New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16
Disasters, sc.

SHIP GREENWICH from the Chncha Islands, bound for
gale on Hatterss sprung and pumps kept going
for She end syorea get into s.ysnnsh Sooad
having bsed and pumped out from 70 TO ~ uns sasno
ney sO' Of be Ssn smashps and was totally lost
She charge Of pilot at the time Nothing was saved quo
ScRS CARIsco from NewYork bound saltillo River.
eors, of her sails and remained Tor " days on mo
coast but not being able to get in was 0ssea 70 away s
Carr JOHN d. NoRrHAM, underwriters. agent arrived 4
Newport 18th inst in schr Fakk with full cargo from bark
Gem of New York ashore Block Island endws ensased
procuring casks &c to hoa her she mas es.a ana h, Ts
wrekng schr Excelsior of New York remained near the est
Capt Bovine the NewYork underwrite agent had broken
his s by falling upon s aud VI Capt Northams men
TsE sRc CHIEF Baltimore Lowry fer 81 Thomas Will:
going down the bay with bark and carried
s.yay bboom, and returned for another spar - as, ri,
BRiG HUNTREss, Phster, arrived at Key Wes 10Th ut,
from Charleston with cargo for Fort Taylor Espenenesd
most severe weather and obliged 10 throw over part Of her
cargo to tighten while the Banks She arrived eskns
considerably and will need repairs. -
yors OF the b. bark Mary 20 cent the net
IL will amount to $1,000 The will remain until the sal.
West OF at Havana the Of the paekeshp sddons,
Judge Marvin has deereed salvage Of . per cent on the nee
Of materials saved from the ship Mary Hale to $as
The cotton had not been sod The brig ns,e a
and the sailed The salvage ship Ahourton and
TNrrED STATES LIGHT stationed srstford Reef ar
rived New London on the lth inst IN TOW o.
n Harris Smith, from Faulknes Island Capt smith reports
the being very bad in the Sound and was with s
be reached the Island the lee extendiDs norm
south nearly the sound and IN swes and
decton as far the eye could reach from the masthead The
j. ~ H. and ruled her copper badly ana " was WIN
ssst that the could be kept from cutting through
the plank Passed schooner Iowa Of Bangor sarroundea ~
the ice brook, unknown schooner on shore
TuE SNIP EMILY HALL Portland, Me- for Charleston,
put N p distress On the 9th January, when
of ape Hateras experienced heavy gale during which she
lost anmsst all the masss, bboom &c The VINO being
unfayor for reaching any port IN the United sne ~
Nassau where she arrived on the r
February The Emily Hall the unknown clipper ship that
was reported going Nassau by the B schr Mary and Susan
the LIST inst Twelve OF tho Emily HAIRS crew and ore par
senger have arrived at Charleston. 49, -,
OF the Of the ship Greenwch, eent OF tao
the ship Valparaiso and six OF the brig Forest nave ar
Charleston the Br schr. MOsca from Nassau Nr'
Wilmington ". c., experienced ON Monday Feb m,
lat "a N long IS 20 w. gales from the N r. with
rain bad from NOrhward While jbbing mainai John
W. Ferguson, OF New Yoth fell overt board and was osti
hsg very schooner before the wind ws nposa
bic 70 render him assistance
BRC CIVILIAN ProyiDcetown Boston l2th from Fem
rortion Of the deck mber started house water Ways
Lost bboom, Sc, and had been - days North OF the oi
Stream. GAL
ut bark the Tangers, and brig In the ice but
could tell whether ashore or so also ashore on
Kent Point - .-- q
Liverpool Dec. 81 reports JAN g. lat Al, Ion - -, passed
waeOgged main and Lzenmast gone, forenas and D
boom standing and sails blowing from the yard the weather
quarter and the making complete breach over t
had full fgurehead painted white did not appear 70 have
that coudit0n could one on board and ths
wind blowing heavf that could not board her The
a days of the Grand Banks with succession o. W.
and NV gales and weather extremely cold arrived ON w.
Cope If Delaware 9th inst o.,
LITTER from Nassau NJ p dated Jan. D. gives the fol-
lowng The brig Eliza Jane, Brakeman, from New ion'
bound with loss Of head Of tereast fore
toIDat and and also lost aud spit sans 'ee
10 repairing damages"