New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
MARINE AFFAIRS.
SHIP ASHORE on Long ISLAND.

SHIP ASHORE LONG ISLAND.
Dispatch to Me,us. Johnson HssiDa
JoSEs's BEACH, Tuesday, April 1857.
There Is a ship ashore, near where the chip Nus-
rene was. saw her about one O'Clock this morning.
| II will be some time before che can be boarded n
mere is heavy ses on.
p S-The ship ashore on Jones's Bsachis the New
Hampshire Sheldon, from Glasgow. She lie sshors
opposite South Oys ter Bay. One Of the Underwi.su
schoopers started TO her assistance ct O'Clock from
Public Store No ~, Atlantic Dock, Soath Brooklyn.
From Our Own Reporter.
Fnrtker from tie ship ashore on Jcxs', Beach
The ship reported sshore Tuesday morning 90 Joness
Beach is the New.Hsmpsbire (of New-Yorkl Capt.
sheldon, from Glasgow. with cargo Of pig iron,
bleaching powder, rags. &C., consigned to Zeregs &
Co. of this city. She went ashore at O'Clock (ses
time) in the morning, during heavy snow storm. She
lies lead on on the outer bar aud about qosrer Of
mile from shore hogged ard has feet Of water
in Der hold She IL badly on, and the only prospect
g. ting her off Is if the weather should prove favor
able enough to get the cargo out OF her. She stweny
three years old and lie not insured. There ia susl
portion of Der cargo insured IN Wall street The captain
and crew landed on the beach yeterday ornng their
own be at aud Mr. Mcdonald the first officer arrived 10
the CITY in the afternoon The New Hampshire Is seven
bur dred tuns burden and is owned by Messm. Zsegs
& Co., to whom shs<s consigned. She had no pas.
seDgen.
THE BARK PARANATTA
The British bark Psrame'ts, reported 81 mssing
insured in New-YoIk and Pbilsdephois to the suoun
of $40 500 the remainder covered 10 England. 6hs
was from Marseiles bound 70 Charleston, and vM
spoken Dec. 81 within two or three days sail Of the
latter port since which time she has not been heard
| from.
THE STEAMER HERO DISABLED.
As the steamer Hero ~ss proceeding TO Nev.fork
last night che became disabled Opposite West Camp,
by the breaking of Der piston-rod which vs sevsred
at The croes.besd The pls'on fell breaking on ne
bottom of the cylinder snd breaking the cenesiepNt
| This accident occurred forty miles down Tho nv@a
| IL o'clock at night daring soow storm. WINS 70
Hero wss moving ve'y slow. TIE steam tug Bans
in medisely took her in TOW 10 Neg York, where BEG
Is Of the opinion that the Hero will he in running osr
week ard that in the mean time her psce viii Do
uppied by another steamer. Albany Joumi, Tn.
STEAMER ISAAC SEwT0s.
We lean that this vessel raised four feet yostd.
day. and thai che received injuries during the storm
on Sunday. The contractors are conf Tent that
they will be able 10 get Der sfoa' and convey boz
safely to New York In the course OF fbe week.
Albany Evening Journal, Nh
TERRIFIC GALE ON THE LAKEs-FIFrEEs LIVES Lest
WRECK or THE DAVID SMART.
We were visited yesterday April 2 by one 81 To
severest gales record attended With oss OF NE Tor
yesrs pstt unparalleled 10 this vicinity.
The &C ~ Cygpet came up the lake under sail lies
racer and tried bd TO push under the safe lee OF the
pier but carried bal,w spd not hsung down DER
lib sbe made eb sght for the break Sater her apcoof
being dropped when sbe bat few lengths Of her,
self from The piles. She srnck square on the bous,
and at the instant several Of her crew esped upon tas
bJeakwa A melancholy circumstance occurred
connection With the adventure OF the Cygoet. Az she
making her way sou,hv alongside the break
wster seversl persons, sailors followed her attempt
to board Der snd pat ont into the sse One OF the
the se was washed of the and sank before
apv assist nce could be rendered. !.
We come now TO the teddest and most heart rsnding
Of the day, disaster which cot fourteen
lives, and which will enrol the name OF the VI iseed
brig David Smart at the head OF the calendar Of ma
rre disasters Of our bsrbor. The brig David Smart,
Capt Phelps up the lake aud WAS driven sshore
north Of the Lilbtbouse pier ssout n O'Clock. hsr
mss's went by the board, and IS she was an od e,sn
che brob up almost immediately in the Tremendous
seas then rum ing. Capt. Pheps fortunately sa0eedea
10 getting sshore bu. be Is the only survivor o. nv
crew, all Of whom eight In number, perishsd sgnt
Of land and under the very eyes Of thousands Of spec
a.o<p. =,
The wreck of the III f4ted vsssel drsed INFO the lake
and led by her aochos of the ,uh OF inc aver
and several Of her Eere seen cirg'nR 70 On VI
the mssts with the breaking over them, saietsn
ipp each ipstsnt 30 ssslow thsn up. Suoa nsoI
never appeals in vain 20 sailor hearts sod mere we're
bupdrsds of gallant burning TO 60 70 ne rene. OF
their suffering feo~s the M nof o. ~op Sas g,os'
ing less and less one efier aaoloe'' cn0o ao OK
bausted disappeared 10 The ws'ers:
C.nt Crars of The brig Republic hsd crossed tAs
river in his boat TO join the oSd on the North Pier
-ban the cry came pom sDeously from the crowd N
bst 10 90 10 the relief OF the sbipwrecGed Grew.
marty of Elk sailors spraDg INTO the Rspubllcs bost
topg stout but clumsy yswi, and ~ih coEsdSsos
water in her at that and pulled bisvely down her'1
and out into the breskers toward the wreck.
Itwas q noble and daring set bat II rash one.
When. however, does tar weigh personal peril IN TOE
scale If suffering sailor cl.ius hs cid The thous.
apds Of spectae re watched The progress Of the ooa
with sn1iety. The more eIper'et eed In such msIss
aware she could live in such sea only by me
most lful management The six stou, 70 sers soon
brought the boat where The breasted the waves, tne
stesrsm keeping Der head 10 the north ward. ene
rapidly nearing the X. TO the most OF ~n,cn,
however, cluDg but one man, the lat survivor. wv
che would be lost 10 view as heavy fonef s"sV ~
her, and when il &c. med that soc wo1'd never nso
again she would appear tossed Ike 40 egg sne' 90 ns
crest Of awsve. She ess N am' rue 'senS ~tecs'
fev ler 9th, more and that moment OF penl oased,
che MIC ht bel TO shore pescuers and resc1ed IL Wa
not 10 be. wave bio from view, ana sn az onLea
cry from the crowd announced her fate She had cap
sized. ~
S,rono m. n about Us xept Ike children Could moth
ing b. done for the six be fellows nov en 81 10
walls cir eipg 10 the cspsizsd b1s,i So-poung.
SEE there two left one 81 either ep1-'ney nave
climbed upon her, sbd are boiling fast TO her keel
they sre goBe-srd the black hne sio~iy anfany
souhwnd. appearing and dsspp-rrDs, u ne hets o.
the Ill lated boat-her noble and afsacihcns crsS'
where sre theyl
Duck WA nov gathering over the wsters, yet many
watched the wreck 10, ser 1t was ctr'an ns nosn
ire that bso life in the form OF humanity ,smsiosu
six ssilors the crew Of The boat, we're aided 70 ~e
pouyptu st of els BIT lost 10 the wrecked vessel.
The Crer of he SmaJt.-Cbe following are me
rsm,s az TIE crew of the ii f-ted brig DAVID smart;
Capt. Wm Pbihpe, bis hrobsr j. Poiliss, BON sloss
men. We gsye the psms irc)rrec'iy a. speiy U !.
last isyue and reported Capt p. AZ saved we were
nisinsormed. The rescued mac xss EagG sess'"'