New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
Disasters, &c.


By eersphc dhpsich from savannah received in tos city
Yesterday we ea that ship Telegraph was On IRE At ryee
Carr BEkcHEs of the ship sebago Cbefore rcpoTted
rived home in Cansda The $ sailed from Newly York
hppd over the port quarter which stove after house smashed
wheel rendering the helm useless and washed one OF he men
the wheel overheard at the same time breaking In he poop
deck washng the skyghs ewsy breaking in the eabnOors
windows and filing the cabin with also lost nen
the boats and bugark carried main
sail and topgBlantiorecsste deck taking with them tho
night the sbp rolled away the foetopmast which fell and stove
the deck places Sounded and found feet OF water
nearly exhausted During the 9Th continued to throw
board he cargo About m iound one OF the m men dead IA
the gained the Of inches hour On the 9th
the pumps became chokedounded ana found u feet Of water
the bold All further attempts 70 keep the ship free being
useless the long boat and the ready tor service
All board except three boys two Germans and one ech
succeeded in getting the boats The stewardess jumped
picked up. The three boys being completely
impossible to get alongside the ship without endangerns the
lives of those the boats Obliged to leave them TO their
into the and the IS in all remained In tho
qps m i've gallons o. ~a ana SG h Il ad % o
IN but during the night heavy separated hem when
crew f the opgbat and about noon hey board
The vessel proved 10 be the bark Cybe bound London s
Cybee soke brig bound 70 Cork which supplied with
provisions and took the Sebesos board On tho
from American shPmsster who arrived at Ha
Jan a. from NewYork says: Vessels are arriving here
6uwsEs stove On Sunday ship Excesor arrived hero
York before TeToTted Which they had taken Of iher sinking
vessel IN most Extraordinary msnner n was IN the hss.
fell ia with the Teuca waerogged and signal OF distress hy'
ing decks swept boats houses &C. and the bdded To-
sesp T out t1 Of tas s Sl The ssp of the owsed
their relief but touched the water than was
stove By the The nobehesrted fellow would not lesys
them, aud the only relieving them his ship
alongside the wreck AZ the most imminent ss and 50 snay
done that all hands the sinking ship spang into the
channels Of the f and were ssys but one man who .os
tedsy the Ocean Pearl from in here partially
dsmssted half full Of water aud half her thrown
without doubt il full as bad on yo side and GOOD many
ships have dpp sd and VIII never be heard OF more Sew
e dnrsed vessels hnve been running for Faya under
kceIDsxr TO Owe OF TIE CROMWELL srEAxERs.--rbe
srnship Csledona Capt Morley which has beon lying
Baltimore for ;ne waiting opportunity Of getting out
Of the ice made an attempt got Flat aud
quite She le the Boston steamship wharf
ana worked her down as far as the Points when on Hoop
menced filing had the tide been very low and she drawing
feet Of water she would in all probability have
of flour provisions rapidly possible, bat
until had been damaged to the amount Of 5000 Work
actively engaged In repairing her next day. and e
will be ready resume her to Newfork al the earliest
BRIG ARcADIAS, of Portsmouth, N H. from Havana fr
PhsdePhs went ashSIe iets inst at a. NJ ness GIsa
ugar; Al bb cases. 240 boxes cigars 10 kegs olives and
28 bales tobacco from her the nth that tho
the weather permits Vessel tight and In good condition.
and all possible effort would be made to save them -
egorts that the 5th of January lat IS ls, long f %
7Sm while lying to in heavy N W. gale was struck bys
the gaDgway breaking bulwsks rail nine asnsheons,
split covering plank and swept orwsrd house water ess
VIM. 7. Higgins OF New.York who ives in the house was
very heavy weather during the entire passage. -
BRIG NARrisKE, Newbny, of aud for New-York from ss.
tago Cuba jar a. with OF ogwood cotton and mahos
any put into New Bedford yesterday in disres When tive
days out heavy carried head Of foremas wn
foetopma oretcgalantmsst and aiItoPnas aud sprns
rudder head succseded however in rigging up oretoPm.a
temporarily and pursuing her voyage until she reached he
oely been able foress nsinssil and b attempted
get into several pos on the Atlantic coast but was prevens
hewBedord with mouthful Of anything 70 eat on board
having cooked their last meal this morning Had very hes
sHIp o. W. GARSASY which wrecked about yesn
Beach appears TO be in good condition. Several captains Of
Baltimore having lately visited her, abe ia setting az IN ao
little damaged with the exception Of the Of waist whsa
abandoned she had about 400 inns OF iron in her hold
the s. W. Pass 10Th inst She drawing ss feet We
ter aud there only IL feet water on the bar There ws
three ships Of her drawing feet and they would al
have to wait for s. 4. wind TO put uP the water
ScHR. NJ W. SMITH, Wyatt, at Charleston 18th inst from
New.York tie 10Th inst IN gale from w. carried swy
boom foregaf and split sails &C. On the 18TH lat y w.
lon u go spoke brig Ann Elizabeth from Bermuda iof New
CAPT. PENNINGTON Of the schr Nebraska at NewOrstr
qm go Den aren 9a se u Hs
ScHR MsDoSsa Maddox from Baltimore for Rocksnd with
timber Newport st nst with loss Of anchors chsns oos
other damage having been blown of rho eoa
during heavy weather. -.
ScHR GEs CLXcH from Boston for New.York went ssnc
IN Chatham Bay morning Of I'd inst she would P'ooaby~
od al high water
CHATHAM Mass Feb 2L-One Of the schr< Of the Neg
York and Boston packets (ehcr toe Janes Lawrenes
tne Plymouth Rock Csbo went ashore on Sandy Po
his morning She apparently u Of The crew haze
le her Nothing definite be ssceained az
iii the who have % her asssoss
AGRoUSDCapt Renhart, Of The towboat }. Ii. Bel,
Orleans 10th that the sbips iss
H. Bosrdman and Weymouth bound TO sea- aground o.
the bar.
MISSING yEssEL-sch. L. S. Pond (of Porland crOwel,
sailed from Baltimore Dec u bound 70 Boso1 ana Wa
Jan s. 10 mes ouh OF III ghland Light, Cape Cod byssa
bound New York I ee which time nothing hiss been sesia
Of her She good schooner OF l30 tns built Ia ol -
owned ~ PARTIES IN Portland Capt Crowe teionsee '
snas Mass.
To Mariners.