New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22
WRECK OF rHE soHR. MAsHArrAy.


The schr. Manhattan, Of Bangor Me, Capt Fields,
ashore about mile below the Powhatan on Sunday
night After considerable thumpng on the bar, she was
driven over and beaten up the shore. The sea
very high and drove her up within fifty yards Of the
beach
Csp Jennings repaired TO the spot and endesvored to
persuade the captain and crew, in number 70 let
themselves down by rope from the end OF the oboom
which when the surf out hanging over the land
and they could easy have got ashore lustead OF follow
irg the advice Of Capt Jennings the captain and all the
shut themselves up in the after cabin thinking mot
probably that the vessel would ouye the gale and would
be high and dry tie next morning The waves however,
made quick work Of the Manhattan. and in an hour
50 she went TO pieces.
Five Of TIE men endeavored to ashore spar but
only one of them man named George Gnhths OF Ban
cor Ma1e-succeeded. lie was found the next day in
su iusersible condition lying among the bushes and
quickly conveyed 10 the nearest hsbtaton where every
thing done tending to relieve his condition lie con
timed ravng for many hours and under the imprss
sion that those around him about takiag HE life, as
be begged Of them not 10 kill him
When he returned to HE senses he stated that the
schooner was bound from Philadelphia with stone coal
and belonged the captain and mate both Of whom
os The rescued man is doing well and will be able
to be removed to lis residence in few days lie states
that there was one passenger on board the Manhattan
who has doubt met watery grave
SCHOONER MARY De LAME.
Two sohooners up yesterday from Barnegat with
200 balls Of cotton in good condition from the schooner
Mary De Lame which lays near the Beach.
steamer went down yesterday to tow up schooner
ashore at Egg Harbor
TIE LATE GALEs-sIsKING oF VESSEL At syA.
Captain Day Of the schooner LuIea arrived yesterday
morning, in twenty eight days from A,takapas reports
that on the 18th and 10th instant bis vessel experienced
the lac severe gales in which she lost her oresa and
part Of deck load OF molasses and stove the boat
On the slth Of March in lat $50 IL long go So W, Cap
tain Day fell in with the schooner Francena of Brookne
Maine in sinh NJ condition. and took three sesmen from
her 81 YVES bound from Atakapas for New York Cap
tain Hooper ard the mate of the Francena taken of
by the schooner Mohawk, from A14kapss for Nsw-York
Size sunk few minutes after the captain abandoned her
The schooner Frederick Reed arrived yesterday
ing from Lubec Maine Monday last twenty miss
west of Monauk in the north easerly gale and sustained
cor sider damage During the violence of the wind
while lying TO- she shipped which stove in the cabin
windows and washed overheard part Of her deck load
WRECKS AND IcLBUR6s
Cept French. of the packet ship Coroela at this port
yesterday from Liverpool says Of the incidents of the
voyage;
March a. lat. 40 deg. II min. long. 2s deg 90 min,
passed close to vessel abandoned her fore and main
head gone, but bowspr mzen top and topgaant m,sts
standing Her mizen topsail adrift, and larbOard
quarter boat hanging to the davis She appeared to be
600 tuus burden had painted ports half poop deck white
quarter rail and billet bead The wind was blowing
strong from S. W. at the time.
Anil in lat 40 deg lon 81 deg 90 min. two very
large ice bergs April g. in lat 20 deg 81 MN long 81 deg
20 min, passed large chip seam.ng east, letter in
foreopsah April ~ Sandy Hook distant 30 miles, the
Corneis teOk pilot IRON boat JacOb "A. WcStorvoN
She has had birth ard four deaths on the passage.
MORE sHIPwRICKs
The brig Drigo To~oseni master hence for Carienas,
March Is was totsly los in gale from the northvard
the 2s,h on The Cruz del Padre, crew saved. She
owned in Ibis City by Mart RIO Il Co
NAVAL NTELLIGrScE.
The L s. ship jamestown q, Pernambu'o March 1
g. taxing in supply OF water and bound to New York
4 letter rays
Or the 18th Of March she struck the reef OF DIN
IA outsde Of Pernsmhucc and after thumpIg sometime
over the reef into deep alter and 10 anchor
after several days. with great labor they succeeded in
rom where she went and on the 23d she out
and anchored of the port having sustained very little
dsmaoe Great credit is due 10 the captain and officers
for their and suectss ns in The opinion Of
all the pilots she could not be got out and must ineya'
bly, become WICK
IyxIeRArioS-Tbere arrived s, this port Thursday,
ApriI 90 3 4sl passengers, s. follows
81, Lise5ooPsr ccIsruiion sei Asa leg; John
ro ic,S,.- Per American Courre. 81 Fiora. ga
FEES HIRE A G.lan, sc a.eedOeA as = o. h@es
IS. HpuarS 9se; WABASH 2;s; JOse?h HOLMES 80
Fres srirep-Psr Jenny Lad 81; Cesar Prsss.al lSii
clemeptirA tbr,nlebl I7e
Frss hez5-g-P,I Humboldt tiruburEl s5o' Els tHsa-
~, Net Osaa, sAS RsraalPer Cresoesi City 81.
IBy TelssrsPhl
SHIP s.,osY ASHORE THE csAsr OF FLORIDA.
CH.ursroS, Thursday, April 20, 1854.
The sbip Ss1ony from Boston, bound to Maanzas and
;verrool went ashore on the sh inst On the COST Of
orids 10 the ouhward OF Jupiter Inlet The mate Of the
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