New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-26
THE PERILS OF THE SEA.
TIE AssYEIAN MONARCH sAFE-sEFENAL CANADIAN
CASUALTIES.

CASUALTIES.
Lo,;poy, Nov 2j.-The steamer Assyrian
Monarch wncn broke her propeller blades and was
obliged TO put back arrived OF the Lizard in tow
and is making for Falmouth. The steamer state of
Nevada which arrived at Glasgow on the Odd inst from
NewYork encountered fearful weather during the pas
sage Her deckhouse was smashed and thirtyfve head
of cattle were killed She was hove to for days.
Lgfey-Fhe Assyrian Monarch has arrived III the har-
Dor at Falmouth
HALIFAX y. s., Nov 25.-Tne steamer Caspian, from
Liverpool by way OF ST. john n f., experienced very
severe weather since leaving latter Dor5 Saturday
last she should have arrived on Monday, but was
blown out of her course by strong gales
AMgERsrBURG, Ont, Nov. 25.-Tbe tow-barGe Sbla-
vase owned by Captain NJ Gowan. OF this town, is re-
ported ost with all hands, in Lake Huron.
OuEBEC Nov. 25-The ship BOyne, previously re-
ported ashore at Cape Charles, is complete wreck 1he
crew left her and arrived here tonight The Boyne wac
houod for Cork with general cargo dispatch states
that in addition to four schooners pilot schooner No
is also ashore at Goose Island
MoyrREAL Nov 25.-There is no change in the situa-
ton Of the stranded vessels II the river.
cargJ the steamer Ottawa Is being nrown 0yerDeaTu
soREL, Que, Nov 25-The weather Is clear Inc
water Is still rising. large quantity Of Ice Is passing
The lee below is reported 10 be jammed The steamers
Perliy an and Dominion are In the harb0r.
sT JEAN PORT JoLI, Que, Nov. 25.-It is showing
with a igi east wind. A tlree-masted steamship
anchored below the Pillars last night and was ancnored
ar O'clock his morning. Her gallant mast ls
gone Her funnel cannot be distinguished on ac
cnunt OF the weather. No distress Signals have Dten
made IL supposed she anchored last night on account
of the pper Traverse hght-shp brng gone. but sne
cannot proceed before the weather clears Inc iiNer Is
full OF .- -, ...x a. 49,.
ing win "A igut southwest wind. There is large neid
OF ice a. II the Point n01ting down . .., -. .
BrFFALo Nov 23-Captaln j. f. C0ttrell reports the
ndrln of the barge Dictator, at Long Point, IN SIX
atnms of water during THE severe gale OF sunday last
THE cargo or wheas insured for S22OOO, ana tue
| hull for - 900. , - NIL,
W W.sitISGToS Nov 23-The Signal Corps station at
Cpoe Hatters ~ O.. reports that the schooner Katie
Mil from lmIngtOn Del with cargo OF railroad
iron went ashore mile south OF Hatteras Inlet Tie
/ saved.
sr JoINs n. f., Nov. 25-The report OF disasters al
ready 10 hand tna the recent gales were the most
cau aud other ports the north side OF Conception
Bay TX vesscslhe Dove Test, aEd four otners. names
| not gIvcn-Ncre totally lost. A, Bay Roberts the
schooner Haliglnian driven ashore but not much
inred. Barcnsc0, the Morning star ana Saint rat
! rick were totally wrecked
A. B1nav..ta TIE Penguin, Pert Pride OF the Ocean
anc Para yo were lost and eight smaller craft more or
lsss gamal cd Tie schooner Bund Boany was driven
| OUT ol Kug'. Cove and O.Oaen np.
IoRoSrO Ont, Nov. % Tine propeller Clifornia
afer loading 800 bushels of waeat ana corn af the
elevator ABOUT to OrOcce 10 OgdensOurg,
y when II was fouDd she had been eut through AZ
tne wut,r line by ana hlliug rapidly. Nutwith-
stpndng strenuous efforts NJ the pumps she mmedt
atey sank twelve feet Of wafer, where she now Hes
| Tho were saved.