The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

Several unknown vessels it is supposed foundersd at
the of which Of lost The commit
tee visited the wreck Of Of about 80 90 tons mile
outside OF Mapes bArbor but could not ascertain hse
She had eight square bowsprit and from this
they juged that she was either Gloucester or Provinces
town vessel She appeared to have foundered Mt hsr
anchors.
The following is the list of vessels lost the island
aud crews saved belonging to Other ports
schrs. Reward, Of Deer Isle william, Portland; Re-
aulator. do Montana, bingham; Leo, Castne: Martha
Ann, yinalhsven; Triumph. Cape Elixsbsth; Mount
Hope bingham; Oscar Poles Portsm outh Golden Grove,
keDnebuDk; Garland Gloucester; Ele Inor, do Belle,
Beverly Seth Hall, Dennis; Grafton, OF do; Maid
Queen, Of -; CohAnet, Of Henry Knox, Cohasset;
Caledonia Portland; Melrose, Provin ,etown; ChAnss
Augustus, Cohssset Commerce Hsrwch; Hickory Pert
land; Governor, Boston; Wapderer Beverly; Belle,
Dennis; George, Csstine; Bloomfield Boston; Q. Has
kell, Gloucester, disnasted; Norma, Deer Ide; HEa
Lubec; Ticker, New London Total 80.
The paper also publishes the following statsmept
obtained from the schooner Frt which arrived New
TIE Edwin was in the bend Of Prince Edward ISasd,
during the gale and worked along the coast for 90 miles
clearing Esst Cape within mile Of the breakers Lost
beat rails SC and % bbls msckerel OIL deck split sa
and sustained other damage When in company with .
Gouceter vessel and though within 800 yards Of her
could not thing her when in the trough Il
ses. Oh St Peters, Eve ak vessels, with THAR
sails all gone aud drifting heplsssly upon the shore o.
Monday Cape Ann 100 miles Distant spoke sehr Mary
JsDvrn Of this port from the Bay who reported speak
ing vessel in the Gut of Canso from which they keard
that the schr Lucinda Of this port lahore that
harbor crew all safe Also spoke in the Gut schr Mary
A of Boothbsy which reported counting sixteen fa
shore, within distance OF four miles along the coast
aud saw several sunk, with their mssts partly cut Ct
The St John N b papers shy ths, the schooner prt,
OF Gloucester oundered her hors in shoA water
and that all the crew perished.
The following is from the Boston .9drsr,;s~ Of yss-
terdsy:-
Welearn, indirectly tina. Mr. H. s. smith of Province.
town, up 10 the 18th inst had heard Of but Pre-
yinoeown vessel being ashore, excepting those already
reported That one the Melrosc, Crocker, which
went ashore the beach about thirty miles north sf
Mslpeque. The safe and II expected that
she would be got on Mr. smith would proceed TO hsr
immediately The following IL from correspondent,
Pno,i,cr1ows, Oct 23.-Arrived yesterday. schrs-.
X. X. Cook aud Robert Bruce Of Provincetown snl
Rcbsrd, Of Truro. from Bay Chaleur Came out d thu
Gut Of Canso in company with 100 sail The Provinoe-
feet Of SO sail which In the bay the time AZ
the gale have all been heard from without the of q
vessel, with the exception OF schr. Melross~
ashore at St Peters Harbor slightly damaged in hsc
schr. Esincur, before reported lost, arrived this
schr Eleanor NJ shaw, of Truro. has not been sees
number, all heard from.
A part Of the Melrose's have arrived hons, ana
the rest are on their way
slip from the Gloucester telegraph dated s5d given
Schooner oconee, Thomas arrived thi. ,rninx frou
80 bio,s,ns q, Cioacs, s; ~ s ,,ns -
&C ID staoy, Potomac Henry A. Holbrook, Hausihsk
florids Augusta Psrker.
Schooner Sea Breeze ,wonsou also arrived this mora
Ing reports the following Gloucester ves Renee
Ocean Star, Abigail Congress- also the Mary and May
Schooner Grace Dsrlins Mars from Bay st lawrence
has also arrived reports schoonsrs JO.eph Howard
MUM, Gss.lle Pri, ella as safe.
Schooner Ticker. OF New London, has also arrived.
All 81 the Gloucteter heet heard from but sE.
Captain wonson has furnished o list IL seventy svs
vessels ashore at Prince Edwards islands 10 incluSs
the Eve Gloucester vessels and the following Of
which have been reported before
y Bcetou- Governor Castne-Libersto; Martha Asus
George. Brooklyn-Amsnds; james Murray. Lubec-
&c Crox Eliza rremont-IIenry Clay, all hands lost
hsth-Henry Clay, all hands lost Bootho.y-Lsrccsas
Helen; Legislator all hands lost NOrthhsven- sophro-
MIA. frankfort-Leo. buryport-Lucinds; Fulton:
Ruby; Enterprise; Blossom; Ocean ststssmsu Rs
Deer Isie-Rswad; Rapid Norsh Pottaud--Hickory.
soulhpor.--Tamerlanei W r. Burnhsm. Province
tcvr-Avepel.
The Pufisrd .grsus reports arrived there 22d schr
Mary Knapp, Grant, Bay Chaleur 30 barrels mAeks-
rel Beep gone four months Was out In ell the gale,
and rode u safely brought home three Of the
schooner Washington Of freeport lost Priucs IA
wards Tsisnd Parted on Monday night from schooner
MlTths Morey, Of Nevburyport. IL viii be recolectef
that Captain Moreys wife took her life few weeks
nse when she heard Of the wrecks supposng her hus-
band vas loet.
hlso arrived I'D. schooner Centurion Low Bay CNs-
leur 22o barrels mackerelwss In Malpequs durinx the
gale; also schooner Harbngsr Of Ne~buryport put In
70 land Fart o. Of schooner Mary sccthburn which
was wrecked IN the gale, and part Of Of schooner
Regulator, Lost. Also schooners Robert Rantou and
Harmony Of Portlsnd also schooner Commerce Of rru
ro Cobb, from Bay Chsleur, put In here for hsrbr
Ptsrs or TVS ARcrIc wuALrns Tine whaling ship
John Wells, OF New Bedford, which damaged By ics
Behring's straits 1T time surrounded by scnA
body q Ice which extended the ere could see
The ship By this formidable barrier fog
thirty two hours and the get out upon the ice
walked the distance OF half mile around the vesss
The chip greatly damaged, and would put hso 'hs
sandwich Islands for repairs.