New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

tu:ion think il important 10 car the attention ~ N
Their hie boats crew 20 the cause Of such a.,.;ss.
and 20 the proper rode Of preventing them a. ipd;s
lutaby proved ny experience. The csnse u h,.l,.
broaching TO Is the pFopcng her rapidly bl "A a.,
sea, whether by sals or oars instead " check 40 hs
speed snd allowing each successive ses 10 psss ~, -
ii, approach. There j. therefore, extre ne ds ager =,
al Zines IL running boot with peed before heavy
broken sea in thoal water. Excepting when ~
beach is steep, .he safer mansgemeot Of a ro-:-
beat in c rAily nea,y sea - . bsel hS5 g. ~
most to the shore keeping her bows pai 80 - r.
seas, AID NJ relns lex slightly agsns each .es ps,3
It has passed her ,s under pr stern L. boa, !.
iowec 10 the shore with Der stern 70 seavari her oar.
should thcn he resulefly backed, 50 az 70 stop b,r
way on the apprcac'i Of each wave; ard way stoo1
Iot es-n De stson until the has passed 10 Es
Don, ana her position thereby De Ietained On ~.
ou'tr or sa'e side os the wave. This trcaner, ,,s,
exactly counter to the general desire ,o o., ;as
over the apprehended Danger; bat Ills tie onSs ~
mode by which boat can b taken .o ~, - 'aao
fore heavy broken surf y,
THr BAY rIE.T.
The last Of the Bay fleet that sexpecteJ n
u Gde her sppcsrance on Saturday. There = -
other vessel the Village Belle. Angus u,,.as uas
master, which passed through the GQi Of C.rs,.ys
or three days previous 20 tha, heavy cale Of A.
Of October Since then nothing has been head ,,'s
her, and II is now supposed that she foupdered - ~
gale. Capt Harvey had board ais wife Ard sSI,s
ana young woman, cousin Of Mrs H.rvay L1s
forging TO Nova Scotia. The names of tna .,y, oes
are unable to give a. this time, as mauv Of ,boss ~, 10
started tom Gloucester in her Il her IN ths Rsv "a
returred in other vessels, and a ney orsy S sAs
there. Tie Village Belle was good vesssl ~ ysSPps1
burden, seven years old, and belonged 70 Ns.s.'
George +. Wonson q Bros. She was ins,,s5 =, 49,
dfice of tie Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurs...s,
Company for : 2X. a"eo
Thee have been lost IN The B,v The r,s,
three vessels, all Of which were insured A., ,ffo NJ"
Fishing Insurance Office, as follows
Schooner Three Sisters, % tuns burden. be,onrno,
to Mess,s. Marchant X Co. and Others; insured fos
Si0p, and $3.50 on outfit, lss before reported.
Schooner Premium q years Old 81 tnn. heloc,,,,.
TO Messrs ID. Low Il Co. and Others; g., 900 insor3
on vessel ard si37 on outh,s.
Schooner Geranium, - years oil, 81 tGns beloosins
TO joseph o. Ploctor and Others 500 iasnred ON Vs.
sel and 800 on outfits.
There have been some minor losses during the ses
SON. but the whole loss TO tie feet dudrg the year.
including the cables aud anchors ST in the Sorns
fishing, viii not exceed Sl0N go. Til. il a very sm.H
amount when We recolect The large uumbsr Of vessel,
employed on Georges Bank during the Spnng
and at the Bay in the Autumn. Wien We take into
conside ration everything, the fishing season juss
closed may te set down above the sversse Of tho
last live years. lGouces ster Telegraph.
1HE STEAMSHIP WISER.
The Weser the fourth steamship of the North Ger.
man Lloyd, has arrived at Bremerhaven, after elr-
prisipgly rapid and very satisfactory trip, fou New<
castle, where she WAS built. She Is generally admired
both on account OF her colossal dimensions and the
completeness OF her interior arrangements, by whica
she even excels the Hudson, whose lose by fire hsS
been lately and universally lamentod. Tls Weset
leaves her first trip the ith of next month, fo>
lowing the Bremen, which sais newt Saturday week,
and will start her return trip on the Sth OF January,
thus obtaining opportunity of having her sguess
and sea.eoing capacies thoroughly tested during tho
sey crest months of Winter
Powerful machinery il now expected from England
with which TO raise the hull OF the Hudson. should
.f n N
OF the ship, may soon expect 10 be abe
To welcome new Hudson in our waters. Other~ise,
the Company have resolved 81 have new vessel
built, bearing, however the same name Inc loss OK
the steamer has been, might be expected, sseyere
stroke to her commander, the gallant and amaba
Capt. Wencke. He was, at the time of the hre, with
bis family at Nege-ack, Intending 10 start on the morn
ing of the Sd for Bremerhayen with his wife and chill,
who were to accompany him on the voyage. IheFs
was nothing saved OF his valuable private effects.
A VESSEL CAPTAIN SHOT BY \ UNITED STATES
DEPUTY MARSHAL.
The latest trsgeoy in Detroit Is the shooting OF
master of a vessel Capt. Jones, o the brig Concord.
on board his own c, ait on Monday mornipg, while y-
ing in the river at Port Huron The particulars given
in The Detroit Tribune Of the day " bs "a
the effect that the brig had been lodging process Ok
law known 10 be in the hands of United States au-
thorites, that Deputy Marshal William Tyler OF De-
troit learning OF ber Whereabouts had gone up thu
rver and ran alongside the Concord, then lying as
above, about O'Clock in the morning.
Capt Jones met the officer al the bulwarks ant
raised an axe, bGn,erinsly az is now ayerred, but
threateningly in the opinion Of the Deputy Marshs,
who drew a revolver. which unfortunately was dS.
charged in the hands Of the officer VINO Gays he had
no intention of firing.
The ball entered the forehead Of Capt. Jones, who
survived his wounds only short tune. lie lived near
Detroit old s4ilor ard purposed retiring from
the lakes at the close of tue present season. IN mat
ter is to undergo investigation, ana Mr.. iJier mas
given himself into custody TO await ,hs same