New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
MARINE AFFAIRS.

LAUNCH The schooner ". II. Gii.lAnd. D. tuus
bur'ben will be launched from Mr. E. F. wiisns
yard. st Gieenpoint On Tue-isy next. Nov. -, at .
O'Clock This vesel Is ore Of the ftes, OF her csss,
having been butt expressly .or Msssrs. HolInss *
S;orey. snd otbers, o. Charston, and will immaf,-
s;ey tste her place a. one Of the palmetto lioe 70
uDbe,ween New .Yo'k sni Cbarle-ton Mess's Dolnef
p tier < ca. being The agents for New. York.
STORM Of L,KE MlcHIGAy AID sEvERE Loss ~
LHE-We published ,eegrspbic dispatch the o.he:
day amour cling he loss Of twe propaeTs or Lake
MiciigsB with q on board The C-erciaFd PIdtn-
dear Of the 9th furnishes the fo,Sug additional To-
formation in regard 10 the disastrous storm:
Tie bish wind from the southwark which WAS e1oe-
repced here lest Monday m,rning proves 10 have been
nos 10 tic pale A. the lower end of the lake. where
il came rom the southeast From Capt Ia nOer
of the steamer Lady Egin, which came Ia Yesterday
morning, furnished with the following parlcu-
lars which he learned a. be came Up the west shor-
He came Lesr losing his Own b0at. The storm struck
him at MaDit0woc, where be to anchor, bat the
steamer commencing 10 drag hA shppe1 ais cables
and stood out into the lake 10 getting rd OF III.
anchors the beat blown 30 far IN shore that she
was among the breakers but the powerful engine
brought her out and carried her through t1e storm
safely.
The propeller Delaware bound down, foun ieret
near ShebOygan, ano il now dufted nearly ashore
about eight miles south Of thai place whore nothing
but Der arches could be a. the Lady Eign cams
past Capt Chan berlain reports all board lost bat
The NRU0ukse Sentinel Of yesterday says that some
lives were saved from Der by the Sheboygan boat
end that only eleven persisted from her, nclu1ns Iap
DIXON.
The clerk Of the Delaware il In this city, having
remained 70 settle up her bills, and furnishes Us the
following facts in regard to hers She was commanded
by Capt ID. IL Dixon. He has wife and ia nily re-
sioDg in Alexandra, Jefferson county, n. y First
L.. n. Mt 10
w Williams. Patrick Shea, steward, sHd Cbas. Hill,
the cook, unmarried men and belonged 10 Buffalo
as did so tie fist engineer Henry Sinner The fire.
men and deck hauds, VINO were some five IN number
NAMES unknown.
Dir. Clark informs us that on Saturday evening a
party Of six persons believed to be Germans, took
cabin passage for Beaver Island.
The DelawsIe's cargo consisted principally OF two
thousspd four hundred barrels of beef for Smith X
Felt of New-Ycrk shipped BY Hale Il Co. Of this city,
and insured.
The propeller was old She va. owned as follows:
Davis & Sutton Buffalo, ope-haIf; NJ c. Hale one
quarter; and Capt. Dixon, onequarter. She was In
sared.
The propeller Omer Pashs was in company with the
Delaware. She water logged 10 the lake, but sue
ceeded in getting alongside the pier at 5hebOyg4o,
where she sunk. She is Ieoored BROKE in two. Shs
is owned by J. l.. Hurd Il Co Of Detroit and is in
cured She has on board twelve thousand bushels of
wheat shipped by j. s. Richards Of this city, insured
in the Chicsgs Mutual, and three hundred AID
fifty barrels Of -four, shipped here by L. W. AeXan-
der * Co., and Insured in Buffalo,
The propeller Iowa was also 10 company with the
Delaware and Omer Pssha and the steamer Niagara
ives Isst ahead Of them. Nothing has been heard of
either Tumor is current here that part OF the
Iowas cargo and of her masts has been picked 10
near Sheboygan bat we cannot trace it to any reliable
source.
Capt. Chamberlain reports two vessels csysized at
Steboygsn, the c-ew all lost from ard Only one
II an saved from the other. top sail schooner il
ashore at the same plaza The scow Rocky Noun
iains is slso reported ashore there A large brig is
ashore at Twin Rivers and snaA vessel ashore q,
MsDitowOc.
The storm was most severe, and we shall probably
be ar of more disasters.