New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
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r,x scup J.xys Rosr Capt Lo,et from Ne,srs bound
wnss l ON iG h in M - TO- on Is the wreck
Of large steamship which appeared 70 have beea o. sned
bar Of supposed be Of her log ehans T1e timber
was caned fesh color On the 9Th pieces Of toar step
ladders and large Delaying cable painted aesh color Her
decks we're of. but could see mschnery.
night previous in sOstOn hsbcr By brig C. IL Kennedy C%
Boston for Guayams and had srboard bow stove Tho T. IL
PRIs IstsEIls sanford from Key West bound to POvi
dnce lost on the Bahamas no date t.. avs
vessel ser Of ssc un. built At POrtsmouh 1919 where
.T Dwp Eastward S1s Her cargo partly insured
supposed Europe For particulars OF disaster see Key
Bs BARK MAY, Pitman, from Boston llh inst for Dolby.
Ga took the gale Nantucket and her pumps becoming
checked she bore away for Yarmouth n S. where she arrived
nth inst. - ,,-,-,- v,..,.-n ~. -.
shore OF MARYLAND on Of the 18th inst sprung leak
and sunk The Captain wife and the took TO the boat
stormy during this time and the Captain nearly chilled
death when they reached the shore The schooner amer sinking
S wa. G owned ied BY w. r. Wade Of boston, Mass
lost on Msnser Kew Reef about the middle month
ScHR STATE OF MAINE fallen in with abandoned ey ths
Br schr Man. Halifax before repOrted cleared fun Frank
fort Me- the seth u for cardenas under command Of Capt
BR saRK RIVAL Durkee 90 days Trapani for Boston,
with salt put into Ysr%suth s. lih inst LEAKING and part
port before reported abandoned sea- very heavy
s.ss eS IsSe which
shipped much water her pumps became 50 ehoked with aqd a.
great severity wind N Z. At H. midnight she struck By
squsl and thrown her beam ends causing the water %
flowed her cabin thence between decks Her mass
The schooner W W. Fulton Capt Thatcher from NswYOi
for Savannah lay by her for thirty hours Aer repeated At
crew Of the Fulton relieving Capt LAWN and h'
crew. and carried them into Savannah Sd inst The W. W.
Fulton also saved about $4,000 Of hides and skins
scHR BALTIMORE from Salem for Boston q days from the
port Fredericksburg Va put into Charleston I4n
met repairs and short Of provisions On the 9Th inst a
SO TO- lon II o. experienced heavy gale from ~ when
and and sustained other damage to hui pa &c On ths
10th inst lat 81 go Ion. Is So spoke ship Joseph Howe Rat
tray from Liverpool via 81 Thomas for Charleston ii ne oa
and obtained supply Of b beef dS and water 0" her. Inc o.
HAVANA jan 2SThe schr. B. j. Arthurs Capt James j.
Hammond was wrecked on the nsht OF the sn nss GA ne
this port Part Of the cargo and crew saved sehi
Emma D. COrel Capt Thos Core was wecked on IN, ne
port Her consisting of provisions furniture and Pasns
6Ofsd would be chiefly saved The s,hs Si na
| Rocks, Salt Key Bank. The vessel sunk
KEY WEST JAN 81. ls5s-Shp Mary Hale (of Portsmouth,
CAPT Ro1 from ssns s.So1e on the
Rocks Salt Key Banks and soon after ohged
nS four mem on the 9Th to Key West Tor Several
weckns vessels went to his aid They have 'ayed 500
teras of the ship will be saved The saptan aud crew are
Dog Rocks but will over as COON as the property
that secured The cotton has been sent 10 tho
care Of H. Benner.
BARK MARY BEsTLY Bently, from NewOresns, with
cargo provisions bound to Londonderry Ireland was Obliged
put into this the lth account Of LEAK above ths
copper She discharged to the copper aud VIII soon %
eauked take in cargo and prooeedon her voyage
Bovine Curry.
BARK MAzEppA, Capt Smith, from New.orieans, loaded
with hides four pork &c bound 10 New York arrived On the
portion of the cargo ordered be discharged The leak
above the copper She will be caulked in her upper wera
detention will be about days Consigned % Asa 11
scBR. JAMES B. PoTrs, Moc, from NewYork for Mobile
having lost sails aud sprung oremsst came into port the t
her sN soy ys 18th '"''''' '"' ~