New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

~arp,, Nv Cert, ichn 4 Napr,. tia,hct Master.
Cant A. J, Nsrrr 81 ,he IoNailef. Capt Waren
Marine insrcct'N 81 the Chicago Insurance Company.
Cart u. A Gsision VI tho h,is l'ls 4 Hawk Capt.
! lea>ee cf tho ht,e Globe Cart Hiram liicod at 'ho
schocrer Chapman Capt 4, l. Mory III tho SCHOONER
tcokent. Cap q !. Mahcncy 81 tho schooner Maine
Cert e. Reed ol Tho soh"onor Meridian, AMI four
scaner Mottn Evane ncrris Summers, Geo. Gold
irr and John McEllirot. aud out they went about
I'M hra,iue old Michigan when tossed IN her Wild
Is, waves
An along tho shore or milo Tho crowd pressed hard
~ the waters edge 10 witness The rrecuc houses hsd
tloir topa syccAcd with human beinga; the Michigan
Central was crowded. Eager eyes watched the ,wo
boats. Now they seemed ongulphod; but they would
rice Again. and thcn mako Roadway; nc cry was al
lsst thoy have reached tho vcssol. All was sienoe.
How the board The hrg TusCa7ora got into INC
life boats or when. not seen, hut aloag fine line
Of human beings The word passed hey are SAFE 'oe
boats are rvtuuiug," About :. o'clock they were
roar nv and soon after came into port Then sh0u,
after shout greeted these gallant tar and they heard
welcome which brave mon always receive Tor brave
deeds wnich no morey buy. They Jumped ashore,
a. II they had done ordinary duty, and helped the
eleven sufferers OF the 1uscarcra who were worn ou'
10 land and a snug home 10 Chicago.
TIE hiig LAYS helpless hulk and we hope WILL
weather the storm. IS We write The wind Ioars and
the rain beats bravely asns our windows. there she
rid,s in seeming safety. She IL owned BY Davis h
Sutton, Buifalo-bor hull insured IN the -Eme-ber
cargo by the Chicago Mutual.
KENcsIn AND RACINE.
Our readers remember the Lady Ann, and how her
saant captain stuck by her in the ice last Winter.
She has met her fate a. last The storm struck her al
Kenoshs, and she was wrecked. No particulars have
reached us. The bark Hungarian, watch had been
recently in dry dock At Milwaukee loaded at that port
with a cargo of vhea: for Oswego, had returned 10
,hs, port in eaky condition: The steamer Baltimore,
which LEFT Chicago Sunday afternoon FOR the Sa1' left
Milwaukee a. Mon, sy morning. II supposed tost
she is at Manitowoc. though nothing has been heard
Of her schooner, supposed 10 be the Superior, was
ashore line miles his side OF Milwaukee,, the waves
breaking her, snd the men clngpg 10 t1e nasts
No ATTEMPT TO rescue them had succeeded when the q
p NJ train left Milwaukee. Three schooners were
ashore the Sebastopo. None OF the crews had
got on shore. An effort would be made to save Them
with the life boat Another schooner beached the
Pier at Milwaukee. No lives lost.
MILWAUKEE
Gloomy news comes TO Us from the Nor'b. The
storm which blew strongly here on Monday night was
hurricane at Hlwaut &c, aud al along the shore en-
shrouded life and properly in It's herce throes. Inc
new propeller SetastopOl about o'clock on Tuesday
morning struck on the outer bGr some two anda half
miles south of Milwaukee, and the waves dashed over
her wildly, leaving no hope for her and the lives on
board II YVES dark when shs was wrecked. To re.
main without aid seemed almost certain death; to
attempt TO land, hopeless two noble salors, IN this
fearful dilemma volunteered TO brave the surslng sea
and obtain tie Necessary succor One peTlshed the
other gained the land alive, though with strength
enough left only TO arouse farmer, and thus alarm
the eighborhood ard send TO Milwaukee for help.
The people OF that city, the messens or told his story
were quickly astr ana devised 10 save the hves
on board the propeller, numbering 1t was sad, ABOUT
eighty persons This was about 4. NJ. on Tuesday,
and in an hour after the shore in font of the wrecked
propeller lined with people. The sight was sal
one to look upon. Mon, women and children were on
the fated boat, wriDging their hands in fear or in
egODy, and those shore were unable as get to hep
them AT noon YESTERDAY the Gfe-bOat OF the Sebasto
pol was successfully lowered, manned by seaman,
who scued her ashore taking with him line. BY
means of this they hauled hawseT ashore and fast
ened IT. the propeller not being more than ten rods
from land. The le-bOat returned to the boat: aud
bore off her FIRST load Of passengers, and continued
her trips until every soul was landed
LATER.
The excitement in Milwaukee was very great.
Everybody tunedEout to help. Letlus save the SUI
" ferers was the general resolve The iiie-boat
was taken down by great exertion, and launched
opposite tie Sebastopo. She lay about ten rods off,
broadside to the sea. This caused comparatively
smooth sea landward which enabled the hteboh TO
reach the propeller in safety and work to advantage
Every soul was saved. The crowd on shore, the big
ger crowd IN Milwaukee, saw this safe delivery %
heard of il with joy which knew no bounds.
Nothing was saved from the wreck. No trunks, or
goods or books according to the latest reports were
secured. The passengers saved their lives but lost
everything else. Fifty horses were on board the
SebastOpOl, aud all persisted with It's valuable cargo
and the boat itself TIE ssore was lined with goods
and people were gathering them up as fast as they
coud-guards and the proper officers being at hand TO
watch those iends to be found in every city, who
would rob graves and steal from the dead. Indeed
every sympathy and every care which man could
bestow on suffering sufferers was shown to the
wrecked of the Sebasiopo by the people OF Milwaukee
and its Deighborhood. 1t is supposed that the wreck
of the Sebsstopo caused by he Government light
being out A schooner beached near where she was
wrecked The propeller saw her light and mstook II
for the Government light The last heard from her
was al p NJ. Tuesday. Mr.. Butler tells us that the
Sebastopo was broken no three pieces, and that the
wreck was entire. Nothing would be saved except
what mig hit float Ashore.
1ha Sebastopo is owned in Cleveland by MessrS
Morris Il Watts the latter her captain This was her
fourth trip up. The mate and helmsDan attempted TO
get lire on shore, but their boat was swamped and
the poor fellows drowned. We have been unable to
obtain their names.
LATEST.
II is now nearing midnight and the rain Is pouring
down bard. This promises well and makes us hopeful
for il will deaden the swell of the heavy sea and lay
It's angry waves. Still the night s gloomy ard tenn
pest.cast heavy pail bangs over the sky, and the
wind roars fierce and loud. Heaven guard the storm
tossed mariners and those in their keeping on
this wild and stormy September night
CHARGE OF JUDGE POTTS on THE