New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
MARINE AFFAIRS.
DISASTERS FRoA SEVERE wEArHEl

DISASTERS FROM SEVERE WEATHER
Ship President Fillmore from lIavre reports From Jan
81 to a. the ship drted tho mercy Of tbs winds aud
waves with nothing but piece of canvas hed in the
mzzen rigging hold her the wind burs, and blew the
fortopmsst md mizzenstaysals into ribbons also main
top.a broke er short of in tho rudde head aud doing
other damage sails rygin. &c ship careening 50 that
Ter ,ewas full oil water nearly ell the time and Hood
ing he decks fore aft a interya Feb TO- LAT 49,
A. cng so, exchanged signals with one OF the swallow
tai Inc of Liverpool packets having full figure head
Feb H. lat 40 o. ling AZ ly, large chpp ship
with two white ribbons. Standing w from FEB 81 TO %,
had meIdous heavy gal from ;. L TO y. W spli.
foreiopa lost forepomast staysa broke truss bolts 10
the fo.e ard msntopssiy ards short or Feb % lat Al
80 long oil 59 cav very large ship with loss OF main
topsail AID, mantop gallant nast &c. Died, Feb 10
Henry HotcgCr aged SO yessi Feb Il, Ferdinand Phi
mon eyed q.
The Steamship Nashville from Hayrc had heavy gales
fum porb and lost quarter boat carried away part Of
vted hcu.s &c. On Sunday morning she got ashore az
Egg Harbor in Consequence Of istaking Barnegat for
Fire Islard Light She got of without serious damage
Bark David Kimbal fom New Orleans, had severe
wealr Yell in with tho big Monterey, Of Bristol water
logged end abandoned.
Bar. H.ca If om Card mas had her bawarhs stoSe AMI
sails 81 ,ilir gale on Ae -Clh
Bark Wet wind from ST. Iarks, wls II days north of
Hateras On the sd John {. uaye'. sc'onf mate fell
overheard and was lost
Brig TIild from Gusy ANA had been eli days north Of
reget and three days in the lower bay.
The bark Ionic of Selem from New Orleans arrived last
hight reports March l. latitude 32o 25 longitude 76' 49,,
spike shoorer Sally Ann, Of Philadelphia Johnson
from Attnkepas FOR BatiH)re dsnated and in sinking
condition Took oil Capt. johnson and and brought
them To- this port Capt johnson reports February "a,
In gale from south east lost both masls with calls AMI
rigging attached and sprung leak.
French ship st. Joseph from HAVE had bad werher
4. =. oH.Hf
Brig Florence from Nueyas, came homo yesterday
under temporary rig, having been damaged on the out
Bsrk CiaIissa from Malage, experienced very severe
weather for tue last twelve days Feb 90 lat So lon H.
while scudding before south east gale, shipped heavy
SEA over the stern, carrying away tia te'fsl railing and
irg th- cabin took pilot lat inst, % miles y > H. 81
SIdy Hook and have been beating about in tue log ever
since.
Schooner Washington from Wilmington, state that On
Feb 20 IN gale from north east shipped heavy sea,
flr the vessels deck With tho raj iu! VI water
when three men, named John Ogden d Conn
Chas Brswn and Michael Berry II New York, Jumped IN
The boat and cut her aiiiit-she ca2si1'd aad tasy
schooner Matilda Z Wells from Wilmington, los, deck
load end slit fore sail
Brig Brazilian from Gla-gow, reports thli she exRe-
reuced very heavy weather lost maiaopgslint mast ID
boom, bulgsIks galley, &C. stove cabin ,kyi9ht and
bbnace ard have been three weeks short OF provioas
During most Of he heavy weather tn captain 'ss aal
Hook bearing NV g mule, took plot ison The IL.
Hal who supplied % with b0Gd.
biz CsrCens Of Portland, from ElgaTto1n. four days,
viii dJe WOOD &c to master The G. was picked up at
GA a. II ;Lfy miles of Mal.has sIaeyaft BY Z lore
en- an chcoEer had both and deck load gone an1
alsudorcd was taken mo Elgartcwn and repaired RON
tllc bIoug Ltto tbs CITY Bile was rom Cafa''@ '''Hl
The schocrer Emerne Miner hence f5r Noble 9ald
e<th ut ind ceme back Sunday night GA ne Es,n %
Ele. ME lying &. carried away oo@'Ptn; NM
IN boom Ell al attached. On ~ st. g." onS SUP
., sed o bs ihe Major RDggold tll Of vees aai aott
dored eof.nsst soae and n,a.rnast hanging over Tie
stern.
Can, pArmelee OF the packetshp Mddiesex, ar lived
Yesterday forenoon from Liverpool 10th January IT forms
s that bis vessel was i've days in the ICE On the usage
She had her ase and part oil man stem Knocked
wa and received considerable other damage Gao;
Paynoee got up some boiler iron and spiked il on the
bow Of the ship 10 prevent Ice cutting il )gn. Sac
rassed through 600 mice OF ed ice and 30 cs berg.
rorr,ed al one time 10 sea- from lat 81 deg ~ min - lon
&C der 81 min. While beating up the L. wer Bay the
Mddesex misstsyed and went lahore at ID o West Bank
She was released il about two hours hT wever without
sustaining injury
THz BARK : J ROBERTS. SHORE At ArsEcJM.
Yesterday morning the schooner FOW Sisters arrived a.
this port with cargo Of wool oil. and the ssis rigging
ard par e the bark S J Roberts, ashore At Absscom
Beach y j. Captain steeiInen o.ys that she viii be
total loss
IEPARrURg oF TIE NORTHERN LIGHT
The steamship Northern Light, Cart Churchill sailed
from this port Saturday a!tern for San Juan de
Nicaragua. with passengers for Al Francisco. Every
berth on board u The steamer h I'm the s;eersge the
fret cabin state rooms, occu jed by men, women and
children.
TIE United States MAI Steamship Ohio, Capt Fox left
tbs foot Of Warren Z 0rth River yesterday afternoon,
for Aspinwall She c'-ried crowd Of passengers for
California.
Jacob Albert respected citizen Of Baltimore, aged 10
YEAR died Oh Sunday night He leaves property esi-
mated at Two millions Of dollars