Kngisnd
They proved to be the SyaHey Mr"ins Herald Of the
month OF July last We uuderstand that smother
,msck has arrived at psmsgs. With ofths wreck,
tosether with several papers relating to the "ship
n
ina 10 vessel Of that name. The boat hsi Dee.
found ON Mondy merning hostine bottom mp
sa smo' u on re%rnns TO ns 2, IN. ssss'y .s s',.
vessel named the gazeiie, james Ramrey commander,
3i2 tons burthsp, vas sdvertsed 10 sslr wb psss-n
gers vol Ike from that port for London, the Tth
Of July and from subsequent advices it spps~rs she
did sail on that day We msy mentisn that this syd-
ley papers picked mp those o the oth Of July The
Gsrele IL the property ~ Mr wiiaa Bsnn, OF white.
haven. she lsn Enesnd In the winter sf 1873 sot
has been trading In variou. psrs of the worA
| Overland advices from sydney have been resolved
which report her 70 have sssd from that port her
homswsrd voysg. in the month july last With sf.u
| cargo and ons passenger. whose nama ia SIR w W
Dillon. Tbs GaEells Was spoksn about we-k since
haiins up for the channel By vessel since sTrived at
| trcnAEs, nc.
TArAL Roar ACCIDENT.
WoH1Hro. Nov s5.-A deplorsbie cstasfrophe h.A
plunged the hshng population % this tas
dsepsr distress tsst night the wlai hle~ psrfsss
| Hsh the mornitg = large di.nsst.d b.rk, .ls.s
Gscgtsip.d 20 be tho Lalla hcokh. Es.t Indi.-
20 ." ~ .nsr s,.ha vn sn.t ,,'. ors, ,,s.
,ths Nsr.. rdirs heavily. with two snobog- shs-d
eIsd<12sis 81 i.t sss eyins AgIisnt ere- of " msa
ih~ r3kt .sp@risuo-d aihermro % the TOM nssy
v,lpnts*ssd 10 Fut "a TO her sssis,snse. AMI th-s
prsss~-ltty ohist ss med on The p'iat ~ brnx 40
| eonpHsi O ~bsn go suucs tnsir boat. asi ~ an
tB.tsLt+ ks dGspg sr.d invoring All hauts board
! Set .stsly grave fhsir nsass sfs-Jsp~. N-SnNa,
viis tud uins clntrsn Hsnfy NsFasn 1,rothsr oftns
ttovsl- ~ ana sov.n cau.rrn. James N-~nen the
y,uBssf con Of the ufs; uaDs'ii ~i~; Jpnn N-~nal
| vhs stephen Ed.Nds- ~iis snd ax cbnar's
| Jsmts TdssrJ- tbis or.thsfl site sai twp ehhafsa,
! isw Hofkps-~iis aud ciild william VIZ
wife Hsnry siRus bier, Jonu 10. veil Wff and -
| ehidr'b Hsrfy faccn uf. ant siS children Tbs
KewmAns tfour To- uutfbsr tAther hr'thar ards -
fCBs) we've cousirfss pattern 80 tsaasfry AMI sou
IN their hszs ceiling Toe sbtr~ csw .iil t.tgs
tshiI tArn a.sriy 80 rhIldrrn nc prpvises f. Ilh
reported that Effort WI ~ mtJ- a. e. "a ~ he
wssrhsr mcdefafss ~ take n" Lsiis t,oS- a. %
haven The corr n.i'e@ ~ Li7,t- hsse v5tst c2) 80
the ~i5tws and ,rph-r. and 600 have bsen ,Occ.s
en- the stock Exeh.nge
| FAraL SHirwREcK
| On wsdntsdsy night. sbout sSven o'sloss, the
| schooner Queen. q London, from Card t,t-r
lost Itillsck bach. and the whole of her sr+-
rsristsd FROM the six. Of the boat tbe -ss Ff'h-f
shore this mcrnipr entire the vessel l. sbppo-d
h. have been about 1b0 tons burthsp The cr-S -~rs
disipcty heard crying for asstapee ert none sea'd
then be rendered NVtbius more OF the vessel us ar"N
VAS or heard after o'clock tn's morniss
| Cwnsai Garefs