New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
SEVERAL MARINE CASUALTIES.

| SEVERAL MAXINE CASUALTIES.
| OVERDUE AND DISABLED vEssEIs-A STORM ON
The SCOTCH COAsT-THE OTTAWA STILL IN
DANGER
| The northwest wind, which was favorable
for inward bound vessels yesterday failed 10 bring INTO
| port any of the overdue European steamships up TO
sundown. There are spprehensiOns as 10 their
safety either among seaarng people or the agents OF
the lines 70 which tncy belong All incoming vessels
report the weather having been unusually tedious
and tnat the continuous northwest gales and terrne
which have been directly ahead have prevented
them at times from making headway The overdue
vessels expected be reported at any moment. and
yet 1t would not be considered alarming II some OF
them did not arrive before tomorrow. Ihe
Nevada and Algeria from Liverpool aad tue
sirsia from Hamburg, due here Tuesday; the
state Of Indiana from Glasgow. the vile de Marseiiles
from Havrc and The Jan Breidel from Antwerp, were
due Wednesday; the Victoria and Holland from Lon
don were due THURSDAY, AMI the Oder from Bremen
due Yesterday.
The steamship Persian Monarch sister ship the As
syriau Mouarch. which disabled and tOwcd into
Queenstown Thursday has been incorrectly reported
as a week o rdue from London. The steamship sailed
from the clyde November % Tie German steamship
Katie which let Glasgow for this port November 10,
heard from yvttcrdaY she hsd reiurnei io Uerus
town with macaJnerv Disabled The British bark John
A. Harvie which sailed ftOm this port for Dublin NO
vember l. has become a total wreck on the Wexford
coast.
referred to in the dispatch from Paris
10 The StanG0rd tnat many EnSlish auG Americans
aboard tne lost steamer Ono Joseph.
re1 s,Orm Pre- walls On the rcOtch coast. number
of vessels n the ve have dragged their anchors 1t
feared I ere hIs been zone loss OF life.
The British bark John A. HGrye, from New York for
Dublin, prcviou Is reported the Wexford
coast. likely to become total wreck feboat has
gone 10 her Rescue.
New or eaus for Liverpool, sixteen DAYS cotton
laden when PM in here asc evening With fire in the
two fOre-n0ds is dschsrging her cargo. with re com
panY really 10 apply water when the hre SHOWS Itself
the extent II the damage only be ascertalned when
the two holds on which the fIemen are working shall
have been cleared.
QUEBEC. Nov. 26-The latest intelligence from the
steamship Ottawa is the effect that shs Is longer
across. the stream bHt lying with her bow up. Two
steam wIl possible, be sent to her assistance.
ST JouNs \ f.. Nov 26 The brig Raveuswood
abandoned off Belle Isle N the Straits. on the 4h inst
IN. Ravenswood eft Lords Arm. Labrador the 26tb
nt bound tor NeTYOrs win 4 cargo OF 1,2OO barrels
of lerrinrs.
CONCEPTION BAY, Sov. 26.-The steamer yoyager,
owned by Babcock rohrrs, ot Carbonar. loaded with
TIMBER was wrecked otter Island, Green Bay. The
schooner Try returning from ST. Peters 10 Bay
de Nord experienced a heavy gale. during which she
ran on reef distance from ;he latter place, and
wen 10 meces. Only one Of ne ere" was lost.
on tne gfn inRt = vessel picked up. close 20 Cap la
Have q bottle containing piece OF brown paper
which he following vas wri ten:
y4dne.onv June 80 1880. Gone down 10 deep water.
Ten lives lost including mate Help as soon as pos ibe.
Time. 2;20 .. M
DrumInOnd. Esq" was written III bold and legibe
band
The schooner Ranger. trading vessel. was lost at
snip Eack Il harrow HlrbOT, on tie nrst inst she
IN &c ooaer Archibald of Cape Grass, from Scream
ing Bay Labrador Tor 81 johns, was lost at Square T.
land.
RIVER DU LOUIE Que, Nov 2G-Tho steamer Beaver
ia ashore az Hir" Island opposite Brandy Pots. Tho
crew and p-s-cn. are saved
has arr we'd az Cheboygan, and reports having seen
floating oG Michael's Bay Lake Huron, the piothOuse
an other wrec.age OF the steamer Simcoe. plying be-
tween Colll gwOoG and Chicago There j. reason 10 be-
eve that have been lost TGc -imcoc left Chit
cago Tour or FIVE dAys ago Oh her way 20 this place.
sPEzzIA italy. Nov 25.-The steamer Ouce-
Joseph sank almost Immediately after the collision.
Hrarrrending scenes followed the collision,
as the Oncle-J0seph wanting in means
10 save the lives Of the large number
board Evevtnesses Of tine collision they cannot
satisfactorily eXpan tae manner anG cause Of the oc
nee.
r. ouslengor LIST 0f the Olcie Joseph shows total
of yfl oerrnns board and the sailors numbered hr
tv-l hree. cargo c0nsstcd or eyht, tsns Of mer
cha,dlse. a roll c.ii of survivors thirtv-hvc
s-ugsrs ana tweuty-thTcc sa.Ors answered 10 their
names. The aptam also peTished.