New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
MARINE AFFAIRS.

CRESCENT CITY.
The steamer Crescent City sails to day for New Orleans
and Havana She takes out fifty pine passengers and
100000 in specie Among her passengers is Mr Il d.
Weeks bearer of dipatches
DISASTER TO SHIP wIcHELHAUsES.
The Bremen ship j Wichebausen Capt Dannerman.
sailed fro m this port on the 10th inst for Antwerp and
turned Yesterday morning disabled The captain reports
as follows On the Goth instant lat 80 49, lon - 3O she
e1rerenced heavy gale from the east While lying 10,
was hove on her beam ends shifted cargo and shipped
fea which swept the decks of water casks psrs &C. stove
two boats and buw sk carried away the rudder 2st lat
3sc So lon 7so - experienced gale from n W. split
most of the sails esd lat go 49, lon 73 4j experienced
gale from n W finding the vessel leaking so badly, had
to keep the pumps continually going bore away for New
York came in the Hook last Saturday, night, and
chored in TIE lowerbay cath inst, lat 800 49, lon TO "a
saw brig Queen OF the South of Baltimore for Providence
The W lowed to the City by the steam tug Her
oules
GALES Of THE COAST
Tie scLoonerAnn Smith, Capt Burns ten days from WI
mngton arrived yesterday morning, after very boerous
passage She three times north OF latitude 39 and
blown off again by the violence Of the gale She had her
forecast and jaws of mainboom carried away broke tho
steering wheel the stormsa blown away, and the jib
weshed overheard aud lost She was badly strained and
leaked very fast One of her frost bitten.
WRECK THE FRANCISCO.
Capt Stevens of the brig Abram arrived this forenoon
from CuIacos reports that the oath inst ia lat 37o lon
10 &C. i'm the Gulf S,ream) be saw piece of steam
ships hurricane deck sloat 1t measured about thirty five
feet long and thirty FIVE feet wide He supposed might
be part OF the wreck Of the steamship San Francisco.
The brig experienced very heavy weather
UsKEowy ASHORE
An unknown bark reported ashore last night to the
southwark Of the Cedars, Sandy Hook.
[By Telegraph
EARX oLoELIA ASHORE SANDY HOOK.
SANDY HOOK, Monday. Feb. n, 1854.
The bark Cloelia, Capt Ingraham of Thomss.on, from
ST. MARKS loaded with cotton ashore yesterday about
l o'clock Sandy Hook abreast Of the Highlands. The
crew saved The cargo is consigned to Smslwood.
Anderson & Co, and the vessel to r. w Trundy. The
wind blowing gale froIn E with rain and it
impossible the beach short time before abe struck,
her ssils split and main,opsa yard carried away
WRECK OF THE BARK y. W. BRIDGE.
PORTLAND, Ne, Monday Feb 81. 1854
The bark W. Bridge Of Portland Woodbury., master,
from Mstsrzss for this port went ashore asst night
Bunkers I,end off Cape Porpose, and bged the
ell saved
JANTsTowS-gAEY D. kSaPP-sARAH nTDcHEL.
NORFOLK Monday Feb q, 1884
The Mail steamer jamestown, from New York, did not
arrive here till clock this morning having laid too for IA
hours yesterday owing to heavy weather of Hog Island
Arrived schooner Mary Knapp, MeCOlman, IS days
from Maine for Baltimore with Oss Of bowsprt bboom
and bow, and bulwsrks stove Schooner Sarah Mdchel
from New York bourd to Baltimore She parted both hel
chains and was driven to sea