New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
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Ship Catherine, Berry, Charleston, Gsorge ouI'9h.
Barxs Rapid Ward Havana, Moses Taylor; J" eilngsie
Coviucton Ch.rleston Hsvland; llvanocona SKIM,
| Leon Co: Hudson Hohorst, Bremen ( < I Poppe "a
| zels Allen Mobile Post Phillips
Brics Autares, Hatch 81 johns, NJ Nesn''n n'eeu o
Coz Snv Lander, Honduras and market Underhill Nc
| Kiney.
Son. Flordian Brown Apaachlcola; Ann Maria Jones,
| Newbe1n, NC, S Mitchell.
Arrived.
Packet ship Iowa, Lines FIN Havre Aug S, mdze to Eek
| Livingston
Packet ship Emerald How I'm Havre Aug d, mdze w
| Wltlock.
Bark Josephine, Mitchell Is ds fm St CIoix Ia hides SO
bbls sugar Sc puuchsons rum moasses, Aymar
Co.. Left brig Eliza, Lockwood, for. York IN few
days. , off Bermuda experienced hurricane
from SSW 10 ~ doing considerable damage to the vessel
Brig Exile, Gard, FIN Windsor, S via Providence, in
ballast to Soule & Whitney.
Br brig Index Coleheet, IL ds I'm Windsor S. plaster
to Soule, Whitney & Co.
Schr Eagle Dyer, 20 is fun Montego Bay, mdze Left
no Am vessels.
Schr Select, Atkinson, Virginia.
Schr PuTdy; Pnngle, Suffolk, shingles.
Schr H Sands, Douglass, Philade phia, coal
Schr Oscar, Morris, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Daniel Webster, Ogden, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Lion Philadelphia coal.
Schr Osceola Means DIS I'm Lubec, plaster to master
Schr Brazos Tro,ter 30 ds from Tampco lustic, hides
and $40 900 in specie George w Vannvner on board
Schr Martha, Deisey, Philadelphia Goa! to master.
Memoranda.
The packet ship Wellington for London, did not sail, as
reported by Beacs Sun She sailed yesterday but returned
and anchored in the lower Bay, at the SW Spit
Spoken.
Sept 25 lat Is D. Ion AZ 30, bark Sano7on of jersey 9
ds out bound to Nova Scotia.
sr D. lat 10 lon l3 45 brig Lady of the Lake, Of
Bidisford % DIS out having carried away her Foremost
manlopmast and ib BOOM
Sept 3d. lat 49, Ion so 80 ship sar;e!e of Boston, 40 DIS
I'm ST Petersburgh, bound to Boston.
Sept d. lat "a l5 Ion 81 3d. schr Joseph Marsh of Perth
a., C,, C-a,J "a IT Id,
Disasters.
A small U schr from the Navy Yard for Sandy Hook
ashore the West bank Tuesday afternoon.
"A ship and brig, each with loss Of manmast,
Sunday of Huntington, LII steering for NewY ork.
-. The schr Victor, ashore below New London Light
House. lies sand beach, and will probably be got off az
ter lighting
The brig Hadee Capt Fltner of Pittston FIN Turks
Island and bound Bath ashore on the Sh, Old
lnler Shoals Tmckerton, J. No lives lost and
unlikely that the vessel will be got off 1t nnder
stood that both vessel and cargo insured in Boston
Accounts from Key West the 22d nit give
additional particulars respecting the disaster ship Rose
con the 18th, ship Rose, Conklin of Network, fin Or
leans for Bremen with cargo of tobacco cotton lead
&c arrived here in leaky conditions and will have to be
discharged She lost the second and by
feYer, while the Bar below NOeans aud the 18th
periencod heavy gale which caused her leak badly
that it was thought prudent TO make the nearest port An
arrival at Philadelphia from Key West brings the
25tt that the Rose had discharged her cargo The bark
Marine VeunaTd, TO take the Roses cargo if she
condemned,
Capt Soue, of the brig Ganza of Saco, fin Orleans
bound to Baltimore, previously reported put into Key
Wcst,) his consgueeS under date of the I'D ult
stating that after leaving New Orleans all hands being
taken i'll with the fever of which the and cook died
and the vessel encounsrng very rough and boiatrous
thc with weak hands, disabled render
sary to her Key West where she arrived Sept 81
The vessel would be discharged and probably condemned
Accounts the 18th have been received Philadelphia
which states that the CANA repairing.
A letter from Kay West that the ship Fairfield
I'm NewYork, bound to New Orleans got ashore Carys
ting off without the assistance Of wreckers.
We learn from the Ssg Harbor Corrector that the
soop Paris Sherwood, with cargo of slaves, dragged
Plum Island. Vessel biged Tuesday night. vessel
was sent from Sag Harbor to take out her cargo which Will
probably be saved, and vessel got off, No insurance.
The ship Ann kenney, of and for P l. Island from
London, away Magdaen Islands the 9th of
September. Crew saved. The vessel insured
Lloyd's for $4,000.
Bark Sarah Marks, Crowel from St Stephens bound
the West Indies struck Cape Lodges the 2sth of
September and bilged Vessel lost: aud cargo saved
Schr Intelligence reports that the 18th Of Sept,
about 20 miles WSW Of St Pierre Island she discovered
wreck ahead with standing The captain
board and found her to be brig of about 800 burhen
on fire aud nearly consumed, except her bow.
To Mariners.
We have been repeatedly requested during the past week
to notice the fact that the buoy placed the tail Of the knoll
near Tybee has filled and sunk The pilots find very diff
fcu bring vessels into port without these guides,
and have doubt it viii be promptly attended to-
Savannah Republican.