The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
AND LOSS OF LIFE ON THE
COAST.

| COAST.
TOTAL loss OF BRIG fMHLihK AND GREW.
THE HrGmANDs Jan. 20, 1857
The brig wrecked she Ocean House On Sunday
proves to have been the Emelne, OF port
with cargo Of ogwood, scrap iron and copper She has
TO pece and the cargo strewed along tina beach.
ALI the per shed and Of the bodies been
found. The name OF one Of the men was James Knox.
| wBECK OF THE BARK TEDEsCO-ALL HANDS LOST.
! BOSTON, Jan. 20, 1861.
TIE bark fsdeseo from Osdz FOR Boston, went ashore
/ d swsmpscos during tho gallo OF Sunday night. The
| vessel, cargo and all hands were lost.
| WRECK OF THE BARK NEW EMPIRE.
| BOSTON, Jan. 20, 1887.
| The bark New Empire, Of Portland Randall from Mo
bile Boston, with cargo Of cotton, stru,k on the
outer Cohasset rocks evening at O'Clock She beat
over and went on the Black ledge half mile from the
Shore where she bilgod and Is full Of The
| were ssved by the uleboat. One drowned,
ono had his arm broken, and another leg broken.
TOTAL WRECK or SHIP CALIFORNIA, FROM sURINAM.
Bosros, jan. 20, 1867.
Tho ship California, from Surinam, which arrived at
gan cester days since, dragged out Of that harbor
.,n day during the sale with three on board and
v.ns a bore evening" Cohssset rocks, whore
the Says New Empire Ia ashore. Tho vessel becsmo =
total Iess. The crew werc savod
vRycr w TIE SHIP ORIssA AND OTHER VESSELS
GIousnsrxx Jan. 20, 1851
rbe sroxy ITO, here very severe. The schooner
Queen of hsC~ won't lahore in the night on Ten Pound
Island.
The schooner rSadA = Oh kockiond, loaded wtn limo,
stripped and Hilet wRh water.
The brig PIougisAsso OF Camden. Obliged TO have
her masts out away rns crew taken OF BY the
life boat.
The crew Of another schoo,er came on In their own
boat In the afternoon.
The ship Orissa Capt Sears from Caloczo Oct 8, OF
and for Boston, ashore during the gale Of sunday
psht Nauset beach, and has bilged The mate and
three Of the crew drowned Cspt Sears together
with Mr. Frank Rollins, the supercargo, and sne rest
the crew. saved. Tue Orssa had vslnssis car
70 consigned TO p. G. korse
Tho bark E. A. Cochran OF searsport, Capt Cochran
from ApaAnbicoa for Boston, with cargo Of cotton,
went asnt miies tho eastward Of Rce
Point Light, at O'Clock on Monday morning. Tho
succeeded in getting shore, aud took refuge In
the Massach Humate sooetys house, whore they
remained until Daylight and reached Provincetown on
Monday anerpoop The m,,e s badly frozen. The bark
discinrgng yesterday afternoon, and rome
hopes entertained hs, she may be got on She ss
high upon the beach
The bal Charles William. Capt. Dsshlington, from Sa
vannsh for Boatop Is In the ice of south Yarmouth
The schooner Augusta Parker. from Hsfnx tor New
York, put inio Povncetorn with tina loss OF her main
/
An unknown schooner WAS seen drifting pas, Highand
Light tbls afternoon She without sails or booms
rbe step on board She doubtless drirted TO
| eea.
| The schooner Bcune,ts Capt Bowsrd, was blown out
Sunday and struck ROCK cG MArb,eneat, losing her
ruoder and causing The weasel TO leak badly She acr
wards got OIL dred tow ards tho bay and went ashore
| RacO Point Monday night one dro owned
ia attempting 10 got lahore The oook WAS frozen 10
| aeeth.
The .chooctrs Granite state aud PAusns were a, an
ehor od Hyenns Break waller sunday during he gale
1hy both dragged their suchoTs and went ashore the
rouh ground Tne Grsuio state got OF stes yards
~b the sssis apce Of men from the shore. Tae Panama
| remains ashore, with her masts cut awsy.
Tho schooner Ne drified out Of Gouce,ier snd lost
tso mer nhnod senjauin Bali, Of Easipor, and Henry
| bIoosins, ths cooz.
The bsrk Cns ster Young from Philadelphia for Boston,
| In the ice Sunday oil holomoy, but during the
rsIe shc drited In southwest direction, sad has NOT
| been sccb At last accouns.
| The gale severe at Provincetowp II commenced
blowing heavily on sunday, aud by i0P. N plos .
perfect hurricane and nued bio wing with great vio
| ence unit ~ 2. NJ ON Monday. At the oOmuoncemen
OF the gale there about tweny vos.es a anchor In
mo harbor and Monday morni3s Ihoy hsd oil dragged
Several other yeas s went sea and may be a few
days before ma how much damage has been done.
bodes have dritted ashore from tbo wreck OF the
srew-Captaip H. Patterson; drz, mate, Edvara JobA
second mate. Thomss Andrea; cook, Henry Dow creS,
! Nicho Jackson, Charles Patterscn, Charles Allison,
/ Edward Jackson, Frederick Hurd, Seton Helsoa sad
| William Nelson:
RAILROAD TRAVEL THROUGHOUT THE
| COUNTRY.
| 8osroS Jan. 2o-P VI.
The sesm,ugs 10 day hayo succeeded In opening ccr
obaDDe that all vcssols eIter and ioave tho bar
| Dor without mpedment Coo sidersbis progresa has
been made to dsy IN breaking oct the railroads but com
muDicetion with distant points cannot probably be re-
sumed for one or two days yet The propeller Poiomsx
Point at A. NJ on Monday when she safely landed Der
| passengers Che remains OF the Point, In the Zee.