The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-19
HURRICINE At SEA.
Four Vessel. Lost and Four Dismnsted-The
Crew OF the Lost Bark susnn.

BALTIMORE, Oct is.--Thc schooner An
eroid brought Capt. Landcrkin and tho crew Of
tho schooner Sea Nymph OF Gardiner. Me-.
which was abandoned on the 18th inst. latitude
81 l5. longitude 76' so. Tho Sea Nymph on
countercd hurricane on the lith inst and
when abandoned. had six feet OF water in her
hold and was unmanagcabo. She was owned
by Capt Landerkin. Thcre was no Insurance
on vessel or freight. Capt. Landcrkin reports
that he saw three dismasted vessels near Hat
tcras on the 1ith and 18th. with spars eonc
above the eyes OF their lower rigging Ono was a
bark. tho others full-riggcd brigs. lie also saw
quantity Of wrcckagc, consisting Of spars.
sails. and rigging.
PRov1NcETowN. Mass.. Oct is.-The Captain
OF tho schooner Gov Goodwin Of Harwich re-
ports that on Tuesday last. ten miles cast OF
Chatham Light. ho fell in with an unknown
schooner. about 100 tons, bottom up. spnrs.
rigging. md suils under tho wreck. Sho ap-
pearcd to be an Eastern built vessel and in bal
last. He saw pieces of calico and other articles
of wearing apparel. from which ho supposed
thoro were women aboard ut tho time OF tho
disastor.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ls.-Tho schooner Fred.
Jackson. from Cardenas reports that on Oct.
II. In heavy gallo from east to south. saw brig
VIM. Phipps. Of and from Aux Cages for Now
York. under iurymqst lAh saw schooner Sea
Nymph, abandoned; samo day saw full
rugged brig dismastcd.
NEW BEDYORD. Oct. le-The following is
list Of the crew Of the whaling bark Susan.
which was capsz.d in the hurricane OF Oct ~;
Captain. Henry NJ. Peakes OF Marthn's Vine
yard; first mate. Frank j.. Potter OF New Bod
ford second mate. George W. Ellis OF Dart
mouth third mato and boatstoercr. Albert
Ktmmell OF sutton Centre; carpenter. Antoine
Stierbcrgcr OF Now York cooper. shipkeepor.
and carpenter. )nrl J.. Struwe; bOatstoerers.
Joseph A. Pima. Frank Smith. and James W.
Richards steward. Charles Sheat; cook, Henry
John Williams. j. II. /. Harding. Mcgill Dean
dra. Henry Gonzales. Manuel Dcandra and Joe
pazn. all OF New Bedford George X. Thurston
q keene. and n: a. Tripp; ordinary seameni
VIM. Stevens OF ~. Helena; green hand Edwin
Sprnghest OF Fitchburg.
HALIFAX. Oct, 1S.-The brigantine Sophia.
which arrived from Liverpool to-day. reports
IL 80 west. she encountered a furious hurri-
cane. which broke from southeast TO north tho
heaviest Of the gale being from the north,
during which she was compelled to scud
sSq'n os qndf5 si%ds enfS s. y s E oitEiuds tGRi sO
sho rccciyed on, board the Captain aud grow
Of tho brig Emily OF SWansoa their
vessel being IN a sinking coni uon. The Emily
was from Charleston. bound for Newcastle
twenty three days out: The Same date she
, -p9ke the iron sup kirkhgm l'rtislQ, Capt.
Coole from Bull River cor London. with bull
waIks gone ON tho starboard side. the Cargo
shifted. and Two mon 5cyercli injured, Same
day she spoke Norwegian bark with lower
mast sprung topeailS blown away ana tho
vessel leaking badly.
The schooner Anik Of Gloucester Mass deal
laden, from ~. John oct for Crook Haven.
VIVA dismantled in Il gnlr on sunday last on tho
towci here by the American schooner Lizzie II.
Clark.