New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

strrok. That stesm.r coming ur foOh "a :he Rem
ceers yssserg ers ard lar ded them a. Alton Steam
rsed on he steamer Bsldpore, which wa lying
At Alton ard she went down 10 the Reindeer snd !oOk
IN Ter ne, hi end furniture.
The Bsliinore, when sh- started from Alton yss,er-
dsy morrrg took the York State in tow and lel Ass
stssm.r alor gsids me Reindeer
Capt, Bruner iGfoIns US that he Sss a. tns wheel ~
the tine The boat struck, ard says that there vas
sesicely any peiceptib'e shock. The boa. "a .
uaiIow chute. and, TO avoid snsg jet a. short tara
81 be chute he vas running close 10 the shore when
ne peat t,ok sheer ard was about 70 run into tss
oaik. One OF the engines stopped and reversed.
In backing, the stem struck some hidden obstacle,
which mace no break in the water and caused hsr to
al arc spk IN lev minutes. The Reindeer rs
owned by Gov M.''tsop, the Mi.chsns Of Alton. Mr..
Sweet. ard Cspt. Geo. Hawley, the clerk. and Was
valued at el5,0 C0 There vas no insursrcs on her,
srd she Will doubtless prove .ois los' She w be
the Alton bos..whsIf for several year,.
Isl. Losi. R.pcsliesn-
DISASTERS.
Tie L. s. cosst-suryey schooner Pherix. Capt
Brewn. frcm New Orleans, bourd, via Key West, 70
Bahu ere, sprurg leak in the Gulf on ;ae morning
Of the +ih nsf and, 10 save the lives II those on
board. Was Iup ashore on shoal near hey 'acoos,
when She scon sitter biged and hss become total
loss. The materials have been taken n key Wesh
Baltimore American
letter from Key West, dated Nov. 10, Gays;
Several vessels from the Bsham have lately Ar
rived here from which we learn that the American
ship Forest State, Polet. from Portland fof havens.
with Inn ber &c was lost on the Bminis the 18Th OF
October. ABORTION Of the cargo and materials were
saved.
The American chip Ossiper, also from Portland,
was ashore about the came time on Pnhcese Rsei,
Haibor leland. No other particulars.
Capt. Geiger of pilot-bost Champion informs usust
he passed wreck 10 the Gulf of this hMbof, the is
which be thinks might have been the hull Of the bark
Geo. Thomas for some time missiog Cap. u, - oil
the opinion that dead BODIES in the cabin Of the
vessel hut heavy running be could no. ascertain
with certainty.
The brig Darien Of and from Boston, Capt Serrst,
with G cargo of $50 tuns ice. bound % Mobile, ran
ashore on the morning Of the 4, upon the Western
Dry Rocks near this place She received assistance
from the ploi-bosts DAFT, Champion. and Eina jones'
and sloop Virg ina ard taken of the AFTERNOON of
the SEINE dsy having sustsioed but little injury Tae
Admiralty Court tried the the 5'h and awarded
the Rbelan 81 SEQ The salvage and expenses Of the
vessel snounied 10 044. She sailed for Mobile on
the 9th. Cor sgnees, Wall e. &c.
From Toltugas, We learn that the schooner Cascad-
andalaL davoort, Vanderheusen, with cargo OF i've
oak from Attskapas, bound to Plymouth, ran upon
Lcggerht ad Shoa the morning of the 3O:h. She got
of unassis,ed and with little delay. She Continued On
her voyage the same day.
The United States schooner Ph9nix Cost Survey,
Brown from this port. the let, bound 10 baltimore,
spiurg leak In the Gulf and run ashore near
Kew Vaccos, and soon became q total lose. She was
an old vessel ard Of little value Her cargo consisted
of 90 tuns old iron.