New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-20


The steamship Hermann went down the Bay this nom.
ing on ial TIP at being at the Dry Dock for few
The sark Edward Pate son. hence for Apalach ,oa in
Spit where she remained for two hours humping very
heavily The f. had no pilot on beard seaterSard GOT
fore and an schooner ashore inside of the Narrows
The steam tug NshaRten mas gone to her assistance
BY Telegraph.
BOSTON, Feb. e-Arr bsrks Oak, aud Selah Philadsl-
phia; Evelyn CaToenss
Viola New Orleans barks Juna a. Smyrna: CIDa. sam
nam Lucinda, and Matanzss Havana Tnaisy, Galve'toa
Ro1ara, Mobile, Eagle Philadelphia; scare, Jahnz o.
Charl, stop; Willow, Philadelphia; Mara, and fhm'~h
Rock, New York.
Holiness Hole state that she full of water and VIII
probably be total loss, with most of her cargo
rrrom our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA. Feb l9-Arrictd.Bark Yaba, Han
dy, Boston schrs. Hamlet, Nickerson Providence Nne
CleareSc Steamer KeDnebec Seymour, Nsw-York; bark
Lowe Hs%moGd Bqston ,chrs EI sssnd
Panama, TOrsy,, do , r. L A. Stuart, Lozer' do FL
Mobile for Providence brig Grand Turk. from Mat,nzs'
for Providence sli 18th, brss Sacramento iof r5ov
seas rsn.S. for cruise Ga.ssbea. for New YORK
Heron, Newour port, for Philadelphia Jq,une, GIBBS.
do Fa.n nc studley, New Bedford, for do Mar
Lsnedon smngon Salem for Do Ashiand Msf
JE Bowley. Sparks, PIovincsto~n for do Victory,
Nckerson Bosica for do. Samuel Appleton FInnsy d.,
gers do for Norfolk Ots Billings Portsmouth, for do
Louisa, unit, Newburypor' for BatnoIe o. n: pssT'
Verri, Rockland for New YORK Albert Thomas, New
comb for Providence Old 18th, sloop vgilant' Wells
New-York.
Disasters, &c.
In ADDITION to the vessels reported lost in the
can brig Susan schs John Bell and Helen Mar Belgian
bark Eliza Several other vessels were also cast away
time this st was made the gale still blew strong that
irem the shore could be had with several
Of we vessels ou. me REQ
four the judo Erane, three the Susan Green
the Jahu S. The Robert Sped aud three on The
Helen Mar An American schooner no, meItioGed IN tbs
list driven to and supposed TO have been
wrecked. ss moth Dg has been heard Of her
DURING NIGHT # the 9th slt., the bark Hua'c
Capt Holmes. aground 'saegullla reef she was
from New Orleans loaded with cotton and horses
THE WRECK OF THE STEAMER PILOT was cold at
Charleston 18Th inst for 500. .-..
STEAMSHIP NORTH AMERICA, on her last trip from San
Juan to San aIc1co found the coal TO De very in er
ard could not than three four inches sei
made Is miles per hour On the 10th she made 100
THE STEAMER GREAT WESTERN. at Jamaica 3lst ~.
reperts that while OR her passage from ST. Thomas FELT
with dismanted vessel which she took IN toT out when
hauser broke and she again drifted away.
SHIP JAMES BROWN, Hines. " hch sailed from Lverpe l.
so 3d. long 81 49, returned to Liverpool the mornn, Of
tue 3ls Jau in disre, with msInmast sprung, having
away buwsrks &C filing the cabin with water aad dGag
other damage serious consequences.
Abby Pfat, Boston, sold Tuesday last for about
$4,000 and the ship Corsalr, private terms.
found aband we'd Acapulco remained
at thai port Jan H. was thought she would be sold to
BRIG ZUYDER ZEE, lof wsdoboro0 Fos'et., bOfOr re-
BRIG CHARLES HENRY, from wilmington N. g., for
Richmond, Va before reported ashore at the sand bre,
Norfolk. sprung leak at sea- aud ashore
the lives OF hose board but the mate drowned
in emp,ing to land the boat The remainder OF the
saved survey has been held and condemned
tbe brig, and recomm ended thstshe be sold.
MISSING VESSEL The schr Seth Hal, OF ans f1t
got Off and laden with potatoes for Dennis via ~,
ynceto~n sailed from the Island about Nov e. and sft
Canso habor 28th Since which nothing has been hesrd
from her. She vast good vessel OF 50 tuns years I'D,
and valued at si3o Of which S9CO vas insured a, he
Hail. master. aged 80 years who was married; John Bur
CESS Hiram Burgess 80; and Freeman Berry S6 and
Two Prince Edwards Island men sac had also On o2ird
the Of three sons Of Capt James WHOM OF H.r
Nympnus, % and Joshua. 90 and Of Marcus raylor 3
all Of Hsrwchthe part of OF the late schr FTana
be rscoeoed that Cap, James witon, the father of The
above went TO the Is aud after hearing the loss Of four
sons and had the bodies disin'eusi aud idenied he
three above named as also that of Marcus Taylor fne
body Of his fourth Henry aged 10 years could Lo
be found He made all necessary arrangements to have
me oodes taken LONE Tor burial IN the above vessel
BARK ARIoN, ashore a, Sgaam Beach was hne vessel,
OF about as tlns, built in Wscasset less thsn year
and ~as owned by Daniel Deshon, Esq There Is the f
lowing insurance the IN Boston 5000 vessel aud
sesS IN freight mopey a, the Alliance $40 coo on vessel
al the New England aud 900 also vessel al me Eiu
table The City Mutual had also 200 on fire. right moasy
BARN sunny EYE, tof North Yarmouth, Me M,t'nell,
iasses went ashore the west part OF Cuyngnk Wac
gard Sound. morning Of III inst She lies IN dangerous
itqson and has blesd Five six lighters from Holiness
hoe wen 70 her assistance and about 90 casks moasse'
have been landed a; Holiness II Die.
sHIF SHANuNGA-ssamer X. B. Forbes Capt Morris
WIN ue and means Tor getting ship Shanunga on shre al
The steam pump had oa board has been landed
on the wharf add will be taken TO the ship ~ tnd II
No attempt wall be made probably TO get her of uni the
discharged About 00o bales of cotton had been
aks out OF he's up to night of 10th Her comes ont
slowly now. She has or 10 feet water III her had The
Heanl pump wll 60 ouf morning Of 1884, and when y IL
cav esfso' operation viii i'cl'as the WORK o. 0i''AA s
-, Cart How Of new ship Ja. BOssrt' eeatradet.
the repo that part OF his Aee came of while his Sd was
en- me ie.i near Key West The paint upon her bottom
BR.scHR ELrzABErH Moore. from Jacmsl. while at an.
chor of the Battery Wednesday night was cut through
by the ice which caused the schooner leak badly The
crew had to shift part Of the aft tighten her for
scHR. SEA SERPENT. which sailed from San Francisco
Jan, having been out 4s days She experienced
son OF sass OF WIND and was driven Cd the coast On
gale. II benz thick and fosgy got the breakers AID
ship2sd heavy sea. which nearly filed the vessel with
pumping her buwxks &c Just before she got
IN The breakers saw ers aud schsoaer ahead some DIS
they both went ashore The Sea Serpent hal besn short
of wood and water for I'VE days
To Mariners.
Report Of Pro-. A. d. Bache Superintendent af the
Coast Survey 10 The Secretary Of the Treasury n re atom
TO he latitude and Longitude OF Point Pnos Cahfouis
COAST SURVEY OFFICE FEB Ig52
sR ! have the honor 10 STATE that the Longitude Of
hs obs vanons Of George Davidson ESQ Asslstant oas.
Survey IL l1Oe 81 VI. SO
The latitude Of Pint PizOs sso 81 50 ~ wa. D.,h.d
Nov. IL. 1881. ~ f
would respectfully request authority To anhI,,h the
abovs- Very respectfully
tsgnsd) A. d. BAcHR, Superintendent
spoken. kc.
Feb, lat n, lon ~ 30, ihp Danube from Masu. for
Irssie. 8 days cut - 'AN'A' -
Jan lat IS loa IS 90, brig Jos Butler fpot Bat
foLl Ton Sane ~ Gu Islands for New Bedford
Feb s. LAT 80 81 Ion "a So ship nIts So.au 4, avr
frCm IOzdon ior New York S-' "''-'1'