New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

The Ctere' hnd Herald reports that ON Saturdax
las! one OF a most heart vending disasters tha. s.. -
Cured for long time, took place In tho lake. ahu,
nine ms below the oity TIE brig Sultan lest Cleve.
and'Sr Buffalo. having on board 200 iuns of criuso.s.
solac Am Der and grow slaves. From the oTjv ana
vof The Inflated Sultan ElSar Spear tho FIRST matt
cr, ~ ,s following gsr.lc Tbs Sultan lad
ol fGlrPorti LIST iaaie Elsgr Spear VI Krtland, ii
net- Douglas Webster, U! FsiTpost; steward CLrsiS
phsr ZOO OF Euclid seamen. Monroe Ellsworth, 0.
rapport James Greer and man called Barney, iron
Dnnsilr. C. w; and stephen johnson whose pIsee ~
residence was not known to Mr.. Spear. i'F- '-~,S
40 Sultan ei this port i: shout Que clock Saur6,
AFTERNOON. being t0wed ont Of the harboY ty tie tno
AJAX. The wind was blowing very heavily tho fine
rom me North. west IL going cut the big stuci On
OF twice pretty hard After getting ont into tho late
ana nissins sou, the pumps were tried and no water
Va. fcaad In !he hold Tac wind Increased in severn,
nv, tns .sAel anofea heavily the seas at tunes
The Captain ordered portion OF her deck lead TO 10
hTown 'or tho purpose OF easing her bout
Ills Tune one o. the seaaen came up from the fsreoase
hf tho deck load was thrown OF she commenced seq
Ting. II was discovered that there Vas no uso 70
do more aud t was evident that she 60 dowu 30
enc wss headed for the shore In hopes she eoad uu
besched before she sclk.
This was about O'clock, and the brig was Working
down the lake, which she continued 10 DO rolling snl
,boIng oleoy. She gave iurc'srd settled, or hrr
| beam ends The Dor; ont sway mt il 'um.disf.
iy Iied The mate gt in and attempted to bail Il one
but did not succeed and gave up the attempt As 10
70! ont two OF the men, Barney and E!svoIti pumped
| In, and The boat driited toward the Shore
| To had stripped OF their clothes and prepared
FOR the worst IL between three and halfpssg
three o'clock and all became convinced that tho brig
would not live many minutes longer and tho SIX mea
left her commenced rapidly climbing tho rigging
but they we've not fast enough, Tor the vese.s tne
| hai cone, and she wen. 10 the bot~m -
| fat that they wers Submerged; but They EnaIy
| managed TO reach the upper rigging, MLlul -
sho struck the bottom still remained above tho water.
As she ley partially her aide the rolled ever
tlem uelting tnen through and through Whcre she
down "a OF Enolid about nine miles from Cleys
land nn5 in about ak fahoms o! water. Afler slnllD
she worked down TIE hike about bslfa mile. ard ato
moved somewhat toward the shore
| On the nanto,nsst were the Captain aud Fret shi
second mates, and The foremost The steward, and
| sramcn Grcar and johnson. Those on the ioIeusss
stuck an till between and O'clock, when tie msss
| gave wgv and they were ell drowned.
| OF those on the miDmast the first 10 give oct ysg
Douglas Webster, the second mate, Who disoppeart3
lasing hGaclf fas, to The rigging The captain hed
piece VI haiy sr hut whether he lashsi himself bes
known. lie remained In the rigging until some yheIe
between tso anu three O'Clock In tho morning whor )
IL supposed lie must have become exhausted b., the eGL
and was swept Off
The captain talked bat little during tie Eighi. Wien
his brother went he felt very ted,and said y hat VII
his poor iather say. IL viii be our tarn next Andbo
remarked TO the mate shortly after. Nj God cur
wives only knew where re we're nov, What wonl they
think"
MIR Spear ws. then len rlone on the wreck. As TIE
sea had down considerable and the waves Gid net
reach his perch he hsd sErons hopes CT eeng able ~
stand II till Daylight when he knew relief you'd coDe-
lie very cold but managed 10 get sbcpt hell sp
hours sleep. When he awoke II was about day lgh..
aud lie sroned biz eyes toward Cleveland 10 ca,h to
frs -gn Of coming relie, ald 5000 lie vas eadLrpea
by the sight Of coming steamer BY Which ss VAS
safely landed nc Clsve'and.