New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

>. , MOS. beart-reuding patura oc'
r,fd ON tha, coast within fe~ n,uee 81 M ess t,sp
shs ureck OF two vessels and the loss VI 'o snd
seven lives. The We, sss @s.e asoe owner gentle
s.a.d Nil WHO resides at lsonth 1 VIZ tr ". -
e.. a. ora called the Queen parted from ,e' ;,ht
xx~rosth Rosds uip'ut III o'clock ON nonis' nn,her
Ia Iefore this accident was oisCo'sieu nearly
aaen, the north battery, and sbou' ~ VI ~ -
isnd. About O'Clock the next ncrhins .nv
.ss washed from the deck WITH ME soI 1000
Sils three V. ars Of age in his arms, o. Th ofbrr
and their bodies have not been ,a.cr's wife who
ons a..r on board consisted Vt the n'as, nnfbs r
III &c her children aged years anu ~ ~
ectiveIy. was lashcd in the zee .r not re,cne6
"a tbe cabin boy; snd th.s11 "cIocL and nat
rom their perlous position % el5er one Of tie two
u1ti one OF ,se osnys. The other vessel wrecked
hal 90 laon, s Kipgton, Harrison MASTER ana she
a,rd.d of Horsey, between |" arr ,'ae
fc,"ugb. on Tuesday mornif % go ,.hsn 20 a."
poioufn,I but over this she soon beat, when Sne
outer baos, Not bost was launched nor, we
TOOK t,S tse was any effort made to save her crew,
uIie,;nS Of the master and two men, who were
cs.aed away and diowned. The masters wne, "ho
oa hoard was, ike the wife Of the master OF the
cosen. lasted in the rigging but fearful to relate
xheu brought ashore she VS. dead.
,,rAL COLLISION AT sEA--THIRTHEN LIVES LOST.
SHIELDS, Friday Afternoon.
The melancholy intelligence has been receivcd here
4hat the big NlIgrsve, DcionSlbg I" ni' ""ieo" "a
E,rtL Shields, has been down as she was proceed
Inc ON her VOYAGE TO London and that her crew oi
.he,rteen hands have perished with her.
The particulars that have been received mere are,
.hst screw steamer, the Cipgaroo, trading between
Ioudon and Inverness, bar put into lowestot, WITH
ter hows carried away. The captain the agent to
IN, Txne Clubs rep0rts) seemed disnclned 10 say
,ueb about the cause Of his damage; but il has been
..oertaned from the that on tine previous night
tle steamer came n contact with laden brig and sunk
her The agent reports that the say they put ont
tbe boats aud pulled TO where they heard the ces ol
sasm4n in the water, but unable to save any Of
item. A boat and the stern Of long boat we're
Kicked up next morning among some wreck - the
55s;ohborhood of where the collision occurred, with
he name of the Wngrave painted upon them, 60 that
Te doubt exists bat that that was the unfortunate
vessel by one Of those strange fatalities that 20 Oh
,ap occur IN seaport town. the master IN command OF
the Wingraye, Mr.. Hodsson, called upon to take
charge Of her very shortly before she proceeded to
ses IN her last and fatal voyage. The old muster, Mr.
Eart. who had had command of her many years, hag-
ipg been taken unwel, obliged to give up charge
of the vessel TO him.
Fears are entertained that another fatal dsaster has
occurred. The Megsretha, which has arrived In the
Tyre from Alt0ns, reports that within twenty miles
~ Typemouth Castle she fell in with great quantity
n wreck and thu Der and deals floating about IN the
81. TIE nights have been dark and foggy during the
xesk aud several minor collisions, such rs carrying
sssy yards and masts, are reported.
NV" Manchester Guardian.