New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
Disasters, &c.

scHR TRADER. before reported abandoned sfter collision
with very thch weather prevented the look
board the steamship from seeing the rrsdsr until the
for the steamship TO avoid striking her boat
y Psehes from n. :e. D,hP to the seho,.er ana every
found that she leaked badly and having aud
besd he James Adser tn. loaded with resin.
cid not sink in meosey reported soc passed
her house srd .,ern only visible BY bark Warren Hallsu
Hslet at Baltimore hom Boston, who could not board ths
BsIs Duscm Porter from PhlsS.pbl 9th ult for Bah,
Me- with e'so Of coal encountered violent gale st lost.
YorE hove in ..ht remained until P NJ without being
ss :. t1s any ",s ~hsn r., h Ss n. da S to
that no boat could live FIVE minute
Ne from Csrdena Cork before reported abandoned
sten of BY Spanish bs Psqast Of Tsuagona from
Cset seleher pesss in high terms Of the kindness Of the
sHip TlsrAR MIX from New York Feb I6 for Mebourss
into Csdz 10Th at with daIae to iudder leafy and
' RH, o, esI,0 h5 .I Cv;IS;.5f u.u x.,.,
ayed Nschs. 2sih ult bound from Boston TO Deer
t. While 10 torh direction from Thach.r' Island.
hive miles distant ale ost oth ms's obo mad s.' tora
ind Loaf ard dses started AMI tora eOnsheraby She vi"
rHE cAFrAW cR.w Of schr rearsr Of New York bs.
their boat picked 40 BY pilot boat j. A. wsstesvet
and .isn New York they had shelter ander lee
scaE. -HoNAs W. oLcOTr q New BEDFORD reported
eS5s Ss sSS G c.ss u s,a s
Iosd Toe sehT. Charles Eswsy ana oop 3ter3g CT Bridge
ort shoe sshoTt dtsnce below Catsk and three East
line driven the eastern shore Of river
eli cuiirs the isf. gale
scHR rsNoREU. Ashford arrived at Fall River sth inst
o Ihlsds phi. with loss OF topsyard and ss had sails
'5lE' Sc. IN the gale Of the ID inst
scBR NARY GRoTos, al Boston from Cadenas l6 DAYS
pth OF let 5s sac experienced weshr for the
pee Il osy; has split sails &c 10 Boston Bay April T.
a seuste the sale and driven Sea- ID inst hove
10 huuicaLe, parted the ch1n bobs,sy sprung
mst the vessel e4k0g badly aud the ming board
VS. oocgt 70 'cutte o. cabs OF noasses 10 relieve he
scFR. JAMES late Of Erwb uryport arrived New Bedford
BIB rst Tom F1clnsss Hole, where had been
9TH ~ Of plaster board which she will
on sae railway She has been purchased By p,ries 10
NV Be6fold.
scHr. ksgSIos Curtis Of snd from Hsmpden bound to
Retksrd, .sen With bricks ard lumber Roroog Of
ih in,t ~ The PenoSscst River Mil Creek the
stove Ia her ports Two Of the washed
boud They seceeded in sustaining he bits
fIuu Der M oy the aperture arrival Of the Daniel
Webster they rescued and taken board ney
TIE remainder Of the from the nSgug the
scbr aid Kindly cared fer on board tb.
SHIP JAMES CsESfoS John Thomas, the ate Of the
10 Marathon who ook charge OF the James Chstoa .ea
IL with 81 ss.) siyes ,hs following report:
an the 18Th OF rebfany In about 80 NJ lat Ion. 40 w.
Wind E. light breez4. about A. " vessel sheai
care d., OF about 10 A hailed and aid not
tia toDsa yads osp and the
,opsss ~ ed home, haud up lib ss and toos.,
M sdre eunDins that the stip abandoned hostsi
cut IKE ard boatd- Found every rope sar
and IN the cshio sveiythns Ia disorder 40 fpundsed or
sfyse had bees femossd taers wu not sssu
On hoard and only bread and bs coffee In ore OF
the lever hold and ely feat in twixt dseka The
cargo apparently eorsst.d Of provons tssaeco, oil cake
Ne reund su>sFSoss bored through the port
he twist tssbs ss1 sc tepSd p1e M DeeJ ne pert