New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13


scHR. GERMAN OAK, Powers on her passage from the
West Indies to Newbern. loaded with salt, ashore
Light. Crew all saved cargo total loss Vessel il is
hoped, will be got off. 5000 insurance.
NewberB c.. ballast. driven ashore on the 27h
board a. the time Crew soysdSesel tot loss p~S' On
SHIP GAME AN COCK during north. east blow at Hong
Kowoon shore than to Victoria right down the Raah
at anchor within quarter Of mile Of the Naval Stores
damage 1t is said that had the breeze coRnued Or had
the Rojahs single anchor and foyfye fahom Of cable
been insufficient for the of them she weuld have
stranded On the point where the American brig Charles
Wlrgman was wrecked in the tJphoon Of 1913.
THE CLIPPER SHIP STAFFoRDsHIRE. at Boston, O
Wednesday made the in about 81 days, which
the westward bound ships have very heavy
weather. and some Of them have been from fifty to SIXTY
The BRIG MONTE CHRISTIE, Martin, of St. Georges,
NE from Phladepha for Portland, Me-, cargo coal,
at Newport on the lOth in distress having lost deck load
and maxi much atsr She viii have to discharge in
SHIP MARION, (of Gardner,) Fletner, which had been
ashore on Egg Island Reef got off with the assistance
Of weckeis; and taken into Nassau, N P. She would
have to discharge and be hove out.
SHIP WEsTMoRELAND; Deacon. from Liverpool, while
entering her berth at New Orleans on the Sd INST the
current at the time being very strong sheeTed and went
nawse q the ship shannon aud bark SaKony
away ths liODoom OF tne SAL ong and breaking
the head board Of the Shannon. The snip Westmoreand
had her star a and quarter boat smashed and
MISSING ,vEssRL.-Bsrk Exchange, of and from New
Bedford, which sailed May 18th 1880 whaling
the Atl nte Ocean, fitted for Is months voyage She
touched at Fayal in August following where Of her
crew we've landed sick and others shpped n their places
and she sailed upon her voyage She spoken the
oath Feb 1851 In lat SO S. Ion. 49 W. with 1870 bbls spm
OIL since which nothing has been heard Of her and she
has been abandoned BY her owners the underwriters
The following comprised the ships company
sailing from NewBedford al but the eight first named Of
which are known to have left her at Fayat-Gso W. Stew
art, Of Dartmouth, master; Wm d NJ Wood Of do frat
mate; Chas Gibson, of New Bedford, I'd mate Joseph
Augustus, Condo Enos AEdfew Whiting John Moore,
Geo. Williams. Thos Bradley. Favell Launzeste, John
S, White. Isaac Brown jeremiah Buckley, Adam Aton,
Stephen D. Potter John Gardner Geo Kendnck, Ebsn.
Chapman, RichaTd H Vincent Geo Hayden James N In
npg The names OF those who shipDed place Of the
l3 last named not given. The Exchange good
old vessel OF 1870 tuns and the Union
tual Office in New Bedford for $35OO AID Bedford Com
BRIG RUTH ELIZA. Of and from Yarmouth, N S.. for St.
John N. b. totally lost with her cargo of sugar aud
nolasses, Cape Chigreco, 25h ult. The barely
escaped with their lives.
ScHR TAHMIROo at Charleston from Boston, the lst
inst about 90 miles sOutReast of Cape Henry picked up
SIX round bales of cotton marked S. +.
SCHR. -, from NewYOrk for Portland ran ashore on
Ket Ledge, near Yarmouth, Cape Cod, 4th inst
and the wind increasing during the night for the safety Of
the vessel The deck load consisting of mOasIes spirits
tupentne &c. to the value of about 50 900, hro
overheard At the time brig ran on TO the Point
but got of soon after without damage