New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Memoranda.


Per Oh-I surveying Schr Baltimore 76 hours. hence,
Br lark Minerva bound IT valraraise brig George ksn
To sal for san Francisco ne1t day AZ san Barbara org
Col Fremont, hence. n Santa Cruz. ShT James l.
The Sea ser.ert which arrived IN harbor Yesterday mo-
2QCO tunS calgo. From NowYork 70 Cage Horn she
eight days thence 70 this port Is iays-To,al rs Capt
Howiand states thai he has met with nothing out hs ~ d
adverse nds nest o the passage and was fourteen as
rounding Cage Horn Her greatest speed has been .
Per Favorie-Lof' Santa Cruz, brig MaleN Adhel. and
schs Jas Whiting. and Emily Bourne tue two former o.
load with lumber Tor tins fost, and the latter lo proceed
The schooner Merchantmen sailed SATURDAY morning N
O'Clock. for Oregon IN eoins outside ihc heads ma
died away. and she drited on the rocAS on POINT Lobo
lost her rudder and IN other damagoto repair Inch
She came up the harbor yesterday evening"
Per I Bartlott-busS 1recan and John DAVIS were
to SAL from Asora Tor tins Rot f1ms % anu ', ,
hearing the of the late fire. the captain re-shpqed
Per Ann and Iulasp Here lies fer Callao, brig oce5
a. for NlcrA and hug 9n9ddy Belle sailed from Rsaieo
22d March. Sch Mary Wood hence, Tor Panama was
Per fennessee-Leh Panama, at p NJ GA Tue Isl i.st
steamer Columbus le for ths Port one hour AT a
az Acapulco the 9Th At NJ and le asan on me 9h
NJ Arrived al Mazatlan on the evening otthe IGN
and sailed again Towns day Let "a por,, aSs M
back when 2o0 miles south OF san Diego, owing to the
arches Of her boilers &c beng burnt 9u she was stpes'
cd to resume her VOYAGE on the lzth instant Seahe
Northener hence arrived NJ san Diego the evening NJ
the NH. and sailed again for Panama IN one hour mer-
The ECLIPSE. which arrived IN harbor yesterday morning
clipper ship If 222 uns register caNins aoou ZuoV
She has been IA day passage rom Ne
York having With nothing but hght ana adverse Winds
IN fact She almost becalmed ioI tary-one DAYS she
respect handsome craft and resembles mueh
the clipper ships that have previously arrived
The Fanny Which arrived N haroSI yestesIM mo ora
the vessel previously noticed as having been partp
built Stephens then sunk and steamer u ~ h3Ist
power and O ieet N lensth moateJ mo S Se MI a~an
The remainder of her tlmhets were ihd sue WI asa'
have be- sunk and her decks whcn are Scte"eu un
taken ny N order 70 get thus cIH, out on 'S shsn
three tunes within fifteen minutes Inc only damage Sht
sustained, however was ten inches oil tn' mtn19 vs.
knock ed auour five Of the Messengers on decN nv VA"
time were knocked down. but received no iyyIIs g., ,h
Per EquatorBark waban sailed ron oSa@ 'Vs tnis
a1rY ,I'e La IN port bns Acada loading San Fran
Dry and George Henry about 10 sail for the United States
Ships Nathaniel Hooper, Howard limoleon and DUNBAR
ton were about SAL Tor the ISLANDS TO load guano tor
home Bne Carter Braxton, hence had arrived and been
sold
aunceson Path Feb bark Spartan DO Goth Feb and org
selma do 18th March Bark rhaa, Naum sailed for tins
port 9th March and bark Elizabeth Thompson, for DO ON
the 3D. Left IN port ship Nyl9n 10 SAIL I'm tins port IN
few days. and ship President. ldg
Bng SIX Brothers hence, arrived at Sydne' about the '
Per Falmouth LEFT at Lahalna brgs Almira and FaNn.
encncT Of the cruts having been destroyed By frost
Per Helen 5 Page-Bng Glencoe sailed from Auckland
o Mama follow three day, and the sch Dspaich
in seven days Am ship Brutus. from SydHcy NSW tor
the sd Apui and would resume her voyage IN few DAYS
Tie : soop-of-war Falmouth. since leaving tins port
ss Soc,v Naseaiors and Feeee Islands At the latter
fell with the bark Pilot # Salem obtaining oeehe-
Per Wyandot-Schr syno,ure. hence arrived at Iahana
about 10Th Agnl Schr Jas l. Day. hence arrived Il"
Per Col Fannug-Lcn at Honolulu. ships Masconoma
and Ann CIooSerhound for Calcutta schs Loo Choo We
lnScp and Samuel Roberts, for san Franc SEQ, soon
Per Nadena-Leit ~ San Bias. loading for thus port
sens John Dunlap and North American Eagle to SAL ~
Per Cameo-Touct,d AZ Marquesa. Islands 1st March,
and renamed there four days Snip Charles hanchestcr
Roscoe II New Bedford - months 0nt win llVo hhiS
Per Herman Corte,-Left at Ladrone Islands, ship Ar
malta Stronghold Of New London and bars Noiga Luce,
recruiting ard bound for NV coast An Am brig from nus
port nam, 80 KNOWN seaman master, hAd t'erheu ~ 'lo
iadrOnss CA her way 90 CHINA.
Bark Croton from Honolulu for the Tinted States, WIN
a fun cargo and large number of passengers, was obliged
pH If the Society Islands on account of leak
but this her upper works s was ahle u rectk,
The Columbus has experienced a succession of head
winds which accounts or her unns Hal length OF passase
IN 1onins w a., ~ 81, , In VII ne f,ol tide
without sHsiang any damage she reports the steamer
Gen Warren. hence ior Panama, - having arrived AZ A'
Per Lm Day|Af4P VI, on the ed INST, passed steam.
cr Sea Gull, hence about ~ miles south u opmA RIVER
The Br ship Tor ct athwau hawse = me British bfS
Jessie b me ne 81 Claraes POINT % fnda' nsH'' an"
earned aw a. uowsprIt. running ngsns, etc.
The SiagAound, which armed N h9rho. ysseiga mDin
=
DAYS from thence 70 NalpaTa y days renamed IA po
dave thence g. ths port m ~ days FIVE day oui ifpn
masts on The st March she pcAed mp The captain AMI
crew nne 10 number, OF the Rss1n hrg syiplde' from
RIO Dc jan,Fo bound for He.singlfs Fndn1, 70 Nh.h
rort se eonged Lat Z u Ton 80 y the vessel having
been struck ty sudden siuaH almost instantly ven,
q hours N the toGi without food water wnea picked
up Capt ltohsrcs landed them = N.pt,al.o o.. A.,
Per Isdla-sh.g JOIN Barry hence roth jan arrived
:. gg.L ia
he eth April and sailed "a the 18th f Hong koag
snip Canngt'H vas loading for NeN-f orA , .
SIDNEY The end Of February Bara John Potter sailed
for 'h.s Ior 10Th Fst bark CAef I'm Newcastle about same
II, ship Falmouth Re lort, having discovered rosk
lad down the charts ia a 81 81 y Jon ~ q ", WIKI
three O. fye iathoms alter IN D.
The Hungarian has board the cargo # the brig Envoy
that va CONDEMNED I I4caH aa aid pfcerds y - "a
Bark Sarah Moers. hence had arrived at Ialct
haaIs q DAYS BasA CieHmose vas 70 sai! for ms port
PEI yenezue la-Barss Ann Smith and Dssdemlna, aud
schT Mauhse NsssaF were - sal fom c'iunha hverfo
PefIowe.i-Maggs atoui s0n.le. If POINT Anno Neuna
fe Nth mt boarded te sen SARAH. 4 about % tuns bur
een "a and aed AMI apparently dfied u sea from the
beng rough. had ~ send Aer Aanf aa4n I9o> from
Der ~ 'eais AID s,ae oAs = o1e Il which A. Tie name
q Henry II .fmond, July zSth. 1912
Steamer Go-aA efI Monferey iae 81 INST, ilr tie
B,rk Wahan ,oos n her cargo 4 aour a. Tomez after
sasIDg which or' sac Lad 70 put ao Caao 20 step leak,
anS .'sn nos ,Ae = niiz.n1 ga os -, % NAitr
lvng Astoria having injured ne Of hes screw
and hauled partly a. shore a. repair She
vii probably - ready foT week DAYS
Her injured crossing tie naT u tas mouth VI
the Columbia Tie BARK ke0ka had not arrived Astoria
when tie c is Ma q. a; AN passed PROPELLER SUD-
passed 10 be tie Chesapeake. bound ~, sic he4ng tles
arogf ~ miles South u Cape Msnfocgn4
Per AlnrS-Ieff AZ Lahalna. sh May, ship Iacau -nd
ing Pawn. loading gf tbs port, sch Monticello for
90 Few eays, sch, J4s Day. " Fsosi sarah La
yihia. and CfnCsuYe watng eaYg Al tie whale sIps
previously r.poet here mad sailei - ne Coast;
~lth the sIcepron II he Arctc, Il @dlord ou,
clean
Per Anislol.Nag L. a. 70 > AM h = u % v. on 10
81 ", he arch n he ilrna ~gS rendering the
engine n-~less Pot .Etc Ma1s.1n 20 repair ner saied
ron N411t!4n May "a experienced SUCCESSFUL u stTmg
y" gales Fsi INTO SAL Diego coa.s sailed from tho~cs
MAJ IS a. JPN
Bng Mar Helen leIce arrived q, D.ego tie 2i,h
IEe ia Wh'.rg ieft Il Santa Cruz sch FaT0fite, 10
lead 80 his lorf
NAvIeATok IsLANIs-INraAIANL 70 SHIP. 70 AND