New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-01
DISASTERS.
DISABLED AND ABANDONED.


The new schooner Two Sisters, IL tuns, Capt. j. H.
JosliD sailed from NewYork the eth inst for Smith
field Va. On the same night gale came on which blew
gale carried away both mass, and the vessel lay In this
condition until the 2ist, when the crew was taken OF by
the ship Neptune Capt Peabody. from Liverpool to New
York and brought TO this port The vessel wac owned by
JOsu Adams and others at Great Egg IIarDOr " j. The
following 4 card signed s cy TIE ocs ere ana f & 70
Enoe reaood Of The 'p Neptune Of fr De ess N
Of Great Egg Habo j. which dsnd the l7ih ard for hc
mate Fdvsrd Lessck commanded tho boat. crew. yho
exhibited much bravery Tescung Too much cannot be ad ~
honor commander wishing bin great through He sud
Joseph Josr csptaln Thomas Hickman mate; Baocb y.
Jo,iu' Taylor shelot, Thomas jo,In, crew.
LEG BROKEN WHILE SKATING.
On Wednesday afternoon, party Of boys were
skating on a mipond in the town Of New Castle one
them named Walter Price fell on the Zee, and sustained
compound fracture Of the left leg just above the knee
joint.
DEATH At ORANGE, y. J., FROM BURNS.
Mary MalOney, the servant glil burned by the eX-
plOson OF kerosene oil lamp AZ Orange, few weeks
since, died yesterday, after great suffering
ACCIDENT On THE NORTHERN RAILROAD, y. !.
The passenger train OF the Northern Railroad, due
in Jersey city at 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon was
1uencc Of broken rail The track was cbsTctcd nearly
the entire day No one was injured and the cara were
THE SPRINGFIELD RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Br TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 30.-By the accident 10
Conductor Adamss train ut Chester, Tuesday night
Elias NJ Heath Of that place received injuries from which
standing the platform of the baggage when It
struck the freight The track Hs hips aud spine
were severely wrcnChed and he also received serious III
STEAMER REPORTED BURNED.
PORTLAND, Me. Jan. 3l-A Savannah dispatch
states that the sewhecl steamer General Sheplcy was
burned at CESSATION Island on the 18th inst She was owned
by Ross d Hurdevant, and others Of this city.
BOSTON BRIG wRECBED-LOss or LIFE.
BosToN, Jan $l.-Ihe brig Inndelew, Capt lIowes
Of Boston, from Wilmington for New-London, ran on
shoa near Cape Lookout the 10Th inst and became
total wreck. Capt Howcs and mate, Mr. Thomas lost
their lives when the vessel first struck seaman named
Otis T. Lowell drowned alongside. Two cOlOtcd
men are so supposed TO be lost Three only Of the
are known 10 be saved.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD.
FIsHKUI, Jan. 31.-As the passenger train which
left Fshkill the Hudson River Railroad ~ Gao this
morning reached spot about mile north Of Tauy
town. 1t broken rail- all the train passing in
safety except the two (which thrown from
the track. Luckily there passengers in them.
Tbecars that off dashed the track nbsfruct
ing the rails In such manner rs TO detan tho Ncw1Ok
Express nearly two hours at the spot whore the accident
occurred
Fatal. ACCIDENT AT MARLBOROUGH.
FIsHKILL, Jan. 3l.-A young man named Joseph
BerIian killed OF Marlborough village on the Hud
son, Oh Wednesday He at work with others FOR the
Ice Company and was engaged In taking down the apron
by which the ice is hosted when the scafiodug gave
way, and, in falling killed him. He leaves widowed
mother. a man employed on the Ice ut NcWlIdluburgh
was badly hurt the same day.
THE GREW OF THE WRECKED SANDWICH ISLAND BARK
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8l.-IHe captain, I'VE sea-
men, and KaDaka woman belonging 10 the wrecked
bark Mauneka, who reduced TO slavery by the In
dams the coast Of Russian AmeTica, arrived at Veto
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