New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
MARINE AFFAIRS.
n,s,s1yps srgE JERSEY coAsr.

pIsSs1ERs on The yFRsEy COAST.
The storu, OF Thursday nigh, drove se7ets' -
ashore on the Jersey coast. Happily ne ioss o. NE
was confined 10 one vessel from which passenger
and two sslors were lost.
WINCH OF THE CHARLES ALBERr-TBREE LIVES LOST
The Italian bark Charles Albert, Capt. Revs!o,
from Genoa June p for NewYork, wen: ashore on the
morning Of the 18th, eight miles north Of Bsrnesss,
ard will be total wreck. There was plot on
board. bat be was not in charge OF the vessel She
had forty.two passengers, who came up 70 the city
overland. and are now at the Castle Garden depot.
Ef,een passengers and some Of the crew attempted to
come ashore in the long boat, which swsmped on
reaching the breakers, and two of the crew and one
Of the passengers were drowned. Five persons swan
ashore from the ship The mortar was fired five times
TO get hne Oh board but the shos did lot reach the
vessel. Shortly after The passengers were brought
shore in the eurf.boats belonging TO the Life-Bost
Station in charge Of the Underwriters agent assisted
BY Mr. George Evans, Sandy Hook pilot. The csrgo
of the Charles Albert consisted Of 800 tuns Die,
with lot Of wine, vermicei, &c. which is partly in
sured in this city, The schooner b. Dr1nnord, with
steam pump, has gone to her assistance.
TOTAL Loss eF THE SHIP CLARA BRooKHAy.
The ship Clara Brookman, Cspt. Higgins, from Liv
erpool for New-Yofk, before reported ashore below
Souan Inlet, ia full of water and has lost foremost and
bovsprit. She struck at l2i on the morning Of the
oS,h. is said that all hopes of saving her are given
no. Stesmtugs and lighters have been sent down to
ave IA much of her cargo possible. She rated Al
I4l4 TINS. built at Bath, and was owned by II. H.
Brookman OF that city. She is also insured there and
We understand has in addition small risk upon her
in this city, Her assorted cargo was valued at about
sIaO 600 some of which will be saved, but in dam
AGED condition There is a very large insurance on
Il in Wall street. A later dispatch says the ship is
broker in two amidships, and there is chance what
ever Of saving her. Capt. Higgins writes to his own
ers as follows:
SqUAS BEACH, August 70 1857.
,l,ssys H. H. Brookmdn Co.
GryILEMEy: | have to inform you that the ship
Clara Brookman went ashore at this place last night
at l2l in charge of pilot. The ship is now all TO
pieces full OF water, and ioremast gone FOR long
lime to-day twas doubtful five could save our lives,
lint we are now safely landed and ai well.
Iremsin your obedient servant
THE SHIP ROSWELL sPR,GUE ASHORE.
The ship Roswell Sprague, Capt. Paten, from
Cardiff before reported ashore near Squan Inlet, had
three feet water in her hold the 2Sth She went on
at o'clock that morning. She lies on the outer bar,
broadside to the sea, in very bad position Her
cargo consisted OF lUU tuns ra1odd Hou, 'aiuco al
$50 600, which s largely insured in Wall street. She
is an A Il vessel built at Bath in 1856, and owned
there by Messrs Trufant e. Drunmond. She is 10
cured at the Eastward but to what extent We are as
yet unable to ascertain.
TOTAL LOSS OF THE PILOT BOAT THOMAS II. SMITH.
The pilot boat Thomas II. Smith went ashore about
xix miles north of Banegat and has gone to pieces.
She went on at about o'clock the morning of the
2sth All hsnds were saved, and arrived in this city
on Saturday last. The Underwriters have sent steam
tugs and lighters to the assistance Of all these vessels
THE SHIP ARvUM SAFE.
| The ship AIvum, before reported ashore on Bergen
| Flats. got of on Friday night withou, damage.
WRECK OF THE SCHOONER SARAH ANN.
Pilot boat Christian Bergh, No. 10, reports, Aug
-. lat. 4Oo 49, lon 10 5V. fell in with wreck oil
schooner Sarah Ann OF Brdgeton, N. j. on her beam
endp her masheads and quarter sticking out OF water
Took from her part of sail which was made IN Pha'
delphia She was in ballast, and apparently had cap
sized during a squat. Her boat was gone Sup.
posed the crew had been taken of by some vessel.
The Sarah Ann had been but short time in that situ
alton
SCHOONER sCSK.
British brig Antelope arrived at this por. on Satur'
day night reports having on the 2sth at IL M,
enc mile south OF Egg Harbor, sunken schooner
with mssts standing out Of water, and ensign set al
half-mast.