New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
PHILADELPHIA.
Loss or the bark Sunbeam. with the Captain.
his Wife and Daugbtsr-Methodist Confer
enee, Suicide &C.

Loss OF the bark Sunbeam, with the Captain
his Wife and Daugbtsr-MethodistC Confer
enee, Suicide. &C.
Cosrssposdsnce Of The Provideucs Journal.
PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, March "a, 1853.
The following Is copy of letter re.
ceived In this CiIy this morning from the editor o
1Ae Snow Hill Md She'd. BY 1t, l; will be seer
thst Boston vessel, the Sunbeam Captain LIN
coin. which sailed from Matansas, Mach 10, fol
this port. was wrecked near that place on the
I1th and the Captain, his wife and daughter, all
perished
Snow HILL, md March IS, lsse-Durins the
North' east gale OF Wednesday, the 18th inst, the
following vessels we're stranded on AsaIeasue Beach,
opposite Snow Hill. Md
Scbr. "sussn, of New York, ," bound from Apalach-
icoia Fa, TO New York, with cargo OF cotton, to-
bacco and eecar.
The schooner will probably be got OFF, and the
cargo saved in GOOD condition. naf cargo landed
sno cables land The vessel aid cargo are insured
at New York.
Bark Sunhe am. Of Boston, Lincoln, master, new
vesseD bound from MataDzas, CUBA, to Pniiadel-
pha, loaded with sugar, moiasses and cigars, cargo
insured al Pkilafe pnia The Captain, his wife and
daughter were drowned The bark was stranded
within two miles OF the schooner susan. Both YES
sci and cargo II is feared, will prove a total loss
Ten persons only OF the crew were saved, and these
ell duYed great suffering Tor 10 hours before relief
reached them
Cornelius Fassitt, Esq, the Marine Insurance
Agent, arrived cary at the scene OF disaster with
his wreckins apparatus, and is now rendering all
Another letter states that the body OF Capt Lincoln
had been recovered and buried The bodies of his
wife and daush ter we're nstyet found. The crew OF
The Sunbeam saved themselves by getting into the
foretop. where they remained until relief came
The Captain. his wife and child, another account
says. perstec in the rigging, and fell overheard.
dispatch from BalumoJe, says that the schooner
Tfuh nom CnaTit ston, went ashore at the same
une, IeSr the same place.
Ellen Carlton. n white, married woman, aged "a
Yeas, committed suicide at her residence in South
81 h9 HIG[
Insane.
The Philadelphia Annual Conference ofthe Meth.
odisI Episcopal Church, met this morning IN the
Union Chapel 4 hot below Arch, Bishop James pre-
sizing, asslsteo by Bishop Waugh. About 40 min
ntsIs aksvt reo TO their names. The Secretaries OF
the last CcntreBce- Rev PenDeil Coomoe, Secre-
tary, aid Rev w. Mecaskey, Assistant Secretary,
were tbsn, On motion, uDahin eusly elected.
The Conference then proceeded 70 the examina-
ton OF canC 'or Orders, tue disposition Of the
list otsu ptynumeraIits, &c The relations OF most
OF The supt rnumeraries were continued, and those
that weresn0t were changed at their own request to
effective relations.
During tho disposition Of these, the inquiry was
made OF the PRESIDING Bishop II II was his intention
to deliver the Conference sermon provided for by
the resolution OF the last Conference held at Smyrna
Del. II was suggested that the large number In at
isnGalce had oeen attracted perhaps, by the ex-
pectation OF hearing the Bishop, and some specific
announcement from him was de srable.
Bishop james, III reply, said he had had no mott
fcatiOn OF the passage OF such resolution by the
able to preach since December last, and did not
expect to be able to preach during the sittings of
this Conference, and he must therefore firmly but
The Rev. Mr. COombe, Secretary, explained that
the Secretaries OF the last Conference had received
10 Instructions 10 communicate the resolution, espe-
cially 70 any OF the Bishops; indeed, he did not
know who Was soing to preside here until few
Gay: egg. tho, IN motio, p.,o,,.s Thu, N. s..,.
msnt OF the Lords Supper shall be administered to-
q Anse thA Anff Tho
admission OF members into full connection, and that
the business of the Conference shall be adjourned
for the purpete
The usual examination Of the character and
stancrg OF the preachers OF several districts, was
then entered on, occupying considerable time, and
the decease OF number Of veteran lab0rers was
announced in appropriate terms.
Adjourned to meet again at 81 O'Clock, to morrow
morning.
This morning John W. Green, the great impostor,
was lodged IN eur County Prison on seven commit
ments- one for larceny and six for false pretenses
III default Of $4,000 ball. to take his trial at the next
term Of the Criminal Court.
s q and % ws Of r.
act G, ntnues bare of QuERc,TaoN BARK. and No 10
.na ou
81 81 l2i Dbl at winch holders are un willing to sell
for :: . aSI t.: q ;s
hocs los and .Is and fancy brands a. high aS'ts,ions
u. former So So and the att.r at s. i,l Dbl ra:rs
is but little WHEAT saerins aud waited Small sales
. e MATE
low At Gle, sfoat OATS are steady at ssc bush.
wBIsKYThe siock Of barrels has beccms materially re-
duced. and prices rmsr Sales of bbls az 2lc and
hhds at l62lic
SALES OF SToCKs-First Boasd-$l 600 State &c. 90l;
$Isoo County Mech B.ps s.t 5000 Car. ~;
Sch Bank, /; Sl.oo9 Harrisburg hR 6; 's2 Gen A.
81 $4,000 Chss and Del. Canal s.. 81. 96 % Penn
asi 100 Reading RI SIT; Kentucky Bank io' $4,000
heading 4 &C., 10 SO.
Second Boord- $50 County s.. go 80 ISL Sch; Bk: i
% Norristown RR., 3sl SIS 600 Sch Nav. g., SO, xt
5000 de- <5i so Read RR. SIT; so Long Island RR.
III; so Union Canal, l42