New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16
MARINE AFFAIRS.

ARRIVAL or THE AILASrIC-AARIsE NEWS FROM
EUROPE.
The Collins steamer Atlantic, Capt. West, arrived yes
terday noon Captain West left Liverpool the after
noon of Wednesday May 3 passing the Rock Light at
9 o clock At 4 o'clock, afternool passed ship
Comet Gardner bound into Liverpool May 2 lat 80 IL,
lon. q II. passed the steamer Arctic, for Liverpool
NAV TO- lat 40 A. lon. As at 4. NJ. passed icebergs;
thence made true W. S W. for 26O miles and for
thirty hours continually passing icebergs some OF which
were large There also field ice up to a; a 3O lon
80 3d. when fog set in, and We no more ice. May
l4at3P NJ, Nantucket Shore, \. T. 40 miles distance,
exchanged signals with ship Constitution, bound West.
The Cunard mail steamer Europa arrived at Liverpool On
the lst OF May.
The Atlantic while her passage hence TO Lvepool,
fell in with the cath ult when in lat As, In. 81 de-
rect ship with oremast standing maE and m.lzennasts
gone hull apparently in good condition and fresh painted
bottom brass and bright b hanging loose and boat on
quarter deck had billet head with bright gid ng hailed
from New-York but her name was knocked of.
Dreadful COLLISION IN THE oHAsSEL-osE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY LIVES LOST.
We have tdings to-day says The Hamphire Telegraph
OF Saturday, 29h April, OF most dreadful occurrence.
The Bremen bark Favonte Captain Hoegeman with ls)
passengers on board from Bremen Baltimore which
sailed the 23d inst IN contact at clock A W.,
Yesterday when off The Start with the American bark
Hesper Captain Jones, from Charleston for Antwerp.
The Fayoriie struck the sarboGrd bow eat down
10 the waters edge and iOremast carried away. The
captain and four Of the crew got on board the
American during the collision and the rest Of the crew
conng Of eight supposed 10 have go; ino the boat
but i distressing ~ state tha, the FayOre, with the
whole Of the passengers. must have sunk Immediately,
since nothing could be Of her az daylight. The Amer
icau bark proceeded her voyage. but, a. We are IN
formed also sustained damage. The captain, mate and
four Ell of the FGvOr;e who board the American,
were landed here Portsmouth, to-day by the AgenOrla,
po, boat and under the charge Of Mr.. Vanden
bergh TIE Bremen Consul and as they only escaped with
what they stood upright in viii be supplied with the
essares and Bremen. The remainder Of the
crew supposed have taken TO the boat, have not a. yet
bee heard of.
FoCSDERISG OF yEssEL AT sEA.
TIE Abeona Capt, Richardson. which arrived on Thur
day hight a, Queenstown had board the master and
crew Of the American ship Sterling from Newport Wales
TO Savannah which foundered at in lat 40 w and
Immediately sunk The unfortunate vessel laden with
Eon.
ARREsT FOR ISsUBORDNATIOS sHIPBOARo.
Eleven Of the crew Of the ship Golcoada Capt Kerr
IN distress Yesterday ats;edby Consiable Maxwell
Jones and others upon charge Of insubOrdinatOn
board that vessel, N refusing 10 do duty. They were
brought hsndcuf'et up 10 tie city and lodged in jail
COLLISION os TIE SOUND.
A. the steamer Empire State coming out Of New
port Saturday morning she into the schooner LOm
bard, Capt Baxter which sunk Immediately. Capt BaI
ter and lis crew picked up by boats from the steamer
sEIPJ Z. EOGrRT.
Capt. Moore. Of the wrecked ship Winchester reports
that the 2ith u. Le ship partly disEasted. with
The loss Of head Of the main and izeunss- and fore top
gallant mast and ship lying By her On the 18th boat
iIm the Winchester boarded the British chip Paragon
who stated hat the dsmasied ship seen ;he day previous
was the ship james l. BOgert, OF Newfork which left
Liverpool for NewYork the same day a the Winchester