New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

Major The same house have contracted r an1her ship
Of similar dime nsons sail in the Inc Which VII be
launched about the lst OF May next
Pr BACK IrAKY-ship Java lwhslerl Wyatt Of and
fom Failhavon Dec 10 for a cruise. pm mo M port
Yesterday in distress AID for orders having Dec Is n tho
G, Stream .sperienced heavy gale which split sals and
srruoc aleak end is leaking $40 strokes per honr.
see Marine Journal" or many items OF news from
Foresn Ports
TREMENDOUS SroRu u TIE GERMAN O-EAy-SnrY
WEroEs- Our flies by the steamer yesterday furnish fll
rericuIar Of the seveie Gale in the North Sea during the
first week Of this month.
terrible To-. occurred on the Goodwin Sands in the
course of the night OF Tuesday, the 81 inst The
unfortunate ship foreigner, and her name ha7 n1t
been correctly asceTalned The wreck discovered a.
darleaL by the luggers which the )0S out bui
Iohng could be Of those belonging to her Several
bodies have been washed up between Rlmssat and SAM
wrh and is believed that they formed portion of the
crew of the i'll faod ship Lower down the channel
few miles to the westward Of 81. Adams Head vessel
called tie Emma, belonging e. Ipswich caught in the
storm ard went over the " lole of the crew pershiny
From the Overs in the SEWN TO high above Yarm11ti
the most formidable weather was experienced B9Tecl
The latter poi and the wen protected narbor OF refuge a.
Iowos,o noe than dozen vessels reported
been driven shore. The brig Abraham of Po-tsm uth
from the TYNE was driven on shore short distance 70 the
southwark Of oleonc Pier TIE poor elbows board
iramedis ely took to the rigging. They observed
from the beach but @ih the tring there hand
for there was no life boat the usual apparatus 70
preserve iIoand the heavy sea that was running anl
6wee ling over tine wreck, nothing could be done 70
cue iLom. They continued cingDg 70 the rigging for
more lhan three hours when AZ last nature gave way
from the intense cold end they were seen no mor,
About nile % the southwark of the Of this fatal
casuatv the collier brig Eliza WIS carried ashore bat
harrly the crew suaeoded in preserving themselves.
in tie vicinity Of the mouth Of the Tees the col
Hers and> cOa>,ers suffered most extensively. A.
I'm II m0ie southern DISTRICTS, the eGseriy gallo brought
IN Tremendous "iih the fall Of show late on Tuesday
tvorng fleet Of coasters managed to run into Hare
pool with safety but than twenty were driven by
force Of the storm ashore, aud most of them is feared
will become total wrecks vessel, called tha DlDDar.
which sailed from West Ilartepoo on Monday week PIT
lack and endeavored 70 run into the por'for safety I'm
aI,y she cot upon the rocks aud almost Instantly cap
~ 4 Her unfortunate olung TO the rireing; bat
n re the lf boat could reach the poor fellows the whole
orth with the exception of the master, Mr Spenceiev
nd a searnan dropped oil and drowned TAe fgh;
u losses which took place at Shields where eight vessels
were dashed to pieces on The rocks beneath Iynomoih
Castle and many lives sacrificed have already nmie
known \ correspondent writing from that poIt on Thur
day night that the wind sll ring hard from
tie l.. ) T. with high empesuOus sea breaking ovar
cone ashore. Some Of them are seamrus III. hl~-a tick
e:s One was Identified by the name Of Go,rr, srp,n
il love l>tor also picked NJ, SIGNED I'll Hdlbrrn"
addressed TO My dear Caroline T1re t. doubt that
tcse belonged to the schooner Eliza With was lot with
al hands In tht course III Friday m)fn'rr another
el went ws THE rocks, and became t1'l loss She
DC HannaS and was bound TO London from ilrilop al
The it is believed wore saved A. ~ ilarland the
Stow si0m ana gale were most Ne ror' ve IN th9r con
stouorcos The broke in upon the ha~bor with much
fury. Several coesttrs were driven hpre N attempting
10 make the port the humber reported being H. bu all the
crows ded in reaching the shore in safety Higher
up tie norhward near the Holy islan1s many other
losses occurred during the storm. Near Wqrkworh five
vessels cast ashore and IL j. iearel will become
NrcCbs
dispat hence ast ncht nine yesscs ashore
on the Herd Seni Their uames are the Belkga,o OF
Newcastle Cre-svyen, Of Colchester; Ann, of Lynn.
james and Ann 81 lpsw "a sarah Nudge, ba'A of Lon.
don; Bonue Niruic of S.. II goo, from Hlvrc; Gal he
Nlountaroc-. oi Nhby. The James aud Ann was Id n
with gran. and The French schooner with shag The
name of tie sells ta It ashore yesterday tel
,craIhod The ArJ.o u Sundeiland the George Of
Wildly aLd The Agoiiq, OF S,ttia. The grain laden
vessel lo James tDl An, has gone to pieces and The
Aruidl has broken MP Through the heroic conduct Of
cur South Shields 's not life has been lost during
Ali. fearful uiah,. F,om O'Clock last evening until
clc. this mlln' z, these noble fellows odt in the
l'tbo'te engaged IN The work Of humanity By almost
urerhuma horizons, hey have saved above lOo perons
during the Dr. hl and are low comp ey worn out While
,loncsid o. Of the vessels the Providence hebolt
tied al her hands However got on board the vessel
mlted hers H. The stranded vessels AL clustered %
lchor aud in dangerous proximity 10 The Other The
running higher ihan has been observed for some
years.
Tie steamer Yorkshire new on her voyage from More
Gamble to Belfast, wrecked The 81 Inst about two
miles north west Of Dcraghodee Vessel los: al hands
saved
The schooner Wet ria of Wexford WIS lost during the
same storm with captain and six hands She went hore
near FORTUNE
Loss OF THE STEAMER PERSANBUcAyA.-The follow
ing particulars extracted from Letter received by
commercial house, dated RIO orandc do Sui Brazil,
Nov /:
The lose Of the unfortunate steamer Pernambueana
has cast gloom this town. and created sensation
wi ich can scarcely be described Among those who per-
ishod woe several friends aud acquantances Of MINE and
among those who saved was Sgnor joaquin Jose
MedeZ RboIO, who the first to reach Porto Allegro
overland from the wreck with the intelligence. ,ir.
Avtine the British Nice.C9nsul in Porto Allegro also
escaped but lost OF his daughters lie had two with
hn. Tie had with him about 20 contO5 upward OF
CAC0C of which two coutos only were saved l. is s9id
Re has st his The st amer got ashore, after she
had weaihered gale Of thee days duration at Il o'clock
In the morning, when the weather had become cOnplrl
tively calm, owing, report sG.s, to the CeT beng
drunk They had. | suppose, been plying them
elves with spirits to keep up the small amount of
ardy a the fr 70 abandon the wreck, without
man ing effort either passengers But
what sthe bru;s were guilty of the most
ArocOus Ouraces afor getting shore One poor fellow
murdered by the moment he cot ashore for the purpose
of numbering i'm and poor NJ. Aveline ~ asked
de r,s % have hole dug on the beach for grave
for his daughter and satisfied with til loose money he
had in hie pocket 500 400 rCis the Internal villains
ont of tic ug,s and ears from the corpse despo them
If the rings There ann le time to have saved every
ingMpwaId offorty eight hours having elapsed before the
vessel went 10 pieces and The distance between her anf
the shore being only about forty yards number Of pas
seneer principally women and children. who had been
crcncfO the Tee paddle box upward of twenty Our hours
GOT ashore by brave by means of rope The
ce Santa Marta about TOO miles from Porto Allegro
Liverpool FINES
ma BOSTON SUBSCRIPTION FOR He SAN FRAN}Is- .
REScUERS
BosToS Friday Jan. p. le54.
he Committee having in charge the san Francisco iand
I c appropriated as follows To the captains % the