New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-10
SHIPWRECKS.
TuE STORY OF THE CREW OF THE BRIG ANNA
DALE.

TIE STORY OF THE CREW OF THE BRIG ANNA
DALE.
Yesterday morning the wrecking steamer
Yankee Capt Marshal arrived here from tho wreck OF
the brig Annadale lost squan Beach during the gale
Of the 9th inst The Yankee brings aportion Of the crew
and vbat remains OF the Inflated vessel in shape Of
riccing sails anchors and chains The vessel herself Is
entirely broken up and along the beach for miles
TIE TRIBUNE reporter convcrsed with George James
Upsdell and Samson RouuCcvl, two Of the crew. ana
cleaned the following facts In relation to the loss OF the
vessel and the drowning Of the captain and one seaman
The Annadae was old vessel having been built IN
1916 and was IN adopted to encounter gale Of any
s,rcpctb She sailed from philadelphia the 9th ult.
bound Boston having cargo OF tuhs 0i Doau
and the following persons; capt Jlhes naltvn' MAJ,
James ScClair steward, John Harper seahcu, George
Tsnr, Breiwafer with good weather aud
a fair wind. nothing Of interest occurred 10 marx
the passage until they reached shinIec9,5 iv
coming down the Delaware but pump kept her free
Only one pump was In order when she sailed. Upon
Ssing shunuecock Light the wind hauled out TO the
With heavy snow squalls and the sea increased
rauIly and with such violence mat the leak nc-h 10
assume alarming proportions aud IL wac evident thAt
se conld not live long At 22O O'Clock the vessel being
ON the port tack, kept oil ana pore away lo 91uy
Hook but the binding storm prevented the captain from
t,4ltrr his reckoning sure, and, finding ne cOuld
not obtain shelter under the HOOK, ne mHae l"T
+ Iuau I.ct. tho vessel hborcd very heavily ana
me water guird rapidly. san was reduced SO as 20
slack her speed a. ne crew H,l h0 ,,r GI.' ,1 I
beach her uuul DAYLIGHT siruegihI' nuuclink, anu
hoping, o. Wa. not uutl o'clock lh tho afternoon
iai ,ac was Gaa headed or tno beach aud struck 10
the poor craft and beer half 40 unes threaten
INK % cu-siph urm t.s'',I nc l,' .a1 ,.t nan
fs qrn a possible The -cu 300 sthe tide t"dnd
aud drove her higher but added moro To Ie P,n '
~ quarter tO O'Clock thc yawl good h''t' was
launched. and lp.c. E9ar,e(, H'ir,. 1." I',, ,t
lot 100 her. aud .Hay inc Captain ml' 'ne "GnP'' WI.
Inc boat was s"auuyd aIu carried ~ l"e I.,,,,
captain lost ms hold aud clnns TO the fore
.itt Of ta' hu.. tAc ut'e y1iuiy e"A.iN "ilHG 10
haul BIN on no"r. ui" many e''.H .'' I' 'ti
water. SWISS by almost supcrhuuau rNrilunt p'I b,I.'e
ue wind auA sea, AUDI lI'r. '.iu- "'4'," H"'
ii.tc four mon into rl' -.cthins foam Poor A.s'll
lruruul. to hold ON tJ iic CO., sized boat Was swept
away from bis comrades ANA l'I'H'u, u3I '"' 't"'i
three hung tu tuu rtsl HIN allNl u. pug H .at ~,
cold ana csHdh-luN. y" one was .''' ''''. -.
reached the beach, but Boz few minutes relief cane q
Jacob iIubcl wi o. with ms family took every care
ut them. After staying there Tor some the my "c'o
f0rc-top, whore Doc remained until the following uouE
F,.teuberg who lives az Point Pleasant, on squai
Beach, manned lI, hfe boat went OH o lAc Dtl7' '.u
fopant say that the A. r. io.boat the house Of winch
was within yards OF the wreck, aud under charge oil
one M. CGSa"'f rho S s9erers o' or even
launched ana that capt Fakonbcrs hauled nus boat
Gayey Of Of Se' Of tie eoat attached
Atlantic Submarine Wreciinc Companys station ana
Iiubbel Falkcnberg, and the Wrecking Company for
their kindness % Them Tho mate remains at Sluan
very badly frozen his feet hands and face Harper
The steward sick with chills and fever the result Oh
his exposure Capt Warren belonged to Bangor "hero
bo leaves a widow and four children
DISASTER TO THE NELLIE MOWER.
The schooner Nellie Mower of Philadelphia,
loaded with maokerel and bound to Philadelphia, Is
ashore at Townsend Inlet with her sternpost gone aud
fn OF water She Is being discharged by the Atlantic
Wrcckng Company's steamer Rescue ana schooner ida
Grant.