Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25
DIS STEERS.

Sch George / Mary Lord, of aud from Boston
with ice, for Wilmington. Del, was lost on fen-
wick's Island. Mi in the severe gallo OF sth inst.
Crew got ashore with great difficulty with what
they stood in. V,ss total loss. No insurance
on vessel. Tho & NJ was IL years old, built at
Ellsworth l57 tons. and owned by Geo y Black,
of Boston The gale ot Sth and 9th was the most
severe gale Of the winter on the coast OF Mary
land. Great credit is given the Captain TOT his
bravery AMI daring in saving his crew IN his boat
when the lie boat dare not put OF to their rescue.
New y ORR, April 21th.-Brtg Judith oomes, of
Mount Dc.crt. wa. totally wrecked the "a, on Cay
Rumara. CabA Vessel owned by Somes Bart
let, Mount Desert.
Londonderry, April THE Pa,inurus, Tegan,
Of Londonderry, from New York, arrived yester-
day and landed the master and crew OF the Amer
lean schooner Emma Mayo, Mayo. OF Orlsnd, Me,
taken from the week on March 9Th The Emma
Mayo sailed on Feb ?lst, With provisions, I'm Bos-
ton for :, Domingo, experienced heavy ga'es.lost
all her sails. aud Feb IS, her tnasts, had decks
swept and boats stove in. The weather was So Sc
we're that the Paliuuru. could not lever her boats
aud when in contact with the wreck, the master
AMI crew jumped on board, without saving any
thing.
Sch W Conner, (of Sullivan) from Boston for
t Jago heirre reported abandoned at sea. water
10 rcd Id from Boston let ut. and soon after
leaving port h I'd many heavy squalls. On the 6th,
she wi. thrown on her be5m ends; the sea washed
over her fore and aft, clearing the deck ct the boat
galley, spare spars and everything movable -
The hulwark., stanchious and piankshear were
svert away or split and the wrecked ma erial vas
thrown back upon the hull, and stove the deck in
several places [ nable h. get her beior' the win
Can't trarn cut away the mainmns,, when she
rarity riehted fall # water The gale still con-
tinued with undated violence. The pumps were
II no use, as they hal been broken BY the wreck
, ed .Iars and their gear swept away by the sea
In tive bours from the time she was struck she was
a helples. wreck and every place Of shelter for her
crew. six 10 number, was filed with water the
fresh water was lost the bread destroyed, leaving
the me- without any food but raw potato ana
salt pork to eat, WatsrlOgged and expose! 10 the
sea, which swept over her fore and Aft. Capt Tram
found 1t impossible to manage her In any way -
she lay like log in the water In this condition
she remained six days when the Briiieh thip-of'
war Dadem. Capt Scott. came to her assistance,
and rcscued all hands. The men had been wet
through for six days, their clothes hal been torn.
and partly washed away. so that when they we're
"a ken OF the week t'sy were half naked, nearly
exhausted and covered with cracks and sores
caused by exposure to the salt water. Their
wounds were carefully dressed. and new and warm
clothing sup lied them, and in a few days they
were com paratvely we'll. On the third day alter
their rescue, the frigate spoke the ship Annapolis
from Liverpool, Transferred them to her, and they
have since arrived at Baltimore.
Brig Triad. Of Eastport, was condemned and
sold at st Thomas on the 2sth, for $4,000. The
Triad arrived at ST Thomas March II, from Port
land The was 235 tons, built ct PASSPORT In
1852.
Brig Triad, was sold at auction 2sth ult, and
brought with material, abont $500, not as mis-
printed.