New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
loss OF THE SCHOONER HENRIETTA AT sEA-REscrE
% The OFFICERS AND cREw-EFFEcrs OF The


los. OF The SCHOONER HENRIETTA AT sEA-REscCE
| oy THE OFFICERS AND cREw-EFFECTs OF THE
| LATE STORM.
The chip India Capt. Young, arrived in port yester-
dav. from Messina. On Sunday last Capt. Young fell
in with the schooner Henrietta Capt. Perry, dsmast
ed and disabled and took off the officers and brought
them into port We learn from Capt. Perry that the
Henrietta left the Delaware Break water, with cargo
Of coal to Perry & Wilson New-Bedford on the % /
of December and during the gale Of the following day
the sea stove her bulwarks washed away her galley
and cleared the deck of everything. The sails were
| also blown away that che rendered utterly I'M
manageable. On Sunday latt in latitude 3So ~
Ion gude II IT, the ship India, Capt Young took all
hands lsx in number on board They were unable TO
| save ANYTHING but their clothes. Capt. Young has
done what he could TO make the sufferers comfortable
and they have expressed Themselves highly obliged by
his kndness. Capt. Perry reports that on Fnday last
al D. m. he saw a hernaphrOdite bng with a round
,tern in dstIess. Her boat was Ovsrboard and brig
was LAYING 10 as II about to take the crew on board
Night soon shut down, and Capt p. could not ssy
whether they got off not; he does not think they
did, az il blew perfect gale at the time After the
gale Of the sd and 9th the officers of the ludla re-
port that the sea seemed covered with spars 9d ng
gDg for a great distance.
The following are the names '- the Objects anu
crew Of tie Henrietta, who auys4 here yesterday;
j. NJ Perry, master. Alexander Is. Perry, mate, Fred
eIick A. Perry, steward, of Sandwich, hass.; -
Baker, se6mao, fairhaveni Albert Clark, seaman,
Connecticut; Frank Jones, Swede.
TIE Henrietta was fine schooner 81 AZ tuns, owned
in New Bedford, and built in Bucksport in lS5. We
THU she Is not ntured.
Cant. Young also fell 10 with els crippled vessels,
after the late storm, al within TIVE hundred miles Of
this por..
The BRIG VENUS ABANDONED AT SEA.
Capt. Robinson Of the ship r. Ro6niol, from Liv-
e,pcol Yesterday, reports seeing tho brig Venus Of
Bosonl smssted and abandoned at sea, in latitude
3so 40, lorgitude 700 a. on Sunday last. He found
flag Of distre., flying from the stump OF her main
mat: but DO one was on board. She was lumber
laden and wsterogged, and be thinks her crew must
nave been taken off by SOHO passing vessel The brig
Venus (of Boston,, Capt AddisOn, was built in 1878,
in Bath, Me-, and btl0I ged to H. A Wilder. She Was
81 tuns burden, and a well built veAsel.
BRIG LOUISA cAPES ABANDONED.
Capt. Taylor Of the schr. Alba, at this port from
Wilmington reports 26th inst, LAT. 80 A. long y o.
fel in with the brig Louisa Capen, Capt. Stra ton,
from Boston, for Bucksvile, in dstress, with both
n asts and radder gone, the sea making complete
breach over her Took from her the Captain and xix
sean en- and brought them 70 this part. 9th, la. 81,
lcng Il, cav bark with sigAal Of distress flying.
Tie sea running high and blowing heavy could no,
render her any assistance.