New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
Disasters, &c.

Tus EsA (sf Portnd hence for Ssa Nszcey. Master
sA the city "wednesday asst and the seri day scoaa' Of
light Wind anchored the Lover Bay On Thursday, danns the
e from wv with both anchors shsad osnd the vessel dasnss
and darns the blow parted OF them sicce>c
GOOD Of the cham and kes haHs had
90 shoms out at the time This partly held her fr shoF, tine,
bat from A. NJ to II H. Thursday CONTINUING drag
ward the beach, cut the when moderated Al
p ~ next DAY the gale snd and
beng within half mile OF beach,
nothing from the wreck. either SALE The
loaded with lumber, &c, and asss, parity
partly in Boston
There is also hern the Bay high Dry
With 6rsnssi She the westward OF the HshsD
and where reach her She in the late
n. T. gale
Tss MAr r.rloa On Thursday last fell
with the of with everything attached and succeeded
's'ns deal Of the &C. Saws bns hans from Thorn
who had been vrectns previous Made
the direction Of the hull by the of the bs bat,
fog coming did no, and her, fell spar.
Tus YAkso.o morsins having
anchored in the Lower Bay the day Monday
coming before the wind under oess boar.i
BY which the ys~ yhshs batch sweeping
the deck of the pinnacle and everything movable We
hear Of ds'ters coming
weather this mornins cloudy, with occasional and
wind r. bu, blowing hard yesterday
fun there scarcely Nor.A
River the vessels anchored there OF which
number outward bound also CT those
rns the late blow The pilots Of the Yarboo report
quantity OF dn stuff Lower Bay, apparently wrecks
several canal boats They close
Of hacho and other si
Of that class Of GRAFT they could distinguish
thing resembling boxes bales barrels description
| chsnd.e
Tho steamship, Georges, Uson. and Florida srve yesterday
They have vessels ashore
Highlands They rpor, having had weather.
counts the gale heavy the sosh tina d
Tns before reported abandoned voyage
Liverpool for Baltimore, splendid ship, having built Bal
unore years SINCE and returning from her second
wrote to the owners a the ship was perfectly st and everything
well She had valuable consisting OF general mesande,
sso@c in the Atlanta Merchants. Maryland and Ocean Companies
Of Baltimore and the sun Office in New Yort Tbs amount Of
EIrsAcr Lsrrss E"ood Walters, E', Of
sarah Vose BLoe now ready for sea and viii eave
for Richmond The of vessel and while at thus port
"Tu R.Ia Lco. of seapors ashore the Sal, Key Bank
abandoned and full OF One Of the wr-ckns vessels from this
place has her. but could anything OF value she had
| been previously boarded by the Spani.rds.'
reports while passr Cape Cod full nssel bs ashore
male. south OF S1G;e, sh ADPsa51d to have . gone on
che English Saw nsmbe OF people on the beach yesterday
CoLu~By. Crowen Boston from Apaachicola. reports
April Georges Bank W. 80 miles saw wrsch apparently
~. mats and III, rsre son,.. sss cbe,, and number Of
empty floating by. Capt thinks is the wreck
by Capt Mlett of the John G. cose tho l7,h The
above supposed be Dr. bark Of about 800 uns She touched
bottom and doubt havnsa heavy board she immed
Bs scuI Acr-,. from we.port, 8. for Nevbuypo, with
wood ashore Salisbury Beach at high water on Monday
ton Grew saved Neither vessel nor cargo insured - =,
top.s -cr anchor Monday OIL the South
Breaker Plum Island and feared the gale continued,
she would dnvc shore and 90 pieces
FAkLis, Rockand where from where bound I'M
Known, ashore Hampton, ~ H. and high and dry
the beach. Crew saved No partculars.
FALxourH April 4The Oenburs bark Republic, Heken, rom
Charleston for Antwerp, arrived here to-day having board
the ship Fanny Bennett from Liverpool oil
Baltimore which vessel leak March and the
her March H. lat ~ ~ lon 80 is Win
Bonp,.ur March 3l-The ship Mount Washnstoa,
Bsel Orleans lost her anchors Yericn Roads,
has put Yutback Ia Richard 10 repsce them.
April Tho American ship Mount Washnston Basden, for
presumed she will the Peruits 10 replace tho
three anchor. yerdCn Roads The could only obtain
that OF rather snail size Tor the ship
gale has occurred hers dOns consd
cradle vessels The Emma Of Dublin, IN contact
Commodore and had her figure head star
board damaged reported u
Commodore.
IsLAsp n April is-S F. MA violent gale from ~ p.
with prevails which prevents all with
which there SAIL
far No vessels have passed out to day The sc Lucy
has launched and viii depart the wind and
weather permit understand large schooner shoe IN the Bay
To shall 10 her and report BY mail lear We
ssii hear OF fearful disasters along the coast
IL flaw having been found Of the shafts OF
the dnTss the the regular examination
been considered prudent 70 have which made
could her sail from Liverpool on tho
om Windsor ~ s. wrecked Cape Cod,
las been .od with her materials for $50
which 1T New Orleans
1homas Me- the vessel spoken lst INST lat
"a The FIRE esungulshel,
the damage the vessel If supposed to be trans