New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
Disasters, &cs

AUG l0-The Gsnburr, Sampson
aground ths uaskehead yeer
ae steamer her ASSISTANCE aud sh.
Az so-TSs GssSara sampeon Mentioned above which W.,
shore the Uai.ehead AUG Is, reported
HosrlI5s Az, ierhe American ship Howard Reed from Now
Rouen. sntsuei part of
cargo; not~h'tandins she will BE- able
reach her destination until tho neit 'gnns'
DoyrH 2-Put 2st. PhenN Csusen, from New Or
leans socshos aud Louise asoleaboE, from ArtSep or
New Yos both vito To bows aud bo"'pnt oeea
in collision 81 Duug-ness night of3s
Bss PIVtis. from Boston AeIaudna. started Saturday
Nenhe.t nrs oIsant mast and head Of ios
,opn Sic [e,,r,ed 70 Battery wharf to fe'.r
ss ~ .nd seen ~ ste,n
vlan Penn. New Orean. the goth ut, ashore 10 ns
CsrJo hal jury nss-i g.es 9f those
oTeysrd the only yad across
bed apparently not es-a oas that eosi.9n Four n'-sesi
bad just m her sni there we're others on oosi The sns y-e
also by rschs at 3alumors We 'hos The 'hp
reported SPOKEN WITH about the damage reported above
H. ~g onao arrived M New ssdo r oa The l.; s
has fu'n he'd the o.rn, account OF the los Of rs ship Ga
distant 81 me, W. steerns s.". At Pm, lowered
boat and shore 10 t- with the natives AsunIo~n he
returned ADD yards Squared h healed
by Atg double rr-fei IL, hul-d c,urses
wh rsln IN or-nsef. ven. d.verr5 lou o.,gs. onips
lee bow II b'ns very dsrs aud the ship
EVER efurt rosnj all m vain ths
current s-itas the hlp svny t,~tt I'M. reef ST. -,
and heavy bos- rtosrd wa
rolled Overheard On ihs .rboari eide he
sbp slowly orsed shrad, and bro sht the
f'uaned upon ts ~rA auu dJHsnt .o-n ouod that
coud ry,ch W. w and to tie .atb d,,ant ."pt !! ~ 80
%.
menced 10 btesG lesny three OF ship
10 place OF safety inside tho rect and others who
not iak,u Oh Nth much difficulty. and
oosts had been cspezed ~'sa times tse surf We
two boats Tor the abd. which reached sai
informed by two "lre who sins there
Island aud that The natives friendly lyon my chart. P-
Island lies Of Iouchns lssdj therefore supposed
steering the westward Of %
suon - 5. ". OF Toechns's leland
Ih-schr gpiy OF Sydney anchOr Pts Island
aud w. "rnt board O her Inc dag. Jsn
lie Necs our bOss 70 try from brf hui
ne - on th7 ret could
% The Aih the ship broken up
about sixty cark- O o wLth lay the
anchor the Las0 abreast o the and h-r
po-~f 20 skr 70 = TIE slips coud
accom- odse on board schOoIer r would 900
hs vessel Is agreed
e 60 sydney On The Dag chip Phoon Of New
sso offered esht 20 - eorg.nys t- Nav gator
slt-. sa 49, Rsy ep.d Eve Of t0r
tie hnIk belle Frhassn. .ud tie Pacac
us ned On he s'and a. their Own request.
w fsnEsrFD WaLrEE JosEs Esq President Of
board Cd n-rNfiefs Tor the oNOsng
h5eiLE. Saturday, Aus u. 1872.
at@rr'ei yss'sisy informing you the repo- be-, m
our bay ~ e storm Of he 10Th r-lhog NOBLE Point
olno tb- much sx.si-.,d The Washington gY-
p sea on MODAL 3d. ana bra Bis much iujur-t
Tie buu-h shp Mercy, oaded Nth bse-
entirely omatr htyna been obliged o. cut ~ay th. mast.
% shore four ieet water deep erl.A
o. tost her ~ft u New a.o
dl.msstsd, snd two or three bghiefs Ashore
Ffm OF can learn h- Ns~ Yors interest
above The Ao-nO ssi BOstoa an Tie
Mercy 10 ka7'snd. together With her cargo
some fear- saety R-o4bhc
With n1~r sri schr Washnson 8 q Is dsgb, qlstbe sy
ggt > gnic.snt on % weather