New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-19
SHIPPING ASHORE.
THE ATLANTIC COAST srREwN WITH WRECKS.
Z A L rINnpE Sent 12-Ihn schooner Shirley

THE ATLANTIC COAST sTREwN WITH WRECKS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1S.-The schooner Shirley,
FROM Richmond reports bark i'm ballast, dsIassted at
anchor OF the Horse Shoe yesterday afternoon
WILMINGToN, N. c., Sept. 18.-The British
bark Roberta loaded with naval stores and bound for
Hull, England, Nas blown ashore Baldhead Beach
yesterday Her cargo IL being removed aud II Is thought
the vessel is considerably damaged
WIsCAssET, Me-, Sept. 1S.-The schooner
Lalla Rookh OF Swans Island went ashore in fog to
day on Fsheman's Island Booth Bay. She will be
total loss. The crew was saved The schooner Lotte
OF Calais for New-York. also went ashore, aud Benz
Newbury, OF the captain, was drowned
NORFOLK, Va, Sept 1S.--The schooner Annie
Turner loaded with SALT from NewYork for Norfolk Is
ashore IN this harbor An unkno brig Is bottom OF
Hogg's Island An unknown bark Ia sunk of the Capcs
The schooner Milton, from Philadelphia for Richmond,
loaded with pigiron, Is sunk of Sewells Point The
schooner Anna W. Barker, In ballast, Nsw-Hayen Tor
sloop Huz Of Portsmouth was capszed and many yes-
sells dragged their anchors, sustaining more OF less ~
and no information TO the extent OF damage done Ito
shipping on the coast has been received
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1S.-The tOw-steamer Jul
niata Capt Richardson, of the susquehanna Tow Line
Company left Havre de Grace at o'clock Saturday
afternoon for Baltimore, with IL barges in tow At
o'clock that night when of Pooe's Island terrible gale
was encountered which cut the barges loose, nine OF
which, it Is supposed, sunk. The persons on board
OF the sinking barges took refuge on the other
three, which drifted toward the shore' Out pcIore
II was reached one Of them sunk and all boardeight
uersops-were drowned The other two barges, having
on board 20 persODs reached the shore safely The per
sons drowned were George Hook wife aud child OF Bal
timOre Thomas A. Reese Of Potts Grove, Penn boy
driver who was taken board at Hayre de Grace; q
lady passer ger from Dockhayen, Penn, whose hrst
name was JENNIE, and two unknown deck hands Inc
Junnta arrived this afternoon with the SURVIVORS
FoRT MONROE, Va, Sept. lS.-A fearful
hurrca from the east prevailed here Yesterday until
O'Clock In the afternoon and then yeered 10 southwest
Fences and trees we're blown down, but no accident
occurred. To-day reports from this vicinity give the
following marine news: The schooner Marion OF
Philadelphia IL sunk OF seweIrs Pointi light brig
bound 70 Richmond Is anchored below, with her
sails split and foreyard gone; a!so, three-nasted
schooner anchored Middle Ground outside the Capes
with her sails gone The pilot boat scer reports pieces
Of a wreck floating of the Capes Two schooners, with
loss OF anchors are ashore In Hampton Creek. Two
schooners are the Roads with their mansaiis gone
large schooner ashore Back River, seven miles
above and another one Egg Island five miles further
up the scr Canton, from Petersburg for Boston, with
cargo Of wheat Is ashore. Five miles above Newport
News n mud digger and three scOws are ashore. A
schooner II ashore Cobbs Island; she halls from New
York Another In ashore No Chorrystone. The baik
Clara from Bremen for Baltimore, which anchored be-
low on Friday was reported IN distrcss. aud steamer
Yesterday hcr In tow Tor Baltimore NO large VOC
seIH anchored In the Roads were damaged.