New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
MARINE DISASTERS.

TWO WHALING VESSELS CRUSHED BY lCEbERGS.
SAN FRANCsCO, Nov. 3.-The whaleship Men
shkoG just arrived reports that the ships Hoerpis and
Emira the former with 200 barrels Of OIL and the latter
with 400 barrels stove by the Ice in the month OF
August, and are a total loss
The steamer Commodore was wrecked on the POD or
October, in Cosuille River, Oregon she is reported a
total loss The Commodore a small, cheap vessel
THE CREW OF BARGE LOST on LAKE ONTARIO.
PORT ELGIN Ont, Nov. 4.-The barge j. A.
Hollow, laden with lumber, towed into Kincardine
by the steamer Seymour this morning. The crew were
all lost except one man, who was found lashed 10 the
pump, dead.
A WRECK on THE DELAWARE BREAKwATER.
LEwEs, Nov. 4.-The barkentne White
Cloud from Philadelphia for saiem, went the break
water last MI ght and is total loss The are now
stripping her OF her rigging
LOSS OF THE BRITISH BRIG ANTECELLo-L0G
OF AN EAST INDIAMAN.
The ship Horatio Harris of Boston, Capt.
Lovett which left Manila June D. has arrived at this
port She reports Light battling winds all through the
eastern passage; passed Angler July l2 in company
with ship Mastlah, for Boston: passed Cape Of Good
Hope Aug and crossed the equator Sept 2S Aug le
Ransoon for Cork - & days out Oct g. lat go lon
spoke brig Harbor Grace, from Pernambuco for Cape
Bretonfth lat H. Ion 49, had hurricane from f. TO W.
during which blew away fore and dmzzenopgsllants sails
and split maintopgalant sail blew away the lower fore
topsa split the upper fore and mzzentopsais b, and
| topgallant staysas ,.,,,
ward with signal Of distress flying took in ali sail eI-
cept the lower nainopsa and foretopmast sfaysail;
brig ADt1ceo OBJ. hence for Aspinwa two days out
with cargo OF coal; the captain wanted us to send
boat him to take himself and crew off II blowing very
hard and tremendous did not dare to get boat
out hoping 1t would moderate soon. Nov; begins with
fearful gale and tremendous sea on lay by the brig
waiting for chance TO take the crew of; at 1880 p m
moderating little; set lower fore and mirzentopsails at
D. while getting ready 90 put the boat out the brig
of before the wind before we could get out OF her
H..
damage called for volunteers 10 go into the boat when
all responded to the call OF the second officer IN charge OF
the boat saved all OF the with ust what they stood
in with great risk got the crew ON board eight In num-
ber and before we could get the boat In. heavy sea
smashed her alongside the ship the boats escaping
by tackles and spaT the captain reported six feet OF
water in the hold, and gaining Oh them; pumps chOked
and cargo shifted.
| STEAMSHIP vARUNA-SAMEs OF TIE SAVED.
The following dispatch was received by the
| agents of the ysruna yesterday:
| JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Now.
| c. II. MALLORY & Co.: The names of the saved are
| Second mate VIM. Kirtland crew. william Wallace,
George Watson, Thomas Gennon and James Burns
i. A. DOChRAl.
THE STEAMSHIP IDAHO OVERDUE.
The owners of the steamship Idaho, which
left Liverpool the 18th Of October and Queenstown
the 2Oh vet for her safety The City Of
Washington, which left Liverpool the goth, arrived
Yesterday, and reports that for ye consecutive days
heavy head-winds prevailed and only one day Of the
trip made with an east wind The Idaho Is not re-
garded fast vessel and this fact together with the
strong headwinds prevailing, may reasonably account
for her nonarva Among the passengers on the Idaho
the daughter OF Bishop Simpson, and 2lo Canadians
who formed part OF the Pontifca Zouaves About
these volunteers left here IN March, 1865 and have been
III the Pdpal service over two years. The remainder
Bclefeuile. the part the Montreal Committee OF
Reception IL lie this city awaiting the arrival OF the