New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
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TIE BRIG ASHORE AT TIE HIGHLANDS.

port with cargo of log wood scrap iron snd copper
She hH gone to piece and the cargo sreved along
the beach. AL tie crew persisted, and some CT the
bodies have been found The name of one of the men
was james Knox.
TIE ICE IN boston HARBOR.
BosToS, Tuesday, Jan. % 1857.
The weather Is fine and moderate this morning At
sunset last night the Hsrbor was closed over down to
the Castle by about foot thickness Of solid ce
the ,team-tugs were unable to 60 through IT, Great
efforts viii BE- made to-day 70 open a channel other
wise the America, due tonight, cannot come up The
Cbel.es and East Boston ery boats continue running
but with great difficulty.
BOsroS Tuesday %, 1885,.
GroOd progress has been made this forenoon in open
ing the channel. Three powerful steamtugs are en-
ployed and by night it is thought that navigation will
be open. The Sunday mail train from New-Iolk was
four miles this side of Bridgeport st O'Clock this
morning The mail train from Boston which started a,
the same time has not yet got beyond Birmingham
WRECK OF The BARK sEw EMPIRE.
BosroS, Tuesday, Jan. ~ 1857.
The bark New Empire Of Portland, Randall, from
Mobile for Boston, with cargo of cotton, struck on
the outer Cohasset Rocks last evening at 3 o'clock.
She best over and went on the Black Ledge, half
water. The crew were saved by the hfe-bOet. one
mau Was drowned one had an arm broken and another
a leg broken.
WRECK OF TIE BARK TEDEsco-ALL HANDS LOST.
BosTos, Tuesday, Jan. 90 1857.
The bark Tedesco, from CadiE for Boston, went
ashore at Swampscott during the gale Of Sunday right
The vessel, cargo, and all hands were lost.
Loss OF The SHIP CALIFORNIA.
BosroS, Tuesday Jan. 70, 1857.
TIE ship California, from Suruam, which arrived at
Gloucester few days since, dragged out of that Hsr
Dor yesterday during the gale with three on board
and went ashore last evening COhsssett Rocks near
where the bark New-Empire is ashore. The vessel
became total loss. The were saved.
The ship Orssa, Capt. Sears, from Calcutta Oct
s. Of and for Boston, went ashore during the gale OF
Sunday night on Naus.et Beach, and has bllged. The
mate and three of the crew were drowned. Capt
Sears, together with Mr. Frank T. Rollins, the super
cargo and the rest Of the crew, were saved. The
Orssa has a valuable cargo consigned to r. c. Morse.
The bark E. A. Cochran, of Sesrspor, Capt. Coeh-
ran. from Apalachicols for Boston, with a cargo OF
cotton. went ashore about three miles to the east
ward of Race Point Light at l o'clock on Mon
day morning. The crew succeeded in getting on
shore. and took refuge in the Massachusetts, HUI
name Societys house, where they remained until
daylight, and reached ProvincetOwn on Monday
afternoon The mate is badly frozen. The
bark commenced dischargng yesterday afternoon, and
some hopes are entertained that she may be got off,
She lies high up on the beach The bark Charles
William, Captain Darlington, from Saw snnah for Bos
ton is in the ice off South Yarmouth. The schooner
Augusta Parker from Halifax for New-York, put into
Proyincetown with the loss Of her mainsa, mainbOom
and iib An unknown schooner was seen drifting past
Highland Light this afternoon. She was without sails
or Blooms. The crew were seen on board. She doubt
less drifted TO sea- The schooner Donnetta Captain
Howard was blown out on Sunday and struck
rock ID Marblehead losing her rudder and causing the
vessel to leak badly. She afterward got of, dnfted
toward the bay, and went ashore on Race Point on
Monday night. One man was drowned in attempting
10 get ashore. The cook frozen TO death. The
schooners Granite State and Panama were at anchor
off Hyanps BreakwatSr on Sunday during the gale.
They both dragged their anchors and went ashore on
the south. invest ground. The Granite State got OIL
afterward with the assistance Of from the shore
The Panama remains ashore, with her masts cut away
The schooner Nile drted on, of Gloucester, and lost
two men. named BENJAMIN Ball Of PASSPORT, ard
Henry Brookms the cook. The bark Chester Young
from Philadelphia for Boston in the ice on Sun
day If Monomoy but during the gale she dnfted 70
southwest direction and had not been seen at last &C.
counts The gale was severe at ProyincetOwn. 1t
commenced blowing heavily on Sunday, and by 10
D. H. il blew perfect hurricane, and continued blow
rg with great violence until IL p. m. on Monday
night At the commencement OF the gale there were
about twenty vessels at anchor in the hsbOr and on
Monday morning they had all dragged their anchors
GLOUCESTER, Tuesday Jan. %, 1851.
The snow storm here was very severe The
schooner Queen of the Cape went Ashore in the night
on n-Pound Island. The schooner Trader of Rock
land loaded with lime, stripped and is filed with
water The bng Poughshare of Camden was obliged
| TO have her masts cut away. The crew were taken
off BY the hfe.boat. The crew of another schooner
came off in their own boat in the afternoon. Several
other vessels went to sea- and it may be few days
before we find how much damage has been done. SIX
bodies have drfted ashore from the wreck OF the bark
| Zedesco. The following s list OF her officers and
crew Capt. II. Patterson 'lst mate, Edward Jooali
| ID mate. Thomas Andrea; cook, Henry Dow crew,
Nichol jackson, Charles Patterson, Charles Nilsson,
Edward jackson, Frederick Hurd, Seston Nelson and
William Nelson.
THE WEATHER.
ALBASy, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1851.
The storm las ceased, and the weather is calm and
pleasant. No early train started for NeS-iork tbs
morning, and the hist VIII leave al IA c'ocA'
BUFFALO Tuesday, Jan. ~.
The weather has moderated considerably since yes
terdsy. No New-York mails have been received since
Sunday, owing TO the detention OF the trains on the
| Hudson River road. The trains arive from a. quar-
tiers greatly behind time. They will probably be run
ming regularly tomorrow.
UREA, Tuesday, Jan. 70.
No trains arrived this week OF the Black River roed.
On the Central Railroad the trains are very much De-
| hind time, but the road is open.