New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

wind snapped off her topsnasts like plpestems AT last
accounts sbe had not broken up and hopes were enter
tanned that she might be got OF. Her crew were co
relied TO abandon her. and reached the shore with dll
Guilty. The Australia ia iron screw steamship OF 100
tons burden is 325 feet long, feet in breadth o BEAM
and p feet in depth of hold er engines are $50 horse
power She was built in the year 1867, and the prop
erty OF the West Indies and Pacific Steamship Company
DISASTERS TO OTHER ATLANTIC STEAMERS.
The steamship Mas which arrived at this port early
yesterday morning from Rotterdam brought the mail OF
the steamship ETHIOPIA Of the nchor Line. The Mas
overlook the Ethiopia at in disabled condition on
Sept a. latitude 44o so and longitude Az 4o Capt
Craig Of the Ethiopia reported that Sept H. while his
vessel laborng in heavy sea, the main
shaft OF the engine broke, and he was com
PEELED TO proceed under sail alone. He added
that repairs making and he hoped to be able 10
steam on Sept 49, He declined all offers OF assist
ance The mails were transferred to tic Mas, and the
Ethiopia was left TO pursue her way TO this port under
canvass Two days after the Mas left the other vessel
che encountered heavy gale which compelled her 70 lie
for several bos. Ii believed that tie Ethiopia has
also felt the force Of the same storm, in which csse IL
is probable that she will be delay d longer tDan
her captain expected and her arrival not looked for be-
tore tie latter part o. This week. Rcr s terdeIson
Rrothers Yesterday sad that EoT I saSo "oud zee 81
safety They thought she would report here Thursday
or friday Her captain has the reputation OF being IN
in his ability 10 brig the steamer into this port
Now has been received in SgW,YoLA ,4a, tha b,.,'a
steamship Shannon comrl?nded by CAPT. L1eds' Tis
voyage from Aspnwali 10 southampton was blown
oh VIZ rIo e 1 stri her be- ca'ton was danrer.
ousy i'll and confined 10 MS berth, md the steamer
prevailed and as eho was steamipg about II fnots an
hour Sic high on the bank. she went on 2mdsiln
work TO tighten her and 800 bags OF coffee, largo
quantity o. coal and nearly all Tie rest o. her css' WI
remained fast at last accounts. ana as sIe mas
Hot been heard ron 4, rr snc9 ho Eek,
Her passcngcls, mails and sGGle were tI9eh on " Ne
Inst sn-owar I)ry al and dha,I az ~ h.,tt,i. aic
an ron errev scar,r brig rie 0od Of $500 tons burden
She g. 3fl feet ION Al feet in breadth ~ bc1m aud "a
geo uorc power each, wls britt in Glasgow ia tIc ear
J o. agd IS The property OF the Royal Mail Steamship
C. ii. Mallory L Co.. owners OF The steamship City Of
coast received dispatch yesterday, stating that tho
steamer had got Of with only ltto dana e. ana w2Ii
wiz be made aiier which she viii proceed 10 G"i'eS'oh
WsIIAPs TO SAILING VESSELS.
eeyera additional sailing vessels were reported yes
teddy rs having met with Losses in the recent gaze
MOI u Tie reports T,rc sent by private dspatchfs 10
the Marne Association, throu: tue kindne Of those
Secretary Nh. Smith, they furnished for pubhcaiiol
Among The most eerious arc the following:
The brig George BarnhaIn arrived NJ Havana from
Baltimore which she LEFT Sept H. With the l. 50 Or he's
csnt gale. Tio " baE Edafd TcoTe Vas driven
ashore Galveston N the iuricano, ant I Is aIed
Morrison driven ashore Al B2lb1docs and beating
upon rocks at 70 pieces Tue vessel fJ!i hct
carO SUGAR are total loss the sre rcinf, ire
brig anuic 3iicr Of Norfolk STRANDED ait'f having mad
rotn na SIS swc by he board 40 ulCst probably vii
prove TO be a total wreck.
The bark Memory Sunday broke loose from hor
moorugs in Galve,o Ray. and III the power on tho
WIND ana force Of tho swept iar o 10 sen,
and tidngs have been received from her since The
schooner Ihis e and the wacrboats Emily and Emma.
ct 5ton, VIII, Il Is Iop0tod, pore total "rcc
vessel which arrived yesterday At Chaieston 8 c. h9d
on board The q the brig Amelia Of NelOOurnc, y =
winch, while on Il VOYAGE from Bruins wick Ga, to Rio de
JanoiIo having been swept by the gale and rendered n-
scGwOrty, was abandoned and sunk about twenty nfe
miles east OF Charleston Bar.
Tho bark Mary Mckee, Whlle making passage from
this city Piiadc plia, dragged icr anchor when oppC
sic Ic7cs. Delaware, aud went ashore 81 got Of
Yesterday afternoon with Gi4e dS lcEc. Tno thIc--
masted schooner Mabel Thomas which went ashore near
tho IL .,hands Sunday Willie on u voyage
from Providence IL Baltimore SIN remains 'I2u&od.
All tho Efforts OF tnC Coast Nrecking Comp@rr5 yes s 70
sct her of have 90 Or proved unayng. the schooner
H. {. Sheppard, NniIe Oh voyage ron bbDs' ir" CT,
philade hiG became Gismantlcd b. ne gale Eci o.
Charleston bar and tug dsN aiched ycster!a! 20
hel assistance, and brought her inio Charleston.