The daily union., 1854-01-04
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BosIoN. Jan 2-Accounts OF marine disasters .sili
pouring in The barque Midas iron New Orleans for Bos
ton. hove down her beam eads on tho 9th ult,
when her away and she fghted, bat sub
sequenlly had be abandoned. Her crew have arrived
here. She had cargo OF cotton and molasses.
The barque Henrietta from Ciy Point for Boston, with
flour, corn, tobacco abandoned opposite Sag Har
Dor Her saved
The schooner Ellen Sawyer. from WILMINGTON. N. c.,
for Boston, with rice and naval is ashore Ply
mouth beach. She Is total loss
The schooner Philadelphia, from Jacksonville, via Sa
vannah. for Boston, with Of lumber Is also ashore
on Plymouth beach, and is total loss.
The schooner Anna, from Baltimore for Boston, with
coal is ashore on Plymouth beach.
The schooner Francis, from Philadelphia for Boston,
abandoned in sinking condition, and the have
rived here.
The schooner Sowe from Philadelphia for Boston, is
total wreck, and three OF the crew arc lost
The brig Mary Stanton fIom Boston for Baltimore is
ashore OF Eastman.
The captain of of the vessels that the gale Of
Thursday the most experienced on the
American coast
Providence, Jan 3The schooner Mozelle from Boston
for Virginia, wrecked Sunday of Newport. and all
on board lost
HALIFAX Jan. s--A violent gale prevailed here on the
2d and 23d, sinking large number OF vessels at the
wharves The loss ia the harbor is E20 600 Many
sells have been wrecked along the The ship Stat
fordshTc from Liverpool for Boston, wrecked of Cape
Sable the Both ut Her officers and crew, 81 Ia number
and $50 passengers, persisted
Boston, Jan. 3-We learn from the ports on Cape Cod
that vessels drifting ashore all along the coast, and
many vessels had doubtless been swamped whose crew,
had perished Twenty lives known have been Lost
MAIL FROM FsRr LARAMIE.
| LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2--The mail from Fort Laramie
rived yesterday, having left the l7th u No mail had
reached there that time from the Salt Lake, owing,
was supposed, to the deep
The Pawnees had gone into winter quarters, and the
Sioux warriors returning their homes. There has
been less fighting the last The Utah Indian,
profess be penitent since hearing that Capt. Gunnison
party were not Mormons
The river Cairo and st. Louis closed by ice
also. between here and Cincinnati.
BOILER ExPLosIoN---sIx woan,
BALrIMoRK Jan. 2The boiler in the cutlery and surg-
cal instrument mandatory of Charles G Reiphardt
ploded this morning. with terrible crash, shauerng the
building and blowing the roof completely eff Six females
employed in the establishment severely injured, and
have been conveyed to the infrmary.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
BURLINGTON, (Vt,) Jan. 3.-The steam saw-rnll, ma.
chine-shop. and iron foundry owned by Henry Simonds
With several adjacent dwellings, were burnt yesterday
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
TRoY, IN Y,)Jan. 3-The Rutland train the north.
ern railroad had its axetree broke Long Bridge by
which the were smashed the track up, and tho
brakeman killed. No passenger injured
New York, JAM 3-The mail train from Boston yester-
day came in collision with the Harlem train at Morrsana
the engine Of the mail train going completely through
other Fortunately the latter had stopped in consequence
Of and the passengers had got out
and no was injured