The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15


ballast; crew saved Also, the pilot boat Phantom,
ne north Of Wreck Pond VIII whte as soon IS hear
from the brig ON the south side. Wv.
The pilot boat Phantom, No. IL, mentioned sboys, is
owned by James Berger George Berger and j. Bennett
Of this city. She built Smithtown l. l., and s
now about fourteen years old She is large class old
fashioned and of about nnetyfve tons burthen. Her
value is about oo0 Her owners, yesterday, were not
aware of any accident having happened to her, she
had been seen the 18th inst of the Jersey coast ali
night
Storm on the Jersey Confederation al Long Branch
Wrecks, dc.
The eastern coast of New Jersey visited Sstur
day night BY storm OF great severity the gale being
one OF the heaviest known for many years It's effect
along the coast both sh,r and the sea- have
very disasrous Vory great damage has been sustained
ct the Long Branch boarding houses
Messrs. Cooper's 6ne summer boarding house-the Me
tropolitanso popular last summer is very seriously
danSged, the entire piazza, reof &C., being blown off,
Messrs Kennedy Craers United States Hotel was also
seriously injured having the piazza blown entirely Off
and the building otherwise damaged by the gale Mr..
Jacob Herberts cottage, the Allegheny House,
nearly ruined the whole house being unroofed and
the inmates obliged to desert It about daybresk.
All the other houses on the beach were more less
iDjured-scme Of them seriously sly-except Mr. Morris
Pavilion and Mr.. J. W. Morris Chelsea Cottage The
bank in front the Broadway House has suffered
y in this and the last storm and the stairways bathing
houses &C., have been very much injured, and in
cases blown entirely away.
The scene from the bank in front Of the Broadway
House. this msrnng, is terrible The buildings partly
blown down al Sides the broken and csved banks
demolished bathing houses &.., presented perfect pic
ture Of ruin but the worst feature presented from the
At every moment vessel heaves in sight in
various stages Of disarrangement and dsmembsrmcnt
with sails gone rigging hanging loose, bulwarks stove
masts gone, &c, nc.
most surprising fact that far have heard of
loss Of life in the immediate neighborhood. We have
been able to procure intelligence Of the Of eight
aes along the upper coast from the point of the Hook to
below S4uan Inlet The severity Of the gae which be-
gan early Saturday evening and continued through
the night gave to fear that very heavy loss of
life had occurred In immediate ,nity as tue ong
during all Saturday, lined with vessels inward
bound.
The Brig Samuel and Edward, Captain II. c. Raymond
from Montevdco, with hides, consigned to ]. s. H 91
Front street. New York. Is well up the shore outside
of the Hook. She came at ten O'Clock Saturday
night. Crew all saved. is probable, she lies easy
that the vessel and cargo will both be saved the latte:
in damaged condition.
Schooner sauelP Lord ia ashore at Deal Beach, one
mile and half south Of the Long Branch boarding
houses. She commanded by Capt Noah Smith, and is
from Baltimore. with and wheat. She is lying
broadside and viii probably be total loss with her
cargo nearly She about ten O'Clock ON sa-
turday night. Her consignees MAILER Lord, No.
l0s Wall street. Her all saved themselves during
ssAe night
The pilot boat Phantom lies mile and half south
of shark River Inlet II thought that she Is not se-
rously injured and will be got Of Crew believed TO be
all saved though tho fact is not known TO a certainty
The bark D. S. Goodel, Capt. Hartman, from Rio, in
ballast Is ashore two miles soath Of SHARK River Inlet
The all saved; and tho lies easy /. u
probable that she can be got off, light as she is
There is also schooner ashore at Wreck Pond below
Deal name unknown said to be loadel with IRON oranges
and Coffee and "a be from the West Indies The crew
were said to be all saved.
There is chip ashore just south Of Squan Inlet sun
posed from her appearance from the shore TO be an
emigrant vessel Nothing is known Of her condition
though the probability is against any loss of e the
way in which she lies. Two brigs also ashore Just
south of squan Inlet from which nothing has yet been
ascertained LOOK OUT.
souAN VILLAGE, New Jersey, Jan. Ia, 1866.
The blow on Saturday night was severe. Several ves-
se went ashore in this sicnity. send you the par.i-
culars, as far as have gathered thcm:--
The bark John farrham, Capt. Charles Wrigh. from
bo0acc0,
forty barrels Of oranges and consigned to Peter "
King, Of New York, Is ashore two miles south Of suuau
Inlet She went on ut O'Clock Sunday morning wind
f. Us. Crew an saved. His sails were blown away.
otherwise the captain would have kept her of Shore IT
Is doubtful whether not she gets off, she is badly
strained.
The schooner Envoy, Captain Collins from Kingston
jamaca, for New YORK; loaded with coffee and rum Is
ashore about mile and half north of Souan Inlet
Crew all saved but badly ozen except the Captain who
was the only man who could do anything. II the wea.
ther keeps moderate, she will probably be saved. She
vent ashore about O'Clock on Sunday morning
2he bark j. S. Goodell Capt Hartman, from Rio de
Jsueiro, sixtyve Gays out, Cor Now York in ballast,
went ashore about FIVE miles north the Inlet between
IL and l2oclock Saturday night. Crew alt saved She
will probably lie got off, There only one days proyi.
sicn on board the d. S. Gocdell when she went ashore
have obtained from Capt Hartman the following re-
port OF vessels spoken by him her passage from Rio
Nov 81 Ia lat IA " s., lon So 30 W.. clipper shin William
Pyte, from Chncha Islands for Cork III ydve days out
Dec H. IN lat 10 N, Ion s 40 W., exchanged signals with
brig ahowing coers on which he could distinguish the
Jan. spoke bark Mayaowcr, from Bird Island for New
Haven. '
Jan lat 70 SO NJ lon "A 5 w., spoke schooner Sarah VIC
ori with sails sph deck load and boat leaking
Her captain said G he would try @ alap Roads;
required no assie.ance.
] will send you iOrher particulars. J.B.
THE WRECKS ON HART ISLAND.
One Of our special reporters has obtained Captain
foIyou;u, M .t;c