New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11
vpr,rN OF THE ROYAL CHARTER.

,s,sS~nSsS. writing from Bangor, after visiting
ss< wrc<k On "Wednesday evening, says; Al dusk the
sssy p~zss q the ship standing were s ma
= xrrs-SfSs She struck az O'clock on Wednes-
sSy u-uiss sni broke up at o'clock. Before STINK,
- Re- cSIies par.eS. one after smother She tren
q, s,exr. al the cc&Ss but the wind blowing hurri-
care sAe dred ashore. Blue lights aud rockets were
krxs tor several honrs before she struck. several
kSieS we've washed ashore, the majority greatly mn-
trx.ea Men were picking up sovereigns on the
rcSks and an efkcient guard was much wanted Inc
il<scr AZ Cas;ons is doing his best TO protect the
rszSsls 81 tie ship and cargo.
~ Rcvsl CkSrssr wSs built al Queensbury, and
l.-7eA~s r August. lSSS She cost about t9o,oVV,
xpS ~ rsrkes value az the time Of her loss, was
xl<xI srpVEc. TIE ship WAS insured 10 the amount
er So ca. assurances On the cargo have not trans
rsrSs. pSsssnSers arrived this evening from Bangor
state that the country people had commenced 10 plum
LAvrRPooL, Oct. 27-midnight
Rero-ts-s have arrived from the scene of the wreck
and Stale Hat the vessel struck 81 F. m, the STRAIN
hz TOO Great for the cables Al first but little alarm
v.sfer 81; some iuminenoe OF q dreadful death was
srrSrSri e al. One heroic sailor swan ashore and
rsle fast bswser by which several hives were saved
and rcre riSh hSve been had not the vessel parted
m two with dreadful crash the funnel and machinery
xixir, vsv Ire passengers and crew were either
killed sy the falling n2sts or persisted IN the waves
Fear hundred and seventy persons were lost, ana
czfy thrty-one saved. All the women Pershed
There rxs no pilot on board, the signals made when
IL vessel reached Point Lynas not having been
answered. The bHlhon, il is expected, viii be
recovered.
Al Biszord brig Of about 200 tuns has been total
" loss and The crew drowned. boat was washed
ssboFe marked William Robertson. The Anne, OF
RhisshAyen, has been totally lost and the crew
drowned. The Eleanor, which drove ashore, was
bound from Cardiff for Liverpool. The cargo was
landed The Thistle, Of Cardiff has been totally lost,
bCi tie master, with five men, were saved. The Rose,
Of Padsfow was totally lost but the master was saved
At Ifraoombe the bark Mariboro of Baltimore, struck
and becz total wfec IL minutes. The crew were
saved with the exception Of the second mate. Five
sheF vessels are ashore nfracombe Bay and break
ing ID. The accounts from Falmouth state that the
Gaia. of White and another vessel, are on the Wen
terton beach, total wrecks twelve hands were
drowned. -
The Slvs, Of Glasgow has been totally lost; crew
sayed. Al Pwlhelh, large bark, laden with sugar
went Ashore; the crew Spanards were saved, except
one boy; il was thought she was bound from Havana
for Liverpool. At Rye, the Isabella, of Sunderland,
went ashore and broke up; crew saved The Caroline
Of Chrstianssnd got ashore at Dungeness, and went
10 pieces three Of the crew drowned. At STREET
tan near Butte the Beverley Of Cork, is total wreck;
one man lost AT Bristol three pot-boats were sunk
crews saved. At St. Davids Martha, of Meath, is
total wreck; saved.
TIE Herald GAYS that the whole of the Maritime
Assurance Offices will be more or less affected by the
late gale, and that in the principal seaport towns
where there are small local Institutions, the result Of
the disaster will be extremely prejudcial.