New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

STEAMSHIP OSPREY reported burned at her wharf
rebuilt Philadelphia in 1850 She registered about 500 to 7vo
tuus and worth about $4,000
CAPT Barnes Of the ship Omar Pashs resched Chare'ton
18th He reports having left his ship a. anchor on
the bar in charge OF pilot Csp Barnes a.es tla. -ss
ship the northern side Of the Care inside OF he ou
sembiance to the ship ABBY Lsngdon (of New York; Hall
which sid from Havre about the tine the Oma Pashi
ashore displayed white signal black supposed TO
be the letters C. D., but they could not be distinctly naag
probability sGaer ierousy does not come of at as
there heavy Sc on and strong blowing the e
The ship wss also seen at 81 Friday, by the big Jenny
Lind but the brig enough to make her ont Inc
Charleston left Charleston at an early hour Friday all
enoon ard will render the ship every assistance
SHIP SUFFOLK which sid. from Boston let inst for London
T en s. 49, ph heavy Westerly gale
FER hour the time Of her return Had two men disabled cur
BARK ARcHMEDEs ebSndoned on the passage from shields
20 Boston, built North Yarmouth Me- Ia lSi5 ~ tuus
register owned in North Yarmouth valued at about So ana
supposed to be insured at the eastward e.,
BARK MACON Savannah for Nantes, before reported
vessel bu Cape Elizabeth in 1855 55 tuns re-
grer owned in Boston valued at about tH and supposed
BARK FREDERICK LkSSIc, from Philadelphia, at NewOr.
LEAFS 9Th inst experienced very heavy weather au1s the pas
BRIG NEW ERA Walker at Phiadeph from Messna,
couDered heavy weather nearly the whole passage March H.
experienced sale from S w. which swept decks stove boat
March 20 he'd gale from WN W. in viii jiObOom tOpsa
@ e, ds 2si bst S ws SGte sS. on'
Nsssau MP. to 18th ult state that ship Leno
10,
ssi ashore Ginger bread shoa l4h, and after
u the
Of the wreckers, who ucceeded saving her, aud
took Nassau the 2h ult The salvage
saved from ship Calcutta 90 per cent
brig Neptune 65 cent and that on the Am eh
RbiI bow IS per cent. -,
s9ual from W. night Of the 9th ult blew mainop
,6u. Experienced heavy gales from VS. W. TO WNW' dur
BRIc BERMUps Of Barbados from Demerara bound TO En-.
land foudered the Her crew we're PICKED
aer being 10 days In the long boat she was insured ioi
= Geo, and her freight for L 800.
SCHR. VENICE, New Orleans 9th, nom Aransn repofs
having 9th u schr, unknown, aground
beach So miles souhwsrd OF Sabine LIST ist a. 20
toward her but could not make OUT
her appeared be about 80 800 tus copper bot
TONED and rudder gone. =, ..--
DUTCH scHR LoRELY days from New York for Amster-
dam spoken 18th ut lat 81 % lon CO. with loss OF wheel
buwaIks beams broken and leaky She was putting
beck 10 New-YOrk.
BRIG Gro LoHsU new Graham from Baltimore for Kings
ton Js SID March 81 put into Charleston llth inst In distress
BR BRIG BIILow at Boston I3h Palermo had very
heavy weather the passage split SAILS stove buwa ana
lost boat.
for York before reported spoken in distress, making for ST.
Thomas arr at the latter poit 10th ult be mad suffered from
severe blown of the coast three times and unucee:s
fully tried put Bermuda and then bore away for 81
Thomas. The X. leaking ard Loaf sails &C. She lett
Mexico about the sd Dec.
in 18th uli with rudder broken would in and
proceed In 10 days; vessel and cargo in good order
MORO Of Provincetown, abandoned the passage
from Boston, vessel Of 40 uns built az
Franz fort Me-, in 1885, and valued at about S9,Jn
MISSING VEssEL-Brg Hesperus. Adams Of Wcasset Me-,
I'D from Boston JAN for Monks leland Caribbean
Sea which time nothing has been heard from her,