New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
~ The following, from near the scene


GLOUCESTER NEWS OFFICE, Tuesday, Oct. n.
We are happy TO announce the safe arrival a. THE
port last evening, of schooner Atalants, Canney. 81
Gloucester, and the {. and n Rogers. Rogers, Of
New London, both Of which were OF Prince I'D
wards Island during the gale which commenced To-
ward nisht on Friday the 81 inst. The C. and N
Rogers, company With feet Of fifty or sixty SAIL
tsCmo hundred more having previously made for Nal.
PERI stood of the coast FRIDAY night. In this hest.
Capt Rogers reports sch0Oners Flint, Alexaaief.
Nary : Niles, and John, Of Gloucester Progress.
OF Portland ard tho Tskler, Of New. London the
FlTi WHOSE loss with all her crew has been rep)fo0
b. telegraph being the most winiwsfd vessel Ths
& ard Rogers rounded East Cape Saturday night
and made harbor m the Gut Of CansO, Monday,
having os, everything from deck, her foresan ssd
Cant Rogers reports that the gale was tremendous.
and attributes the safety OF his vessel 10 the giving
way Of the foresaail at the moment she was stfuot
Gut Of Csnso Tuesday, schooner Telegraps, OF
Boston. with coloTs AZ half mast reported or tsle
graph lost with the whole crew,l near which vsscse
shc isy several hours and read her name on the
stern. TIE Telegraph vasalso boarded by the cfew
o. another schC oner alongside, rhO anerwsTd board
ed Capt Rogers and reported the lose OF two mes.
Knocked overheard from the Telegraph and ssAe
II uriss received by the Captain. is viii be seen that
this account egIecs with that Of Capt Carney, given
below.
Ttere were also safe at the Gut, schooncrs Mary
5 Niles and Yorktown, Of Gloucester. Mary, Of
NewburypOrt juvenile, Of Essex George Osborne.
OF Pfoyincetown. FranconIa, OF Wel1eet. SeA
Flower, Of Phippsburg, and thirty other vessels
Part OF which we're Inward bound. Nearly all the
outward bound vessels were more or less damaged
and had los, boats. Cap, DAVIS, OF the Mary =.
Niles bad his Jaw broken by the main boom while
s,ancin ing at the wheel. The George Osborne had %
board the captain and three 81 tie crew OF schooner
Commerce OF Truro, 10 which vessel The osoofne
ran down on Saturday, and found her ia snsisg
condition. The Osborne passed 10 ieerns. ana tse
Commerce ran into her the weather quarter snsz
fell of lust giving time for the captain ana 'nree "
the men TO Jump aboard the Osborne ~ was iDpoS
sbe 70 save the rest OF the crew. sesea IN NUMBER
vho acre left Oh board the Sil king yess0;
The ATLANTA vas also one of the heet Whicn
stood of from st Peters on Friday nisht. sno csx'
rea sail during the night hove to Saturday morning.
sn iav tIll SUNDAY morning, when II moderated ana
me made sail rounded las. Cspe, and reached the
harboy OF souris. between the Cape and Three Riv-
ers. Cart Carney reports safe at TINS place.
Schooners Clsrion. Trenton, Three Sisters. TIE
ver-e Mar Osborne and Benz. II. Haskell, o! Giou.
ester Tlfkeen AID Science, o! New London. ana
,hITty other fishing schooners. Saw 1t tae 0us o
(aaso TIE s3ay night, oh INST, Captains hufd -
BlrnhaIn Of he 3. {. Gilbert and forkto wns o.
Gloucester, who came on board and Reported snss
they had boarded the Telegraph. then iying u shs
Gut. having received some damage and iost over
hoard .wo men during the gale. Csps Caoney wss
also in company with the Telegraph sftes ieavsg
the Cut: he spoke the Alabama, oil Truro. %
Wednesday.