New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUAR Y s5 1854

dfuage 10 the Ger house ATS 4 OF the 2Jh S,aaiei
tie rumrs and found feet of water the bod the pumps
were ker, constantly going AZ 10 the fo-snis. went
by the deck, the chip nakag water very fast ia bit ons
rump that could lie usCd At A. NJ, Of the 25h. saw
ship wind ward and at Il a. shs bore dowa f,r and
hove under lee the the tine b5ing very bsivy
At4P NJ, 9Th weather mD5ersting. she ssa boato or
assistance wien under the circumstances deemed prl
cent for the safety OF Ives to leave the shp she
uDmansgesbe and in sinking condition. At P " vs
were ell taken on board the ship which proved to bs hs
pscl ct ship Cornelius Grnne Capt Fletcher from Liver
pool for New York. who did everything in his power to
nal comfortable Much credit due him for his gal
liant conduct, in rscung u from watery grave a. that in
al probability would have been our fate on the following
night There was feet Of wafer in the ship when ief
and the weather being rough unable to SAVE
anything but what stood in At he time Of leaving va
were 10 lat 4sc y, and ION. go w,
Signed, ALFRED STiHr-
Master Of ship Columbian
ROUGH PASSAGE or THE SHIP RHISE-Loss LIFEAr SEA
Capt Dosne Of the packet ship Rhine arrived yesterday
morning from Havre Dee % with four hundred ndtSenty
tmgrunts sends the following account Of tbs voyage
sn 10 lat - SO Ion 80 81 in gale Of wind while fur ing
close reef mizzen opsail Andrew Brine William Cadet
sesmen fe from the yard overheard and lost Jan %
lat 45 80 Ion sc %. William Davis seaman washed Of
the bow and lost blowing heavy gaze ct the tine
Feb Let &c TO- lon Al 90 Loot several bales Of cotton.
Took pilot 20 miles from Fire Island took the wind at
the time east at p NJ blowing heavy and thick took in
call and hove tho ship to, blowing very heavy from Sc
Lost cosereeied opssil and split msnsal 2d, to
anchor on the bar could &c. the sails flred took
heavy sousl from NV which parted cable at 70 fsthom'
and lad 10 put 10 sea again
SALE oP THE
The schooner n. Cambria, now lying at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard prize to the United States frgae Col'nu-
ton was sold at auction yesterday at tho Merchants EN
change by Z. II Ludlow for $4,000 She was bought by
NJ J. NJ Bashsdo There thirty two bids beg inning
at $500 nnd closing $4,000 She sold under the d
reckon Of the United S ates Marshal
sH1P ASHORE AND AGAIN.
The ship Beejapore while going down the Bay at l2I
O'clock yesterday her passage to Liverpool IN tow Of two
steamers went ashore Diamond Reef She got of
an hour or two aferward without serious damage.
SCHOONER SAVED
The piot-boat Sylpb. No. l. came up to the City
yesterday morning, having in tow the schooner Tnes)n
of Cape May Captain Horner, from Philliephis for
New York loaded with coal which schooner she found at
anchor ard abandoned 30 miles to the south Of Sandy
Hook. The Captain and taken of by the steam
slip Northern Light and brought into this port Thurs
day
scHooNERs DISABLED.
TIE plot boat Moses II GrnneN the god inst, fell in
with schooner Sparks about 10 miles south Of Sandy
Hook She being in sinking condition, took her in tow
ard brought her to New York About hour after boarded
schooner Major Ruggold lumber loaded and abandoned
Having the Sparks in tow, could render no assistance
There was heavy gale of wind at the time. There
no living creature on board the Ringyod but cat.
THE SHORT PASSAGE
Tie clipper ship Dreslnought Captain Samues las 70
ported in yesterdays Toi6uae) arrived at this port on
m. Z Ien aof
the shorest passages record and in fact most remark
able for the seasor bss been the most onpssuous
ono known for many years the Atlantic. The following
is an abstract Of the log:
Feb al p N, took steam to sea. ANA. ", dis
charge steamer and pilot the n W. light ship y r. by
l. E. 10 miles made sail with light s. + airs and pleas
snt Gther; at noon, Arms Head bore e miles at
80 T. NJ IlOlyhead bore ! &, m8es; at 10 tackled
thp to the sou'hw"rd strong breeze curing tne hSg
hrled mzzenop gaaHtsal HyingJD and cross lck-Il5
lance run Isl miles 5h-Fresh gales AMI heavy rain
squalls, with lightning continued acking down the CHAN
mel; al J.. NJ double reefcd the tppsals-di taucs ran
l26 mes. 6ihFresh gales and and squally ship Ter
double Teefed tops8ils-distance run l3l miles. It'll
Strong breeze and dark cloady weather; ship under
double ed tOp,as at p. NJ. set top gdllantsa over
single reefed topsa; at 7. III set flying jb, main top
saysal and crossi ack-distance lO3 miles. sth
Fine lrteze from n W to E. and pleasant weather; had
ell calls setdlstaDce run .3i miles 9th-Fins breeze
from T. 10 s. T.; oil sails sot-dstauce run 22) miles
lOthLight breeze and variable from to s. all sails
set-dsRnce run l6l miles llth-Lght ais and cloddy
Weatl err wind 4. to T.. heavy running from W.
distance num- III miles l2th-Light airs from S S. W.,
and all sails set: cloudy at p NJ ship bearing s
. S. " bound W; distance run, 1856 miles. l3ib-Fresh
breeze and cser. all sail set latter part wind increasing
took in s;uddng sails royals and flying glib; wind W.
distSnce run 800 miles 18th Commences with srong
gales and dark cloudy weather ship under whole topsa
aud top gallant sails; wind $. W; at 10, p NJ. the
wind suddenly changed to ~ W. took in top gallant is
cross jack and double reeied the opsa heavy westerly
sea during the night wind variable ndheayy rain squalls
defiance run l9l miles 15lhAoro moderate latter part
squally wind $. S. t., distance run 2s5 mlos.
| 10Th Fresh gales and cloudy weather latter part
Eight breezos and thick fog wind 5. to N n.
. T.; all calls set distance 250 miles. nth
ISgbt breeze from n. W and thick fog; all sails set lat
ter part frtsh breeze from to n. w. and sqlahy
distance ll9 miles 1sth-Fresh gales aud showers
middle part strong gale AID heavy rain squalls latter do.
windN n. W. to y. W. by n distance 23l miles.
lgih-Commenced with light breeze N by w and pleas
ant weather ell sails set latter part fresh gales from
T. n E. TO w. by n; heavy running ship laboring
very much distance l0j miles. 2Oth-Fresh gale
rom W 10 W y. w. with heavy latter part more
moderate; set al sail distance ITO miles. 2lst-
Light airs and pleasant weather wind w; latter part
heavy gales from n to E. n E, with distance run
22l miles. 22d-Weather the same wind y. L to N w.
distance run 1919 miles. 23d-Fine breeze AMI pleasant
latter part heavy gale from ~ w; midnight made the
/ Highlands and at 3 A NJ anchored ON the Bar.
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