The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-01
Marine Affairs.

sHP TIcoNprReoA.-As we previously stated, this
vessel viii be got of without any serious damage unless
a very upfsverable change should occur in the
Their she lies perfectly tight and free Of water with
eight feet Of sand around her Two Of the steam
had arrived at the last accounts and inside the
ship, and preparations to get her of would be
menced ediatey the arrival of the anchor and
chains, which were momentariy expected. The ship
lying inside of the outer bar about $50 yards from
the beach. All the passengers had been landed in
safety aud would be brought up to the city BY the
steamboats, We are indebted to Mr. J. sproull, for
the above information who left the vessel on Tuesday
night The following is her cargo $50 tons OF dry
goods 100 tons of pig ron 700 tons OF iron bars and
zoo tons of coal.
wREcK or THE ELIzABErH.-From Mr. spraull agent
Of the underwrters learn that still farther guam
tity of goods stolen from the above wreck has been
discovered in various places, even at n distance Of
twenty-fv miles from the Of disaster As an.
other proof II any wanting, Of the absence OF
anything like even deeency in the conduct Of some
portion of the inhabitants, we are informed by the
same authority, that the arrival OF Mr. H. p. Grey
to secure the remains Of the unfortunate italian girl
Pauline Pedente, who had been nurse In his family
he was met on every side with the most extortonate
demands and 1t only after paying six dollars for
thing which, ca other occasions dollar 10 the usual
charge, ana othtr IN proportion, tnAt
he eventually succeeded In dsnterring her from the
san d. and ying the remains Of the unfortunate girl
I'm a Christian burial ground The crew ofthe wrecked
,esssl also suffered the rarauders The property
bslopsing to them, which happened to be washsd
ashore seized and carried of In spite OF their
thrsats rsmonstrances They lest everything pre-
serving merely the few clothes which hap psned to
en- their persons; and but for the kindness Of the
owners Mr.. Hebener, of Phlsdelphia, and Captain
Hasty gave them the full Of their psy for
the outward and return voyages they would bee
completely destitute The msbgled body Of human
being, which was washed ashore sunday morning
has BEEN thought by ply sicsn, to be that of fe-
mae-if So IL H. doubtless the body Of Mrs Margaret
ossol In the lower jaw Of the corpse two teparAte
toih bear the appearance Of double teoth and four
Of the upper gold flled. These may lead
an Identification. The Nmains have been forwarded
10 this city.
Fen EuRoSE.-The steamship America, Capt. Shan
non, sailed yesterday morning for Liverpool She
carried S2465s0 In specie, and 90 passengers Whose
names We publish under the msritime head.
LArSou.-The clipper built ship white squall was
launched yesterday, from the yard OF Nc Jacob Bell
foot Of Stanton street East River She was built under
the sursrintend Of Capt lockwood, the veteran
Canton trader, who will command her She Is owned
by Messrs. W. Plat Son. of Philadelphia, aud Capt
H., and coppered, will immediately be put up
for California, by Messrs. Booth Edgar Her builder
launched nom bis yard, and II Appearances 10 for
sBytbing think his antcipations will be fully ver
fed. Her Dimensions Ere:-lengtb, 90 feet; breadth
g5l. M n fact and lis