New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
Disasters, &c.

kRotr 400 bales cotton had been discharged from brig Ve
ashore az Highland Light up o'clock Tuesday evening She
remains quite tgh az vet having but about feet water
her The lower tier OF cotton partly wei molases in good
order. -, -. G.. 3.
New York Gibraltar 4h ult, having arrived there on
m leaking and would have to discharge part OF cargo ior re-
pairs. -, ~ g. t,.o. e. tt...-.
with e'Ls9 OF Over % and p INTO Ns s%
n r. 18th ult Leaking 400 strokes per hour where she
condemned The aud five Of her crew arrived at Charles
Bso ATLANTIC Forsy from St. Domingo for Boston with
of logwood mahogany &c was lost on Long Island
D nd taken INTO Nassau, M.
scHR. JANE JonSsoS from 81 Thomas for Baltimore with
euono put into Nassau n p 18th u leaking badly and with
three feet water in her hold
pu into Gospor lie OF Shoals on the nh inst during gale
and had to cut away both ma 70 prevent going ashore Tho
Portsmouth n H. the 8th The hull not injured and tho
less confined to mas and spars sails and rigging No IN
BARK SUSAN Halves for Charleston which put back 10 Ri,
Janeio Oct So lesk condemned Her cargo had been
scHR NORTHERN LleHr, Turner from AuxCsyes for Boz
Bufr late master died at Cages of fever and ns Bar
nll (copten wtel who came passenger was also ses "a
for Honduras put back prior the 9th ut with the captain
sick. Capt Arnold returned home in the steamship
SEM HORACE NICHOLS before reported wrecked on Sow
Pigs entirely disappeared during the late gale-ProbsaI
scHR Don NICHOLAS, McDufRe, from Portland for Rsh
G b ws "a eI Is as sG " Is miles s0s ~.
in about ten minutel Cargo and freight insured The es
landed at Hampton Roads, having lost eyerythnsS@
SouTn1xPToy, Dec s-The fine clipper ship Virginia. aOu
Hamburg for San Francisco brought up IN Southampton wars
having been ashore; she will into the large craving dock "
LISfRTooL Dee Ill $50 bb. of -four have been aiken OF
Of the Constitution since Saturday morning
BRIG GULSARE, at Charleston 4th inst from New 0hes1
slesk .''ll' ~ '''''
Philadelphia 7tb On the 5oh u OF Bsrega had beer
in collision with schr Golden West (of Newburyportl fG
baltimore for Portland which carried away bboon snc
q. w.
ried away, together with other damage. c,.,,. D.,
and Newport lost anchor and chain about DO W.
lumber OF deck and sprung leak during the passage.
teyideo Sept 90 became loss The sails rigging sps
and hull were sold az auction at NJ previous 70 OCT AE
third OF tie proceeds TO the order Of the sslyors the basaes@
benefit OF whom il may
DISASTERS REPoRIEo rs DEeEMBER-A statemen. n.i
others engaged u Boston trade tTansPrns IN pecsmes
three sehoone Of which ono bark and one brig belcnsee
Boston; Returned to port in dsress-One bark, Of b
and onObrg all Of Boston srsnded-Four ships, three Ssp
Eve brgs, seven schOoncrs OF which two ships one bag
scLooners or coudeu OF which only hns
Ouged to Boston. In CosionOne steamship, two shipW
Boston the schooner sunk Put in lcaky otherwise
abed-One steamship three ships, bark six brig. ~
By ghtnng-One ship Of Boston. Burned a. sea-One sl'
BRIG SARAH Z. DIX tof Rocklsndl, Cables from s.us
Cruz for N1eyfs in alla reported 70 Do ashore seos
Nes ION 7, esGss 70 'tn az 0aPt 80 ss
continued favorable sac might DO got Of The Sarah Ds
262 tuns year old
scnR. LuoI of sedSwlck. Me-, Grindle from AsIcrs
Dec y Tor Boston, with ogwoOd aud coffee conn.
with unknown schooner night Of jar. In lat 80 s. lon
80, and carried away bboom, sprung bowspt, &c. The
repsIed well as 4he circumstances admitted ~
the captain tiled 70 work lis way into the Delaware Breah's
to complete pairs but the wind and current being COZ.
make no progress TO windward. On the 5b, saw Asseas,
Light, bearing W. By NJ but the weather being thick 49,
not land and the spsn judged his position % be ten l
nom the light Bore away Tor Hampton Roads mo VIVA
ing gale aud the weather thick with heavy sea-
made breakers ahead, when the vessel was pet soDu S
half hour struck reef and the drove the vessel
u, when she anchored still surrounded 0y
vessel leaking badly cut away and COMMANDED
but could not keep the Gown. Had 80
boas Slipped tie chains In hopes Of wing oufsss ~
ting ashore but the vessel dre seward clear OF u,
daylight Care Henry, distant II miles, the
time being within few inches Of the cabin hoot
commenced building raft the last resort and wnIs Wbr
IOyod sail which proved 10 be the steamer ~, al
ney, HOwes from Baltimore for Boston, who o9fs -. IL
sent boat 10 the schooner The water then osg l he
cabin floor she was abandoned IN sinking eon Wednet
captain and crew taken Of, and arrived at boSVI '"