New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16


N.-eb a. 20 s. lo. a 10 fell with shp Boosrl8s OiAod
for Lyerroo from nose sbsndoued AID h-r ban
telclsee 20 Nea- Jsr.. Blinss Co Liverpool l,1IJ
turs and eie =; Noble Fe'. :, Cro- raas;er.l
si ss1s sT W 70 w. iEb a., L.. So o. j, datls
vbch ;hIcw5 o. Der besn sIa' and - pat q bu~s
Ckarieston The s,h Cspe Looscz bearing Nv .
s' 20 a. ls,sy t .as ". b5 V o mo- x. of
.hrr4S seveI heavy seas s1red deck Dad stove 5u%ai
syIcK CH.SA. Ct .ew.Londoa, while lying a. .achor L
Bloet ,snd bay rSh q b ns IN no b. oyster
t5sre ne crew rescued By bost rom s9ts s.-k
REPORT Of clip Hsrssvsy srryed a. Chssou from Giss
GOV fts Sx =. p 6:i .. a u 5 s
s"Lss . .ssd d. s.Tso rashtd ov.r5 svsryas
ovs so1t he deck aud orsskns in he baEsts from for
wsie o. 1s re nsz 81 eo6t 1e 70 ~ Sa
PEI g. whsn u1odersed TIE Hasswsy b.s e1
ovsse srS iss be- rs1ch q The ulde cose single
Doodle reeed opss las also ost E'se par Of ~o sa'
BIyK PES1ucgLr from Gusy,ns r. for Eew.Yort be
fore reported yvi M b~tH9fs IL osJ ispoTt. th.s ~.
eastward hove bead 70 the Doriwari under doe
rus vese sbored nesgy, shPilE and Eod lea II
wafer; wind hauled 70 MI aud wore shar % The
eastward E; The se RACED with Increased violence
shrted forward completely hAs decsi AID
esrry away starbosTd basrks tined the and found
ssse water Ia her waterway seams openz -a
had Of tie butts n bei upper Torks AID strained
the Isnes around the nainInes eo'i5rIs nprlls.tto
pat vessel before the WIND Win such dangerous sea u
ming decided cutting away some 81 TIE eTs 70 es- n-
away
yard srlkIs the hesd OF ne --. he heay.
Of carried the fOfeusst BY tae board after when TIE
n nugsantns. found the head Of he nainIsSt sprung
The gale with sbsted violence throughout the night
Oh tie following day being more moderate rsged jury nAss
sho Se .b POM Al ro1r md IN conipF Cd ne
river under strong W wind, carried away her jury
BRIG SUSAN SMALL, FROM NewYIa bound 70 Jacksonville,
put into Philadelphia ftb IL dstres. To Indergo rePsrs
Tgy scER C. 4 LrBsrY hence for Vera Cruz totally
lost on the Albsiro eef the date lot given The Lib
bey rss owned BY Hargous Brothers Of this city, built IN
HCri in
about : y GO ard injured "a Wal street
disussted of the Bshsmas 2ith ut reported
the Indie suTposed be either the lndia new Le-
ersw fom NeybuIyPoIt MsreS H. ipT Ns~eAn or the
ACCOUNTS FAYAL March state that ship s. Ger,
put in breast hooE-would probably De detained I'VE o. -
weeks Ship Camden, from Liverpool for New-iort, with
coal put in q with loss Of nzen mast fore and main
toPgss and bad net having been h1ye cow ~ t-
II previous snd shifted osrgOvord be detained a0'u
eore ieporedl would soon be ready Bremen bark
Meteor sohr Alfred would sail IN few daysi1e former
yery bsd but IMPROVING About y packages Of the cargo
Of ship had been sold ~ auction realizing sboa,
TO New Yort having been saved without damage.
ACCOUNTS from Key West to Apnl state that ship james
Guthrie of Portsmouth,, Va Mobile Nth Of
bound Fero Spain the fat Of North Key Tog-
eyeIy e1eron 70 setber of with his bu finding
In ro,be secured the services Of the schr Flying Arrow Cap
ssvey and ,oop Globe Capt Green These vessels carried
out the best bower anchor with both chains attached and hove
heavy strain upon IT, They ghued the snip OF her prOyis
;os aid started the wser but the transport
Acty. Can't Uaf'lnron LEFT had
moved Capt Weeh the agent o The underwriters learning
e tbe set Of tie Wild blowing IRON the noh a. Il stbs
present consider the safety OF the chip almost hpeess
The yauable worth 5000 The tIip
f. one nearly new 80 burhea and valued q 900
The ship Abus Of Boston Cat Winsn with cargo Of goo
tvLsoe from Boston fI New resns wae EnnIg along the
reef the morning OF the Ch unfortunately ws swept 100 close
ns portion Of the cargo wss throw" over but pot bes oaa
ashore the assistance Of the wreck v.sel she
cse was tried By Judge Marvin and the salvage awarded 800
The Court and cher expenses Ct the ship, $50 A. The total
sfue5 on her voyage The bark wssf ron Butcher from
Philadelphia with Of coal foT n Orleans was
s.s were zone by oars; bu' the mzz@n lred
she had gred uy ana continuing On 70 y Ofeas
be ns,sd I'M civ On e 3d. Cart Gresor u pilot boa. Chan
e 'hp India dnased H. the -slae gale
lsSs. cotss,1s Of 80 bales cotton MOBILE Is
on sysIssed about 90 per b1ie ara sac saLsa oyer
The materials az cargo fa'td rom we '.plt
lot Pickles Rect, have been sole al auction tof '
The bark Convoy Capt Hoyt from New lork an 5h nst,
IN distress leaking eco per hour; hal very heavy
weather; Oh I'D vessel l4borug severe spruag lea
dSsteS 10 81 BsIef The bark " BIoe Capt Crary %
days from HsyTe, r ballast inst The An schr Agate
uenr and uoases ashore Brows Key Rahias the
AN The took out all the cargo and saved ths yee
peter, from Liverpool Tor New Orleans with salt
the Girserbresd shoa OF the ian a.d aI over
ere who In saving her and took her into the port Of
Ns.sSp on the 10th u The awarded b. the Chamber
ofCommerce was 500 The salvage the property saved
from the chip Calcutta 90 cent and the brig NeP
tune per aud the Am schr Rainbow - per cent
Loss or BARK MARY VARSEY The bark Calico Ellev,
a. Baltimore Caao 81 Thomas reports: o. the sn
Of ApT in la "a AZ and lon ~ Nesr she tell IN with the baIk
Mar Nsnev Of New YORK from Norfolk Gusdaoure,
complete wreck Her masts houses ana decks swept
fore and ard the was breaking over her Capt Eey
took IF the captain John w Perkins two officers the stew
ard coored al IL feeble state having been
without food shelter for nearly i've days and all the tine
e1posed the which breaking the wreck She
csrsized the 5h when the wife Of TIE captain
ned overheard and lost The CALICO lay by her for hour
while tax on by hi OLg5)at
heavy cross st the time and considerable din
Guilty experienced IN rescunR tie captain and The
following IL the Gaego Capt NauEheu and
three sesmen from Thomas, Of the schooner Emerald
lost in The Caribbean Capt John W. Perkins Sam J.
Slice fret nate Richard c. Ken, second male WIN. Par
keT steward; aud eooed seaeu Of the bark Mary FarAey
The crs II the fated bark speak high The noble
couduc, Capt Eley in saving them from certain death
another having passed then without Offering assistance
He furnished them with clothing and made them comfort
All r4s-iLe