New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06

Tho lruTfh with tWen'y-flgnl OF tue tIcn HHA H'' VI
Fix Of that Of the Olympus pulled off IN the direction OF
tie Olympus Before reaching her, however, she went
down, but until Capt Wilson had succeeded IN getting
every one from on board She sunk at A. N ~,
Tie launch then turned toward our ship but while on
her way discovered sail to the south and gave chase IN
hopes Of saving themselves and obtaining assistance Tor
those left behind At $50 they lost sigh: OF the Trade
Wind.
After tie beat had left about veny6ye men, with my
self had taken refuge in the mizzentop Soon afterwa'd
discovered sail TO the southwark standing by the
The colors were set at the mizzen skysal masthead
union down. 10 attract attention. In the mean time the
work of destruction went rapidly on in the ships hull
The upper deck burt and commenced breaking up per
hitting the cotton float the spare spare skylghis
haiches, companion ways &C., &C., were carried OIL
wbrIng and turning over while within the vortex
rounding the Lip the distance of fifty yards, bat
making fine rafts after getting beyond the circle.
The ship settled with that swept her tl about
g A. NJ, while was on the mizzen iopsah yard and
Of my companions On the top, she made her
final plunge sinking very fast, carrying all down with her
depth, when immediately rose again to the
surface surrounded by the plankng Of the deck and aew
bales OF cotton.
The expert swimmers Immediately united with me, and
Under orders collected all the floating psnks and SPAR
at hand and formed RATS which we divided ourselves to
the number Of sixteen while Others took to the fore
mast which had remained by the ship until she sank, AMI
still afoa.
Tie rest sank to rise no more the foremost must have
proved but temporary refuge the descending ship
have drawn down che settled as some Of the
rigging was attached to H.
Alter recovering our strength much exhausted Oy on!
almost superhumsn efforts in forming RATS in the very
heavy sea RAINING the tIne took occasion 10 i'm
prove and add TO them from time TO time out OF the mass
Of wrecked stuff around until about Al p. NJ, or after
ten hours exposure to perous and exposed situation
mercifuly rescued bp the boss of the Belgian
bark Sadt Anwerpen, Capt Wytenhoven the sail before
When we arrived on board found boat. ard those
of the Olympus had reached the bark about A. NJ and
had since been making praseworthy efforts to reach and
but with sangune hopes OF finding survivors
among the floating wreck stuff
Upon mastering, found ~ Of 90 from the Trade
Wind and 80 Of Sc from the Olympus making 80 saved of
2O Then followed succession of self denias and gener
Gus sacrfc.s on the part Of Capt Wyenhoven and
make comfortable board his vessel clothing the
naked feeding and providing for where he had over 200
souls before added 10 his list.
On Tuesday july 4th, being close into Block Island,
with light westerly winds and the bark becoming short of
provisions we met a whale-boat fishing which char
tered 10 take us to Newport Capt Wilson and myself
go as to reach New FORK and send steamer to the bark
for assistance.
List of the Passengers saved from on Doaru snip lTade
Mr.. Frank smith aud children, Mr. David Sswl.n Mr.
John Olson children and Miss D. Chamberlain and
List Of the crew lost from the ship Trade Wind;
1hSn.: sTss sn e5 he'll" Jane. oda:
ffansn Hsby, Jane. Bowen Thomas Hill joseph Addison
John Marin Michael walsh Charles TOwa jeremiah Mccsry 81
sss%Sb i Soy. ''''"''"
second d. cR.s T. Meeney ds Buck,
An eooI: Peter Wiiss JsrneI Wheesn Thomas Hanson
yS%ss GI 5sR bsA VILLAIN o%s D George
smith John scob James DrummOnd Thomas NOwlan. James
The Trade Wind was one Of the finest clippers built in
this City, She ole tuDs burden about three years
old valued at 800 600 and is largely insured in Walst
Her freight Ia valued o. $4,000 aud the cargo at about
soso ooo tho Ioter ~ @ -."inallY insured IN England
She was owned by W. Plat e. Son of Philadepnla, aii
Booth & Edgar and othars of New York.
The Olympus built in KenDebunk in 1850, and was
744 tuns register was worth about $4,000 the cargo
5000 OOO and the freight $4,000 The Olympus WAS IT,
sured at the Eastward where is presumed the cargo or
portion of il is also insured.
DEPARTURE OF CALIFORNIA sTEanxRs.
The steamships Illinois and North Star, for Aspinwa
md the Promeheus for San Juan, sailed yesterday with
full fares of passengers for California. Mr. Duer Deputy
Collector of the port Of San Francisco left in the Illinois
Twenty-Five members of the Chinese dramatic company
were passengers in the Illinois, and performed one OF
their national dances while going down the bay.
IcEBERGs rs THE ATLANTIC
Capt Jack of the ship Adriatic, arrived at this port
Yesterday morning from Liverpool reports that on the
passage in latitude 40 NJ longitude i9o W., he saw
two large iceberps On the nth OF June the cas-. end
of tie Newfoundland Banks, he thirteen icebergs at
one time.
PORTIONS OF WRECK.
Can't Outerbridge Of the bark Cosmo, which arrived
Yesterday from Bristol E. reports that on the sth ult
in lat 40 Is lon. $50 &C. he picked up the wreck OF
lopg.boat with the words Mary Scott, sunk Feb ID,
1854" carved on the inside OF the gunwale On LIST
ult the Cosmo carried away fore topmas and fore and
main topgaant mass, with topgalant and royal yards
MUTISY IN THE MERsEY.
On the 10Th ut a mutiny attended with meian-
choIv results broke ont in the American ship FL
della Captain Dixon, lying at anchor in the Mersey
From all we have been able TO gather OF the nnfor-
inmate circumstance it would appear that from some
cause not at present published dissatisfaction ex
listed among the crew, and upon the first mate named
Bragg, going among them, he was stabbed IN several
of Capt Dixon who board at the time he fired a
shot in order terrify them, which unfortunately
would appear lodged in the neck of one of the crew.
Cant Dixon however most positively asserts that he
fred the air and that the shot must have come from
The authorities and the parties will be brought before the
me gisrates at Liverpool to-day Wednesday,