New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18

., b The MeIssr Of Greencck The mate arrived Mobile
seas. LOYAL scs.sros, LOwden at say.nnah from New
York reports the sIh lust lat 81 ~ lon % passed
Can't l. Attempted 70 board her the heavy,
sweeping completely her decks lie was able however
sone Tie brig could 20: have THE o.
T. cleared At NswY9A on the "a o. Nov Or u 'o0H' H.
BsIG fcARlAS of NewloIk arrived al ST Thomas 18th
u Gusd.uPe in distress having lost her orems' aud
BARK BucSIYr from Africa. whch had been spoken leshy
dmssted received the damage while IN contact with
senR. @ H. TOWNSEND tOf BrOoths'sal Kelsey hence toe
encountered on the 9Th inst 49, Ion. IL heavy gale
FROM 10 .h .r G Which with sail.
sing ssched square sail and yard and part Of dset od
age and put into Wilmington, N C., for repairs.
scHx. MONTEREY lOf Delaware city, nom as Southern gor,
Island with loss Of chains and being boarded W" found
scss Wm SMITH Smith at Charleston 10th inst from New
York 9Th Of Cape Hattera lost boat split sails and TO-
RAJ NARY Ann Pagan at Charleston 18th inst from Boston,
on the sh of FryingPsn Shoals in heavy gale from W.,
Sc pa MARY H. MsrLIS, from Mahnns River for New
YORK so ashore on Hereford Bar and compelled TO throw
ovsrhosrd 2 COO bush corn to OF.
sc%s Enw.sp KloprR Tyler from Boston arrived at ss
ysnnah on the nst with loss Of fOres b and ssf and
ScSa IrwIs~we ind following in The Boston Advet'
e Of the 10th inst which goes confirm the loss Of the 'ch,
Lewis with all her The body about 40 years Of
undoubtedly one Of her crew was found YESTERDAY morn
in black wooden shirt and thick jacket IN
his were bunch Of keys sas PS m Hewitt
check dated Bosom Feb H. lSs good to w
marked on his with India ink design crowned with
the word Liberty and the letters VIM beside Il -Four
ter bsy were undoubedy portion OF the Of the Lewb,
but they had been identified al last advices
wedsed between rocks with probably her sides broken IN
The vessel Of ss1 tu9s built IN New Yo I'm N
York and Liverpool packets She valued " $4,000 which
Taf Tw % Anscsa wAesS. Seas reported having
ashore the Island Of osr0Rs were Without aqaC. ss
Ming s on rma or Coupan Island Of May
TsE bottom up BY the Metscom and e one OF two
s &sS't ss'
which had been preserved In the Ice she was painted
SHIP NORTH cARoLp. Adams from csllso was a. Sandy
rG Psa spsf the crew IAN swsy Capt
to procure Substance great hut peDssrd hsrs
tanned injury She was to leave soon Tor Barcelona WIN net
GS csRisTsSs NIGHT about 70 o'clock while reefns the
foresail Of schr L. Lowering Sst Mobile Sh ut then
schr lost overheard He was native Of Yarmouth
Bsic Gary EAGLE, of Boston. passed abandoned o.
the sth inst in lat H. Ion "a wategged and abandoned
completely her decks boats gone and 'he
Sea saAanas t1ot CoOpeJ from Norfolk for Me-
with corn aud aSur put INTO newport iA inst sa
Sur AsasUsTos of Newburyport before mentioned put
into Kew West having been ashore the American
had sustained much damage that would be Necessary
B ss AImIsA Prince Havana I'd inst, from Portland,
| lost deck load and several sails in gale Esd ult
broken short od well up In the wood wofs
ashore on Gsups Island Monday. 1t probably belonged
gcT llsn ScssPansE' from NewYoi for Dover H. Wits
cargo Of hour ashore during the gale Sunday
moing AZ Fesbxster Cove Gloucester harbo and
pieces About bbls -four slightly damaged, were saved
ScHR. LoTUs Dunnells, from Baltimore 81 and oi fdH
worth vessel before reported Ia Christmas Cove 10
distress She had struck Nantucket Shoals about 18th u
and leaking badly Her cargo OF corn and Sour ~s '
BSRK OccDExr before reported ashore the mouth Of
the ON
sails rigging anchors brought Al Tho remain
Ing on board consisted Of % 600 hdes and 10 600 horns
ScHR EBEs SAWYER Percysl, from Jscnel for boson,
which has detained Newport for time while gong
out morning 4th lost overheard the mate brother o.
the captain Every effort made 70 him, but without
success body sank the Breakwate Fort Adams ne
casting the anchor at tho time Of me secen p.u
| Scar. GRAsDILLA (of HarpswelD Neryman, nom fhnt
delpha Boston left Holiness Hole 18th inst but the nsH
becoming iced the schooner rendered nnlnas
able and ded until she made Sesun and me crew
party from shore she assisted into Townsend Hai
Dor the l,h The obliged 10 cut away the nl
yards the sail The cook ct the o. had died Of fever
| since leaving Holiness Hole
BRIG ALFaRETTA (of Harpswe) Bbber, from Portland f
Havana lumber put into Newport l3th s, NJ
distress anchored in the outer harbo west OF Fort AdAm
having thrown her besmends IN the gale Of otn mt
and carried away aud everything attached 10 IT, man
topmast sails rssin &c lost part Of deckload, stern Dos
| three waiercasks OF deck, and leaks some =,
before reported ashore Proynceowp "oee
yards She reans perfectly tight snd eontfset ~
been made get her on and deliver her Ia Boston iot
During the Vea broke her rudder Pnes wheel sn'
| spsnker-boou. -. -. g.. "a 4,
No known 70 nave oeeh "ieNNo" W.
sesR Lacos from York for Boston before reported
ashore Hysnns) towed INTO the hAV' Oh mohnsy
steamer Island Home.