New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Dfsaseefs, &C.
ASHORE :SoS y mile: ssIS i. =.
laden with sugar and hde abandoned We Aays Sssn =.
. viii probably s., The g.,sss G%'"'" A
and 1s sS Ses ss' hs ,he %
"a .sPl r Hs s ss d. %1i .'''
Tar SHIP ST. LAwRExoE, Stetson, from New-Yoft, ~
S,. TIM . ss w.. Sy t
Lawrence old vessel built in Du.bury IN isn,
Tar scaR ALICE from NewYOrf Baltimore, has arrived
!. es as n RS', ss T, Of the "a Of sspe%Ssr
EXTRACT from letter to Eiwo0d walter esq., See'e'A'
D0'ia oHDe'" CHARLESTON, Sept g.
in very good order leaking very ans The captain In
tours me he ground liquor barrels and does NOS
anticipate any damage Shs will commence to discharge %
SE three ruased schooner John g Heeksh while lying Il
Savannah inst where had but few before Nxe1
from New York being destroyed BY IRE Win n
yessi The damage done trHins The parties sn e.
STEAM TUG TrAs recently ashore on saD'n Beach,
The BRIG BsltmSrs from s. Es:; H.s, ~
in which received o,seT slight damage next day
''c .s s,ss snnns the Ss TELEGRAPH. ch.a
on 5ih inst report. Sept lh la. o. lon 70 % poke tho
ed having experienced hurricane the LIST and "a
inst during which lost the cook overheard lost part q deck
load and had the water up to the cabin no ~
The BRs D. s. Brown from Phi.deph. bound 70 Nsw.or'
leans put Charleston the 5h when Cd Cape Henry
sheayy gale from the NORTH during which sprung isa
seGs GIsnyisw. Captain Partridge, from r.niso Ne:
Nth 70. fGrt G river W.. d"'sS r.. ;sS .sa
R1rosr Of the schooner Lydia Cowpshwte which 20
into ss from Dsren G @ sunday
took heavy gale from the Ne shifting 70 sE nd 49,; s
sprung leak galley hsd the cabin washed os lost pr
load Doe. provisions and :as, and stove .nsS ~
.sS p Southern he Belle from kswYoI for
y setting
: i ss Of ss b.
board his aid and succeeded in attaching ns =. a.
&; e.. ss :'ss:: ~ II!
Tire & S so Ct IT,
md ~ss s.s tel s the
day. out provisions and and the csptans trunk
Wms bs: come up to The city to procure the .srves: o.
bis vessel into port she being completely wsss'
SHIP MouLTRIE at Charleston from Liverpool the 2~
u in lat IS des long 81 deG experienced severe hurricane
hours accompanied By tremsDdO9. Which kept up ta
,ss :y On sR % sos q
BsIe Jcss AL,RSD Handy toT Boston FROM s R v'
seSs SS JOINS q Wsss1 IL
p.hsnnok the night Of the I.t INST Of the Cope. Of Ds.
bbocm, about % cord: Of wood from Cd deck, Su
warks, &c.
ScHR MARY PERxISs-Ths vessel which besched ness
Cape Henry the late gale has considerable Of rood
board shipped ct Boston for merchants In this city, Wa
the captain found that she going ashore he her bed
what sail he could and drove her high she we
20. When the tide receded she left high and dry -
has thereby escaped DAMAGE and the goods for
being delivered In good order and we'll condiiose
With only the expense Of getting them up from the CO.
We learn that the beach from Cape Henry for miles se
Il srewed With wrecks. fNsnolk Herald, SEPT
LEwEs, Del, Sept 6-Mr Walker has returned ftem -.
wicks Island reports wrsckmaster Of that %
has large force board the ship John cusr eens ost s
imber) and saving her materials for which ny
ceive Is peS mt salvage. No marine dsaster oco"'
during the q violent gale.