New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Our correspondent at Atlantic City, Absecum
Beach New-Jersey, informs that ship or bark
came ashore on Great Egg HarbOr Iulet YESTERDAY
morning loaded with Carolina Pine, but after throw
ing overheard some of her cargo she got off again.
Fer name could not be ascertaned. From 1000 to
5000 feet of plank were picked up along the beach
part Of which was burned
The JACK TARs AT LOGGER HEADS WITH UNCLE
SAN-The United States race lndept ndence, which
suchsred in the North River week ago, preparatory
to her departure for the Pacific has lost about
dghteen of her crew by deserton.
The SHIP HARyEsT-Loss OF THIRTEEN OF HER
PASSENGERS AT SEA.-This ship, arrived yesterday
irem Liverpool, reports Aug. 3, lat 490 AZ long.
100 80, spoke bark Aquilla, from Havana for Ply
mouth Eng As days out. Aug 80, lat 49, 3O', long
800 49, passed the wreck of ship of about 500 tuns,
disnasted, bowspIit standing; ship painted black
with ports inside cream color and an anchor on the
orecastle Did not look as if she had been drifting
very long 18th Sept lat. 400 90, long ego 80 eX-
perienced a hurricane from +. n. L. with thunder,
lgltning and heavy rain; blew away clo'e-reefed
fore and main tOpsails and fore-iopmast staysai the
Ap preached too, shipping tremendous sea, sweep
ing the deck Of water casks and everything move
able, and shifting cargo.
In the hight Of the hurricane blew away foresan,
panker spencer and foretOpgallan sail out OF gas
keh Thirteen steerage passengers were washed
oyerboard in trying to get aft after the ship preached
10; the remainder were secured and taken in the
cabin Capt. Crawford also reports, on the 18Th, be-
tween Mcntauk Point and Block Island, spoke
plot boat who inquired if we wanted pilot, and on
bang answered in the affirmative, desired me to
round to and he would run under my lee, which was
Il aono. - l., Id hok beng
hd IA feet, land asked to bring some cooked pro-
visions aboard with him, as had lost all my cooking
uisnss in the late gale he went off and left u.s. Inc
boat was painted white, had no number in her sails,
| ndsppesred 10 have round stern.
THE SHENANDOAH This chip was bul't IN Phus
| asptia in 1889, and run as packet between ina
POI and Liverpool, but lately purchls ID in LIV
| s7ool. She was registered 72s tuns, AM valued
$4,000 ofwhch there part insurance. this city
Loss OF SCHOONER JONI PoTTs, AND SUPPOSED
leas OF ALL on BoARD-A Geographic dispatch from
nladelphia, dated 18th, states that the schooner
I'm Potts Brown, was driven ashore in the late gale
sr Cape Fear. All on board ii is said, except the
~ond mate, perished There were three passengers
'seOard oeSde the captains any
Il IBy telegraph
SANDY Hook, Friday Sept. Is, 1884.
Il - f""N DVdt A. Is, NeisOn nus hlCuOIeh oh ''''
irom cruise of shore in which she encOun-
the late heavy n. +. gale.
- ne iith fell in with schr. Marietta, from New
Sehs Tor New York, (about co miles 5. e. leaking
ioressil split, and her bulwarks gone; while
| - company she 1.-THE NJ. stove part Of her deck
s,s.s tighten the vessel, and she would probably
n PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Sept. Is, 1884
- schooner Henrietta, from New. Bedford, re-
passing on the 18th, during & gale, the wreck