New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
Disasters, &c.

THE SHIP SALEM Cof salem, Capt Upton from York
Of FEB ie with loss Of nass sPars sails leaking badly
She with the accident in severe gale OF jan ana vas
ter ESQ, Secretary OF Board Of Underwrsrs. -.-,
scHR D. NoSr9N Of Falmouth Me- before PSpeS
D. Norton and others Of falmouth and Is insured LOT Np
ApisPATcH from New reports that ship Lavlna Ad
ans, which sailed from Key West Eco H. Tor Ne"ofeanS'
THs report of the bark Lean having been got off and
taken Norfolk is said he premature The wieckns schI
Splendid, from NewYork went down to her on the oth ut
BR BRIc Echo at Boston Port-au Prince in
NV gale of Cape Coz 18th u stove house and lost part OF
ScHR. SHEPHERD H. MOUNT Smith, from Long Island got
cut through sunk the mouth OF the Kappa
hammock crew ali saved Schr Mary Emma New Suffolk
also through but succeeded IN getting into Farnham
BRIG HARP which cleared at Wilmington, NC for the
West Indies, with Of lumber &c. encountered gale
work causing her leak the weather continued
bosterOus for about days during when sns sprung her MALL
saif TELEGRAPH from City Point Melbourne reported
on st sSsl g. % Hss ass Dyed and the remainder
the morning Of the 18th u Two OF hsenen %tn
engines Immediately dsp atced from sVa'hh 70
render any substantial aid nearly destroyed
had been seutled aud partially sunk The foem.t
boysprt and bows the ship destroyed and also the
upper deck forward to the main hatch The ceiling and part Of
the tberso the bows were burned down tne oTet Geeh
register bu Medord Mas n ISL owned IN Boston
and had been purchased in the - ofla't year for
BARK JUBILEE Salem from Csrdenas bound TO Portland
reports put in short Of and provisions On the lih u
South Channels has been Is days north Of South shoa
east lon. 81, with continued heavy gales from
W.N.W. to NV, and very cold weather e-,..
THE before reported ashore on Nantucket was foHnd
be at anchor not ashore and was the Ann Elizabeth cae
Cardenas Boston with $50 hhds moasaes boat
boarded her from the island and found her short 81 provisions
fuel and had sustained damage to sails and spas
BRIG JOSIAH JEx from Bermuds for Jacksonville expert
continuation Of gales from the west and after being out
6 which she lost Of her sails and ruDnins
rigging sprung the head OF foremost, and was twice on the
and blown off, She put into Wilmington 18th ut where
.Ia. kaya en- md uaid eral
BRs supposed the Sylyana of Boston from the Yves, In
dies with susno which ett Lewes Ds rev Gays scs o
BRIG JENNY LIND from Boston for sstls River, put into
Savannah 18th nit distress of what nature not stated
THE MARY kNcsLAsD and Anglo American ar
rived az 22d ult the ship Gchrist preyi-
ously reported fire at the Bar and brought up about Oo
aged The shin would be towed up IN few days She W"
then about half full of water.
ports that the 9th inst lat "a 81 NJ lon 81 Is W. spoke
.ehr r. b. Norton (of Falmouth Norton master from fStt
R. b. had ashore Orange Key and had filed
water from her the captain mate aud four seaen
TIE BRIG THOMAS TRowBRIDGE Lsnfair arrived at New
Haven on Thursday from Trinidad reports that the Ouw,d
nssssse Jan g. a 10 30 Ion H. fell In with the wreck OF the
brig Lucy H. Chase asted and full OF water boats all gone
Run within hang distance when her begged to be taken
off launched the long boat though blowing gale and went
their reef succeeded in bringing on board Capt David Baker,
and in alln an exhausted state The Lucy
Chase sailed Wiscasset the Sd Of January for Cuba
and kI ocked down and dmasted on TIE Sh when he
T. Trowbhdse they were without food or water me l. T.
Trinidad brought 10
wHaven Tie Thomas Trowbrdge also brought from bar
bados the mate and three men OF bark HUDSON Ion Noroh
the United States Marshal sent BY the United states Consul
sHIP YORK ashore at Abaco bound hence fol Mo-
built this city is4 and worth sboat $4,000, which is
fully covered in Wall street. She was in ballast
BARK LEAN RACER Capt Eldrdge, from Palermo, OF and
Baltimore before reported ashore Cape Henry Las
been got Of and towed TO Norfolk 18th inst
KEY WEST Feb 2-The ship Layina Adams. Adams,
ashore Loo Key December last, ghered Of her cargo by
wleckels and safely this harbor sailed on the
18th for NewOesns there 20 into dock for rePsrs The
be kept free by the windmill pump placed on board and by
forwarded weeks The salvage paid on the ship aud
amounted S76N, and the salvage and expenses
amounted to 5l26lS H. which sum was advanced oy '" H.
bales cotton the damaged portion Of the ship Mary
Hale lately lost Salt Key Banks were sold on the i'a ~
sales 500 The materials ssVed Iron .a ba t bark
John nc co!b 5rs fo Gt Kew SE' YORK
The ship Columbia Proal will not repair at this port but
proceed New Orleans Tor that purpose gong into dock hs
expenses 81 l52 90 .,
he ship AsbaIou loading and will be resdy for sea in all
The b. bark Basksvc being unworthy of repairs has b.sa
condemned The cargo row in warehouse WI remain "a %
TIE bark George Thomas h. dischsed She will now
repairs; requires maninast tore topmas Oo"spt
Tbe bTg. Brookline Gen Worth and Mari. ere ben, re.
paired and will be ready for sea
The schr Entire brought into port on the 9th by the steamer
Isabel having thorough repair The Court have awarded
Capt Rollins $500 SALVAGE for bis services
sHIP r. l. GILcHRsT.The New Orleans Piosyune Of the
ga uit .syst The Mary Kgsan Anglo Amer-
can arrived Yesterday from ship r. L. Gilchr previously
reported tie bar and brought up about 90 bales
cotton her Considerable damaged
From tie officers towboas FAMED learn that the ship
will be ready 70 be towed Up il few dsyA Sac present.
BRIG BEAVER Sekerson from New Orleans for MareIes
put into Norfolk 18th u IN distress with loss Of sails aud fore
BEIc MANsASILLA Bailey from Havana for Portland,
riyed At Proyineetown 9Th ut crowded ashore m9.nns
Of the 18th inside OF the Point By the ice but will probably be
got on when the ice breaks