New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
M.tRINE AFFAIRS.

CLIrPER-SHIr DREADSoUGHr AsHoRx.-Ihe clip
p.r.ship Dresnnought Ssmucls from Liverpool went
ashore on tie Wet Bank a, : 80 yesterday morning,
but was got of at high wsteT.
SAILING OF THE ARABI..--rhe British mail steam
or Arabia. Capt Judkin-, let this por: At O'Clock
I. NJ Yesterday. for Liverpool with us passengers
and 5000 $50 snd - $50 sterling.
RusrNe, SHIP FRos THE BorToa OF INK RIVER.
Some very Interesting experiments are now gonS
on in tie Eas' River, near the foot OF Roosevelt 81,
over tie wreck Of the ship Joseph Walker, when has
been suuk stree lat ID cember Capt Bell. who un-
darto 10 raise the bull during The summer ny baud
in I'D the sides and stern with boards, and covering
up IL, seams with canvas bag 10 preven' aeop'ous
TOW Of water usye. and At the same time using sew
.r7l steam PUMP frally abandoned MS enterprise
some a. eco or - OcO il il said were spent IN thus
fuitl.ss work The Joseph Walker, it VIII % Teco'-
ls.t,d was burned At tsa time the Great hepuoiic
W. cesiro, ed She loaded with svausole cargo
al cotton -four other articles when she SUM ine
recovery OF such portions ~ have not been damaged
las been the u0ucaneut for the wreckers To enieaSor
,o rase the hull Capt Lewis, veteran ~ me wreck.
irg bus nrss. has u.degtaken the iob lie procured
two old vessels-s brig aud schooner-and h's'ed
e,r, over the wreck Spars were then lad across
tie deck Of the brig, and Ia these spars chiins are
attached on each side of the brig, extending un Ter
th. stern OF The wreck. Two large chains nave al
rfoSy b. on plsced under tho sGBkeu vessel sni, by
he tse of h,irsulic the bull has been raised
about four feet out OF the mud. The first cham vas
nun under wreck 10y n aver. Dut ttfN vas
sluntd dawn at ou. side and fauet under the bottom
b., machinery The weight of the stern now held by
he ch-ius ard spars from the brig is about one hua
cftd ard htv iuns II is supposed that another chsln
vii D. put unrer amudships - day The schooner
will operate H. lie way At the bow Of the wreck
Il, means OF the two vessels il ia intended 10 ltt the
vre, heo from he mud aud as close 10 the oou'ns
of tie vessels shove pOs bic. In THIS mover man
rer about two weeks hence. the wreck VIII oe "
red no 10 the nukh al at South ST., at high water
Il T. then supposed that, a. low tide Capt Lewis VIII
hc able TO pump the water from the hall. and dis
charge the articles which have been submerged 50
lorg. Capt Lewis is sanguine of success.
Evening Post.
Capt Miller OF the steamer Satellite reports that q
rrir and ,chorn.r from New-fprk for Apalichicoa
had gone ashore Sept 81 near sand Key Light boat;
both vessels were a total loss. Officers anu crews
md part of the cargoes saved ne did not learn
tine usmes.
DISASTER oS LAKE HrRoS-THREE LIVES LOST
We ar, ioo, bred t. Collect rNbe tor note addressed
10 hin b, Capt. Wilson, Of the schr De w.t. stating
thu, he fell in az bells 4 the 10th inst, about
20 miles shove Lexington, win fishing boat fuli CT
water ard man In It who made slgnl. for help.
Capt Wilson Immediately stood for the wreck, anu
after max = several stretches, came alongside snd
took him on board but could not the boat on ac-
count OF the heavy His name - Charles Marry;
said he was cap-iZed ia squall about clock Z NJ.
on the 10Th. had been in the water - hours. There
were three other in the boat at the tine -he cap
sized TbeS did rot hang on but short time loer
names W, r.. Charles kunnels, Joe - OF Dear
born Mich ana james Sinclair who has "a VIE add
two children at caLd Beach Bay.
Milwaukee News 18th ult