New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-13

Steamship Auguc Lyon Saysrnsh SO hours passengers and
e Kit to /. Hchi IL Savannah River passed brig X g.
FIN Havana bound to savannah Monday night u
caring west 10 minutes past exchanged signals with steamer
Jss Adser r., n
~ ndse and 59 PASSENGERS 20 samuel Thompson NepheS
Experienced heavy weather n the Channel spt sa ana "a
Dec came the North Channel from that date until Z6h
experienced succession Of heavy gales from s. s. W. 70 W.
W. with a heavy obliged 70 carry heavy pres" o.
fe rs 18Th heavy sea boarded poop carrying sway
pert Of the Poops. snl d.,- .tsyns 9a.sr e9.t' bull
the second cabin and storage has been 70 tbs
pohwar Rocka and has been z days west Of the banks
with heavy weather has suffered much in sails and rigging
Hes had tour births and one death.
&c to J. H. Brewer Co. Was anchored the bar last night
Ship nion f Baltmore) Wiley BIO JansIo Dec 81 cot
fee hides and ipecac Oerch Lurman, OF Baltimore Has
been within five days OF since jan & with heavy
wf s.s .o,,. D. soou.c of go.ou JOHNSON Aslsp.
days sugar and molasses TO Peck Lyman Jan p lat IS
lon SO TO- experienced heavy gale from T. TO g W. which
Bss Cssca Waugh Trinidad de Cuba Jan IT, nolasse, &C.
George Stephenson. Experienced very heavy weather.
BIs Forrest of CheryGedl Brown, jacksonville p days,
yellow pine to Thompson Hunter 9th inst, lat 49, lon 10
b. spoke BIZ scr Mary Peavey from Porto Rico for New
York 50 days had experienced heavy gales and was
leaking 800 strokes per hour blowing heavy gale from
w could render her assistance trying TO get into
Vineyard sound The r. Oh the Let inst was within ~ ns Of
Big La, of searspo Williams Jacksonville, days, gel
BIZ 0ctayia woodward (of Esworh) Chace from Sagua
II days uoasses 70 Grnnsl, Minturn Co. fh inst OF
Doubfehesded Shot Keys spoke ship Laura Buekman on
Brig Frederic Eugene Spear Jsemel q days. ogwOod co
fee kc. Becker Grseves lst inst lat y 81, Ion "a 80
King Fisher. Boston Feb g. lat. q, on IT,
Ioke brg Gen. Boyd, hence, days out
Bril- Austen (of 1homason Elem Trinidad n days sugar
and ol,es Agurre galway Jan. D. Tortuses bearing
~ T. Is miles spoke schT Sea Bird OF NoTthpor L. l., hence
seh sultan CBTJ Day, HafaI "A day fsa to J. Hunter
Co.
sehr Eben Atkins (of Rock.nd) Harding Jsmaics jan g.
pimento Gc % Is. Aetcae Experienced heavy weather
ost fcresa and b has been y days y. of HstteTas
Sch George A. Title Adams Charleston wheat and cotton
H. Person Has been IL days " OF Hsttsras encoun
tered heavy gales lost part Of deck load and the vessel Is so
badly strained 70 cause her 10 leak.
Sch Mary and Louisa Steeman Charleston p days mdss
10 G. H. Person Has had continued gales from the west
sails and standing JAM % James Patterson
lost overheard from the bbOom.
soop Amelia Wsson from the wreck OF John Stroud ashore
a. Rockswsy.
BELOW-2 bsrks south Of the Highlands
sAILED-BsTk Clara B. Williams. Havana.
WIND-Sunrise, 5. W meridian, W. N w sunset, NV,
and fresh
Wreckng scbooners Rnggod and Henry w Johnson which
e the Sls u the bark Echo ashore Quogue,
L.. detained Fire Island for days by uns,orabe
weather They arrived the wreck and ont their oil casks
Sunday last and the wind and permit they viii iHme-
dstey commence operations and probably the vessel
The T. has been her beamends three times but ghte
By pumping, &c.
Capt Tou Of the Undervrers returned this
g from chr Charles Colgate ashore s Absecom he thinks
be viii be Of; and be will her TO morrow morn
ug ll3thl with wrecking schooner and materials