New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31


repairing and vOuh s.l in about three Ano,iy
bTis came unknown Crawford master bound from D1ep n
BEyre pat into St. Geofss Aseh IT, badly damaged snd via
Disasters, A<.
SNIP CoNEr 8. Sen Fraaescs 18th alt, was q DIV, f,
% the Equator Il the Atlantic and eros.ea 4 IA -
s Wa 81 days 70 Cape Hors snd Of the Care dsv.
Gss; ~ 'hs q M ap: Ped. .,sa and s at o9ss en. S:1 .ss
srcsd strong w rsles but sustained damage Wien H.
H.nrueion was wushed overheard from Tie fore TOT G
castle lowered the boat be; all eacr-s made h ssr,
sHiP RspeAusrLrr a, san Frsacisco s, inst. w.@ a.,,
from sswYort the Equa,o in s- Atlantic and crossed Oct
mslnx only 10 ne. 90 day, from NewYork o cs
Horn passed through The strAs OF le Mar. Nov 4
which started ab0ut inches and hsf ava,
ks and raider; had the decks swept of sn
hour. hsd feet In the hold ost suit Of sails aaa r
tanned other DAMAGE was compelled 20 bear op for Vspu
fr repairs; that port Dec 10, completed repairing nd
resumed Der voyage jan Is A.,
sHiP MARY BRADFORD. on New Orleans, before rspore.
set on Gre by the Bordeaux damaged the ao1ni
Of from co 20 5000 BY Of FIRE engine sossS
and be assistance of O;heHAiP crews 'AO was saved from ds
sosR WAxpERER At do. March ? from HOns Kong ga /,
h,vy weather Jan g. encountered violent hurricane eg
~ 20 w the schr. thrown upon her beam ends,
Law In position four houn was compelled 10 arc~
hsrd ome Of the cargo tighten her. huwsrks nae
M galley eAboose and boat and sustained oaer damage
ScBR JoBS g. MoREAu, Cornelius from Virginia si,h osl
Of woo for New York lost Le Eeg Hsrbcr nshto
the . consequence Of the buoys beins OFT q iAek
rrOreF
saved cargo will be a total lossit ysusd s5oat s
sad the vessel - ooo no insurance
Hyanus Sunday grounded the shoal ground SW Of s
Breokwater Steamer Island Home owed her of MoDds
WHALE STRIP WILLIAM HAMILTON West Of and from New
Bedfore for Psefc Ocean Ca.t heard Fayal Oct u
with is tbls OIL reported by Chilean steamer which an
at Valparaiso Feb Z to have been ost Ia the River Imperial
OSy IcsrER load of aour had been got
ant from baltimore of and for Boston ashore W
rssssge Newportl 20 the 18th The discharsns Of
re.se would be continued as possible Tho Clems
of tuue
insured in Boston By letter TO Eiwood waiter esq, *
sega S AKfS GRaYsoS arrived at Baltimore asth m a.
.cbr Caspian 1beiDg her second trpl ashore on kent
the Caspian and supposed she would float of morning
ScHR J. H. CoUScE Hupper, from Thomaston for Charlie.
ton put Boston 2sh inst for repairs being esky h
ScHR PENsy TRAvERs from Charleston for Baltimore viii
cargo of nee and cotton carried her oremast the "a
inst. and put into Wilmington, n C., . for repairs
nut INTO Holiness Hole 25h eaky having had very hesr
weather aud been 20 days N. Of Hstter.s
SCHR B. RUSSELL arrived al Philadelphia nth fou
Chfeoieague with wrecked goods from brig Arcsdisn
scHR LucuLLus (Of Cestinel, which went ashore tie
ST. Msry's Ca Pembroke Name has been condemned y
worth getting off and was sold 1t auction on the 18th
with all her she lays for S3f7 The lumber
board estimated from 5000 1900 feet, cold for s r
landed the beach, three quarters Of which s
to the for getting out Her stern out and The
vessel ia badly blged.
position 18th inst heretofore reported with the @
Americs and wreskins schr. Mechanic alongside.
"a.
has been within 100 miles of Charleston for days
scHR EvERGLADE from Boston, at Charleston 18th, erps
heavy saes the lost saeys had decks
soHS TaREg SISTERS, from New. York for Baltimore which
which has reported missing n Nantcoke River boun
scHR W. II GArzMER, Bond, from Bucssvlle, s. G., ti
Charleston with Of so 0O0 aves, went ashore A
eTt pnedsteiy 20 Charleston for assistance steamer
Clinch the aid Of the vessel Of the 2it
but arriving al the spot found that the ehr had sunk
would probably become wreck
scnR. II. N. JENKINS Dodge from GeorgetoSn, Sc
H. parfar mt
oes part Of deck load Of lumber oreyard fore boom
post broken, and leaking goo strokes per hour.
anxiety beginning 10 be felt for the safety Of the bark Ben
min adams She sailed as from Boston about me
card from The b. A. has been running 10 this port oa pun
wears and Capt MeTIiman, her commander, well al
/ irvorsbly known to many Of our citizens
SNIP CAFE CoD-The following is Cart Crosby's account
tie loss of the ship Cape Cod Of and for Boston from
recently reported abandoned Dec Is, lat Is lon
i9 80 F. al while running under closereeied tops,u
encoun tered violent hurricane from f., which blew swyI
the main ops and broachei the ship lost fore
topmss fore topsa yard main tOpsalsnt mast eeoom .
everything attached; had ell the sails that fued to h
remaining wards blown out Of askets; had buwars
and lay hours with sail lahed in the miz1en rigging,
badly Immediately started both paInps and Kept all hands
through the morning lost the rudder no abs
wind sounded the pumps and found five feet OF wa
the ship Upon examining the ste found one PLANK en-
tey of and several others started got sail over the @
and hauled it into position 10 keep out much water
sble practicable cut holes through m
and commenced throwing overheard cargo IN order
get at the breach or leak from the insde- II being
from the heavy sea to do anything 9ade Un VI ths o'w
found feet Of IN the hOd-a hande
pumping and breaking out At m vessel hove
sight At this time the ship had fourteen feet Of wster " ne
and was sinking fast got the boats out ready for est
ing-it being evident that the snip could DO yep
Afost but a short time dark (when the last
Us left) the 70 the chambers OF the pumps
and the making a complete breach over the snip
Under necessated Tor the &ieH
of lives abandon her and board the French pare
Rubens France. Subsequently twelve OF the seaMen YEN
transferred the French barque 81 Louis bound for
On the 10th Dec fell in with ship Josiah Quincy, q ana
Weston kindly consented the rest
item perons board his ship and bring 10 ST. beieo
where were landed Jan. 10. -
ApvIcEs FROM WEST 10 the 18th inst. state that org
EeRle from Trinidad for Boston, Key West 18Th s
leaking badly condemned and sold her bad sY
reshpped Ship Marines Of Boston, from Liverpool for Nev
Orleans had gone ashore PickePs Reef and bged P
saved vessel probably total loes An
ther the Ease leaking about the bowsp
Mariner Ashore night of March II; had cargo i a.
The materials Of the ship aud the salt between decks
saved She large clipper ship OF 800 uns and q
new, owned in Boston and valued at $4,000 Cargo a
sold 70c per sack pooa Of the materials have bee
by the U. S. NJ Jsha for 5 f76 81. Schr. y. r. NJ
Smith sailed march y 70! Cherbours The deekload
vessel being heavy her safety discharsed
the amounted TO S7aj The scbr. has been cauk
her water ways up, and Is perfectly tight. Brig
Wsikins from New York bound TO Galveston with
cargo ashore night Of l2h of Cssar Greek. She
slated Of next day. The brig badly injured hayj y
keel down 10 the CARDBOARD The captain proceedslc
procure vessel TO take the cargo TO TeDll
brig will probably be repaired NJ Key West Salvage N
BY the Court $500 The sales Of her pershable cargs
TO sSa5 o. Ship Metropolitan, from New-York TO Js
ballast, went ashore Bocco Grande Bar night Of IN
Throwing ballast and shifting sone, she nm u
next high tide. No assistance rendered Vessel
on her voyage st once.