New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21
MARIVE AFFAIRS
PORT o. NEW.YORK-

Iast evening and found TEN generally a. YORK bg 1Ty
and with difficulty The Fai,9n boats ran with ioerabs
regularity Catherinest the Fridge st. stopped a
4 p u. PecksHp 20 williamsburg hsGi-d OF from %
81 and then tried voyage. ba. with what sacc IS We
do not know. Grandst was az work as late 10 p NJ,
and probably ell night Wallet hauled OF At o'clock.
syEh Ferry worked regularly Hamilton kept on, but
slowly. The Staten Island boats were missilg-pro5lby
lid up jersey City had officially excep, Ia k speed
Hoboken from Barclsyst kept The others did not
visit There collisions.
For CALToRSIA The mail steamer George Law sailed
yesterday with large number of passengers among whom
were Gen Wool Lieu; Hardie Governor Fort, A. c Gibbs
Collector for Oregon Capt Barclay II D B5rnck, Of Tt
SGeraHeafo CN.oH Lieu Ayres and DR. Hammond, Nal
Agent
The Star Of TIE West also sailed for San Jaan, with
great numbe- Of passengers Among the names we notice
Count Was
S-The George Law and the S'sr Of the West were
obliged TO remain in The harbor last night account ofhe
fog They viii sal early this morning
TIE RoAsOKE This fsvorie steamship s again on her
route hence to Richmond She leaves this afternoon
PTRns OF THE FoG-At intervals on Thursday morn.
ing between and O'Clock the East River coveredby
dense fog as 10 cause good deal Of delay the arri
va and departure of the ferry boats to Brooklyn and this
City Il was necessary at one tine to ring the fog bells in
order to direct the boats to their landing places One Of
the WILLIAMSBURG ferry boat. LIT the wharf for this City
in clear weather but rad not reached the NewYork side
before a fog and completely enveoped her She
against the pier the foot of COrearss and then drfei
ccross the river Brooklyn where she in collision
with wharf al the Navy Yard She broke rrulder aud
being unable proceed to the City her ssngers eher
ard walked to the Fulton Ferry By which they arrived
New-York Dming the fog, the ferry boats Wyln-
dank end Transit plying on the South Ferry came in con
tact with each other and disabled the Transit Fortunately
there was no person injured.
TIE STORM Al SEA-The ship William Jarvis, Il days
from Antwerp arrived yesterday On the 18th in lat 40,
Ion c. passed large quantities Of barrels of -four buwk
and other wrecked stuff Has been % days to westward of
the Banks Has had five deebs-a children
The sclr James Wilson, of and for Portland. II days
from Hsvana PIT into the Bay Thursday night IN the
storm She bls experienced westerly gales and is short of
provisions
DETEsTIoS-In consequence Of the heavy snow storm
yesterday morning. the brig Keoka for Havana put back
The brig Sultan also in but sailed in the morning
THE GREAT REPUBLIC his vessel still lies at the foot
Of Dovert Aft Of the maumast the upper decks and
buwarks have been principally burnt away. But forward
the flames have only destroyed the inner surface OF the
tmbers and planking From the dock the bows OF the
ship appear unframed The process Of unloading been
carried on as rapidly possible and viii soon be com
reted Upwards Of one-thrd of the cargo entirely
Destroyed by FIRE OF the remainder large portion has
been recovered entirely unpured and the rest damaged to
greater or less degree Over 200 ties Of beef 1000 bbs
ron and 300 ties OF ard have been removed in soundcon
dtion large quantity Of -four has been taken out dam
eyed 10 the extent of IS cents dollar per barred
The corn comes out clean, and although damaged by
water is good for distng purposes and worth about 40
cent? bushel The wheat in bulk il in about the same
condition 1t is supposed that he whole cargo will be re-
moved by next Wednesday From the third deck to the
keel depth of % feet the hui is entirely sound The
fourth or lower deck partially burst up by the swelling
of the grain but the third deck is unnured and the hull
beneath apparently good as 1t ever was
The SAN Francisco The Committee to raise funds for
testimonial will close their business today AT the meet
ing Thursday about $4,000 reported as additional
subscriptions The fund is probably from $4,000 to
$1,000
The Boston papers publish some statements tending to
confirm the reports of the ugly conduct of the Captain of
thu big Napoleon on falling in with the San Francisco
Some of the Napoeons say that they ente tied Capt
Srou TO let them 20 the relief of the steamer but he
refused and kept on his course.
IBy Telegraph
THE CHAUNCEY JEROME. JR.
SANDY HOOK Friday, Jan. 90 ls5l-DoOn.
The ship Chauncey jerome leaked eight inches from Il
o'clock last night 70 this morning Her between decks is
clear Of water except little aft the lee side The goods
are now being taken from the lower hold and put between
deck Mr. Perry tie engineer his way to the City for
a double steam pump
THE SAN FRANCISCO REsCUERs
BosToS, Friday, Jan. 90 1884.
The srbscriptons for the testimonials be presented to
the Of the San Francisco passengers amount
to nearly $4,000.
Alta meeting Of the Boston Marine Society this afternoon
resolutions were passed complimentary to the Of
the passengers of tie San Francisco and admitting the
Captains Of the Three Bells Kiby and Antarctic, mem
bers OF the Society.
MARINE DISASTER
CHARLESTON, Thursday, Jan 10, 1854.
An arrival at this port reports 18th inst, near Cape
Hatteras passed the wreck Of hermaphrOdte brig ha!nS
from Boston, lumber laden. Her deck house was gone
Had green waist
PROBABLE WRECK
BosToS, Thursday Jan. 10, 1854.
vessel which arrived at Holiness Hole on the 14th
euort that on the 10th inst in lat 80 49, lon 49, saw
large ship with loss OF main and mizzen mass under jury
rnass steering n n. W. She had a white streak with
PAINTED ports Supposed her to be NewYork packet
THE LOST SHIP sINGAPORE-sAFETY or THE CREW
BosroN, Friday Jan. 90 1884.
The captain and crew of the ship Singapore, of and
from New York for Antwerp before reported lost were
taken into Liverpool n S, By the British bark Syph
Capt Roberts.
PruoRED LOSS OF THE BRIG MARY JANE WITH Ia
PASSENGERS, NEAR HALIFAX.
HALIFAX Friday, Jan. 90 1854.
reported that the brig Mary Jane bound from Dab
lin for NewYcrk with passenger has gone ashore near
edoe Ledges and that out of 80 souls on board only
II The rumor v,pt.S,sspfrration-
PassEJERs FROM THE srAFFoRDsHIeE.
Tie shin British Belle which sailed from Halifax on the
1-,b inst sor Roston has on board the following passen