New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
Disasters. &c.

scHR. GERMAN OAK, Powers, on her passage from the
wednesday night the 18Th ut ten miles south of Hstteas
Light. Crew all saved, cargo total loss Vessel, 1t IS
ScHR. CLARA FISHER. Carey. from Bermuda, bound 70
NswberB c. In Hast. was driven ashore on the 27h
board Al the TINS Crew aaved-vesse a total loss
SHIP CANE Cock, during north. east blow at Hong
Kong the 29h Dec drove from her BERTH nearer TO the
Kowloon shore than to vicars tight down on the Raiah
at anchor within quarter Of mile Of the Naval Stores
damage II said that had the breeze continued. had
the Rsahs single anchor and forty fathoms Of cable
been insufficient for the pair of them. she would have
stranded on the point where the American b-g Charles
wnsmaa WAS wrecked in the typhoon of lSas.
The CLIPPER SHIP STAFFoRDSFIIRE, at Boston. on
Wednesday made the passage in about 81 days which
the Quickts made This winter from that port Most Of
the westward bound ships have encountered very heavy
weather aud some OF them have been from MY to suy
fHE BRIG MONTE CHRISTIE, Martin of s.. Georges,
Me from Philadelphia for Portland Me. cargo coal,
at Newport the 10Th. in distress having ics deck load
and mahTs much aier She VIII have TO discharge IN
sHlP MARION, Got Gardiner, FIetler. which had been
ashore Egg Island Reef cot OFF with the assistance
Of wrsckeis and taken into Nassau. N P. She would
have to discharge aud be hove out.
SHIP WEsTMoRELAND, Deacon from Liverpool. while
entering her berth at EesOrsans on the 81 inst, the
current at the time beng strong sheered aud went
athwat The Of the ship Shannon and bark Saxony
carrying the Jbboom Of the Saxony and breaking
the head board OF the Shannon The ship Wes'moreaud
had her sboard raj aud quarter boat smashed and was
otherwise oamsged.
MISSING vTssAL.-Bark Exchange. of and from New
the X,i,ntc Ocean lifted for months voyage She
touched August where OF
Ian 1ed sick and others shipped in their places
she sailed upon her voyage She spoken on the
oath Feb 1851 lat 80 s. Ion. 20 with 1870 bbls spIs
OIL since which nothing has been heard Of her. and she
bias been abandoned by her owners to the underwriters
Tho following persons comprised The ships company on
sailing from New BedoId al but the eig frat namsd OF
which are known have left her at Faysl-Geo. W. Stew
art, of Dartmouth MASTER VIM ID ri. Wood OF do hTst
mate Chas Gibson, OF New Bedford, % mate Joseph
Augustus, Condo Enos Andrew whiting John Moore
Geo. Williams. Thos. Bradley. Fiavell Laupzede, John
S. White. Isaac Brown Jeremiah Buckley Aeam Alton
Stephen d, Potter John GaSener Geo; ksndr,c. E4so
mig The those who snpped place OF tue
~ last nan ed given. The Exchange was good
cid vessel OF 80 and insured al the Union hn
tual office, New Bedford for $500, AID Bedford Com
metcisl for S3.l75. -
Brig RUTH ELIZA Of aud from Yarmouth N S., for ST.
John N H. was totally lost with her of and
nolasses Cape Chigsecto. 25sh ut The cew barely
ESCAPED it'll their lives.
ScHR TAHNIRoo at Charleston f,om Boston, the ,st
about miles of Cape Henry picked up
sir round bales OF cotton marked +.
SCHR. -. from NewYork for Portland, ashore on
Ket Pond Ledge, Yarmouth, Cape Cod. 4h lust
and the wind increasing during the ngh Cor the safety Of
the vessel the deck load cOnsstg of m0asse spirits OF
tupentine &e to the value of about 81 e0o thrown
overheard AT the time brig 60 the Point,
bat got of so0n after without damage.