New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

LIST OF OFFICERS AND CREw, SHIFTED BIZ RA,hssh.
| PESTz co. on TIE MELVILLE
| CArTAIN-Beniamin Wellington, IL. e..
FIRST MArE--Jos. NJ Kearney
SEcoSD MATE--iiUgh Ray.
CAAFESTER--John Kerr.
David Foley, Alexander Black.
EScIxEfR-N. 4. Long.
OLEH-Wm. Kepsedy.
IIgINLS. .r.
james McIiove. Michael kennedy
George Dixon.
CoALPAssERe.
VIM. Cameron. Henry Hatfield.
SrKw,Rp.-John H. Moore
SrCOND STEwARD-C. r. Campbell
SrEwARDEss. Alice ". Moore.
COOKS.
Frederick Liseaeld, Michael Gibbons.
CABIN BoY.-Janes Negand.
BoH.-C L. Lansbrom.
Tho commander Of the Melville, Capt WatlipgtoA,
was resident OF Brooklyn. wher, ne leaves family.
Mr. Bellows. passenger, was Of the firm Of Wander.
veer Thorne & Bellows. Among the passengers vie
wero mostly business OF Port Royal were an entire
family named Bishop. Col. Strong and son, and otbers
Mr.. 0Rourke, who figures ia the passenger list
shipped large amount Of furniture. The value Of the
vessel estimated at $50 0O that of the cargo which
consists Of every possible article of mercbanise, at
$4,000, all of which is insured
The only passenger known 10 be saved M A. l..
Boden, still board tie Rechabite last evening
but IL the intention OF Mr.. Hathevsy one OF the
Mevilles owners to Lin to his CIR II. . resi-.
dence possible. Boiden resides in Brooklyn.
The hardshps which he has endured have told upon bis
franc terribly. The washed him many
hours and he suffered greatly from the cold. Although
he Is receiving all the attention which it is possible fs
him to receive at present. portions OF his body
still badly frozen, and be speaks with evident dicuy
and pain which prevented orr getting any ller state
from, 10, t,o- -, tho 4.
FURTHER NEwS-THREE MORE MEN SAVED AND
BROUGHT TO THIS PORT.
The brig Harriet of Halifax Bsrsby, Porte CabeIo
el days, in ballast TO II. J. & c. A. De wol'c arrived
here last night. On the 9Th inst. let y V Ion 40
O5 was hailed by boat containing the mate, third ca
sineer. and one passenger of the steamship Melville
hence for Hilton Head. and foguder1d at sth inst
Took them on board and brought them 10 this poit
also took board Il e boat They reported having leN
New.Yor> on the 5tE inst and On tho sh, at noon
foundeIed. she having the day proyors had her bo.s
stove in by heavy sea, which was oecssioned by
heavy norlerly gale that coDmcnced on the 7th Inst
at ?. M, and lasted un a. M, when il mod
Grated. When she went down there heavy crOss
sea on, and she sunk very suddenly
The captain-W allngton.-yas lost tho night presi
GUS by the swapping OF one Of the boat, while aunch
ins at that time the gale was yey Violent, and bad
cross.sea before left most oi the passengers were
drowned. At5p. M. passed nan on portion The
upper dsck Of tlc steamer and at 10 p. H. MAS 4sn On
board Of the brig Harriet Capt. Batgaby then SAYS
ran TO The North some little distance. and then baued
Oh to tho ESE.. having light breeze from the South
and tackled TO the westward, keeping tie posi-
ton as possible ard remaining til Daylight. and seeing
nothing from tire mast-hesd with glass, kept our
coarse and at $50 q the oh spoke TO schooner Luey
Walsh who saw nothing of the wreck The names Of
those taken on board the Harriet are A. B. Pescock.
passenger, of PhiadelpLiai joseph NJ Kearney. Mate,
Wm KenCdy, Third Engineer