Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
EtSt nlorinc Jntrlligsnes. IL
PORT OF NEWPORT.
AItItIV ED.

Brig Judith Souiea ilaril.t; Cahis; NewiIh-
ven; Brig X Is Clarke, of lub,t, from Iaaipnfi,
for n Y; went ashore on Fort Adams, aud broke
in pieces loaded with lumber; Acatan, of Wm- (
spr. Lockhar,, from Win.or, for n y; ~ema,h-
ore near the Lime Rocks; hadrd with point,as.
Srhrs. Emma, Hairds, iiost, n y; Homer,
-, BUst, Y; ashore outside oi Fort Adams,
both masts gone; biIged; = Snow, Smith, Rock
Lnd, Y; Sarah & Julia, Dodne, Rockford, n
Y; Silver Cloud, Bowdcn, Eangor, New Iiav-
en-; Arcade, Rayhes, Pust Buck hsyille &; ;
ID Hart, Watts, Calais, n Y; Ann Dnmi,n, of
Rockand, drilled down agains! the lia,t, while
nj aucLor u the larb0r, and stove The ldttrr's
boat, aud made a hole in the scho0nCl's sicrh,
and carried away the Demnau's bowsprit; lndi-
Gator, -, Mubehead, ashore back ride Of
Breakwater; lost jibboom, and both anchorsj
got of aud is now al the wharf; virginia. Fos-
ter, Bosi, for Maryland; Emma, Smith of Be-
men, Maine, Gpm Phila., i1r Bost, loaded with
coal; went ashore near Beaver Tail. lays IN IL
feet watc and probably total loss; Vineyard,
Foster. l5ost, Tdngier Sound.
'G MONDAY, Jan. 2.
Brig & w. Briakcrhon of Boston, for New
York, from Nea Veius, Cuba, 20 DIS. passage,
boarded schr. Tenei ieic, of Bristol, about 200
miles due east of Montauk point, abandoned,
with the forenast gone, aud apparently tight;
in ballast.
Schr. Triumph, Miller, Bost, Phila; carried
away vansal, put III To repair. On Saturday
= f-ll in with scnr Renelcha ilrock, Smuh, from
I North Port, l.. L., with Il cargo Of clay and sahd
lost boat, foresail and other sails split; short ot
\ provisions and water aud in sinking condition.
I She was about 80 miles east by south from the
high land light on Cape Cod; all the creu
were exhausted from pumping and baIlmg; deck
i swept down, ind northwest, and n high sea
ru ming; she probably sunk during the night.
Il ii the crew were taken OF by the Triumph and
4 brought to this port.
| Sunday night; she MAS discovered by Seth
/ B ,rman, Esq, about sunrise, and was iull Of
water and four men were dashed to the rigging;
! it W very rough and there vas no boat 10 send
| % her from the shore. About O'Clock Mr.
/ Bateman got out uoon the rocks as far as he
! could aud reached pole to one ol the men, but
| he was unable to hold it, aud he soon sunk; Mr.
/ BItcman sent man to the city i0r help, as
\ soon as he discovered the Vessel, he was too
! late-the road being cloggcd with snow, he had
! To- walk. Mr.. Batenan saw al The men drown,
| without being able torender any edectuai assist
! ahce the name Il the schooner was the Mozelle,
| supposed 10 have been fishing vessel; nag
! rnents OF the wreck are d,lilng IN upon the
! beach.
| II is astonishing that the caI tain Of the Light
/ shin "Ledyard" which is stationed of the Reef
/ did not send boat and rescue these unlor tnnaie
I men, for the whole transaction to"k place III full
/ sight Of the ship, aud not far distant. such neg
/ let ol duty as ii seems p be, d, nnnds an inses-
t,g,tion. Capt. Heath says that he saw the
/ vessel On the Reciat sunrise, and yeihe made no
II effort to get to her.
II Since the above was written, We have ascer-
/ tanned thai the schooner belonged al WelItrrt,
Ii aud the Captarn'S name wa pr@N ton; she ras
| from 10 ton, bound To Virginia, IN ba'hst.
/ She went from here last Thursday, an' was
| probably sorncw hat disabled BY the storm, aud
was returning 10 repair damage. he bodies
4 at the scamrn driea mp ou til" beach, and
the Coroner held an inquest on th, N Yesterday
AFTERNOON.
\ British schr. Effort, from Horton, n. -, irl
II m wirh, IN lat. 40 y. lon. 20 30 ". schr. Jacob
SmiDh, ot riudton, in a slnhln. condition took
OF the Capt nd crew and brought them 10 thiS
| port.
/ Br. brig Waulercr Of =; Johns
\ B is Glohc, John, lm >t Tl,oras Tor Boston,
4 ,t III. on account Of weather. Reports the
I American schrs Adelaide and John A Gamble,
nj rulnt 4 Pure, Gaudaopc, Dec q, dsg; the
II Adelaide lost SAL. aud sustained other dam
aye ; would probably goto st Thomas for re.
pairs. rhc Am schr Wan Hone, arr at Marie
II G,lanin about the 1st Dec; enc"unte ed very
severe wea,lict. The Captain broke h,s leg du.
ring the passage. and at last accounts was very
sick On shore; 10 further pal lrulus. Am brigs
Sarah, Griffin, WIN Clark, and DAILY, were at
ST Martins, Dec 9th, deg. Brig Ncu.'tas,
Smith. al 81 ihomas, Dec l2th, I'm Gaudooni {
via st Mwti :. Bri, S.a Foam, Beam. "i
II Baltimore, put into St Thomas, Dee 9. hos. OF
care topmIsI, sp'i, smis, anl leaking badly -
II Schr J. Daring, in the Vineyard, for York,
Il with fruit, same date 18th loss Of sai- {; wuu'd
4 repair and bc ready for sea III two days. ship
II Auts, ul Baltimore, dismastCd; had 80 Ias-
scngers; towad in by steamer, was b3und to
Il Ore ms. ship Clyhprn ashorr on Anag 'ta
\ Rect The Globc lc;i It hou'as ncc 18Th,
i spokc brig Forest, OF burlington, for ork, ~
II lat 2S TO- Ion Y 10; shprt at provision, wanted
assistance, b,a could h,lnish none.
Il Three mnstri schr. Edwin L. Bernr', OF
I Staten island, Woud II IN bo,t,n, for N"rfoG,
sailed from lhis porl, 26h uI;, aad IN at - ID
Il n. long. - % ". tuu> a gtle from = T. back
I ing up to y t. and from tat to y, hlIwiug hur-
c,ue, scuddcI un bare p r, doing title or
no damage, except losing strrn boat; unable to
make any Wcslng, bore aNuy for hewpost
again. $50 miles ; :; + ltrm sandy Hook, saw
IA soop about 1j tonsj scud ling l. T., under
L poles; supposed her 10 be Staten isiind Gjstrr-