New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
Disasters, sc.

sur KATE HUNTER at Philadelphia from Liverpool expert
in whh her ss cot split and spsrs broken She TOOK
pilot Soth nit OF Cape He9lopen and ives detained At tbs
Breakwaer several days by adverse winds
sup yyt,crsLE before reported in collision with ship A.
Cheesbrough and which partially insured m Boston We, 9o
seriously injured at first supposed Out OF SO bales
silk SIS were saved
Tar LIGHT snP of Mnota Ledge during the gale Of ssta
night damaged her lanterns had b0as whoea away eo
sustained other damage
sea GEORGE sAv,Ky Jones from Jacksonville for Boston
went ashore in Barnabe Bav during the gale OF 5h and 6h
inst and will probably prove total loss Cargo VIII PoosbS
be saved.
B,Ky T,uMANY seelman from New. Orleans 18th ut tcf
Boston parted her chains in Holiness Hole habo on the 9th
and 9Th INST dragged ashore the flats the west side
the bay She tight but will have To discharge before 'he can
be got of
BARK WARREN HALLEr Halet, nom Mobile for Boston,
dragged her anchors at Holiness Hole IN the storm night OF SA
inst and aoul OF the chr r. H. Moulton, from ueorse
; c. for , BSS9 sa sas was s The w.R
Hae had sboard quarter and stern eu down aud will have
to repair before proceeding
TEr BELL BoArs at Hsrdngs Rocks and the Graves
both gone The from the landings Rock ashore
Esntssket Beach White Head, with loss OF bell
BARK RoDMx of Boston, Hll from Hsrtlepool for C.ds
Chill Rio JanerO Nov %, IN distress NO parteu
Spr MyRRyN,y of schr Grmsdis from Philadelphia for
Boston at Hole reports having passed on the III Inst
large quantities barrels shovel handles and what appeared
picked up barrels about $40 shovehsndes Probably
from brig Sarah Ellen, before reported
CAPT SMALL Of bark Ocedent OF Freepor before reported
s:hOTe a. Indian Point PSsS Island TsP0 hst he %.%Os
been changed during his absence The bark sand beach
surrounded by rocks has spIsrenIy hole ~ her o .
badly hOgged and has rudde head
decks broken up and the vessel badly strained The tide
ebbs aud flows into her and she be boarded At low water
Known as the Cape Lights Cape Elizabeth and another
ee and DESCRIPTION o. sns s'er tns @sh b
Tar GALE OF sArvs1 NGHI was very severe 10 the ,ic
ng the Union Wharf Railway where she sank Brig Vests
FTatus from Galveston for Boston, with cotton and moaes
6h The crew landed The vessel will probably DO got OF
without much dsmsse after dschsIsns cargo Her 's s ar
from her sa nesr s ae sssa 81 as & @
nsntueo for Boston dragged her anchors considerably but IN
ally the gale in safety Br sch Emma OF Lunenous
would probably got of without difficulty 1.-THE gale abates At
Tvs SHIP BuEsA VISTA, Dunlevy master, from Trapana for
Savannah with OF salt went ashore on the LIST inst on
captain dispatched boat with the mate aud four for assist
but preventing the mate going be
the By mail stating these facts aud that In consequence OF
bad weather there was no probability OF her being saved The
line vessel owned in Richmond, Me-, and s probably n'
MosTEvDEO Nov lOwe have the pleasure Of informing
that u ship Germantown after the most iaborous
aaoat and anchor in this port with little
injury the vessel about onehrd of the Of Der has
thrown OyerbOard other merchandise received ou
I ers and crew re entitled TO the highest praise for their
determined in rescuing the Adratc rom heI
THE b. scHR ROVER smms arrived at Charleston on the
ih instant with part the machinery saved from the steam
ship Crescent City She also brought 20 18th.
of the brig Matanc which wrecked at Abaoo the
10th u bound from Boston to Havana Sixty per cent hs.
been awarded the sayors In the OF the United sef
steamer Crescent City, lost on the Matanila reef
sSow-sToRM commenced a: Holiness Hole ATT
O'Clock Saturday afternoon and continued until II o.
Sunday bringing Ia the chest tide that has been known
many doing considerable damage around the shores OF as
barber Union wharf nearly washed away and olnne.
north wharf badly damaged The bark Emma Gushing of Wis
caetl Tbbes from New Orleans for Boston, with cargo u
pork and lard dragged ashore the Flats She tight an
vii Iobis GET % H e aS tr ss w sSA
Of cement parted chain and dragged aou OF
Aradne (of sbury) Harding from NewYork for Salem with
hides aud both dragged ashore Union wha
The Aradne lost bowspnt and Gfuehead The Arctuus To-
bboom bOWsprt msnboom, and damaged hull cOnderabS
Both vessels will have to discharge cagoe before getting