New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
N1RLNE -AFFARS
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A~,s.
i"e Among them VIC notice jacob Aooo'''
n ~ : t.ssord and other New-forkeIs, ans "ln'''
Cs,,,on Of Virginia, bearer Of dispatches 20 NAp"S
THE ERICSSON.
r,.,: o.. .opseled on Saturday TO buffet tne s'o'''
,;,hor, ,nv atterp, being made TO ra'se he''
"a ,.o.,.uc. have been placed around her. anu s"0
80 dopht soon BE- pumped out, This vessel IS e''i'
,h .soo ooo and she is insured, We unders'ahu' 'O'
about $4,000
rro,, rur WRECKS AT THE BAHAMAS
~, ta s,rval Of the schooner Mary al Charleston VIC
have intelligence from Nassau, n F., to the .sn UT
r. hrr Of the following vessels sold on the l-i
inst: The ship Sechern, for SIS 20; brig Sahso"!,
br;e Choc,aw sl73 50; bark Cuba, 80; snip iv"s'"e
sU so. The empty casks in the hull o me oS,'v; sn;
ho,gb, sllO The cargo of the Chcciaw brought So~'
1I .ro,s Of the Cuba brought $50. The salvage on the
porac amounted 20 s. per cent the sachem % per
ccn, and on the Orlando IS per cent. on the orsna'
, saved while she was ashore the Grand BANANA
IL ~ nor cent on wha: was saved after she became
total wreck on Nassau Bar; the Chccaw, - irou'
bodorr 50 per cent; the james Wright 20 per cen'.
The b,ic Globe. OF New-York, ashore on the 'h
;rs. near Dog Rocks but subsequently got on ana az
ved At Nassau on the 18th ult. in tow OF wreeAlns
s,hooner The salvage amounted to $500.
The ship Robert l. Lane, which went ashore q" De''y
Island on the 9Oth Of March got OFT WIN the
Of tho vreckers. We learn th:t her Captain in'e"'''
li hor ., NcyYork instead of proceeding to her por'
Of destination her condition being such as 10 enable het
m nroc,ed 70 NevYork without undergoing any repairs al
N,s.,u. The Chamber OF Commerce OF Nassau nave
ardcJ tho roekers $4,000 for saving the SNIP ou' 'e
Ise ON be cargo had not been decreed when the MARY
left Nassau. c-,..., -,
sroni,b bri. rom Malaga for some Cuban port was
ia.elv wrecked at nagua Her cargo consisted o "'
r1isins, &c.
T. h.. ;, bocome our sad duty 10 record the loss OF
,,..sei" bel1nlrng to this port with all on D9atu i"V
moro Of the Gloucester feet one eoa.tc ~
gagged in fishing during the summer, and me ",e , ,h
man have gone To sea and never re'uIno"' i"'' ~" Wv
seIooners Gold Hunter and Lucy Pu-er. ., -, 81,
Tbe Gold Hunter sailed from this port on me ''h "a! %
February last for City Point Nirsn.a; o shaay as
gth rho was Hyo.s in company with aoin.. amor sSsSe
hound for City Point. Ihey started to-1'LSI ~, ar c
in companv through Monday till night That afternoon
commenced blowing heavily, and both vessels "erc nov
N rnr two-reet.toresa in which position they were al
dark This wns the las, time the Gold Hunter was seSn'
and il is supposed that she oundere3 uarihI 'hc ~
Tie following is q list oi the persons o' "'''" "''''
TMoTnY McSrRr Of Gloucester about % years o 's'
AND MeSr naic Of Roekpo about years Of age
irB.sOS Of Concord IL about 40 years OF s'
Iss ssSt seS'sos Of satst to R'i; Is ' o. S'
The Gold Hunter rst-class vessel OF 90 u's oa, m
et Essex in 'he spring of 1882 She was insured at 'c
METROPOLITAN Office in Boston. for $1,000 We do NOT Nno"
whether there was any insurance ON the cargo.
Tie Lucy Pulsiier sailed from this port on me on @
the schooner Boomer of this port on Saturd1y inc io'
On the northwest part OF Georges when heavy gaze came
on and they dragged all day under bare poles toward
night h. L. T. hosted two-rceied foesa and logged TO
the northeast This the last seen Of her and Is sup
posed that during that night she was run over by some
arge vessel and ioundered. The following are the names
of the persons board when she sailed from this port
He YVES native Of Prince Edward sasi and leaves ni'ut child
oDosALp about a years Of 'se native OF Prince I'd
ward .,nd. 'nd brother to The Ss.'er
GnoSer acSTsr 1'9F j. Of ioues:tcf year,
GHORcr BROOKS OF York Me. ls yeara ,.
IHoMAs MrRPHY hman % years leave"
Tie Lucy Puser was good vessel OF SO tun bula @ at
E.ox in 1850 and was valued with her outfits AZ
Seyen-eghhs Of the vessel insured at The uoucesc'
''"'"'' '''''7 fSiloucestcr MAS Telegraph
IcEBERGs.
The bark Old Hickory, Capt Potter arrived al Boston
on saturday from London March H. On the I'm INST,
lat 45 deg. 81 mln Ion 43 deg. ~ mln passed. ",s -
iceberg, aud obliged to keep TO the 'outh ii, n nv
i3 deg q mn., Ion. 81 deg 20 min, passed. an eiol'
iceberg $50 feet high 18th and lith lat 3 deg au DC
tween lon. deg and 80 deg, passed twenty ceperg
some OF them OF an magnitude also arc u''
ties nj drift ice.
CHARLEsros, Thursday, April q, 1854
The shooners Trader from Newlork tor Do9Gy @ ~ bsr ar
Roman on the night OF goth inst.
THE MARIyE SOCIETY.
Tie Marine Society OF the City OF New iorH mn p.o
sened memorial to Congress, setting i"rth u
condition of our merchant marine, aud asking tat oody |"
make il obligatory for all ships and vessels from one nun
drod and fifty tuns and upward clearing at me .u,.y
House 10 be furnished with two or more boys e nvc M
to be graduated by act Of Congress III
size Of the ship leaving II optonai 10 adop' e fh
system or 90 as volunteers, as the Phtt,s my ~
The mt morialists ask that these boys shoun DC rom
Vears and tnCy sIc luAf
tbousauds of the youth Of country wouu h"i VIZ" "!
sucb action on the part of Congress- and at once
an occupation manly honorable and Patrlouc h ,
opened TO them. Congress is asked to act nnnicn.y a.
Thousands of lives are ieopardized and millions OF proper
ty imperiled lost, under the present
"a we'll ns the naval service IL ia well known iact say
tie nenoriaists that great numner o' CuL n u " -; E
most costly ships have left our port OF ,lc :" m M mn
c,ev- compo,e ed Of foreigners oi the lowest 'ii '
ciass md mostly landsnen in that NUMBER me pe'f
toners PROMISE if necessary to furnish many ac.s a
,,ement. 10 convince Congress OF the gfea an Se'Ou
evils 10 commerce from the ncapacIty ana encIenoy
~ men in man our unsurpassed fleet of merchantmen
! CAPTAIN cRICHTOs AsD THE THREE BELLS
II will doubtless be gratifying to the r-cued crew al.
ragaugers of the aiei steamship san Frances 70 hho"
H., te Gallant Capt .IghiOn, intifastely connecte'
th that unfortunate vent after rapl ana stormy fu
f rt,en days home in the Three Bells was, at last ac
80, adve;t.rd as taking in passengers and freight IL
the CyGe for return voyage 10 Montreal; u TIE mr..
| sprng ship -..,,.,,,, x,suv,,rv
On the arrival OF the steamship Nashville from this por
at Cove. on her late outward trip the passeDgers IN
highly eulogistie card expressed their high appreciation
tie -ea-gog quaie- Of The steamer wich han been &c
also rendered to Capt Berry and his Officers their thank
sr The uniform kindness and attention shown Gc4a duri
their sioImy passage across the Atlantic
AxrRlcAs CLIPPERS IS Es0L,sD.
T. fE1tgsc; Of D Leitcrl
Ireret TO state that the reputation Of clippers q
this se Of the has been sadly impaired, in colsc