New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

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Bshur Gsnss Dee - 10 her assistance .trrned Jsaf
with part Of Der cargo but without being eosed get h a.
ard On IAN The crew arrived al Bathurst In boat The vsss
Bsie LreHETA, Eyinge hence for Marscles Ia t-s,.,
nus sas. ard experienced which ss
Der esSn eo,h ras uIeer wsier esn.as her to !sss 2s
Sou.saty a. he pumps Loot many sails; all her .aas
and would be s the February ,or sc.oa1t OF 49,
.1iier. rom letter TO EIwood Waiter ess secretary q
Bss EOL" BrArd for shAnshse which pu, back 70 HOns
Kong NGv 10 distress As. her ea there for sSSoa
before reported a. nrng yee spoken on ,s ~,
inst lat 81 g. Ion n S. Had lost sails ke .Ser, q
BRre GLOBE Roberts, from Msr.elle. for Newyort -
In collision with a French fnss,s which cost 800 ~
French Government Acknowledged i,s responsibility '
together with her q southern pine .d scos
on tie int. The hull brought ssio, and the ss
The chains anchors sails rigging &c also bs sd !,
auction The deck load has been landed on the beach s
BRie CANA from Aasispss for Baltimore before rspsra
put into Norfolk distress ser being ashore would have =
BssH InrLTa from POrtsa Prince for New.Yors in .A..
Of u 5 ofeer which put Into ST Thomas in distress %
Gpp.IT.K jan 2-The American brig Webster Hssa
of Bucksrort sailed Cadir the 2sh s ,s RS
10 niles ran foul OF piece Of timber about p inches sSus,
striking enGWays which spbt the stem and pressed The Ios
psrt the pert causing the brig 70 eh 20 much hat tbs e
shoush both pumps were unable TO ree heE OF tie
foOwnF day at NJ the crew tSos 20 .D ne boat snS H
s 40 hours Of severe exposure IN ne open eoa arrived
here layi
ell pas of this bay at 2oecek m On The lss
W and the tide running ihe noTihi the nef morning ss
w. R.ver.wooi from Hsvre for NewYork with vsssSs
Feneral cargo. nearly al Of which will be saved
PLYMouTE Feb THE Retevef ls) arrived from fsnaa.
do To &c reros the Hecse the Let Of January, ehsel
brs Of about ~ tuns which run on shore aud deserted y
her crew On 81 :ss US 20 Of = New % ss az %
fully equipped for large number OF ssss SO
sur TEiyscSipa Capt Homer from City Point, Va Dec
for Melbourne, which put into savannah Dec - ieAky t
hsyipg been injured the bar at James Riye bad
d,chsed repsired loading the last
doubt ready her when discovered o
ups register built Medord Mass in 1881 owned in Boon
and had been purchased in the Fall OF last year for Se
sgP < L. GILcHRIsr before reported Ere At " Orleans
was first FIRE the evening Of the 18th while tie
ship the bar her way out 70 sea The PieayGne
the Nth 10 ee OF water had already been pumped ine
her owbost bad sent additional boats and
large force 70 her assistance As ne shp was nsnt and sun
the bar and easily accessible strong hopes OF say
cotton ss ssei Of com m sacLs Of wheat and stsvs
sHIFs DISTRESS AT THE WESTERN ISLANDS follow.
esq, Secretary ~ the Board Of Underwater:
Sine. the first OF this month we have sacesssOn u
gaes the 5th and 6h experienced lost violent gale
H. although the wind of shore On the th the brs Key
ing NewbuyPort Cook master bound from Charleston q
everything attached rudder,P9s, split and 80 forth
master from Phsdephs bound to Cork mn into Fsye wiz
loss Of orema bbooms mainopmast and everything sttaeh
To them 4
board part Of the cago-the pumps were ehoked-hsd bad
deck swept, snd lost three Of the crew 81 nm
On the lth the English ship Glran Craig Ellis, msstef
from Calcutta for Enslsnd put with oss OF sails ~
fallen with by the English schr Sarah and sssist
close rceied msinOpsa in son.eq1ence Of .qaal I
got 60 tar through % the Ss sS sa
or shosl the wind having shifted TO the northwrd
the night A number OF Immediately
posed be still board The ship proved TO be the Rsysn
On the 18TH the bark Sumter appeared o this port all dowa
her srboad side with six feet water IN the hold and pams
choked the wind having died away, sent boat tow
her but the tide ebbns and they were forced et
az .I N Se dssP c sr into the outer tsn part Gt % S %
considerable exeron the Of those sent
fodsy the ship Wedee Wescott om New ofesn. bound
to Liverpool put with very deep lsrboard list and feet Of
the Iudder being worked by tackle from the after part oft
From all that We have heard we never have experienced %
eon of underwriters and commercial men to the fact that
Portugal an its donnions The such docanenta
the the Wst occasions loss 70 the owners aud M
derwrs Of not less than 5oo not taking into account ne
increased Isk OF the property, which is very great
January ls-Tbe Sumner has finally succeeded in reaching
regular anchorage having had six fees Of the bold
No time shall be ost having the RaVepswoods cargo brought
J1NuAEY 1.-The weather having moderated lttle dis
patched boat to the Peo with tapauns and three more
trusty to assist in taking care OF the property
The following some OF the particulars OF the ship oven
I;IASp or PIco CASES DE MouRAro jan I5The Ravens
wood from Havrs with ver} valuable cargo Of wine ana
ght She struck O'Clock this mornings all hands saved
except boy who lost his hold in getting ashore and
drowned the body recovered We set TO work
well as we could Sam remaining board myself shore 10
get the cargO but IL very difficult 70 organ@s our
reope and those OF the way that could do good
We sot out about 100 baskets Of champagne perhaps
cases dry somewhat Damaged We might have worked
like risk TO those board the
the night advanced and causing the vessel
work very much. She lies out having fallen seaward. To
morrow II manage shall rig staging and cut
hole in her side-this could not do to-day.
The Captains trunk and chronOmeter ashoe his pape,
the ard says were in his trunk.
JANUARY 1.-THE third day has passed, and the ship holds
tos W.
work and have all between decks he not u er
cepg some large casks aft and few boxes Of glass forward
From the hold have good deal att aud tomorrow
probably shall get all that worth saving II the sea oonio
ues smooth Forward the all smashed and the goods
floating about.
If we succeed ssyn all that worth saving tomorrow
shall Msgdsena and what can be done in regard