New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
MARINE DISASTERS.

Bosros. Jan. l. 1854
The steamer City Of New York. Mathews, from Phila
eelphia arrived to day. in seventy hours. Captain
MaiLows reports tina. the ship Independence which sailed
hence for Valparaiso anchored in tho vicinity of Cape
Cod with all her cut away The City of New York
will discharge part of her cargo and 90 down her
up Captain Mathews also reports that he twenty one
vessels mostly schooners ashore back of Cape Cod names
The following additional reports have come to hand:
The bark Ids from Philadelphia is ashore Sandy Neck
blged. The Ida had on board the crew of schooner
Lilnet, Of Rockland. ashore Block Island. The
schooner Emma g. supposed from New York, is also
ashore at Sandy Neck.
The schooner Commodore Kearney supposed from New.
York Is ashore, and bilged
Schooner Willow from Philadelphia is ashore on Den
mis- Beach, high and dry.
Bark Nashua is anchored in Chatham Harbor with all
her masts cut away.
Schooner Ellen Herbert from Philadelphia. is ashore
Bark Fanny Buck, from New. Orleans. with cargo Of
cotton, hemp and moia'ses, is ashore at Race Point
boik EhzaDen' STOUT from hiatanzas went a'hore AZ
ashore in the morning but the latter died in his
the beach. Their child dashed to the rigging where
he was frozen TO death. Crew saved.
Bark Sylvester Snow from Cuba, is ashore, high and
dry.
The schr Mail from New York for Providence is ashore
at Race Point. Three men drowned saved.
The schr. f. Bray, of Yarmouth, lost her mate and
steward
The schr Water Witch, from Florida ashore lost her
mate ard one seaman
Tie schr Wolcott from New York, anchored where
net stated with masts cut away.
Point and ii is supposed will be total loss The cargo
viii be partially saved Capt. Skinner reports that ne
saw schooner, name unknown, 60 to pieces crew all
lost.
Schooner Boston Captain Laybold, from Halifax is
ashore where, not stated, Passengers twenty-five IN
number, all eayed.
Brig Lily, from ST. M0rys, Ga, is ashore, where not
stated high and Day.
The following schooners also ashore where not
stated: Emerald, Of Bristol Me-; Caroline Richmond,
from Fredericksbureh Charles A. Harman from Norfolk
Leo, of Rockland, Me Burgess" New York; Hannah;
John Marshall and Federico
The gale at Yarmouth Cape Cod was terrific The tide
rose very high doing much damage to the wharves and
lie property thereon.
Tie bark Maryland, from Baltimore, is ashore inside the
Gades with five feet Of water her hold and foremost cut
schr Mary E. Pierce, from Wilmington N. c. is high
ND on Scuete Beach but may be got off after dschargng
A ship unknown is ashore on the Cliff. Assia-
Cep smith, of the Mary T. Pierce states that he came
round Cape Cod with about IS sail and thinks most of
them have gone ashore.
Five schOOners and one brig additional TO those named
are ashore near Duxbury.
The bark Leroy from New Orleans anchored Off Ply
mouth light on Thurtday morning aud had to cut away
her The vessel remains sound Her captain came
up 10 the city and chartered seamerto tow her up.
Tie big Clio. from Savannah the 18th inst is ashore
of Scitnate, a complete wreck. The saved.
PROVIDENCE, Saturday, Dec. 81, 1883
We have received the following dispatch of marine dis
asters from Newport
The brig r. b Clark of LsSsc from PASSPORT for New
York with lumber, went ashore near Fort Adams.
Brig Elizabeth, from Providence for Wilmington N T.,
in ballast is ashore on the breakwater Damage I'M
known. 1890 - -,
Br brig Acadan Of and from Windsor, n. S. for New
York with cargo of potatoes, run into by another
vessel and to sinking slipper her anchors and was
run ashore on the lime rocks in the inner harbor, where
she remains.
Schr Emma of Bremen, Smith, from Philadelphia for
Boston with coal, went ashore near Beaver Tail andhas
bilged -,
Schr Homer of Boston, Is ashore near Fort Adams with
both masts cut away. -
SChr. Telegraph, from Boston for ranger, Is Daiiy
ashore In The Cove Fort Adams.
Schr City Belle Clark, of and from Belfast for New
York. was into by the schr Daniel Webster and some
what damaged
Scbr Arctic Moulon from Baltimore of and for New
buryport with oak plank, dragged ashore in the Inner
HalbOr. v
Schr Flolle for Barnstable from Baltimore in ballast
parted her chains and went ashore in Brenton's Cove:
Schr Indicator of and from Marbiehead for New York
went ashore the Breakwoter but has been got Oil
with loes of anchors and bboom stern stove tara and
monkey rail gone, and other damage:
Providence, Friday, Dee. 80, 1858:
The storm has been very severe in this vicinity. We
have received no mail from Boston New York for two
davs Tie Boston and StonngtOn Roads are blocked up
with snow and the trains endeayong to force their
wny through.