New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
OCEAN PERKS.

OCEAN IEhlLS.
LONG AND STORMY VOYAGES REPoRTED-FLoATING
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on sHIP-BoARD.
The cargo and coal of the Amerique have all
been discharged and efforts arc being made to spring the
vessel from her bed OF sand into deeper water con-
tuual strain is kept on the and cables and she
has already been moved about 10 ct sernway AS inc
swells wash under her she is gradually eaSod on Inc
managers OF the Coast Wreckng Company say that te
progress will he necessarily Slow so that the Nesse VIII
not be strained. II favorable weather continues II Is
hoed that the vessel will be afoat in another week.
The ste,mship Gamma OF the New-York and Bermuda
line arrived in port yesterday after stormy passage OF
three DAYS and half she brought passengers ~ per
sons, including men, women, ana chl!dreh, halNos VI
Faya one Of the islands, who were myers OF
the British bark Modesto the Modesto let taya' LOT
New-Bedford on Nov. g. and after having been out ~
days. during which very gales were encoun'eeu
was flowed into Castle Harbor. Bermuda in disabled
and leaky condition The Modesto had $50 passengers
Those who arrived by the Gamma yesterday proceeuc
10 Boston last night Most of them arc bound for Ca
fornia while others will proceed to New-Bediord.
The Anglia OF the Anchor line. from Liverpool wmcn
was several days overdue, arrived in port yesterday
Caledonia of the line also arrived yesterday anu
wnen usssng the inner middle bank, below quarantine
grounded She was got of in short ume Without Ie'
cevmg any damage -
Fears are entertained Of the safety Of Hc steamer
George Cromwell which left NewIork, by way o! nan
fay Tor 4. y f., =
In good time aud sailed from there JAN Tor ST. JON" "
since which time nothing has been heard OF her Inc
coast is reported clear OF ice and she shouu nave "
the nassage in from three TO four days MI Hei"" VI
the firm Of Clark lS Seaman the agents OF 'Ionp"0
line say that they expect to from her at any mo-
mept They do think that anything serious mas nap
pencd TO the vessel she has been delayed from
some derongement Of her machinery. she is
sorrow steamer about 10 years old in good ORDER very
stanch and well qualified for rough weather Her cargo
consisted of Hour and case goods Siic ldu @
messengers for St Johns, two OF the former
being through passengers from Newl or ana the oieIs
from Halifax Their names are NllIiahl S"nTI Vi
Haven Francis Archibald Of Brooklyn, ". H. Roper
f. H. Gordon, Charles L. Tyler, E. Rent, ana Johh
The bark Victoria Percy, from Porto Cabello with
coffee and hides, for NcwIork put mo btIuu' 1
and the vessel was badly strained. r ~. x,,,.
The bark Hakon Jari from !VerPoof ISr
il leaking and dismantlcd and was to"ed iho plt inc
The Schooner Adciza. which was cut through by the
fee of sandy Hook Saturday ana tower PACK 10 ss
c,tv in sinking condition, hauled up on lie ial
railway at Red Hook yesterday. she llad hlltd WIN
water Tne cargo. consisting OF PROVISIONS &C, Naiucu
at 500 COO fully insured in the Atlantic Mutual lnsui-
ancc COMPANY will removed and such repairs as are
necessary will he made to the vessel wleh sue VIII oc
The wreck reports sent TO the Treasury Department
Yesterday from Life saving station NO 70, 40 fe'heu I'M
Ear, of Cape Cod, show that me crews Va ~ @ nor
which were wrecked there on Jan Would hSKe per
ished the beach had II nor nay ogc io 81 e ttion
the patrol surmen and others belonging 20 no I
s Vicinity is one OF worst the coast Tor WIcckS
is wi
March 4 SD when all but one Of the crew were los
The schooner Walter Irving Of InohastOn NAME rom
Baltimore for WIScasset, went ashore dJ ~ H. w. jan
iu a northeast suOW-stOTm Inc VIVA was DO HlE :"
GAL and The sea running high; the sails were an boWu
ril,ous and the schooner became uninaltEtpt anu
nm ashore proving "a total loss The he-saNlIS ere"
discovered tie vessel coming over the 3l, Whc pcIaI
tiors were made rescue the crew. Nhch Mlthh -vo
vads of Tie wreck the were discovered ltdNlHE III
ib,r boat TEcy aItcrWard landed IN the hollow Ol me
beach ana were lost sht OIL Their tran was louno ~
Inc snow and by following ii the crew were IOuh; az
mot rxhaus..d Capt. Rider lad tc be carried ana iH
brcane insclsblc 10y the time tie statl"h was It'ehu
The wet clothing OF all hands WAS IelhoNeG' ana "5
clothing furnished by the sdiimci ~, - 49,, ..,.o,o-
They md no been cared for man tHe s'Iooher
Massachusetts from Baltimore Tor Belfast was ulScON
cIed Grftins the bar. TIE sails We're az pow
ayvav Tho were dashed IN the IlsslhS' IA
twenty ninucs struck the beach she became
total wreck aud the cargo 1000 bushels u corn polIu
. total loss The hfe-saNnc crew thrc" Ilhc u" inc
vessel which was made fast to the to!tnaSt ING Stew
ard Ge rye T. Harvey. got hold Of the me- ana aIlel-
ward becoming frightened, let 20 ana cropped mo tc
SEA The current sweeping him rom shole' ne was
drowned almost Immediately. Tie remainder al tlG
crry, were taken the station in an almost cAh0Nsu
condition. where they we're furnished dry ciothhs by
inc surtllen. The lost everything except tuat
which they stood in. aud, the sea was running LSh
yynulJ have all drowned il the hlcsavng crew had ho
been close ut band L. lend assistance. me bof ~ Hal
yey was found On the beach by Patlohnen Hu-h ana
Mayo