The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23
The News.


The effects OF the gale OF FRIDAY and saturday
last along the coast are being developed. Through
the attention OF gentleman who arrived in this
city last evening from hNerhead' and oorwin
Munsels Long Island express we have brief partcu-
lars OF terrible shipwTeek' Inc snip 'ohn Mil'on'
Captain Harding, from Chincha Islands went ashore
at Montauk Point L. l., on saturday during the NO.
lent gale which prevailed at that time, and became
total loss All her ofhcers and crew were lost.
Eight oeao pouies anu tne cap'aii writing uesh
had been washed upon the oeach' AZ the last
accounts Inc John niii'on arrived from 'he
ohincna ISLANDS al hampton ROADS whence
she sailed on the l''h inS.'' probably ior
New York one was owned IN new Bedford
Inc chpper snip fylng pu'cnn@n' ~n,cn went
ashore On brigah'nne Beach On Tue is'n INST was
entrely broken UP curing Tue severe gaze vi friday
ana SATURDAY ana Is 'o'ai loss, one was pound
from oan franc'-oo ior we" ioin ne 'eain.us
"m' H. "eoo, Nni'n was uoSpa'0neu " 'ne "ss'''
ance OF the fying pu'cnman' uainseeu one ., nef
engines during the gaze ana los. one OF ner Snenors
out reacheo TINS pon yesterday na'ue ooine WIN
one wheel Inc S'eain'us onuei"ii'or, winch ai'
nved up last evening reports Arse psoA schooner
ashore on homer Snoal we nave NOV hearu vi any
other marine disasters on 'ne eoAs' eauseo oy 'ne
recent storm.
The Hamburg ship HOWARD oap'ain waiter ar
rived at Quarantine yesterday morning ai.er tenn
pestuous voyage oil nmetysix DAYS from hamburg
she lett Hamburg on 'ne i''h Oh No'emper' WIN
TWO hunareu anu e'su'y'N Ps'e"seis, my seven
OF whom oieo on the passage from sickness resc'n
bling cholera ana rom deputy oecasioned by snort
ness OF provisions and water the latter having been
dealt Out In small Quantities LOT .ne past ior'yt"o
days, and most OF IL Deing mace from steam from
sea water.
The dueihne epidemic IN washington N hkeiy 10
result disastrousy 70 some oil the parties attacked.
There are four socaued Affairs oil honor now In pro-
gress. namely between Messrs. Clay, OF kentucky,
and Cullom. OF Tennessee; Lieut.. Rhnd and Com
mander Boutwell, OF the navy' Lieut.. Bel and Lieut.
Williams, Of the army; and Gen. Harvey and Col
Sumner The friends OF Messrs. Clay and Cullom
having ialed 70 erect an smicsoie adjustment OF the
pending drhculty those gentlemen ana 'neir Trends
lit washington yesterday afternoon Tor an appoint
ee rendezvous OUTSIDE OF 'ne District OF Ooumpla
Inc snar between Lieut. hhnd ana COMMANDER
Boutwell, has been stopped by the civil authorities
placing both gentlemen under bonds to keep the
peace. Lieut. hhina was one Oh the Victims Oh the
Naval Retiring Board and II Is reported that Com.
Boutwell, refused 10 meet him on the ground that nc
had been dismissed from the service The differ
enee between General Harvey and COL sumner will
probably be settled by the War Department. The
quarrel between Lieuts' Bel and williams had not
been adjusted up TO the latest accounts and duel
was anticipated
The one hundred and tNen'ysik,n anniversary OF
the oir'h OF 'ne immortal george washington was
becomngy eeleprs'eo throughout ne country yes'er
DAY we may )uose rom our reports local and teie
sApme 70 Wnen we releI our readers iOr par'icuarS