The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

that the steamship near sancoty Head looked like the
CITY OF Manchester.
The Forbes coalng Ut Provncetown this AFTER
noon, and win not leave the vicinity OF Nantucket till
midnish.-we shall, therefore, be unable 70 learn
10 night.
THE STEAMSHIP MARION.
TERRIBLE sToRN-INTENsE coLD-FoUR HORSES
FROZEN TO DEATH.
The Marion arrived here yesterday from Charleston.
Fields OF solid ce encountered from Cape Nay 70
Baynsgat On the outward passage Of this steamer the
great snow storm of the l7th inst overlook her
hours after leaving this port and 10 nerce was the
storm that It was found necessary to lay TO
Oh Ospe HatterAs for twenty six hours. Ths
cold intense that four horses which board
were frozen 70 DEATH Every effort nade to the
lives OF the poor animals but without Three Of
them belonged to Mr.. Williams, and the other to Mr..
Keon, all Of Charleston. Tho decks masss, sails, rig
oing, and every portion the steamer exposed 10 the
atmosphere, covered with oe TO the depth Of six
seven inches. The passengers on board speak in the
most complimentary manner Of the skill and superior
management Of the Marion by the officers during the pre-
whence Of the ge when every passenger board had
concluded almost impossible for the vsssl 70 ouvs the
storm Captain Hester snd Mr. Thomas the pilot proved
themselves worthy the responsible positions thsy occupy
A SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP IN THE SNOW
STORM.
The steamship Augusta, her outward passage 10 sa-
yAnnah, experienced heavy westher and . rough 81
throughout her passage On Sunday she encountered
assk storm, with severe gale from the N. E.; ct
nP.M, OF HAttsrAs, the wind suddenly shiflsd 70 n
NJ w. and blew perfect hurricane, fcrmng vapor 10
dense that for eighteen hours the water alongde the
vessel could mot bs The ship was completely
cred with ice
SHIP JOSEPH BRADLEE-LOSS OF LIFE.
The ship Josiah Brsdlss also encountered the great
SNOW storm, in which Of the crew WAS lost
board while number severely frostbittsn - 70
be incapable Of service. Captain Harding reports that
On Jan u, experienced . tremendous hurricane fron
n. T. which, sfssr blowing FOR sight hours, suddsaly
hausd 10 g. T.. The wind stti blowing with uAAhsasd
fsry had decks swspt stove forsoasls. and carried
away buwarks, hatch houses, spars, &c; also car
Ysd away outwstsr starting stem, causing the ship 10
badly The being greatly sxhsustsd The ship
without sails. and In disabled condition. bore up the
ls Tor the nearest port Loaf overheard oh inst, Henry
J.ndrcy, OF Archa.
4 DISMASTED BARK-A PACKET SHIP IN
DISTRESS.
Tho bark Arizona Captain Prescott arrived yesterday
s.on Portlsnd On the ION inst. 100 miles 8. BY T.
sandy Hook, saw vessel Of about eco tons, dis
. xssd, had bowsprn only. Saw On tho deck; thsy
0ao poe 9oS up ana ukuAl uylnx, EuooA-
v1rsA 10 near her, but owing 10 The bark being light
10 nsde more leewAy than ths wreck did, could nos
get closer than within two miles Of hsr . bark
reach towards her. and observed thak ahs just fell into
ahs wake Of the wreck and supposed she took the msn
on gaus time saw New York packet ship In distress
This morning WAS spoken BY Captain Hazard, Of steam
tug W. q. Webb, who went In pursuit. OF 'hss ship.
FURTHER REGARDING THE PRINCESS
LOUISA.
We have rscsived she following from the pictboat
81 M In relation 70 the Patrick Henry and the British
brs Psposss Louisa. The Patrick Henry and Typhoon
were boarded on Sunday morning, and pilot put on
board OF EACH which The last out of the boat Thst
nas duriag gale, both vssssla were driven 70 ssa
O shs Tuesday. following sandy HOOK bearing n NJ W.,
IRON ssvsasy.nvs so eighty miles the Patrick Henry
spoke the Princess Louisa. The pilots Wish 70 show By
shs That bsaors falling In with the brig the Patrick Hen
~ had had pos board two days. and thai thsy have
sndsavorcd 70 rslsvs and put pios hoard d any ves-
ar sAsy might fall IN with also, that hey have
aaksu every during The winter Of getting 70 80
for The sbovs purpose and many tmsa st the risk d
sssr nvss asd boats The syIph had great diracuisy IN
rsaAins ths city, having, vhsn Of oASs Island dragssd
hss aschovs and came very near going ashore on NE
v & nuss when she wss relieved by the stsamsug Mw
a y bu, nos uut . hole he'd besn stovs Ia her bcv.
LOSS OF THE BRIG HELEN Y. RYDER.
Bosrou, Jan. 81, 1857.
Tia brig Helen y. Ryder, from Jscksonvills for New
Yrt v,s abandoned ai about January ls, and tbs
Grew Axss on By the bark General Taylor and carried
Int Portsmouth.
DESERTED BRIG.
Tne New haven Journal and Courier of the 77th inst
myp-Capsain Nerrow, Of the schooner Daniel Trov'
brcgs who has been fastened In the ce OIL the mouth o.
shs harbor for nearly week. succeeded In reaching sos
city yesterday he says that the whole Sound m ffosss
over 10 Long Island, and shst moves in solid body
about two miles sach way. ne reports abnsantise,
With an sails se on Milford Point probably ashore on
xbs Point and appassBily Deserted. He her nrss on
Ibusdsy on hsrber and By Saturday sshs she had
r,ssd a far n Mfcrd. The sails have been sst oil the
s and there hes besn no appsaranos Of ne on board
of hsr The extremely cold weather ssves room for tss
posabtlty that her may be hosss 70 dssah. oap
nssrrcw sav Q beat the hoe, which he thought meh
possibly be THE ssrAsferd Lsht boat rhs light boat q
Covnasld Pcus has also dhappsared.
THE SCHOONER FLORENCE.
RESCUE on TEE oAPrAIN ANB CREW OF THr rsro
rHrLURA.
Ths Schooner Fioresce, Of New Haven, nom Braso'
s Jaxo arrived In ne hsrbor yesterday, afser encoun
Nsvpe q mo~ severe gale. Capsain wcodhcuse rspovs1
sAas on ths lTsh inst OF squan Inlet and sook h'
4s ssvsrsxas ws driven south W lautsds &c. onsisud'
74ss have ha6 continual Succession Of gales from the
nwshwArd usos leaving Brsxos; last boat and ssls
ne &Hsuds msusicned above fell In with part o ship
house srd cabin furniture and other arm stuff Jasusrl
20 As,iuas ss ispsuAs "a 80, fen 10 with brig Phlurs
sapssss sprsxue from Savannah for Esw York
anussscd, and With sx fses wsssr Ia hs