New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15
Disasters, &c.

CAPTAIN IscRAHAm of schr VIM H. Hazard, Of Westerly,
vcI mt into Newport on 9Th inst from St. Marks for New
Y states that he has been north of Hatters and h
experienced Of westerly gales aud severe cos
hey being worn out with fatigue frost bitten: Vessel lesIs
5oOsrokes per hour Also reports INC date !. e. P
more bboO. The Boomer had mainsaa sp' ana
BISMupS ApyIcEs to the 2ist ut state that ship Enabh
Hamilton Lewen from NewYork for Hevre had put 10 ~ d
ess Bark Geo Allen Frost from Lsshprn s Nd. Wsss
EckersoD from New York for b. Ayres, and D. Mern nsas
from Boston for Mstsnzs had also got In IN Distress OF
BAG CELEsTSA of mnlbrdse, Me from NswfGts I %
St Marks put into Nassau N p about 10th ult, with loss
sails spss she undergoing repairs LIST in and "o'
sal coon. u -. .,..A..o,. t,v pad
dence Sheep Key Shoa Bahama BANK mas oil 'e
saved vessel total loss. ,,..,, $3.50,
ga es for the days Made Cape Cod ;t mt sssn or ~
h the sh @ WIZ zee e5 's ever s
Hutchns from Bath boston, with sails blown away sna
sinking condition Took q the eiRn rS sd Oas T.
C.PTtS osaELL of the ship Stephen Lurmsn condemns
at Rio came passenger in the brig Chattanooga, In lamps
scEoosER VERMONT Elliott, fr Boston, arrived at Wilmnc
ten C. on the 9th nat reports that 9Th In hesy
gale from T. n r. ssl Ion. 70, while scuidins under ss
away both masts 70 right her After the 9th had scODnas
q westerly gales for 20 days Spoke ten yesss ef IA js
A. Taylor from Pensacola, for NewYork lumber Io.as@ Bo
% Inst fen IN with sehr w A Draper Capt Hatch S% -
for Dsrien; she bad spars but laid oy nsf Brf
sistsDce that night in wearing vessel lost sosrs
Csiharne Nicholas from Buokspor for Havana ~ mo- sses
opns prov ed short yard, which vas o. ~ - ,sip-
TO the Vermont Capt r. then rgged the lenders y. ~ ~
mast and fish davts for aforemast, by which means
enabled TO reach WILMINGTON n. Dsus
missing VEssELs-The Detarqre Reporter say ,tsJ lsh
C. Currey belonging MessTs g. J. Adkins Oh r. vfs
Mnrton Creek than month ago bound 70 tns Yuf-
cargo OF corn On the evening Of that day she was ~ be
lie Gut steering noTthw ard Since that time no ua'Hs
have been received. 49,, IA from Go
BRIG ASx ELIzABErH (of Eorfolk Duncan SAL "a frcl
psives Dee q for this city and has not since been ~
KEY WEST Feb brig Maria, (of Boston, Ons " IA o
do n from Port Prince with cargo d oSwo9o besu
the Path January IN distress having experiences ~ ~
weather Threw overheard deckload. The kizs ns NAL
Nystc from New Orleans bound 70 Genoe. win .srrS
bales cotton and coo bbis. four put in jan 81
leak the second day out Put INTO ths port f hnd Hs
Tbor,s OF Quincy Mass, Cutler from Boston DOL ,is<lS
yaua os6ed with shocks, with loss OF deck osd spA''
sails anchors &C. - A., ~. ,,,..s.eT jos
Herriek H. NJ aster sailed from Charotetown, sia GD
s3 and 1assed through the Straits Of Canso 90 h ps Me-
which time nothing been heard Of her, 80 vesrs -
as superior vessel of 100 burden w
and was valued 5000 There was sn n p Grst
The amount OF $500 She owned oJ y. 70. an ~
and others Her cargo consisted Of barley a Ihn Nps
there wss no Her crew 80 Hyls -
I'D mate of Gloucester; Duneon Hay ana iss~ -
men, and - Roderick, cook.