The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-29
:rN,cnANr Strips WRECKED.
New York. April l9.


has arrived, aud reports her lying head
OF shore. All hands are employed IN
throwing Of cargo. She does no, leak.
The steame. Delaware. hence for
pb,ladelphia, which had been lying at
= nehsr. inside Of Hook two days endeav-
orinr 10 render the Underwater assist
ancr, lost Lea boat and two men. Two
tues and one schooner have gene to her
assistance.
The Underwater was valued at $50
0.sj and insured for S72 900. Cargo
insured Tor $50 600. 81
\ telegraph dispatch from Trenton
saws that the ship ashore at Barngate had
40, gone to pieces yc.
A dispatch from Philadelphia says
tina, the vessels lost At Barngate IS sup
posed TO be the Briton ship Humboldt.
She had between aud 400 passengers.
all G. whom il is feared have persisted.
Philadelphia, April 10.
\ letter from Louise, dated Monday,
SAYS the Storm there was severe, unroot-
nc houses, barns and driving many ves-
sells ashore Serera. wrecks were known
to have occurred.
4 dispatch Jus, received from Abescum
states that ~ TO las, night forty dead bod
les of men, women and children had
washed ashore II, tia, place. They ap-
near TO b. Germans, and are much dis
figured. Bodies are continually hashing
ashore.
A dispatch received al the Ledger
office from Long Beach, states that the
, ship Powhatten came ashore on Sa.ur-
day, rear Egg Hsrbor Light. She had
: emigran,s Oh board not one Of whom
were saved.
Thuty-,hree todes have washed ashore
near Long Beach, aud no, vestage OF
$ the wreck Is lett
The schooner Manhatten was also
wrecked near the same place. All Oh
:, board persisted except one sailor, who IS
In such condition as 10 be unable 10 give
> any particulars.
New York, April 20.
Nothing further from the Underwriters
: or other vessels ashore The snip Hum
: bodt, supposed 10 ~ one Of the latter, is
: coming up, and has not been ashore.
4 letter from Long Beach says every
II soul OF board The fowhasten persisted
IL It Is Thought the ship lay So near the
beach that the captain could hold CONVEX
|, satlon with those on shore. Twenty
q seven bodls. were buried in the Ba p,ls,
Y burymg ground yesterday
l. The name Of the only survivor Of the
l. schooner Manhattan Is George Griffith.
H. belongs to Bangor, Ne,
On the 7th inst, the Canadian Steam
- .Eaylgasian Company's steamship Oua-
wa, arrived on the Mersrv. from Port
: and, Me. after RAPID passage ..
= little over II days.
'" oa tie evening OF the Gil a lrea,
banquet was gwen - the Earl OF Elr,n
" preparatory to MS assuming the govern.
= meni oil Canada, Lord john Russell IN
! chan. There were present among .otl-
y ers, James Buchanan, Ear o Ilslaef,,
:" the tnet Justice 81 Lover Canada, Mr..
La.eAtaine, and Sir Francis Hineks g..
/ The British government had seized
n Two Russian steamers belonging to the
y North Tee: which had been contracted
J. t9f some twelve months since The ua
ehlhery belonging e hun, oi tie value
H. ESQ 900 pas alzo seized Thew were
le 300 tons tur'hen each. and pierced to
: carry . guns
Tie las, OF The RagIanas &C., sailed
OIL the S.h.
=, The departure If Prince Napoleon fag
i Turkey i now fixed for the ON Til.
i Aatsiai -, E pte4Id~nt. to Leave the
- mex CIV.
: The agricultural accounts from Fr,l.,,a