New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
While in the middle Of the Gulf strea steering ,,uth

V bTFFHTL1 sTFFTITg sOIfW
ess for Abaco Island che was osertaken by tue sto,
| ard rendered completely uunanagesble that they
were compelled 10 cut away the mainmas and le, he,
nun before the wind. At o'clock on Friday nj IA
she struck. ives carried on by high zee but ssoo
struck az. and continued 90 strike during the
neht until sie was fcrDd 70 be yng the entrance
81 the Tvbee Inlet. All hef :sis gone FIRE al
snt.rnssi broken, foremost crooked, &c Her officer
reporx that the sun was bot sesr from the day Of
leaving this port. The Mary Ann gss owned by Capt.
Vincent Of this city and insured fur 81 800 in the
South Carolina, and 81 800 IN the Columbia insur-
sDce Company.
The schooner Virginia, bound f,om savannah for
New.Yo,k was lost during the ealc Her crew we're
taken on board The ship Amelia which arrived in the
ofing from Liverpool yesterday.
Schooner ADgenett, bound from Nassau. "a,
with timber. for New-Becfcrd, pat in yesterday, sac
first experienced the gale Thursday aud wac
eventually thrown on her beam ends, and her masts
were cat away in order 10 save her During the
blow seaman named William Toohey, native of
ireland, was lost overheard
From Savannah. we learn that the schooners Com
parry, Cotton Plant, James and Augustus and W. ID
jenkins, Floop Cstharne Cord, aud steamer Meta
mora, are al ashore in the vicinity OF Rumiey The
,loop Splendid is high aud dry on St Caihar,ne's
leland marsh The vessels were yariously Irelgnted
with rouqh rice. turpentiDe, &c The bark Douglass
and Prussisn bark are ashore at II bee, ana the
siosp Virginia is ashore in the mafsh on Wilmington
Island. lCharleston StaDdard'
RESCUE OF Try CREW OF THE SCHOONER DIREGo.
The steamer Governor DuQleyi Oh CuhlestOn on
tie 9th fell in wi h the schr. Dlrego. Augustus Cor
don master from Jacksonville, Fla for Washing
ton. ID. C. j loaded with lumber, water-logged aud
disInafted In the gale OF the 9Th, and took from her
Capt Gordon and crew, VINO were ionno IN in?st
erbansted condition, having had nothing to subsist
on for six days in consequence Of their water aud
prov sions having been swept overheard in the gale
Loss OF THE LIGHT SHIP on MARTINS ISDUsrRY.
csP sbie Of the light ship Of Ma'i'p Ina9s;ry reP1Li.
crew Hilton Head for the Purpose e. n,pe o h' NE 6os'
finally rcrsGsed hurricane On Monday, Sept H. be put
tou ard sian Of her wreck has been ye discovered
The Cptsn Of the opinion that she went down At her moor
iugs win The men on board lsavannah GeOrgial
The SLAVE VESSEL Charlottesville brig Wizard
late the slave brig Glamogan, of New York, her
owner having had her name altered by act of Con
gress,) cleared Tor Valparaiso.
The Eilot-boat j. C. Baker. fell 10 with Moudly last
brig or 'choonet eosoP up TIE ye' bad 1P % her BOT
leland Next day. of Bulls Island, fell 10 with three
Iaed having only the sumps Of her above the
enrsnc, Bulls HsIbor disc Jvered another three nasted
ss. ..t with gS zoe o esS Fl he eoa s0ss
covered in the pegborhoo6 which could lead their Identity
schooner Virginia of NewYok sbsndoned and bfonght her
into port. charleston Courier lith
Loss OF BRIG MARY ASS.-The brig Mary Ann,
from Charleston. Tuesday last, for Attakapas lost
her captain the second day out by yellow fever who
was thrown over board. The brig is on Iiybee inlet
water logged and dismasted. The crew narrowly es.
capped, having lost their small boat in the gale of
Friday. say. news I5th'
Loss or BRIG f. HINDs.-The brig E. Kinds, Bur
rington, from Wilmington, N c., for Brunswick, Me-
came to anchor off Georgetown, S. & 9TH inst, 10
sinking condition. with captain and most of the crew
sick; wind blowing gale from east south east.
Capt. II LacbicOtt, with the pilot boat Margaret
Davis went out TO her at the immediate risk Of losing
bis boat and all bands and succeeded in taking of
Capt burlington and four Of bis crew. One maa
would not leave the vessel unless he could save his
chest. Night coming and the gale increasing the
pilot boat was compelled TO leave, and with great
difficulty got into harbOr. Nothing was seen OF the
brig after the gale and it is presumed she oundered
at her anchors.
BosToS, Sept. lG.-The ship Mountain Wave ar
rived yesterday from Trapani, bringing the remains
Of her late master Isaac Fessenden who died at that
place Aug l. The authorities at Trapani refused to
allow his burial there except at low water mark.