New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
OTHER MARINE DISASTERS.

AN ITALIAN BARK ASHORE NEAR CAfi Hl.Nhi'
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The Signal Service
Observer Cape Henry reports TO the CetssiShal OH
Ger as follows Tno Italian Dark Francesca Beiagaba
CAPTAIN Bcrganti. in ballast from Cardiff for Baltimore.
ran ashore between ape Henry and Lf>-savng station
No. l. at 23O H.. during fog The captain and crew,
c men, came ashore withOdt any assistance from shor"
Tac wreckmg steamer Il. &. j. Baker arrived at $50
7. The captain OF the bark don't want any one TO
commence work cdble could be laid to the vessel.
The Beagamba is of 167 tons burthen. and was forty
six days out from Cardiff, The captain reports that lie
observed Cape Henry light short time before midnight
After that time the light obscurcd by dense fog The
bark Is lying about oneourth OF mile south from the
station and about 80 yards flOm shoIe Part of her rig
giHg has been blown away by southern "a The vessel
is lying IN good position and be safely taken off if
immediate assistance is rendered. The e-sayng crew
VIII attempt TO board her soon rs low water VIII pr
crew are provided for by TIE lighthouse people Ihe
crew came ashore surf boats belonging to the
bark While attempting TO land one of therl was
swamped, and the occupants were picked zip by the
other
The WRECKS on THE MASSACHUSETTS COAST
GosToN, Jan. 4.-The British steamer n Strong, Cap
tain Brown. from Boston for New-York, still remains
ashore on Nashawena Island. The captain went to
Woods Hole TO get steam pump. without the ad OF
which it found impossible TO get her aiott. as size
was leaking badly; but pump could he obtained at
Vineyard Sound. The steamer Monahanse has gone 70
her aid, and the steam-ump IS on board, an
attempt will he made TO get her of she has seven feet
Of water one compartment, but tic Other compart-
meuts remain tight.
The dismastcd schooner which lies at anchor of Wood
End, Proyincetown, was taken in tow this morning by
the bri : c. NJ Winch, anl proceeded to Boston.
The schooner Mary Ann, Of Machias, from Ecw-Iork
for Boston, with coal slipped her anchor Il Chatham.
D,ccnbcl g. and went ashore AT Nantucket. She is leak
lag slightly, but Will he sot off, Her captain reports
that he saw several sunkcn vessel during the gale.
% ~ fIrys
ported wrecked South Truro Beach went ashore oppo
site the Life Saving station NJ. at a. on tn 81
inst during tie hcany gale and striking on TIE outer
bar went 10 pieces in les than an hour All on board
Tie isins schooner Miles Stludlsh, Of Provnretown
before reported ashore Truro Beach, Is total wreck
An hands rescued by men attached to the Liesd'-
CnATmAM Mass. Jan. 1.-THE vessel at anchorpG the
CatIiu Crockcr OF Rsri.able from New York for Bos
tSl boat IRON station II. and other boats, have
TDc vessel leaks some. ald lost all her sails ia squtl
on Wednesday morning. she drftrd near tue Dali bu
anchored and cIt away her masjs IN time 10 prevent
going shore. The wind j, east should IL increase t0a
gale the vessel will probably founder or come ashore
WORK STOPPED AT THE coLLrI;Irs.
READING. Penn, jan. IA severe SNOW storm sct In
early this morning ana continued falling up 20 noon,
when depth eight inches had been attained
aferward turning t. rain. No detention OF trains has
yet been caused by it, The storm is general over the
Schuylll coal fields nearly tue whole Of the coNcurs
having btGh stoppu uE H. ms may SERIOUSLY el,', .i
turniC IN 81 are snort "i cOG aN tlc suspension Sor-
into eject tomorrow and II viii be impOs br 10 move
loaded for two three day accom-; % r sL0N
A SCHOONER Io>r or NANTCC"rr.
NA.TUCKCT, Mass. jan IA two-l,7-tot echooner
was seen This morning tSo miles north Of g., 80 rout
at TIE eastern 81 Of this .Iud She IN ., 'hc x
az her masthead rs waving level with tie H.tr. IHc
late OI the crew s unknown.
Az AMERICAN SHIP STRANDED.
LONDON Jan. 1.-TAe American ship John o. Baker
CAPTAIN Ponnell, from Bremen Dtcrmb. =. fIr th
America has stranded between Nienpo.t and LIp. Inc.
Assistance has bcru sent.