New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
Disasters, Sc.


Disasters, Sc.
Repor, ~ ship - Louis lcf Bo.,on) Capt Davis, Hus
port from Manila
March = lat . on - a. AN Wa. run into by eas
Jesse u SdsIoL Engl for D'mersra me weather sni
moonlight night We sfeering w Wind a. fast
saw the bark shout lhne miles ~ on ssrhosFd bow
seeming 20 un last, he Mate hal he watch called Ne
thinking ne wanted 10 sPeaA u' hen cane on Gees he
was about 100 o. orws " he ssrboard beam
p.rerty edging down toward called ior The uumPet
snd At that moment the bark fs ~ square for oas bow
hailed him 10 port his wheel hard gol No answer Al NO
same time pa, our. hsd ID 'sfbosfd by that ume 'es
ins sigbi kuos broke "a M. bow sprit by ne stem
spli ch hs from drck to seel, even win he wood.
snd. h s,efu then .wung toward aud our msin.ysd
took Cd hi. main and mixen- iopmss no person 10 -
seen or heard her deck unui her masts went then
vote. wns hrsrd saying for Gods sake take % our
injury trAug-spiiting The raj hen he STRUCK "a,
broke of he end OF the yard $50 suiding sail boom
on ssrboard side and msn brace bumpkn. being about
all our damsge We laid by him until day hight laking good
care 10 Keep wiudward then sent my mate on board
u ascefta9 his condition he came bach reported three
feet water her hod and gaining sent him bach with my
carpenter and three 10 lghlrn the bark forward and
stop the leak they could n not to bring the crew on board
n they .nted TO cave they hosevsf worked until noon,
uiamed her out forward, stopped some Of The lesA ara
pumped her out one pump keeping her tree Ire Ssp.sn
would let him have potato although he bad
! plenty board, hs wanted his crew To lhnk be ~n
going board dinner and then return sgan 10 ne
BARK he therefore wished him 60 board, make sail
and leave them he could then Ia the crew that We ran
away them The Captain s,aed To my mate that hey
were all below time Of he collision, aseer, except
the the wheel, and be was asleep said his men
running down the Tnpe. We by u hour. lost 10
miles damage 10 The ship about eltO APrh slh At !.
midnight took = New-i ofk Pilot, Sandy HOOK bearing
NNw distant 10 miles wind Norh and making Ice On
the fOrecssle ~
for surlnsm, having repaired DAMAGE. su,Snnei S
collision with brig Russia, sailed from Newport H. OF 70"
7i inst =.
The pilothost James NJ Waterbury, OF New-Yors, ar.
rived Newport The nh inst having 10 tow Bog JscoO
Story Glover Sap' SeS3ey renan.px - no"
sails head Of forsmasL Sc and howsprt bsdy sprung
IN sRte LEssN ashore an Nantucket Beach, remains
In the sane susuon before 40 cssks Of brandy had
been discharged from her At lsst accounts
BEIG osot, Johnson a. Providence rom Mobile, %
pe.nced very heavy weather The passage, the oh
u lat 8 40 ION IS 10 enc untered violent gale com
mesciug al The Easl which continued unu tho Sis When
the wind shifted To tie Norf. Received no damage Of
consequence
BTs Hlyw.sD before reported ashore on cspe Cob,
b. insured Boston Tor $500 at the Hope, cargo al ne
Brig Maine, Porter at C.rdeuas report. the sl.i u
OF Cape Haeras experienced violent gale rom NJ 70
with very heavy OF which lasted for f8 hours
lost fore tspgsAnl mast and yard stove galley and boat
spill. mansail and damaged some ~ he other sails
BAG H,sP, Knwar, at Baltimore, fiom ~ Johns hAd
very rough passage ia the jls u Tat - a. long u -
xperiefc sd a strong gale which the brig her
lOremasL She was foupd 20 be- making considerable wa
Ter with the breaking every direction
swept deck Of everything CONNER eed throwing over.
board her and continued until She lay eesef and
was found To be making es. water 10 THIS condition,
with heavy weather continued her course, ant at
ne 80 inst made Cape Henry and anrhOf
Hampton Roads. after being supplied with one from ue
Mssisc YsssEL.-Br sch swim u Dyer from Phllade..
phis Nov - bound 70 - John. NJ had arrived At
the latter port up To March % nor any intelligence from
her Whatever, since rer departure
stHR LAVISH, from New York al Norfolk. repors lat
VIM. Lockwood, anaye ~ Ne~pOfi, seaman on board.
fell from the ayng rbbOom The nigth Of TIE jh irs.
while flfDg ne b, IN Hampton Roads snd was df0ensd
ssHR MErANOKA. King, nom Ns~pru Tor Baltimore q I.
rived Al NorOk, I'm int having esp n cd bad weather
the passage, los. boat buwsks &c On Saturday, AT
about ~ miles from Cape Henry, deep loaded
schr from Richmond with 81 bob spring stay, sails
Acwss perfectly unmznsgeabe-dld no. learn her namr.
SCu DEi NoKTE, Sinsou, a. N0ffJk from shyannsb, re-
pOr. On the Zgih ult encountered gae from NNF-Eas
knoc ked down. N ed cargo To- ioressi and galley
Duwsrks Sc. Saturday, morning made Oi Cape Henry,
picked he captain anf four " sch Mary Jane u
-qusn. NJ which vessel laden with wood aud hound 10
New York struck he tsaar ShOa Ffidsy morning about
O'Clock got ~ bat soon hllsd and capshed
Danel Dennis was df0wcd, The remaining crew TOOK ~
Tho boat and succeeded In .ciug board The Del NOfe
The schooner sOOu dffed ashore Cape Henry Cspt
Bsgry -f NnfiOlk Sund.y win three Of his or
wreck The Captains Baker vi their wfrcking trh
Pact0lus down Monday morning their sssst.ner
sen AUcusrA, Keen, from NOrfIs iOr Boston Thlrs
day la. got far nOnh a TIE Cspes Of Delaware, en
cOunlered gale mad decA swept Of galley and couA
stove, wood, and ever hing mOysbe' Loot part Of bu
wsfss, &C. snd On tho tn put bs1s fof repairs
From our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA Apr lO--dyywed-Bsrk JnO N1's.i
Ans. C-niuego. sch. Presto. Lee, Pon DEPOSIT b-nl
Yors nanhS, Teal DO, WIN Thomas, Tooker Nevblfy
POI. RI
Cardsna.; Georges. FG.es New -O'ssBs rgs Dsyd X
AIKEN Bsker Demsrasi Cohen, Daily, New Orleans
samuel Brown, Baker Boston schs Saratoga ThOmpeon
BarOadOrs, ~ Hal, Dsr~roauE, Boston kORrnls
ADsni. Norfolk Edward Hsndy. Boston; N nsooney,
Peterson Chafsson; Wan Thona-. TOoker, fTOyldencsi
barge GfsnPus Harris, NEWTON
California Vessels spoken. &c.
No date, &C. given cegrees west Of Cape Horn -nP
oscar, Of MittspOsslL fOf san Ffsncisco-A al vel
March "a lat 4 on y, boarded big Gen Scot OF ana