The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16

Buenos Ayres, with 900 900 feet prue umcer
A. ny Ct the % inst and as soon as the dtssster
made known desparched small craft down to 1ee
stistsnce, ana having subsequently called urcn cam
further so he imedis ey got the shlp unde way and
proceeded co ~n the rvet Brazidan steamer OF war
sfsan.e snd returned 10 this rt YESTERDAY and r
ported the ship to be still agrount, but had received
tfe or no damage and as they were g.tenDs he' ts.
mere was eysss probability Of getting her ahoat Inc
t'eamer lett the Gerinantos and several small crait
near the ship.
Ney 7.-NothiDg new from the Adri~tic, but as the
weather keeps nocerae the ch1ncss Of saving the hp
are favorable. ROBT n. HAMIL ION Agent.
7. S-The Peruvian bark Carlos T. Hennque, Adam,
Strst, tad 20 be insured In Boston New York. Vss
Bel In basat; was bound to Barcelona
WRECKS IN MASSACHUSETTS, BAY.
From the Boston Journal jan. H.
The storm has probably been very severe 90 our coast
ticp we have gathered VIII be found below
The vessei reported yesterday ashore Fawn Bar,
Boston harbor IS the ship Irene, Of New York Captain
Wilisn which sailed from Liverpool, Dec l, foe Boz
ton with general cargo Of merchandise. She struck
on winthrop Bar ut eight O'Clock sunday morning. The
Point Shirley beach, between the Revere Copper
Works and the Head. she lies stafn on aud got
x Tasa u Se ss m s o. sss% % Tug There vas
one man had his legs fractured by the falicg Of the
masts.
1be Irene was bull. q. Essex Conn., in 1851 is 1888
tors burheu, and is owned by Messrs Sturges, Clear
man Co, ofNew York. The isene consigned to Enocn
Train Co, OF this city. afsR
Later accounts f-om the Ireneare not 80 encouraging
to the prospect of getting hec or This there
ten feet OF water in hes hold and the TIDE ebos and
The underwriters have their agents near the wreck
and every exertion will he to save the property
schooner Northern Light, Captain Turner, from Aux
Cayes via Newport P l., Of and for Boston,
durIg the Storm yesterday, soout mile north Of
sctuate lghr. She went at four O'Clock in the morn
ing. AL the saved The vesse is full of
her cargo consists of zoo bags OF coffee and 20 tons of
loewood About 100 bags OF coffee have been saved in
good order. The Northern Light was the only vessel
ASHORE IN the vicinity OF Scituste.
Schooner Lacon, Be.fse from New York for Boston,
went ashore At yanni during the gale yesterday tore
poon The masts were cut away. The vessel win De got
DuriDg The gale the wins was E. 70 N. N. E., and as
number Of inward bound vessels were known to DO IN
be bsy and OIL Cape Cod is feared that a have not
escaped shpwreck Ou Saturday afternoon three shps
one bank, aad ak schooners, inward bound, were oD
served from Highland light 1t was probable that
some would succeed In getiDg into Provincesown.
Messrs tarrey aua Pike report schooner ashore on
Shas Rock, near the outer light; she Is eomplete
wreck, the sea washing entirely over her. All hands
probably lost
This forenoon portions of the wreck of the schooner
ashore on shg Rock were drifting about tue har
Dor, but nothing has yet been found to identity the
vessel.
TELEGRAPHIC. aWH;
LOSS OF SCHOONER LEWIS AND HER CREw-DIsAs-
TER TO SCHOONER SARAH A. HAMMOND AND BRIG
ALFARATTA.
BosroS, Jan. Is, 1856.
The unknown vessel which struck shag Rock, in
Light House Channel during the gale Of Sunday last is
supposed to be the schooner Lewis, Croxel from New
Yoxk for Boston. All hands drowned. She was ia
cumpsny in the Bay, with the Wolcott, from
New York, which arrived below on Sunday morning.
1he papers OF the Lewis have beea picked up ia the
boy by fisherman. Her loss with all board is CON
sideTed certain.
The schooner Sarah A. Hsmmon, Capt. Grass from Ma
aga, via St. Thomas, for New York, arrived ut Newport
last evening" short Of provisions, with damage to he,
sails crew badly frozen, &c.
The big Alfarstts from Portland for Havana, th
Gh inst in gale lest her foremast and msin topmast
she put into Newport last evening
/ MORE DISABLED VESSELS
PaovEcETowy, Jan. 13, 1855.
frivsd, bark o,ieutal from Pad4ng for Boston; sh
spoke the 1st Of January, the bark Buckeye steer
Lg for New York. and leski badly. On Jan. 8, sh
three vessels crippled by loss Of spsrs Aud sails
the gale Of the 18th inst the Oriental had her rs snd
main toIgallant mast cut away.
VESSELS AT NEWPORT IN DISTRESS.
NLwPoRT, r. l., Jan. Is, 1865.
The sthocuer Cooper, from Norfolk Tor Camden has
put ia beie Sth loss OF both ancnoss. AIS, the f. o.
Howard, Captain Baker, from Calves for New York
taoy has 0st fore6oom ard saiis and her ueck
swept She viii remain foI repairs. plot boat the
ffpg las wreck in tow, apparently hermaphrodte te
brig. THEY will be in probably by sundown.
sCHoONs. CosMoPOLITE REPoRrED ASHORE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lb--3 7. N.
Schooner Cosmopolte, Shscer, from PhiiIde pala
about Lee. 90 bound to Mobile, is reported having
been blown ashore nigh. ot 9th inst off Hatteras No
further particulars gwen.