New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
MARINE AFFALRS.

yEssEL ASHORE AND TWO LIVES LOST
During the storm on Monday night sOOp engaged in
eghtng sand from the south side of Long Island to New
York dragged her anchor and went aah IRE on Barren Isl
and The crew consisted Of the Captain and three hands
Two of the latter succeeded in gaining the shore where
they discovered next morning ia pershing cond
ton by Samuel Greenwood of Sleeps Head Bay who con
yeyed them house about half mile distant and had
their wants attended to- The Captain was found dead upon
the shore and the body of the other found
tangled in the rigging Justice Sllwe held an inquest
upon the deceased Wednesday and the bodies
veyed Flabush for inernent Another sand sloop lying
at anchor in Sand Bay driven through Rockaway In
let and ii is feared lost
THE ERICSSON
We understand that it is contemplated very to try
this vessel with engne-the which Capt E. thinks
he has succeeded in getting sufficiently tight to work with
the requisite power
THE WEATHER AT SEA
Vessels arriving Saturday generally report heavy
weather for many days past Among the mshaps have
been the following chip Hudson from New Orleans split
sails brig John Alfred from Galveston lost sails brig
Radius from Savannah lost part Of deck load and stove
boats schooner Cambridge from Norfolk for Portland
decks swept bulwarks stove pu, in eaky schooner Ken
singon from Wilmington lost her boat schooner Mary
Halves from Washington n C, lost jb boom &C. schooner
Dolphin Of Ellsworth lost deck load bark Edward for Apa
lachcola put back with loss of sails and leaking; packet
ship Havre from Havre lost sails &c bark Della from
New Orleans lost sails sc brig Sarah Brown from Charles
iop, lost sails &C. brig Mary Hamilton from Charleston
lost boat, bulwarks and deck load and upper rigging
NEW SHIP AGROUND
The new ship Express, Capt Weeks, from Portsmouth
" II bound to Orleans was reported here yesterday
The after leaving Portsmouth, found 10 leak con-
siderable and previous to reaching Montauk Point sounded
the pumps and discovered eight feet Of water in the hold
and upon reaching the Point the wind blowing fresh from
the w bore away for New York. via Lon; Island Sound
where intended to make harbor but unfortunately in
coming through the Gate Saturday night p clock went
ashore Hart Island where she now lies steam tug
will be dispatched to her asSistace and she will probably
be got off without receiving any material damage
scHoosERs ASHORE.
On Sunday last fore and aft schooner while running
into Egg Harbor struck the bar capszed and drted
the beach The Captain and crew were saved Aso six
other schooner which put in for harbor dragged their
snchrs ard drilled Ashore they VII all probably be got of
after dseharg,ng their cargoes
scHoosERs ABANDONED AT SEA
The scbr ann Somers from Baltimore, reports 22d inst
20 miles south Of ChiIcoteague passed a schooner of
about leo or 10 uns lying her beam ends bowsprt
mass standing with rigging and sails attached She had
house aft on deck with par, washed off she was painted
black with red streak around her her stern was 20 much
under water that could not make her name out Schr
Tyrone from Daren, Ga, on oath inst the Highlands
bearing W w, IS miles saw fore and aft schooner on
her beam ends and full of water the mast heads painted
white appeared TO have been wrecked in the late gales
BRITISH ABANDONED
The brig John Kendall from Greenock aud st Johns.
put here On Friday for repairs having been badly