New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

DISASTROUS VOYAGE.
The ship Richard S. Ely, Capt livingston, from
to Rowland i rockingham, reports that, July 80,
lat Is. so long. 2640, experienced heavy gale from
\. w 10 w. n W., which split foressil maintop;all
and lib. The third officer, Daniel McNeil had h,s leg
broken 3lst IN lat. 49, long. q, at a. H., being
under short sail with heavy sea- was run into by
British bark coming before the wEd, carrying away
orr bowsprt head and cutwater, and started both
caheads He then dropped alongside, and broke tore
ard main channels, aud did other damage when, the
vessels separating the bark stood to the eastward
Our foremost was broken off ct the cap the mast,
spars and rigging fell alonesi5e, snd Were cut airtt
the mantopgallant mast was broken OH al tue sneaVs
hole. Al 8 a. m. an unknown British bark rounded
10 under our stern and offered assistance desired HIM
10 90 in the direction the bark had taken as she might
REQUIRE ass stance After rigging Jury uasts ana re-
pairing sais stood to the westward ioT the nearest
mort Since the gale of July 80 had light head winds
and Gains; made Cape Cod and came out the South
Channe South Shoal OF Nantucket, bearing w; 5: w.
August 90 in lat 49, long. 5246, fell in with Btish
briS ST. George bound S.S.E. and took from her w IN.
Russell Quebec pilot, who had been csrried OIL, 9th
inst, landed on Block Island TO procure storea.
Toss OF THE SCHOONER JULIA NJ. HALLoCK Bf FIRE,
AT SEA.
The schooner TX Marvel, CaEtan Rogers, arrived at
New. London Oh Sunday morning bringing part OF
the crew of the echcorer Julia NJ llalIock burned at
sea on the 9th August. the julia NJ HauocK De-
longed to New.YoIk, and on her. last voyage was
bound from that port TO Barbados under command OF
Captain j. S. Clark who gives the following account
Of The destruction OF his vessel: At ten minutes after
one o'clock .. o. the 9th of August was startled by
an alarm of fire on bosrd, and found on examination
that fire was burning in the fore hold Tdrew water
down the forehachway but the fire gained on us and
the fore-hold was soon all 10 b'aze Closed al the
matches, hoped possibly to sfe the IRE, but 1t haa
made such progress that rendered that Impossible
Perceiying that the destruction OF the vessel was IN
eytable got out one OF the boats and proylsiored 1t
for several days cruise there beng TO sail In sight,
and we at distance of seventy.ve miles from Turk
Island. the nearest land. Also got ready and pro-
yisioned the stern boat in like manner.
nv the time these arrangements were made the
flames had come through the forward deck and COM
muncsed TO the fore part of the deck load. Lowered
away speedily az possible and all hands Quilted the
wreck. We shaped the course Of the boats for Turk
leland. II was then o'clock in the afternoon. The
number of persons in the two boats was eleven, In
cludipg Capt Clarks WIFE who had accompanied him
on the voyage. Within half al hour after leaving the
wreck caught sight Of sail il the Northern board.
After two hours got alongside and found her 70 % tne
Tx Marvel of Norwich, bound TO Turks lslacd, and
were kindly received on board by Capt. Rogers. The
mates boat swsmped under the quarter OF the TX
Marvel she alongside, but by the prompt On.
ergetc exertlOns OF Capt Rogers, AL were safely got
on board his vessel.
1t was then abou. $3.50 p. M. and the Julia NJ. Hal
lock was at that time entirely enveloped In flames,
which rose into the air 20 80 feet above her sails her
masts and spars being al down. Before oeiock she
had disappeared from view, having burned quite to
the waters edge Capt Rogers states that when ne
first saw the Julia NJ. Hallock, he observed thick
smoke rising from her, and supposed herto De
and that the smoke ocessoned by the nres IN
trxing. Anerward conceving the idea tns; she might
h am ,e ard in the hope OF rendering some assistance
20 her crew if that the case, he bore up ior her
and thus fell in with the beats The TX Marvel Drought
nto New London only four men OF the II aock crew
Tao, Cark and wife were Saturday landed a, Del;
- R-askwster two of the men were put on board
hnnr5 for baltimore and three vessel for
nneton