New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29
MARINE AFFAIRS
-ux CITY az GtAsG0W.

- S,r yxc pansed yello~ the iosds, .
,,;o, either at snchoror aground near Cs'e Que
~ the Bshamas en- the 18th ms, shs wa '"o "' '"'
.,,.. d,.tsnt her rails cie<ed up and No ooe
,h,s ON b,afd Strong hopes are enter4'nsd 'os' 'us
-. missing steamship City OF Gssec~, sod the rip
80 i,sp answer for ber accurately az far az ge,s
TNe suppoxiiion is that she hiss been dNa'fd ana
a;vtn nom her courss tha, her passengers aod crew
A.vs eope shore op the island somewhere ess aod
,A., e S.ll soon hear Of their safety Unsatisfactory
the report given has sent thrill OF JOY through our
vhoe community and revived the hopes OF every one Tor
,hs ,sf.ty Of the long sbseDt steamer Net "neot
shouN be Lst by the Government in Ting 'rou the
nest oenvenen, port steamer. amply sdc2lied VIZ Pf
vis;ens &c to the point Indicated If espstrh Imns
dissey from sou'nern port rehef might oe gwen 70
se d,abDed steamer in few ea and the Distressing SIS
p~.se OF boee who have relatives aod friends on bcerd
vioh, he entirely relieved IN the of a week
Our eorresoondept a. PhisGs ohia Says m hs letter OF
hursdsy night Is thought the. steamer will be shortly
6pachtd by Goverbm Mt nsesrch Of the City 9fGlAsgo~
repoed 10 have been Of the Bahamas on the
18th inst
Per copfr. The COMMERCIAL AdUertrrr of Thursday
evtDif say,;
ave are INV ilng deract from anything that might
nd 10 IN. hope thst the City Of Gasgo. hsd been
seen near any island se@here but constrained
10 express belief that Whist Capt Johnson saw was
British surveying steamer, which left Bermuda short
time ago cruise and to snperntend the erection OF
,on. upon and in the neghborhood of Turks
bland. Probably most Of her officers and crew were on
shore that business.
Cap, Sampson o. me Br propeller Curlew arrived yes
hrony nformr Us hs, here iidDgs Of the
,i.am.r CITY ci Gssg,w either a, Bermuds the oath or
a.. W.s Ind s4Ios late as he 10Th. With the excep
fion full ricced and Herm. brig seen yesterday he
hss nu sssn vus'l during the passage
IosT oYpEBO.RD A GALE-sHIP AMONG IcEBERGs.
Tie ,hp Javr arrived Thursday morning sfer bois
iercus passage tniry eight days from Gasgw On t1s
29rb Of March 10 a, So Ion 81 John McDonsd seaman
Of Ieioud overheard and drowned He fell from
The yard while the vessel under close reefed
topsas during viols gale from the westward life buoy
was instantly thrown to the unfortunate man. but although
fell within few Yards Of him, he unable get hold Oft
A small boat then lowered and manned by seven OF
the crew who gaanty risked their lives TO their
sbipmste. Every eIerton wa made 10 save Mcdonald
but without avail Capt Jackson informs thai the
nh inst in st a. deg 30 min lon As deg be two
large ic.bergs and the following five days the ship
completely surrounded by zee islands The wind varied
from to N most OF the yoy age. with rain and fog
suFTERIsGs AT syA.
The ship Cambria Capt Perry Of Bath from New Or
leans arrived at Queenstown Ireland the lth inst, had
on board Alexander Ross Of Glasgow and John Ramsey Of
Dundee of the Of the British bark Westminster
Capt Smith from Honduras for Cork She fallen 10
With a wreck the 2stb OF Marh in lat. a. deg 25 min
lon A deg min Three were lasbed 10 the mast
heads and swinging their hats s'nals With much dt
fcuty they were got board The Cambria of them
William Carr having died before BE- reached the vessel
The survivors reported that the Clptsn and eight
men had previously left the ship in 'hs small boat the
chief officer and eight men remaining OF these five,
James Vincent, + Smith A Feming. Z Coven, William
Lloyd ard John Joephs died previcu.' % he encounter
with the Cambria The survivor frenty two days
on the wreck and sustained their live BY eating the flesh
of their dead companions The men saved we're n the
last stage Of exhaustion when brought board the Cam
bris, but gradually recovered under hs Nefu and Judi
cous treatment Of Captain Perry
STEAMSHIP GLASGOW.
We informed by the agent OF the steamship Glasgov,
that the accident that vessel in the Clyde by striking
supken rock 10 Of such a nature win dc'nn her for
pa several weeks The directors have thercors resolved
to abandon the voyage and she will not leave Ossgsw till
her next date Of sailing, viz, lst June
AMONG icIBERGs
Capt Mcwillams arrived on Thursday morning from
Liverpool fsys that the packe, ship Ashburon among
ebergs the lh inst in lat a. deg and lon Is deg to
81 min.
Capt Jacobs. Of the bark Baltimore bebergs his
passage 10 this port, which be rescsed on thursday.
Capt Walker, of the packet ship Lady Franklin, from
Liverpool Thursday morning large quantities Of ice
between the attitudes Of AZ and IS deg In latitude IS
deg to so min, counted twenty ss ictbergs some OF
which were Of immense size. lie pss~ed hundred
icebergs Of different sizesin all
THE FLYING oIorp
We have before us an extract rom letter by psssen
ger board the clipper ship fyina Cloud Capt Greasy
written in lat &c deg 10 min South about days sail
below Rio Janero. which says
"Our progress is still unprecedented The qucke run
previously from New York to Rio 10 the the captain says.
The u. g. sloop of war Portsmouth,. 32 days made few
years ago in with the .oop OF war Yorktown The
Flying Cloud passed that poia Va her t~esty esghh day.
RHTURS OF rHr STEAMSHIP FALCos
The stesmsbip Falcon. wbch lef this port the 9Th
inst for Aspinwsr with par Of the I'd regiment of u s.
Artillery and which repc,ed the 25th having put
into Norfolk in distress returned to New York day before
yesterday for epsis She landed the troops at Old Point
Comfort morning psp1 says that before the Falcon
started from New York difficulty made about her char
acer ship. her safety SC Major wyse of the Army
not only made such especial objections but embodied them
At last under the direction of Major General Scott in the
form Of specific charges These specific charges Gen Scott
carefully caused to be investigated and tho result of the
investigation made by osrpester nschiniss engineers
&C. that the steamer safe any from the port
Gen Scott therefore. ordered the regiment board and
Major Wyss with T. Major Wyse, however declined going,
and must either resign his commission be subject to
court martial for dsobsdence Of orden being under
arrest
ARRIVAL or THE NASHVILLE
The United States Mail steamship Nasville Capt M
Berry from Havre and Coves 18th April arrived a, this
port yesterday afternoon The news however has been an.
hcpated by the Arabia Boston The Nashville had very
sewers weather.
ARRIVAL oF THE cuRLEw.
The Britsh steamer Curlew Capt Sampson arrived at
Jesey City yesterday forenoon from St Thomas and Der
muda See had sne weather on the passage.