New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

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my 1urrsrxrs We db1ry at 1srsizad I'm Nasanxss.
,tssrfs rs on VI lat 81. Ing So da'iag sts nea
5sns sas was sruek oy heavy sea. which carried away
sss .sss. - bsnk sheer fore sad A.
ssave il the hsuss SIDE caisa ROAD
nd s,s1es csosssas wasr Ass caused herr
iesk haey sslsea the efsw % keep e.h Of sns 2ss,,
Iss her tsJt pump constih'y s'ins 1sl her arrival
Rnis ~p wALKgs Eaxsc5Gb. at psssiseace fa. a,-
fapz.s lad weather whole passage aad oa isa
ul of 'ss ISs-es encoG-isFsd ssole.s sae. dsr'as
VII sh ssDpsd Eeavy sG.sa stove bnl sa.zs aad gs
lev RAIL- Sc. aed caused the vessel 80 lsakia her
upFsT woiks
scER p.Los tof Salivsnl ais,lsx. fr9a viin'sss,n.
Del for ro'x Put Is,o raoRss da-s 'sa hsst
Of fore osrrss away and cher ts@ass Sas ~oad
eprr CT PAUL AHsu from Salem for Mania. before
ashore Dec the side Of sae tslssd Of
Mastae Straits OF Bernadiso at last adv COS yis<
Oh reef foot of iow tide Her forsmast
mainnas were cut sway previous 20 sory Ga shore
ii the weather saouc favorable The ship Is very
much strained and hegssdsevsa Of her beams are ora
her rudfer gone the pakHs alb mt he stern start
I'D the see bokea and her be seen None OF
The e.w ssrs se.a o Ii: rssss vas insured
in Ssm The cargo was princip ally insured N B,s
srwR MERLIN will rot be abs 20 leave ST. Talmas aa;l
the damage done to het hui BY gong lahore is sepOcsd
the etiest of WHICH caEet oe ass sac Is aen
up on the slp, SD examined. Sas grout def az
sfosI called Little SABA at II O'Clock the riyet Of sas
18th nit re, much e1srton on the est o. Ctot Cope
and crew. she OF b. o'clock the folio Wig
nor1 haviI been fast for about hours he force
with which she struck rhen she grounded appears 10 have
been shat the shat which me screw
broke ara the ccnseq1cncs was thas with her machinery
she cs1ld not @sks port ras sfs@sy eas
ued drifting the sewzTd In This dilemma the capt tia
despatched boat WITH six men for s. Taomas g sve IA
formation Of the accident thar aad befsisn him The
brges OF the Danish ships Christian and Jelnasts were
Immediately sent to her aud brought Up 4 sse pa
ance The vessel which difiag to lee yard Fo:.i
ely the French steamer Crocodile arrived y s.
Thomas en- ths next daT, and. at the sotc tasa ao
srench Consul. The captain nmsdtssiy - his vessel ~
her assistance rae. hss a,out aur mi IS to ne
ward where shs had strucs aud we'd safe!
port She viii probably Gene On under canvass - repair
STEAMER ISDEPSNpEScg Capt stsdd4-d is rep ,r,sa ~
despatch frcn New orleans dated ~ lost 20 have been
ps.o are &
Chsg!ss route: out meeting with disssst whsa h'es
days OUT forcsd toput aro Kingsra ia wscl bike
up her voyage and she returned to Nesorisaas IL u
BARK ALIwAL-Fshing schooner Lucy Ans. at Gsucss-
Georges fell in with the Br bark AhwAl before rsDassd
sbsIeoHeel and took from her 100 e5s aoqr Esnad her
light, with her pumps chaked with wheat Would have at
teusa 20 have st her ato port but Loaf ssht Of her in
BARK BAY STATE for Baltimore returned to Boston 3D.
having in contact. of Caos Ced with bark Nashua,
Boston from Philadelphia The s. had larbosrd b,w
BRIe A. JssERUS a, Bosom from Rio Hschs. reports;
10th al. la 32fe, lon TO- in teayy sqfah from north
ward loss forstspsl and f9r-sta sail split frs aud main
topsas the So ut, while lying to IN heavy westsr
CInIIAN scHR. AxPHITRITg with 1877 passengers. ffo1l
Panama for San francisco, mad put iato La Unon, with
Sickness q number having died during the passage.
BR. BARK BRIToN. Boston from Liverpool on the 81
ut lar 81 80 osg o. during violent gale from the soua
sprung ruddeT and the 9h order 20 secure the raj
DER obliged TO throw overheard about 200 tuns SAT-
spoken. &C.
March rs. lat "a II NJ Ion. 80 Is w, II shis
bending topsail having blown away the old one
n gale.
March 81, lat a. 4S, Ion IS o. ship Chcora, from New
March &c, las IS 81 NJ Ion 1914 was seen steamship
Georgia from New York for Havana. SC.
March 81 lat SO 3d. loa TO- ship Marianne, from Bremen
for Baltimore
March 80 Cape Henry Sc distant 10 miles, schr T. II.
Hotseiton. frem Providence for Charleston.
March 81 lat 81 81 Jon 10 u.s. bark Canada of Portland,
fTem Beston DAYS for NJ aanzas.
Mafc1 n. lat SO lon G., sigRslzed bark rhos Dali
lett Dbl, from PhsdslDha for Lsguayra.
March 20 LAT 20 %, Ion 81. br Nsrrsgansett moth
ng further.
March &C. la ~ 81 lon u ~. schr Gen Scott from
Baltimore g. DAYS for Lsguayra.
March IS lat % 60 lou rs 80 brig Montague (so
ersood)probaby Mad son. from Savannah for Boston;
had lost Of her crew overheard the day bere Ia
gale.
Feb q. lat 26 IL N Ion ia w. brig Eliza Taylor,
gle rdee fan. Par with passer gtrs San Francisco
March 90 LAT 81 a. Ion "a. schr. J. p Johnson, Aleu-
fom Po.t-au Prince for Boston.
March % lat 81 49, lon 81 30, schr Elizabeth krcfla
mus. from Nsw-Yofk for St. kits.
March as, lat 30 Ion III. ship Martha j. Ward,
(ofNew Yors) Trott from Apalachcola for Liverpool