New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
DlaaslerA. sc.
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liter 10 Ellwood Walter, Esq, Secretary Of

Extract from letter EwoOd Walter. Esq Secretary Of
the Board Of Underwriters; r A.. .,
The ship Hope on passage out leaked badly through the
less extent She loaded very deep for an old ship drawing
The hp Sweden has also much damage; fortunately these
shps Of much value, consequently me
claims do not amount to large sum. ship Miehse Angelo
dicharGed few packages damaged
Slip Witehcra LEAKED badly amidhip and in the orePeak
ss S bns done hey vii continue to snd cargo
bad order and after making three 20 i've voyages some OF
will have reduce their spA or be strensthened
Messr. Hinekley Co have small steamer down to
Panama take the goods and other merchant from
thu shore this will many cases OF damage
which by the goods being wet in small boats going
sTI, MsscHEsrER Coffin hence for Pan.m. was Mon
tevdeo 18th July having put in 9TH to stop leak In her
sur HAWAI- Mitchell from Call.o for Hampton Roads
ported Taeahuana in distress was leaking SIX feet
psTrSMsHrp CITY OF MANCHESTER at Philadelphia from
Liverpool had westerly gales with heavy seas for
B.RK Thomas DlLLErr At Philadelphia from Porto Csbel
To- ,,peenced very heavy weather in the Caribbean Sea-
b sent lat II Law to for y under close reetei main
on..iI 5rripg hesyy gale from ~ e. accompanied with
much hail; same day the Mona Pasage was struck by
tornado waterproof which carried away fore topsaant
mat broke yard into three pieces blew all
sails fore and main courses b and fore topma.i stay
sails and did much damage TO rigging the bark was under sim
ale reefed ops. al the tme fifteen minutes stterwsId s9e
ne. 10 III winSwsrd Of ST. Domingo and had the
three hours longer must hsve gone ashore there we're
roupd cleared wreck and bent such sails
available intending to proceed 70 Ouraeoa TOT eps gG ,ns
" =. L.
the Pass with what little sail was et and since made aI
Tar H1RK MARY o.t near Port Antonio, built at Med
ford Ma. in 1874 owned BY nessn Liiehhed Co. aud
vsIued sl5coo which fully covered By insurance in Wall
At il a SO the freight money, 5000
THE BARK Como Kesn master which ssiled from Charles
ton o. the for New Orleans towed back to port
on saturday last BY steamer Nina On the 7th Inst LAT,
80 Ion 81 81 it commeneed blowing heavy gale ron ths
the vessel her beam ends when the oremat had
to be cut awsy carrying the bead Of msnmast with .. the
bark then ghtsd having four feet OF water 10 the hold he
pumps ehoked had to throw overheard par OF th
and bs9s On he 9h ms. the WIND hauled
drifting about under jury masts
TIE WRECK Of TIE BRIG oSIos lo Chel.ea ron
vile for Bath abandoned and fuo passed on th <st
inst lat "A 81 long ~ the deck was broken up aud the a
Office Boston and the Mohawk Valley Office, to the amount
town has been repaired is ready 10 take in and
peced to sail for PHILADELPHIA on the 2Oth inst
THE BRIG JoRDoS of London from Shields for New 9rk
with cargo Goals abandoned at sea the 27th ult
The .P,.p sSd four were t5sn % oy 9c
day morning last The Jodson had been " days out when
BEiG ELsrKoRE at Portland from Daren Ca the third
eYperesceda gale and carried foretop
and opssn mssis head Of main oPmast jb6oom sut"aer
BkIc A. DUSBiE at baltimore from Boston. the 10th
inst lat 10 40 on 50 So experienced heavy gale, and lost
nearly all sails boat galley &C. and everything movable
of the decks had the time FIVE feet water in her hold
ScHR CHARLES Providence from philadelphia, reports,
on he morning Of the 2h inst Fire Island passed fore
schooner sunk with about four feet Of her mass out OF
water quantity Of bedding and furniture supposed have
come from her floating by The wreck Is in dan:
situation 10 inward outward bound vessels and good
look on should be kept
Carr LITrLEros Of ch Charles Roberts Wilmington,
c. Boston reports that the 2ls inst in lat 50 8,
Ion H. spoke brig KoA of New York) from Daen Ga I'D.
70 New York laden with lumber whom he supplied with pro-
yobs &c On the 9th the K encountered gale which
carried away her foremost with the deck and swept boat
away -
DuRSc sse Sunday the 10th inst. the schr. ALA
Simmons Of Wilmington Del. w. n. Lsmden, master, from
Rockand Me bound Wilmington ~ c., went ashore
Bosue Inlet The seh had lime board which took ire but
guishsd without doing serious damage The
sci will probsby be got Of.
scHR ALcYoxA from Wilmington " c. for Philadelphis
TbursdGy last of Cape Fear encountered heavy
blow the ~ T. which carried sails and lost deck
lod lsborng heavily caused her spring aeak
when Capt ireland returned W. Monday, with three feet
wal a the hold.