New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14


LID ha6 been carried Fby during the late gale
v,,ip,orree: wLeo ;5e Florida ps-sed Fig is'Ani
On Sunday lat the lighthouse was still there ln'
2. i, detained At the Guarantee gro-nd.
The .,eauer Jenny Li1d broke sdrif ani wen'
hoo on Hu,ehipsons I-lsnd The steamer J. Stone
lyng q, Aiers wharf, also broke aariff, ami h'Ael
n, ,ba river. IN her passase she ran into The
welska.
The .cboo,e, John Cashier, which was lying 81
start. Mil tnting in lumber, broke adrih, and is
row ,,inr =, the Ferry wharf, shwar' the steamers
81 Johns snd Oregon.
The ,,e,mer Oregon vas blown on the Ferry
wharf, where she now lies.
The tr-g Mary, On European vessel, which arrived
on Thsrsdsy last, and anchored OF Fort Jackson
vas dragging her anchors, and II is feared sne mas
gone ashore.
The Savannah Dry Dock parted frcm its moS'hg'
apd foated I'D the river running foul Of the schooner
Manba-sett, hing at H4bershsms wharf, and INTO the
chip Hartford, bark Flight and brig Joseph Albion.
Whatds age II any thee vessels sustaIned'We ooua
not esrp. The Dry Dock, by.grest effort, was finally
made fast TO the wharf
R.ruRsrp.-The schooner Village Gem, Capt.
Cese, hence nth inst. for Alexandra returned %
port Yesterday morning for medic, assistance IN con
seouence Of the male being suddenly taken III with
bI ain Il r.'r.
Su,p CountER-Tbe Courier Of Eew-York, before
rerorted rocked at the Falkland Islands, struck on
The ROCKS near Bull Point on the lst OF April ana
Immediately bilged. The {. wss IN balest, Out some
seils ard provisions gere saved and landed. lhe
ship was cold by the Csptain lsho acted a. anc,
tonesr for I Al sg., to d person from Stanley; ana
The sals and provisions saved were gwen to CaPt'
Smiley who had gone 10 the wreck wlih brig as
nsvueut for the passage of Capt Bernsee, 0hcers
a tha ~
r. A. Stanley he was arrested by orier OF the tower
nor for an alleged violation Of the Auctoneer Ondi-
nance" and fined tlO0 stg, or SIX months I'M
prsonmeni. lie refused Ia pay the hne ana was I'M
uri,oned where he remained the departure OF hls
mates and crew, on the 7th June, for Montovideo,
where they arrived on the goth. The hne was sao5e-
uuontly reduced by the Governor to t9O, but Capt;
g. st refused 10 pay. The wreck had been re7oil
for $40. Capt. Smiley, his arrival at Monte
yideo represented the whole m itter to Capt Lynch
OF tbe e. = chip Germantown which vessel 'iliei
june g for Rio JaDero. by letter to Ell"oo' wal
ter Esa Secretary Of the Board Of Underwriters
Ship De, onshire, before reported lost ives from
Trieste bound 10 LeghOTn IN ballast. Inc hull adi
I materials we're sold for $1,000. Capt. hauett,
arrived in Liverpool IN So tson 10 ake passage IN he
steamer Pacific for Nes-lork, where he arrived on
the 4h inst. The Captains protect was LET at one OF
The New York insurance Offices when he left for his
home which is somewhere at the eattward The
slip " as insured in Wall At. fo- $50, 900.
THE USITED STATES PRACTICE SHIP PREBLE.-
The Preble returned TO Norfolk Friday last after
an absence Of siXty-niDe days During this time she
visited Plymouth and Portsmouth, England; Cser-
hou-g and Brest, France and the Madeira Islands.
While living off Spthead The Prebe saluied the Queen
az she passed in OF her yachts, which was ack-
nowlede ed by stopping her engine The young gen
temen Of the buttons composing the crew Will soon
return to their quarters at Annapolis.
Loss OF The BARK BRAzILGERO.-Ihe BARK Brazil
ero of Ntw-loTk, was totslly lost near Vera Cruz
Oh tie lsi instant. The crew. and part OF the cargo
we're saved. Cap Campbell came passenger IN
~. flrssaHr la
tween this port and Vera Crur and owned b. Messrs
Hareous Brothers, of this City, 2jO tuns burden,
buili in Philadelphia in lsi4.
TIL GALE AT HOLINESS HoLE.-The following
vessels we're driven ashore at Holiness Hole during
the gale of 10th inst
seIr BsssaD1. Mcintyre. from Philadelphia Of and for
head Of hsrbOr will probably be got OF after dsehsrgng
Iarf Of her cargo without damage
sohr Napoleon Brooksyie, Redman from Phltde phia
for Nshaut cargo sshore the head Of the harb0r,
with srbosd buaks st8nehons and pankshear st9ge and
e,kns badly, but viii probably be sot on amer dehafsns
seSr Lucia Of Bristol Me- Tibbers from Boston for Phil
eph ballast ashore the head Of the hTbof; will set
scbr olive BTsheh Of fremont Dix from New Haven for
Cas ii ballast ssbore the bead OF tbs haoor will set on
BI Biz VsSS. smith from n York Iohn cargo
Of -four pors sc ashore the Fats the west side Of
the harl OF; tght and will probably on after deharsns
Bris D Peunel Brupssck strou, from Phllsdelphia
oF Portland cargo coal ashore on me west de oi toe ha,eoT
Bris Emy, Of Deer Isle Johe.ou from Phsdephl f,r
N,wIur port cargo coal ,he
ing sne va, have 20 sisehsrsf cargo 20 ss, Ion on m
bAa't shoTe the west side Of the hAI5of bsd
sehr Brutus of NOrbPort) Eiwsn; from New York f9r
Bath corn, ashore on the West Chop Is uSh and ~"
SSI FT Mn of Gloacestef Denai,on Philadelphia for
.r cargo coal shore the West ChoPi bged and
seb Jsrs (of Gsdiner) MeCoud New York Gardiner
esrso corn flour; vessel full Of waer and badly damaged
rhr x, bf Bedford
ney e. lahore the west side Of the harbor tight aud
vii uroIs6ly be- sot on without damage
sekr II pGyT (of RockaDdl Perry from New Yo Port
ani carr sprung LEAK in sW gale OF sih inst of
s ed ashore ON tbe the harbor East
Chop where .he lies 'unh IN about wo fathom Of water
The house and cabin furniture washsd Ahore to-day the =
s he saved nohns except what ihey h@d on al the
sesoosER IEoFASo tof Lubee) Godfrey from gew.YOrk
or Robbinon which was anchor oude OF the hfoor Of
holmtts h9Ie hoLhhk ~ he lIh' aPPa - n1. pei'ee
her cables GHrhs the sale As she was seen same asrnoon
onns out into the Sound With only small piece Of her fore
ssi set
Disasters SUNDAY NIGHT.-We learn from
Gloucester tbst the tOpsal schooner C.. II. Sampson
capsiz.d off TbatobaTs Island on Sunday afternoon,
and drifted ashore on Sunday night, west OF Bass
Rscks Eastern Point. She was stern on yesterday
humping very hard and will probably go TO pieces.
Some OF the riggiog, sails, &c., were saved. She
was only three years old and owned by Capt. Rogers
his brother and Mr.. Pettingil, mate; 40 tuns bur
den, well found, and valued at o. 0O0 insured at
Batp for $4,000, Her cargo consisted Of about
20 t0 feet Of hard pine lumber consigned TO Trufan
4 DrummOnd, Bath Ne and very little Of it Will be
saved Capt Rogers and the crew saved nothing
but What they bad on. They narrowly escaped with
their lives, the schooner eapsized in fifteen min
utes after the crew rescued by tue Gloucester
schooner Emily Prindall, Capt. Cunningham. Mr.
joseph Dunn, seaman on board the c. II. Sampson,
belonging to Springfield, Mas, died and was buried
al last Wednesday.
The schooner Fame, Cbipman, from Millyile, Me-,
for Salem, with a cargo of wood, attempted 70 make
a hai Dor et Rockport in the blow Of Sunday and in
doing struck IN HardiDg's Rocks, knocked of her
rucGer' and drfled on to RobinsOns Ledge, where