The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
Marine Affairs.

MORE SUFFERING SRA Tho schooner Flying Eagle, OF
omaston, Capt Post the falling in Of which In distress
announsed In marine columns day or two back,
finally abandoned the sh inst by her captain and
crew, who arrived here Friday in the brig g. Bass.
The Flying Eagle had been thisty days her passage
from Havana for Portland. When fallen In with Gil on
board were down with fever and had been days
without food water Hre The vessels galley boats,
sa &c, had been swept away, nd in consequence Of
the crews sickness the decks could not be cleared OF tbs
wreck When abandoned she had four feet water her
hold
TIE BpTsH SCREW STEAMSHIP Airs sailed yesterday for
Liverpool with large cargo and s222 7s3 In specie o.
freight She carried passengers.
rHs SHP GRRAr REpupIIo-This noble vessel preves
upon examination to be in not bad sondition was
1t nrst supposed. The hull Ia entirely good and al her
timbsrs sound when nrst set in their places. The
burning is confined the light wood work amidshps and
on the after deck Thousards viii be gad to learn that
this noble vessel will again nost upon the waters In An
her former greatness
DsArHs BY CHOLERA AT sKA-The packet ship Continsat
arrived yesterday from Liverpool lost ntyo Of hex
sssrags passengers by cholera. The Continent had
boisterous rassage Of AZ days
From Minnesota and the Far Northwest.
The st Paul (Msnssota Democrat Of Deosmbsr 2sth,
contains following from that remote quarter
witnebsso country on Monday, that the winnsbagoss
are sptTsnchirg them Grow River and pre-
psrir for hostitiss with the Chippswas party Of
seven Winnie bagoes who hunting the forks Of
Grow River . short time since were fred upon whit
seated around ths evening camp re, BY party Chip
pewHs and Of the number shot through the body.
The CHI ppewas immediately ed usder cover Of the DARK
mesa the wounded Ineau 10 stil living, but II not
peoted The coutinuance OF these etaAtory
murders between the two tribes preoludes the hope o
any lasting peace being established between them.
nr. d. L. Fuller, VINO came down from Grow Wing
Monday informs that the Chippewa ndiAnsArs nsary
all or gagged on their winter hsnt and that they have
better means for comfortable subsistsnce during the
tbsn they possessed for several
vous Both game asd furs abundant and tAr haAt1
are unusually productive
Mr. julius Austrian arrived here from La Pointe Lake
Superior Saturday last, having been ten days the
road About 30 miles above the Falls Of st. Crotx he met
Mr. stuntz who IL engaged In building say mill near
du Lao, having with him two teams loaded With sup
plies.
Near Lake Polsssms he passed party understood to
Mesers Slaughter Shelley and Sterret Of that place.
scArety OF provisions ct In Poine owing the loss
propeller Indspsndsaes Mr Austrlan Mr. Gro and Mr..
ketsstcn place have sustaised heavy
losses by that accident No Of the catastrophe had
reached IL Points when Me- A. left and he In gpo
rApoe respsetipe IL until his arrival 81 saltwater Mr.
Nettetoa fully insured Austrian partly and Mr.
0Yoh had Insurance. Cornmeal waa selling At Ia
Poins at Sl6 yer barrel and most other provisions In
proportion. Fish and potatoes were abundsn thA
NO danger of starvation b spprshsnded Mr.. goes
Cleveland TO spend the wiater aud viii return 10 the LAX
on the hfst boat In the spripg sea1f