New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
TIE WRECK OF THE SHIPS CHAUyCEY
JEROME AND NEW ERA.
SIXTEEN BODIES WASHED ASHORE.

TIE WRECK OF THE SHIPS CHACNCEY
JEROME AND NEW ERA
SIXTEEN BODIES WASHED ASHORE.
From the sgent of the Under writer's, learn that
the bulls of the Chsuncey jerome and the New Era
have gone to pieces. The pscketship Chsuncey Jer-
emo came ashore at Long Branch, n. j.. in the early
part of last year. and all through the trying storms that
have swept along the coast since that time, her hull
has brsvely held together. Nearly all Of her cargo
had been got out but considerable quantity Of rail
road iron uained in her hold up the time Of her
going to pieces. In the storm OF Sunday nigh, the
bull split in two, and ope.hslf OF it wshed
ashore.
The packetship Ne~ Ere with the recent, tragic fate
Of which on the coast of NewJersey, our readers
are all fsuiliar also broke up in the great storm Of
Sunday night. At the time Of the wreck OF this
packet on Deal Beach, tue rushed into the be-
tween decks so suddenly ss b drown many OF the
unfortunate passengers in their berths. The irving
esunder OF her timbers by the late storm, stewed the
bodies Of some of them along the beach, and on
Monday morning sixteen OF them were found by the
coast people, and decently inferred. The bodies
were these Of fourteen males and two females, all
sadly disfgured.
Mr.. Jacob W. Morris, at Long Branch, has taken
"a accurate a description of them a. the circuua-
stances would allow. The coast from Deal TO Long
Branch is all strewn with the fragments Of wrecked
property of various kinds presenting sad scene OF
disaster.
SAFETY OF THE BARK FLIGHT -'AsorHER
Schooner ASHORE NEAR RocxAwAr.-Thc follow
ing extract from letter from Capt. J. Q. Bovine to
the Board of Underwriters, happily announces the
safety of the bark Flight, with all on board
Ngw.IsLEr, l.. l., Monday Jan. %. 1883.
GEYTLEMES: The bark Flight was within one
length of being of last evening, with anchor laid out
and every precautiOn taken 20 insure success owing
TO the weather, we all left her at midnight Il blew
very heavy gale from the s. T.. with atremendous sea
on. Toward morning the wind worked round to the
westw ard, and blew very heavy from that quarter.
presume the bark has bilged, as she drove IN this
morning over 100 yards. and | think from appear
ances, she must have some water in her. She has
parted the cables we had laid out. There IL too much
wind and sea 10 approach her today and think wa
shall have to take her inside the Inlet az any rate.
We shall save her cargo, but il will take time.
can see another schooner on shore, about ten
miles TO the west of u.s. The steamer Mercury ishere
ard cannot get out owing TO the heavy sea on the
bar. She will leave az soon as possible.
have strong hopes of sending you cheering news
of the Flight in my next letter }. q. v.
We learn from other sources, that as yet no effort
has been made to get out the cargo of the Flight.
SCHOONER PEARL ASHORE Our Correspondent at
! Rockaway states that the schooner Pearl Is COM
handed by Capt Westerve Her cargo consists
of turpentne. resin and hides. At haftde she was
high and dry but with favorable weather she might
be got off.
NAvAI.-The U. S. brig Bsinbriige, from Rio ia
metro Via Barbados arrived at this port yesterday,
aer exceedingly rough passage, having put into
the latter pert for water and repairs. On Sunday
night last abe experienced q violent gale from the
touihea ard came very near going on the Jersey
beach Those on board of her say she Is entirely I'M
seawortby.
Let Of CNors-L'eut conuiandrs c @. Hunter Lisuts
G Fleming Daniel Ansnoni Purser Thomas VI Locker;
Aens psste' ~ NJ sene III Ssi Nm Inn n
r. Chspiu Mdshpman. c. Bsbeock; Commsndants CLERK,
4. D. Mach
SUBMARINE yoLcASo.--Capt. Patterson, Of the
ship Magnolia reports that on the 10Th Of November,
while in lat 42o 80 Ion sso i5 W., while the Msgnos
Tia was on her homegard passage from Callao che
experienced severe shock from a submarine vol
cano, causing all on board TO fancy that she was
either running over coral reef had gone ashore
For short time the shock occa-ioned much alarm
and excitement on board.
Loss OF THE SCHOONER Con, A. LINDSEY AT
sqrAx-The schooner Cora A. Lindsey, Capt. Day,
with naval stores, from Nevbern, N. c., to New
York, came ashore on Squan Beach, about ten miles
70 the south Of Squan Inlet, on Sunday night. Tho
schooner is about 100 tuns burden. She lies head on
shore and bilged-the tide ebbing and flowing In her.
Her cargo consisted of 700 bbs OF turpentine, resn
&c. Her Chcklosd has been washed off and lost;
at present only come SEQ bbls. remain in her. The
crew were all saved.
REPORTED T0TAL Loss oY TIE PAcxyr-sHip
GEoRGE C.SSISG.-The Cansda broush t Intelligence
Of tie total Ices Of the packetshp George Canning
The report ives embodied in the following brief tele
graphic announcement, dispatched to George Wight
* Co., of Liverpool, just before the Canada sailed;
From c. Mosehur,z, Hamburg. Vessel George
Canning totally lost
This dispatch Messrs. Wright s Co. forwarded to
the conseuee. Mr.. W. +. Schmidt, Of No los and
iO7 WALst Mr.. Schmidt is unable 10 supply any
details of the disaster.
The ship George Canning sailed from this port for
Uambureh rder the command of Capt. Jacobs, on
the Cd OF December last. She took out a general
cargo of merchandise valued ct nearly $4,000, and
about thirty passengers. The freightsge-ef,s33-
was insured together with her cargo, in New-fork,
Boston AID Philadelphia Offices. The snip was about
$50 tups register, and built at Lubec, on the
Baltic, some three years ago. Robert M. sioman,
Of Hamburger who valued her At $4,000, was her
owner The vessel i. insured in Hamburger and
o,her European Offices.
Two SHIPS WRECKED OFF LIVERPOOL, N. S-A
,elevrsphic dispatch, received by Enwood Walter.
Esq.. dated at Halifax, n. s., 2ad inst. states th"
The bark Wave, lsupposed TO be owned BY D. f'
man. of Liverpool, y. 5 j and the shiP
ST. Stephens, y. H., were wrecked at LVe,poY',
s.. in the gale Of Friday 10Th. The 'h'P a1e.
Is supposed to be the Queen OF the SEES Jeans
Mr. Porter, Of St. stephens boun' "'A'
n. s., 10 the West IBdies.