New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02
MARTNE AFFAIRS.
THE WRECK or THE FRANKLIN.
MoRICHFs. l.. l., Monday, July 3


MoRICHEs L. l., Monday July 81, 1884.
There are still few packages goods remaining in the
hold of the Franklin which can only be recovered at low
water and By diving Mr.. h. Perry, Engineer OF one OF
the underwriters steam-pumps while thus engaged amid
the eas and euva rising from the stencil of the hold
was suddenly attacked by violent cramp. and vomiting
with strong svmptons of cholera something as near II
as the climate will allow. The anchors have been laid
out for the purpose of hauling the ship of but the same
storm that oat- viii probably destroy her the attempt to
save the hull will prove abortive.
Can't. Wotton has remained at his post through all the
trouble of disastrous shipwreek. lie ndefdtgable
officer and true gentleman.
GOSE AT LAST.
The new steamship 81. Louis Captain Asa Eldrdge,
sailed from the foot OF Beach ST. North River, at clock
yesterday morning for iIayre via Southampton, with
seventy passengers She also carries full freight aud
$3.50 80 II in -pecie.
S,w SCHOONER.
The N.rnrk Dolg Adrertiser OF Tuesday saws: The
schooner Lily 90 tuns burden lately launched from the
shin ward vi Joralemon & Sons at Beleyile, passed
down the river on Seturdsv in tow OF the David
Cox.
STEAMER iGsrAY BURNT.
The Agsv an plying between fast Heddsm and
about Il O'Clock while lying her dock al Eas, Haddsm
Loss about $40 o0O partially insured. Fire took from near
the boiler The Agawen g!psly cost -l3, 500, ana was
Insured for 50 900. She partly Owned by her com
mander. Capt. Congdon. Hartford Iimes
DIsA-rER on LAKE ONTARIO.
About @ clock saturday evening life boat. con
tang eleven persons into this port ana the pe>sen
GERS landed Charlotte They proved 20 be the captain
some passepgers and portion Of the OF the prope
Ter Boston which sunk in Lake Ontario on Friday
night Csp'. McNett Of Boston gives the following pa-
tculars The Boston from Chicago bound 10 Ogdsns
hurgh laden with pork corn whisky, and otner produce
and had about tweuty.eght sOuls board being the
crew end some friends of the captain, including his fam
Welland Canal and steering directly through the
lake for the II. Lawrence. About IL o'clock on Friday
niyh, When fifteen or twenty miles of Oak Orchard and
some fifty miles from this port, the propeller came IN col
siol with three masted ship and the in
iurie sustained by the former that she sunk IN twenty
minutes aft the accident occurred Three boss belong
in- 10 the propeller Immediately lowered, and the
captain, his family, and others 10 the number Of eleven
LEI, the steamer in which arrived here above
stated II 10 supposed that all on board the propeller
saved in the others though this point nothing definite
i. known. The captain does not know the Of the
vessel with which he in collision what damage
she sustained the wind blowing from the west and be
made for this port with his boat The persons who landed
at Charlotte were much exhausted from exposure but
were kindly cared for by the citizens Of that place. and
some of citizens who happened to be there when she
came in. Among thoes who kindly aided them, in.
forrani gives the q Capt Spencer Ralph Fran
els and p. b. Cook Charlotte, exMsyor Williams and
the Messrs. Wilder OF this city.
The Boston was propeller Of $50 tuns burden. six
years old and owned by Crawford Co. Of Ogdensburgh
She doubtless insured. Rochester Cnos Jul- 81.