The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-13

The nscs~s esssn IN the Eass.
kKRiors MAMIE pEsAsrxks AND LoG or LIYD-Yk.
TAI AFrnAy-Now sfoRn, ETc.
Bo<ros, March Il, 1885,
z shir sshsrs a seitusis 10 the Vim. Cooper, nom
Savannah Car Boston, not ths orisptsl, a. supposed
shs vest ashore On Saturday, % so'eioch A. r., % Q
s.sdy botism. ssA heads 70 the .ss, vsHshsr thick
with sns~ AZ the time. Captain sssn. nr. Gore,
(sAs third m2ts,) ana so.s ss&msn, we're drowned
in sss<mytDs 10 reach Nc shos In boat, having 70
unssred - Try and reach ne land and procure assist-
fe best The ship holes togsthsr, bat her main ana
uissn mssss are Fons Irss VIM. A. Cooper good
shp q ss sous eight years oid and Il insured
IN Bossoa Hsr cargo consists q about AGO bslss cot
va and i7co hiass which probably also Insured 10
Dsssou.
rAs .shoonsr Anita Damon. Fusr Of snd iron Norfolk
f0r nostos vent ashore sstaAts and total loss.
Cree and cargo saved shs loaded viii slaves and
~ bags coffee
A ds-paseh from Plymouth q ths mn ssys'-ws had
sale saturday aDa tia roads are inpassabls
from ann saos. Asehoonsr . ashore near tas Gourmet
Light
rhs bars California, from S.v Yort Tor Boston, with
laie boxes - sugar went sshore II hAeomst during
the gale. Tho all saved except one msns
vhs attempted 20 lAaa % . sp8f. ms vessel has
bngea.
A large ship ana saothsr vessel, both naknown. are
ashore mics further dowa The schooner Benjamin.,
frOm New fora for kAspor,, wth cargo Of -four and
corn, ashore a, wsrsss Cove, and has bissd. tbs
crew we're saved BY means Of line from the shore.
The schooner Smith ruttis, from Boston for New
YORK. with cargo Of hemp AID corn, Is also ashore st
waren's Cove
Another despatch from Plymouth says the ship
above mentioned Ia not ashore but a. anchor with her
mssts eutswsy.
An Array occurred yesterday morning among the crew
Of the ship Lady saaO bound for Mobile One seaman
killed. and four arrested and brought back
10 this city.
Aheavy snow storm visited the Cape on Friday nght,
and the from Boston for BArnstsbs on Saturday
Afternoon could proceed no farther than hddebsros on
account Of the deep
The ship ashore or anchored OF Plymouth ID supposed
10 be the Hudson, Of New YORK, from Savannah for
Boston, shs miles astsrn Of the ship VIM.
A. Cooper wher the gale commenced. Ths steamer r. d.
Forbes has been sent 10 her assistance
The supposed dsmsstsd ship below Plymouth tarns
out 10 be the brig Hayward from Havana Tor Boston
anchored Of the Monument Plymouth, during tbs gale
OF saturday and cut away her mass 70 keep from going
ashore She taken in TOW this by the steamer
Acorn, from Sandwich, and brought here Inc Acorn
reports no square rugged vessels ashore between fiy
mouth and Sandwich.
The schooners Benjamin. from Ssv York for PASSPORT,
and the Smith, futile, from Boston for New York, are
high and dry at low water. Their oArgess are being
landed In q damaged state.
Tie cargo Of the bark California IL insured n New
York.
Orient, I. l., March II, 1885,
The schooner Emperor, (of Guilford, Cena,) from
Madison Conn., ashore Malford's ledge Of this
place on Saturday evening, 10th inst, 81 hafpast
O'Clock, and went entirely TO pieces within or ness
minutes and sad to relate, Captain Chapman Mr. Smith,
the owner, ascotchman and negro boy, we're inms
diatsy drowned or killed BY the fragments Of the wreck
or cargo the mate Mr.. Brown ia the only survivor Of
all on board The bodies Of all the lost have been re-
covered, and an inquest held by the Coroner.
The sloop Village Belle leaves this harbor this (sar-
day. afternoon, TO take the remains 70 Guord. The
cargo Of hoop poles hay and paper h sfrswn along the
shore Tor some distance Fortunately, Captain Luther
Iuthiu OF this place, was watching the movements Of
the Emperor Mr. Brown would also been lost &c
he would have persisted in fes minutes without ala
The wind was blowing gale N. N. w., and very cold