New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-04
MARINE DIsAsTERs-Loss OF LIFE.

Boston. Monday Jan. ?. 1854.
We continue receive accounts of marine disasters in
the late gale and feared that further accounts
from Cape Cod will show large loss of life. The
schooner Lowell, from Philadelphia for Boston is total
wreck, end three seamen persisted.
The schr. Nancy Crosby from New-York is ashore at
Brewster
Brig Mary Stanton hence for Baltimore Is Ashore OF
The Brig Poster from Alexandra and the schrs Wn.
Brewer and A. G. Pennmsn have been towod into
PTovincetown.
Later accounts from Bsrnstabe say that the schooner
Leo, from New York for Quincy, before reported ashore
near that place had been boarded aud rerson ouni
board 1t is supposed that all hands persisted The
vessel is total loss butte part of the cargo OF corn and
-four will be saved in q damaged state
The packet schooner Commodore Kearney, from New
York for Boston, ashore Dennis, which reported
to have struck rock and bged is high and dry and viii
probably be got off after discharging. Crew saved
PROVIDENCE, Monday Jan. p 1854.
The schooner Nozzle, of Welaeet Capt Dayton from
Boston for Virginia was wrecked last night Brenton
Reef of Newport, and all hands lost. One body has
dIifted ashore.
Capt Myers of the schooner Ann & Susan, of New
York arrived this port from Mobile, reports that
Washington, from Wilmington, r. c, for Portsmouth
having sprung aleak the day before lay by her for "a
hour when the captain Of the brig stated that he had
succeeded in freeing her from water On the Goth, Capt
Myers states that he experienced violent gale OF wind
which be fears must have been disastrous to the brig
gentleman from Provncetown on Saturday says there
are vessels ashore all parts of the Cape, aud that
twenty lives known to be lost Parts OF wrecks are
wamptd in the gale and whose doubtless pershed
There before been known such distress on the
shores of Cape Cod
The following are the names of the crew of the
schr. Mosele who were lost Capt. Joseph ). Rch
Of Weneet Rufus w. Rich, of Welaeet; William Wood
of Northern New York and the cook said TO be from
Lowell.
The crew of the lost schooner Emma Bremen have ar
rived at Newport. 800
HALIFAX, Tuesday, Jan. 3. 1854
violent gale prevailed here the 22d and morning OF
the 29d sinking and destroying number of vessels at
their wharyes in the harbor The loss is computed at
about $4,000. ~
The steamer Merlin arrived here the Goth from New
York with loss of boats reports seeing large ship south
west of Sambro dsmased and her deck even with the
water. M.
The brig Halifax arrived Tuesday reports: Fell in
with schooner Forrest johnson, of Addison Me- on Sun
day; took off the Captain three men and boy she was
90 miles SS.W. of Cape Sable and total wreck. The
following day 10 miles south of Sambro light fell in with
be MARY Augusta of Machas with her main deck under
water and deserted The Captain Of the Halifax put four
men on board with the intention of bringing her In but
when five miles off the harbor she capsized The hands
on board made their escape. bringing off with them the
vessels register and the Captains chest containing clothes
&c The opinion is that the Captain and crew had been
washed overheard. c,...
The three masted brigantine Charles Kean, Chatten,
from New York for Antwerp with Hour and wheat mas
nut in here leaky and will discharge her cargo