New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
Disasters, &c.

SHIP ELz.sErn HAMILTON Lewis, Of and from Now York.
SSs0a into TO h'; scse Be T on the S & IL Distress
encountered hurricane on the 9Th nit, lat 49, Ion o. in
man washed overheard and drowned rudder he
cst calls skyliehts and topgalsnt bulwHks stove water
hing from lee.ide deck At2s the gale absfed and AFTER
hours ncessn labor succeeded in freeing the ship On
the eth bore up for Bermuda Took pilot of 81. George
the l2b and hove of the bar coming to blow at SOUTH
driven S of and six & Of ss s 1S%sr .s 81
tops yards split sails and so forth on the 18th succeeded m
SHIP Isaac ALLrRToS, which arrived at Hamilton, Der.
muds weeks since is to be Temporarily rehted and
OF "a. COAL having been disposed of her
Masty' Government for service OF gas WORKS at Boe5 Island
nd from OroTo, bound to New York put into ST. George,
srly in December.
Tnr BARK GEORGE ALLEN Frost from Leshorn for Boston,
arrived George the 10Th ult in distress On the 18th
che struck by heavy which started the stern and
aused the ship leak badly Her consisted Of marble.
:s and 10 dry SoS Of rA'h she was to n'0"
BRIe BELrAsr Newman from Turks Islands with cargo
cen own OF the Of America She was az tmo
prevented her further progress toward that port hold
Ds until the almost out the provisions short.
for Bermuda part Of her cargo wa. thrown overheard At
and 500 have been taken out OF her. IN order
that repairs may be proceeded with.
Lno Snow of and from Boston bound TO Porto Cabel-
To- put into ST. George Bermuda 18th ut In distress having
on he evening the Goth ult during heavy gale from NNE.
been struck BY which the house and two men over
board broke the captains split the mansa broke the fore
boom orees.te and swept the decks Cergo Ice,
fruit and dry goods
BRG s. MERRILL Means, from Boston, bound TO MssnzS,
which put Hamilton Bermuda in distress has been sbsn
doned The bgsnne Isabella Reed takes the the g.
BARK KATE HASTINGS from Calcutta for Boston which put
into Ms Pt 1 81 vs ss sbsnSoasd Collision with
ship James aoye and reported sunk was boarded on the "a
Nothing bat her stern apparently standing
her head The took from her two dayit blocks and part OF
scHR Poauosox of Back River), Hopkins espsizef
lately Hampton Roads The captains and negro mss
bic no had been in that condition for six hours.
TIM before reported '.Is nsss
that she viii be rsed and p,npsd, out IN few days
on s ns I Of the & of Bsrnes. both sDeho. and chains.
Saw schooner supposed TO be the New York and Bamos
same night
away part OF der bwaks csthesd dayts msintop yard
her port boats three) rail izen and other damage hove
but found both vessels tight and then parted company No fur
the Cape Good Hope aud arrived at Msurus on the 18th Of
November
pool Cslcuts the 10Th July last Having experienced sew
e gales Of wind Cd The Cape Of GOOD hope s "ae ,1os
s She then fell into strong T. trade winds aud the
s % .se %ade from three to four hour The
havDi been the were worn out with fatigue
and on the h November the water gained four feet tbs
pumps which still kept constantly going The next day
noon Ion IS As e. lat 20 NJ she bad SIX feet Of water Ia
her hold The then said one and they could pump no
and nothing remained to be done but TO take % tbs
the boaIs out and put into them
provision the remainder remaining az the pumps
A. the vessel was le with two boats There were then
81 Ia her hold The following morning the crew. con-
sstng Is officers and the captain were peked up
the French .Lip Bordeaux Capt Lemsre ana w.s "esa
with kindness by Capt Lemsire ana ns ocers Inc
captain and crew the Ann Rose were landed az hsua on
Stp C.sroyTle SaraHaaA Republican Of Saturday says
the slip Cation Captain wOerter 70 which we alluded IN our
Thursday having very oogn
AZ ea nut into this morning aud Is lying
st She sailed from ne 3lst Deem
Der bound 20 January In lat ~ 30 on II sbs
took hurricane lasted fourteen hours The wind SHIFTED
snSdeny from w breaking her rcdder springnf
her name and bOwspr carrying away her head gear ana
vshDg OF Der bulwsts The ship made good deal Of wate
her Her becoming choked
was found necessary for the to bail her for some twelve
rived Of Charleston Tuesday last the 18th s.d
boarded by pilot bot not finding sufficient water on s
bar TO craft she proceeded this port wtss
she arrived already stated Yesterday ornns haynt es
eoRss ned Mr. c. tipping by whom immediate steps wa
taken have her properly repaired when she will preea "
SHIP JAMES RYhe Savannah News Of saturday furnishes
following respecting this vcsse The ship James Ray rem
Philadelphia for Liverpool loaded win hour aud wheat p
at this port distress yesterday On the 18th inst abe fpe
enced heavy gale, In which she sprung leak Inc wnz
hold choked her pumps and she forced TO
On the 18th inst she spoken of Charleston Bar Dy ono "a
the Charleston pilot but drew much water "
fee 20 she kept Savannah where he arv
in ssety Her will be discharged aud the vessel WI po
ably dry dock for repairs The James Ray mas pee"
DAYS out from Philsdelpha" =,
BRic PoRrLlxD-The brig Portland, OF Portland, lying
Providence toek FIRE in the cabin on Saturday Night
with the materials in the together win the
weywhee and msinse (eery new were entirely 4.
The main boom and gan 20 much burnt mat meg
unfit for The quarter deck IL nearly ruined BY i9e s,
and by cutting holes in order 10 reach the
Several the ibers nearly burnt through, and tne
part the vessel with the bulwsrks somewhat feo'cs
She had no cargo on board
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