New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
The WRECK OF THE BLACK HAWK EMi-
GRANT SHIP.


ship Curiuck at this port with 356 passengers and the
cortnin and crew of the Black Hawk. BY the Europa
arrived Yesterday we have the following account OF the
cafe arrival at Falmouth Eng, Of 1923 Except infants
who died on the passagel Of the b. H. passengers
in the bark Caroline This accounts for 4si passengers
out Of SEQ OF yet hear from large number were
taken on board the American ship Dirgo Glasgow and
tie remainder probably the bark Good Intent OF
Fowey.
From The Plymouth Mail Of Mays m
FALMOUTH, Thursday
The following is the report of the bark Caroline, Capt
Harris the first ship which fell IN with AMI rendered 4s
ance the unfortunate passengers on board the Black
Hawk one hundred and twenty-five OF whom she andeda
this port on Monday:
tie 18th, the weather then beconIs very unsettled A,A
hours the wind then veerng to " and blew hu
isth Moderate .l rom n llso A. NJ saw sdsma'ted
About + s HB oS % 1 0S New ns York 1 &C Ss
Bunker with 81 her mast, ssse y the ds s ana aA s o w S
assistance reder Capt Bunker came on board aud wished
TO AXE OF h passengers, Of whom ne nsa S Duma
broken aud ;hs man@s.' falling and , stream, c,b.
on GARD AID began receive tns aef n' ~ 90
hoIe sySs bis P she he'd We @ ana nj u ps %
eow up wreck underworld to get provisions and
wss on rt o S%Hs s 40 nS sss1endas poor
their behind them OF relatives parting from
their divided going to different ships was
aS About p ~ another American ship up.
sd Received and succeeded In getting 500 gal.
Ions ms,s s ana n too dangerous to continue got
boats fued sails sill holding on BY the stream eaoei a. go
he steefed the westward;
daylight morning wind veeTed the wes"d noon
9Th Numbered passengers 1873 souls and the majority with
out shin q,fd 'I l %nd pe om
the westward deemed n remain eohisndns wn aS
mp westwad under al possible sail from lat ~ 10 NJ Ion
s5,h -Four 81 came up the Black Hawk again in lat az
- st on board American ships sin BY her,
with Good Intent Of Fowy Reported that should
sv neL Have with wind and weather since bearing
up Three coming board ship Arrived at
lie passengers landed here speak in the very highest
terms OF the fathery and kind feeling OF Capt Har
rs of the Caroline them indeed they cannot speak
too highly Of his humanity and also of that of his officers
and On the contrary of the manner IN which they
were treated board the Black Hawk no language ap-
pears to be dark enough TO depict it, An investigation is
likely TO be made BY the Colonization Commissioners, TO
whom representation has been made officially
The following are the Of those landed from the
Caroline at Falmouth:
Pat Leary wife and ehdreni Peter DAILY Mary Buckley
n;i,o Rsrha Rishsd chan Elizabeth
John Knox Mansfield Mary Dewey Mar Blake Bridget
kcoumon Ellen Donald Kate Kennedy Mary Du- aud Rehden
Margaret Ben athane Owen Nancy DAILY May Ann and
nLs % c En F FSfy a iy y aS1 aVssie
Nv wife and children. Robert Oliver Robert Nash
ssery End two infants. John KiisOn wife aud I'VE chill
Ien Mary George and Eank Mabbet su.an Teryth sam
Pic wife end ehd George Davis. Michael Hyde wife and chill
aeR 1hos Holey wife snd essq b aA ns i ' md sbs
G. Metsey MART Hart Mary Oiy j. Fitzgerald and chdren
y ,.s~.b Eisbeh snd Catherine Msswah Caroline shecE
johanna Eliza Becker Anna Hartmann Catherine R 10
rich Myer and Nina ssndeA
All these passengers in the most destitute condition.
The Black Hawk is believed to have sunk.