New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s. 1853

Cap. Scott. OF his arrival az Bermuda, % have
steamer if practicable, sen, 10 BIZ assistance. inns-
dis,ey on tie arrival Of the HOsard Putnap, u. WI
son H,ggs esq, dispatched comnnb Gallon 20 Capt.
Un,top' r. a. Snperinton3sD, OF the Royal Navy
Yard informing him Of the condition OF the Parhau,
ani OF the wish Npressed by ber captain The Captain
SUPERINTENDENT with bis usus proinp,ness oriefci the
steamers lDspsoh-bosts Jaseuf and Nate 10 ,ea, To
AFT ri -tancc 20 the Parhsn, could they hni that
vessel.
The Kate returned to s. Georges on saturday sni
The Ja,4 ur 10 Irela1d Island on sItjay no. having
succeeded in "a, ing IN with the Partnan - any otltf
vessel rcquiTiDg assistance.
Cant HAYES OF the Columbia reports ths ms vessel
was ~ tie burden ~ 81 tlns, AM " a. o"re9 Nv
Nv Pope Of Plymoa'h, England; that he sailed rom
On hoe on the 10Th Oc'o5er. timber laden, bound 70
2"e,r.toUp. Ireland for orders. Had extremely slne
TTss,b.r rrtl Snrday. the 2tth ut when IN abort
lat e. n ard Ion y 80 W., encountered a -a.'
rom " f. to +. by $, which pcTe iSed 70 nIf .ne
violence on Monday, tie 18th, at midday ana ~ ~
saxon, rternission until Wednesday night, the an
ON Tuesday,. a,tb, While the ship was laoornS
heavily. discovered she had sprupg leak, Whon IN
creased go rapidly SIS 70 wateroS the Nessei ~
bonrs. Cut away the foretopnsst, which carird
f,emast head With IT, also main sni mizzcn topmssts
and All the gear stiaChet-cOntnued IN u1sAu
state with the sen making complete 0resch over tLe
shin all the time until reached by Capt Sco,, VI sno
Howard Pu'nam, or The y, ins,; saw .nosT sigh
Of her It'll the morning Of the day that the Howard
Putnam hove N slght - ,,-..t.,. -
The American ship Cerro Gordo, Capt. w ltha",
DAYS from Liverpool G. b., bound TO Balumor, WIN
an assorted cargo. arrived OF -. Georges on t1e
Ifth inst. and anchored in Five fat1om Hoe, WIN
css Of sails and head If mainmast broksp anl ,aA-
ing Having encountered heavy gales for The ia't rec
weeks: Rad thrown overheard considerable oi the
cargo. The Cerro q ,rio towed into s. Georges
he II. VI, steamer Kate, on the I'D inst. The Ceif'
Condo has one of her crew on board N IRONS, ne
having killed one Of his messmates IN hsAt' lie
will ne take 10 the United : atcs for uial.
Tic British schooner Alpine, Capt. Robert vans
from Malaga ound 10 New-NoIh, with a cargo OF
re,sius INT into 1t. Georges in dstr'ss on sunday
let wanting sails and esky. Tue British mp star
Queen. Capt. Robert Barbour, from Calcutta honr;
To- Bo,ton. with cargo # lnsee1, ssltp'ter ana
sheac arrived at ST. Georges on Sunday last III u.s.
tr.ss with rudder broken and wanting sails.
From TURKS lsL,ND.--We have Turks ls.ard
file To Nov. 70. There j, No news. The demand Tor
Sal, had been good and during the last week '5'''l
bushels had been shipped; stock ioo,WV bushels
price firm al sdar.
Adv ices received from Porto Plata state that IN tue
gale of tie 18th and 10Th Of October six vessels were
driven Oh shore and ono, Dominican vessel OF wa
fpundered at her anchorage. Many houses near tue
shore were injured by the heavy sea, which broke on