New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-14
Disasters, &c.

SEQ Hume Charleston from Phltsp Rgsrea
heavy on the passsgs buwas and st teck bad
BIEr Koc Br Roekshrs, Bsaksu im
IysRo9 70, T 5.. on board 4c ls alt
BA1s AP..iBs wssHsgs Hunt To IooasSo i5 sssre q p
gaeshs the 7d Dse from NW and Ms second on The %
OF deck load Twenty four hooss after leaving port sam Cos Chi
B,sS RsI Ho.sI Baboct which Alg ais
the passage to san trs1eseo n ~ isy., ls,.st ron ,s
aer leaving port and that his entrance % san o vas
AGAIN eompslsd b. fog to fell of shore Taxing these s'.aoas no
account according method Of reckoning pass We
from land land Race Horse only "a dss hours AM y
minutes on IN. passage. experiences on CsPs
Hoa and vas compelled he under poles for several days
Race Hoe clipper built Of about SO tuns aud has os'
% sen wrrps-The vessel before reported aho's
S@sb sam No o chlRsstoa Capt Me ,., s
following accoaat OF Tie J. a AID oarnlas Of tas ,eS ~
iTas heavy sss irop NV Mr Hugh Farley mats OF
Ssar Ireland f oyerboar aud va, lost On DAY
ssabs OF bis right Dec 80 heavy gala from SsE 70
W had dscts swept galley buTars aud boats stove M ost ARE
yard usng drug strained snd saked 30 a. 10 Keep
pump Constants gong From tbs Until Dc = nsa u,osoa
Jan gale from ENE. made Georgetown Light House vessel
ron pumping necessary make port The coors ct
for pilot but plot cane qs, forenoon although .ey eo
'gra the schooner to follow" as getting aside he outer bar '
brought bat after ded n;o tbs break
Immediately de from the lime The captain snd rev
R Is. S ts ss rs' t CAPT g msss s ana q
from GeoT-tows r,Po,t that the enf George before ispor-
80. G ~. a. S no t S.oIsst,Sa Abo9t t.tbi,d. her
cargo had been out previous floating b. sch
Charleston, The Georgetown pilot tots The George
perfectly .Ec-pths dsk load VII h thrown
board al ths 20 would be saved good conc ton
Loss W. BEsroSDang the heavy we,thsr Il TIE u
Benton. Randall Ls River for Chsrls,ton
Dunug the heayest Of the
her Al y blown aud her pumps getting choked
il found possible kssp free Ga the 6d tell
with tie sch GeoE Prescott from Camden Ne for Charleston which
Randall and crew. brought them Charleston
Loss toaoSro Capt Parker Of ship IoOnto arrived al
Charleston brig Fsudss, gives the following
loss Of hs ship: Al u O'Clock, (uo0u) lat Is
Pm around the sW ard increased
Al pm al the light Al fIrlsd
double rseed opsa cessd the
the act OF hauling out the when the ship
the yards braced up the ship brought 70 the wind The ship
along through tie At tho rate Of knots Tor
When she heavy and brought standing
There very heavy and tie snip onnusd rolling
striking heavy that concluded that
which possible. Fndng
driving uIthsf heaye Of tho
Sounded the pumps found IL
hold the all ready E bread and
the wreck she broke shs continued striking heavy
until hight when the sounded IS
Waeriound her We day hoping
WTecksr assistance but ught
aud nothing ia sal appeared sight Ws concluded ssy by
the wreck another night she held together long
the bosts sery Saturday morning tbs Bahama Island
O'Clock Saturday the boats both launched
ting them 10 Save When sail Snduard. Signals
des and bad the satisfaction Of
fer She down within halt u.s. whsn
finding the h0a they nearer Tbs
and four jumped the boat pulled soon
Capt Pendston OF The brig FaHd found there
enough FOR him the banh lie spt OF and down
and sJ his anchor We got the passengers
board the brig possible aud ei When s
there feet the forward Of tie and
nothing above watsr Al bat The houses -