New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
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SHIP WV. HANLroN,-A letter from Capt D. P: West
ffi onS tof New Beofd On the morning Of Jan y on
eefabou Is miles from land. and abOni 80 miles F. from
Oh morning the 18th about 50 miles distance the ship
de- and mzzen osas going about six knots hour At
o'clock morning the wind died away and tremendous
roll commenced heay shore Breakers heard
all hands called get ship of shore po'sibe the
anchors were got clear but OWNS TO TIE heavy swell and strong
IN possible to work the weasel of, she
drg toward shore at the rate Of knots and tie anchors
lad been DROPPED they would nc, have held her minute At
u o'clock the officers and lett the ship and in minutes
from the reef and wsted until daylight a. sunrise the ship was
complete wreck The boes arrived at Mocha that even
landed them Tseahusuo The officers and
were all saved The w H. hal board IS bos p OIL moth
papers. She fsolass yeosk ship is5 uns and be-
longed to IIOwand Co Of New.Bedford and sailed in
Sci last The ship valued az about as 0 upon
which the only insurance sScO 81 the Union Mutual Ma
SnIr CovrSsSrTR Mcpherson Savannah from Liverpool
reports that On the 18Th MaIsh The bar bAcsS from
tonic The captain and arrived OIL the Coveaante The
vessel is reported to be total loss
West, Insured in Boston for $500 at De American
States Offce aud $1,000 at Tie Alliance ofee.
CAPT MILToS Of the ship Harriet and Jessie at New Or
n lat Sc Ion &C. So he experienced heavy gale from the
southwest The ship wss hove 70 under oseFeefed main.
strokes per hour. On the 2ih and 18Th continued blowing
heavy fIoms W. to w n W the ship laborDe very heavily
and shipping much water Subsequently she increased her
leak from 400 10 strokes per hour After the weather mod
Grated the ship still eakns lady ne was compelled to heaye
at the ice Of which then hove about 20 The
weather then became pleasant aid the hp not leaking
much before, he stoped throwing over the ice aud pursued
N EFFORT arrived At New.Belford slh ut from
cruise; report. the 18th herr brig ahors about
ns ss tent rifche6 On shore ard nm al
there who probably belonged TO tbe brg The above pob4
bly, the brig Webster before reported
ScHE GEO MiLLARD Of Orleans from Boston for Phiaie
pLis when of So,uae the Ii-ht Of the 7t
by bark inv ard bOuld Dr. Ike r AID stsnche
AID tut n:o Proyiuce;own 18th where she viii repair and
ScHE FLLES DYER (of Portland Fits from NevyYcrS
Feb Remedies experienced heavy gale the 18th sai
cor or Bahama Banks found the schooner eaky and roon
sounding the hold when the remainder
rr r, an uieht but beiug he tn win b1vg
gale. spred the cahe a. Of he d and tie vessel
30 re csrts AID crew were t.kea - hv wre~t an
arrived Mason +h TIE p D. vas good schooner o. IS
tus s! old owned by The Easter Perey RusI a11
others Of Portland and Is aIay insured IL Portland AID S-w
York
BKIc CLEMENT q Boston ahore near Whale Rcck On Ma
rosausett shore has been abzndouedrud zeeome .s
she fast breaking The Carsn AID cr, h,d ei for 's
ton 4i3 hs fcur and neal - bCs duck p corn
had been saved from tie tg and there good prospect Of
BRis Ear Of and oT Bas'on, from Aux Csy,, before re-
ported ru Liverpool y. : MaIcA % n distress
day. ou which had succession Of gales from y W
to WNW. On FEB p CsT, PecrB e., .olniilg. in ;hree
when she again blown OF 10 fearful gale losing
&c and the runainsgs being zeu tat could Be
worked On the l9h, the provisions and Light getting
short every one SICK viva water boil. nd greatly
udy rnarro,tv bread On the 18Th The al iof.e o. food
~ Sypende5 Ia lat - s. lon 81 still hlowur ii. 40
cod The captains wife hsi nov been 0ur DAYS
food h.r the 18th ship Cambridge, Capt, W Chsss ron
and BIOL potatoes On "a Mz'eh, John Dlr Te from the
torsslvarJ ,o wa. drowned lesving Cart ana ss - ;.
creased and the Spsdsd TIE vessel sving the l0gboa
starting the rail snd hitE the oSttn with water The gale
ontin lh he boat
br hen In se moukeyrA earned away and the brig va
svSi By ses 90 tbs bow. 'sss'rs sess taee', Jl l