New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
Disasters, &c.

Tur urwprcxNcscgR SPLENDID which sailed from Norfolk
hs ee = od b. sfeeIed T.. wa: compelled TO zip
anchor and 10 before reported nce whch noh
As h. S OF n' m
from Apasehco. experienced very heavy weather duns the
ssIP CITY OF NEwfoRK -Yot Boston 2ith from
L.Boo % hss ys & Ie on iitS u ~h.
ing in terrific gale shipped ,ea whea stove qu1ri
BIG WN CRAWFORD from Ponce, P. R. with sugar and
uosaes arrived at Norfolk 29d inst in heavy gale sprung
heads Of both mss lost sails had the deck load swept Of and
ALAReE scHR painted bset with white streak
the 18th inst high and dry on the west end OF mbae
Island apparently bsed Her cotton was discharged on the
ashore on smiths Point sd
inst said to be Eastern yess by brig stephen Young, at
BHIc sIrpHrS YouNe from Att.kapss at Baltimore Gath
gale from n TO NJ N E. lat 2s Ion 10 lest deck load
Of noasses.
bound for Liverpool and Monday afternoon Cherry
Island Flats between Wiming gton and Newcastle while in
She twned IN Boston and /. valued about 900 She
loaded with corn, -four bacon and beeswn by Baldwin Of
ruined The esrso was valued 600 With covered b
IL y. Se S IN
the last they had TO pass through steam hs. been
Pfisde,Ihis for reP.ifs. -.
miles south Of Bloei Island into by unknown
stl. and had bOwsprit carried away ...., --,
BRG TWILIGHT Baltimore 18th from Atakapas, expert
epced heavy weather which osused the vessel leak split
sails lost gallant mast, and part OF her deef load oi mo
scHR FrRs Bhsss 10 days from Att.haPs' for Bal
put Charleston 2.' inst for repairs having on 7th
lat 64t lon 743 IL n T. gale carried away nslnah and
sesS FRASK c. SIMMONS Law at Norfolk from Province
town reports pcins up the 18th inst in lat Of Cape Hen
lopen piece timber with the words j. Forbes must have
bee from the vessel Of that sgest deal Of
BRie sTkouT Wallace lost Insrus sailed from New
York Feb Trinidad, with cargo Of lumber, proysons
hc and the 18th made Psnss Gays bearing W. by ~,
distant about 10 miles and at about 81 same day struck on
the n W. point Of lnagus Reef and bged and filled Capt
w ssys the loss owing strong eaeiiy current un
known to him setting The ve'. o her e,h breeze
blowing and the weather misty at the time Of the accident
The captain saved all the cargo Be could with the assistance Of
wresier and left in boat for Msyhew Town, nagua and
BsEK j. FoiBEs lost in collision with brig Cnmes was
iaboaId bow the cat head and down
the waters edge carrying bowsprt to the heel foreop
ss yard guys bobstsys &C. The pumps were Immediately
were pu, motion so ea,. Of oAsses forward In
order keep The vessel. head up By ss, ni1 s1srOn; the
oImsst BY the bod and the foema BY the head the
vessel hosug Sounded and fourd 10 sthoms the wind
blowing tayy shore. Aner considerable difficulty both
vessels rolling heavily with heavy sea on al hs1ds on the
passenger taken safely board the CHmeA The j. r.
insured, together with her cargo
coast Of Florida February last and all hands lost The
sci from g. AsdIew Bay 70! pSwSst aOTD L1d.nOs
Capt sane Of the schr Martha Moore from Barbados for
Fratkn fell with the Martha lying on her beam ends
The bodies OF two men we've found-one white s.hed
the main chairs and the other negro lhed TO the rigging
from which marx has been recognized to be h. Of Captain
GOulder His father naw, Andrew English, and crew Of
GOulds, S Nsv;t and I.sys wife and Eve sh
also sfNewa The 'ehI was owned by parties in thi,
city, aud IL . total loss
scHs JOIN THOMAS from Nsntieoke River arrived At Bal
timore 18th inst with cargo Of eh Three BIothe before
ported missing, being ee-b bound
SHIP NoRTHERS CRows, Phladslphia from Liverpool
ports that the 24th Feb IN lat 4 lon 81 81 h.d
gale fioms T. to S s. w and since then had constant
hsd ek and of duty all the passage
Cs.nse could not putbe pilot Mr JAMIE. shpIsy of Lv.r
rOO) ashore. and compelled to bring him Philadelphia