New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
DisasterS &C.

LEwEs Dec. 10. 4P I-The tchr Clara bound from
this place for New with load Of corn while getting
out Of the creek into thsIbay got aground the bar
where she tbumped 30 hard and sprung leak, VIII ch
cau,ed her TO change her destination and at p NJ she
eR SHIP rYENDENAGA before reported los. Carbon
Islans north shore Of the 81 Lawrence. ship
ard registered 81 tuns built IN Q1ebfc She insured
IN wan st. for $1,000.
Brig Ellen Stars, (Bf) arrived Gt PctOu g., 29th ut
fOm LouIsDnTg, WITH pitch pine TIMBER from wreck vi
brig hay1oHer, from savannah before repored) Also
schr Ha dscrabbe from Iagiaen Islands, with wrecked
materials f,On aud the Of brig Gala es (before
eontd) Tho II; reports picked up lately az Masdalsn
Island whale about IL feet Keel, painted green had
small child board IN coffin la the boat also
materials belonging to an Indian camp and about s3j
Bark murHO, (of Por,land waite from Boston, for Apa.
lachcoa went ashore 8sh INST the end Of Dog
Island Florida, and abandoned
Ship Elizabeth, (of Warren. Ri Carr from Bath for
Apssc stated by telegraph TO have gone ashore
Ram Island, 10 keDnebec River, The mouth. and
stated TO have bilssd
tslegrsphic Dispatch from Newport, RI. dated 18th,
says the ichr Rainbow Rogers, from Richmond Va, for
Boston, with OF tobacco, wheat, &c arrived
mat port leaky, and Is tischarging.
schr Of about 100 tuns, hull black, with two red
sresls and gt dismasted and abandoned fall
Sen IN with an INST, la. n p, long. about H.
So Johns n was in contact 10Th I'll; Cape Cod NJ w.
80 miles with bark Paul BOsgs, Cap, Dzer, which
IS said to have shown no lights Her JbS,om and head
gear earned away but is supposed that sic
tanned material damage The Ia received no injury.
Jas. Dwyer passenger the II Primrose ae raDting
90 uMp board bark fell overheard and res
schr Admiral Richards, (of Bristol He from Holiness
Hole for Boston a cargo OF coal taken from a brig
vhoh put H0 meas Hole IN dis ashore
CahOOns Hollow, back eide Of WeiAfet at A. M lIih
INST a. hi Oh water Crew landed safe sfter CAPT
Richards thought the schooner would DIge next tide No
insurance on the vessel, OF which the captain part
The coal waf owned by hessrs Crosby Gibson
Of East Boston Iae schooner rad lost mainoO0m which
rendered the nansa useless and also lost fOresa and
pbs, when the captain obliged ~ her ashore
Another account the vessel bad bged and that they
had CONNER ed stripping her.
schr. EIpedre. OF Orient cspsized and towed INTO
Dutch Island Haroor, good vessel valued q, s.
soop Jackson at Boston, on Ihufsday forenoon while
a. snc nor In Preslcenf Roads into BY topsa
schr belonging t. EN-. from EaseFn port with fum-
Der for Dorchester staring the slOops bows badly dam.
age 20 the sehr. slight. The Jackson was lowed no
,"kEcKlp FISHERMEN AZ PRINCE EDWARD Island
df isa an Gori agent Of the Screw and Lever Conoa
n.y. who went 10 Prince Edward Island for the purpose Of
landing and SAVING much Of the materials OF the yes
sells which were driven ashore bT the late gale ~
could reports that the dead body of had picked
were tatoosd ard Jane Williams and female figure on
the left J. HOdgdon Jr, aso ta.ooed on one Of
bs arms Another dead body al been picked I'd the
beach at New London, Ell on the li.h ut 1.-THE flesh
vas on An face and his hands OF at ths On
ns night arm were two marks, resembling a heart and a
PORTION
Mr.. Clifford reports the following vessels Sch Garland
vheh vi ashore had been got of and sold Schr Belle
Of Beverly renamed ashore at St Peters harof nearly
Up 10 the Fences also the bngs Lively Lass. and True
rend with car goes Of gram. both high aad dry Schr
Iiluuph Of Cape Elizabeth which ashore Savage
Harboy bound to Chayiotetown had been got off Schr
Commerce, ashore Caseom Peek had been 70, off scbr
Jsnes ashore at Mol Peck had also been got off Parts
Of wo vessels about 70 and the other rs tuns built
Of vhts oak and supposed be about three Year, old
erlStsd ashore ~ HOG Island