New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

The ste snhip Alabama, Schenck from savannsb came up
Ai The sisGlHs S.ia es. . f@yS ys.s been
l6 days n HstteTas with heavy NV and ENE gales
passed q large nun Der OF barrels.
Disasters, &c.
sHIF IRENE, (of NewYork, before repored WA!sms from
Liverpool Dee Boston with genera assorted cargo OF
merchandise struck Winthrop Bar at sOcloch on sunday
same evening shirley beach between the Revere Cop.
per Works and the Head On Monday afternoon there was
out Of her The crew were ali saved but one mar bad bis leg
fractured by the falling Of the mssts Captain Williams ststes
but the weather thick that obseryson eoad be had
board The Irene lies ashore the f. Of Point
Shirley Gut lying head of shore and upnght with the wreck
S at sh.is sssy SScssn rS The ono ws ISL
burden, aud is owned by Messs starses, Clear
ScHR NORTHERN LIGHT Turner from Aux Cages vie New
port r. l., Of and for Boston went ashore az % on spl'
Al e f $40 bsss Of coeee and 80 tuns Of logwood
About loo bags coffee have saved in good order The
Northern Light the only vessel ashore in the vicinity Of
sdsmsecd state The vessel would be total iOss
scHR. Lacos Bearse, from NewYork for Bos;on, went
saved. The nas cut away, and the vessel will be got
scHa GEORGE sAvARY Cof Brooksyle Me- Jones, from,
Jacksonville for Boston, before reported ashore N Bnnsaos
Bay Ts nSS Of 81 h S and s @ ashore about
next morning She sprung leak about O'clock her n,ass
SnS Sp sboe Ss wss nearly Ss @ of water h expected
that the viii be saved but that the vessel VIII be os
scHs LYD., BROOKS lCf Belfast Ne ayeneS from yIr.
Gown co% iU Ledge csps small Point sne on night st inst
and fell and sunk leaving only portion OF he ar
board quarter The captain and reached the
shore in boat them ustb.,en, and saving nothing
but what they had The vessel after rounding Cape Cod,
to- iced up, and driftod to where she struck
BRIG GARLAND (9f kewYoIk Brown from Liverpool I've I'm.
Bank had only Lost little copper She was towed ap 70 Dub
cargo Which was di,chsrsed into fishing s@aeks soOd
condition. She would rel Dad after survey ~ IL,
scHR. SILVER BELL, from Gloucester for Baltimore, WITH
fs ashore Cape Poge morning Of tho 18th inst Tho
wind east 10 north east at the time blowing heavy nd the
THE N,xTUcEEr INQUIRER of Monday .ays One half ofs
split in fore AFT drited ashore the head Of
Long Pond Friday last Il lS0 feet long, Of live oak,
iron fastened and apparently about yesro
BARks TANMASY Emma Cushing, schr. Ariadne, and ar
Eastern schooner before reported ashore at Holiness Hole have
THE sTEAmER GoRDos was dispatched from Savannah to
the relief OF the ship BSena Vista pt Richmond Mel which
Island II the ssyaSsh RryeTi arrived m % the ,s
deck bulwsks carried away the decks swept Of every thing
ind her sails nearly all blown TO nsss were stt
standing, but she may be considered total wreck.
Island high up on the beach No cargo Vessel partly insured
New touches at low water e,t side orhos Secs sur
rounded by Belongs 70 Jesse Foy No G5 Water street, s
Ice Schooner Cornwall from Thomastown, in the Ice near
FvE scHooSERs high and dry City leland, in tho
Sound aud two schoones cast away Huckebey ls'
EDGARrowN Jan 13-The ch Blue Bell Of and from Deer
Isle Me- for baltimore with 500 bbls meckere on shore
night Cape Poge Stoney Point aud bged and
will have discharge to get Of and tho railway for
a sft nn paoh the yS.e s a %u de s
master that his vessel aud cargo insuedthe cargo
HOLINESS HOLE Jan. ls-The schr Helen Mar from Alex.
sndra for Boston with -four &c, has driven rear Hsluess
little. The bark Emma Cushing brig Tsmmsny.
schrs Arcturus Aradne all ahoat The Emma is ready
BARK yEsrzuELA, Davis from Porto CabeO 70, Philadel-
phs with Of hides coffee &c. went ashore daring the
late CurtuCb N total
BARK sPIRIr OF THE SEA, Ellis, from Palermo for Bslt.
more with fruit ashore Curtuck during the late gale.
scHR. EAGLE, Masters, from NewYork for Bermuda
scnR. FsHHAwk Lord, from New;YOrk for Norfolk, ls
ballast ashore night Of sh in LynhAven Bsy-ersw sR
THE VssTTs cargo ashore near Provnceown been dig
Of cotton in the ground er which badly damaged BY bsa
water The balance would be taken out lth Three vssses
loading the cargo for Boston.
BARK ELIZABETH HALL, from Zanzibar Of and for Salem.
sh S dragged ashore % on the es1ps % .. the sS " @ s s
water evening Of 9Th without damage after por
agent Of the Underwriters for his valuable assistance in getting
scHR H. +. PAXTON NicEerson from Baltimore for rrovi.
denee !. charge Of pilot ran ashore I On Ono Leass 0as &
damage by Perry and anchored clear OF the ledge.
She carried away her main boom
CAPT MosELEY and late OF bark Peacock oi Ssem).
lost Aug reef MGnsa Madssscs came ps.ssa'
gers bark Elizabeth Hall az Newport ffoui Zanzibar
ult e NewYork on the Ih Experienced gale from 18th
2s She thrown low in the water near her beam ends,
right the vessel she ost fore opmast say: and
sTlit main sya and damaged her rigging Capt AuHsen
Baie s. D. Horror Capt Doc, Of Bermuda, returned to
bcW S the S ns ss Of S i o h
very esky and otherwise disabled in her hull The Horton eit
sight Of Island Lighthouse the ancessng continuance
Of terrific gale; crippled the 'I 10 Se. s1d SS i s1is: B.s
muds, which he did on the 18th ult. -,
BAsX MARAvAL, Capt Ward, hence at Bermuda I'D rlt.
experienced the terrific gale Of the 10Th ut Capt Ward
ports that at the lssh, wind blowing from EsE,
commenced reefng ship; at wind backed 20 ENE.
blowing very and barometer falling fast at midnight
the wind jumped sW and after blowing heavily bscief
TO H. aud ded away barometer still falling and very low at
cept close reefed retopss and dead
calm ensued and the stars out brightly but very shortly
topss and stsysa this terrific blow lasted until
when began TO moderate 20 gale during this Storm
overheard IS bales of hay, which essed tue shp the was
scuddng for ~ hours under bare poles and during e
and most dangerous stage Of the sse 'hs W" S gs rae s
qutnE the utmost skil at the helm y.e. ,f., ,..
BRIG T. C. CUNNINGHAM, Rich (o frsnkioIt, hsl. uont
NewYort for Pcnsseola, with cargo o. os s =,
on the 18th ut Tho weather continued rather favorable g u
Wednesday evening 18Th when gaze spns 1sse ~ a
ths oins day Thursday 18th, aud continued 10 rage with
uninteruutsd violence until 2st dur1ng THIS terrible storm tho
T. A. G. thrown on her ces h eSs sa ~ h,n ths
vessel came filing was necessary a. once 70 cur away
- smsst Of the vessel right her and the lives Of all
sIr nnmauarsabIe and the awful running made
nIet breach the T. A C. severely strained by the
leaking badly when the weather moderated
on Friday Saturday the I'd fts the brig josiah Jex,
rbt ard signals Of distress made from the T. A. c. tho
J. bore down the disabled brig and finding her IN SINKING
diion Capt Munson Immediately prepared 20 escue tho
rev Of a.. n the boat Of the latter vessel having been
during the tempest the boat OF the wts GOT 0nr
which succeeded after much per and labor IN conveying 20
the j. Capt Reh h wife aud child the mate and crew OF
the unfortunate brg the captain and h wife The last 10