New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
MARINE AFFAIRS.
LOSS OF THE BRIG GEORGIAN


LOSS OF THE BRIG GEORGIANA.
Our CORRESPONDENT q. Ess, Moiches, L. writes
- sllows:
On the nigh, OF the sis' the bermaphrcesse brig
Georgi.na, from Alexsndria with cargo OF c'si p'
Boston, came ashore sbreast Of WesihamPton. l. |.
The Georgisns belongs 10 Belfast, Malice sac
very high upon the beach and bsily bised. Part OF
tie cargo may be saved bis the vessel won't pay Tor
getting of
Tie Franklin lies the beach yet bravery
vea,heing out eli the hard storms that asssa aer
Can't Lewis is here, al work, bu, fear be viii not
realize. from the htse that can be saved from The
wreck the amount be paid out Of his pocket for her
Ahard blow, IN Monday night. Desry broke up
the BRIG G, n. Marion. ashore at smith Point.
LATER FROM THE SHIP SULLIVAN.
We learn from our Correspondent at Fire Island
that on the 2si the chip Sullivan was badly begged
Her uanma.t and mi zen- topmast were carried away
when she struck. Every exertion IL being made 10
save the cargo dry, and should the ~esiher prove
good but little Of it will be d. mayed The ship h*
four feet Of water in her hold, aud her chances OF
getting off very slim.
ARRIVAL OF A PHILADELPHIA CLIPPER FROM
SHAsGH.L-The clippsrship Messenger, OF Phl,-
delphia Cspt Kennedy arrived at this port yester-
d.y morning after passage OF 81 days from Shang
hal, 10 from Java Head, aud - FROM the Cape Of
Good Hope. She brought cargo OF teas silks, &c.
~ Booth s. Edgar, Of this City. The Rev. lsaachar
j. Roberts, wife, and chlld came as passengers. Inc
ship was near Barnegst he 2lst inst sSd hsulei
Of shore in the sou cas-, gale OF that night
HAvRE STEAMSHIP ARAGo The steamship Arsgo
for the New York and Esvre Steam Navigation Com
pany, will be launched from the yard of jacob A
Wsservelt, Sons & Co., foot OF Seventh at, East
River at . p. NJ, to-day. TIE Araso is 5000 tins
burden. She is designed TO take the place Of the
Humboldt wrecked Halifax last winter
The cargo Of the schooner Pearl, ashore a. Rocks
way, has been got out safely and is now on its way
to this City in lighters
SAILING OF THE BALrIc-rhe Collins Mail ste amer
Baltic, Capt Com-tock left her wharf a, tbs foot Of
Csnast at 10 o'clock yesterday, for Liverpool. She
sailed az far as Quarantine, where she remained un
the snsw .storm subsidized. The Baltic carried out
s75, 600 ID specie and 81 passengers.
FxrR.oRDIS.Ry FE,r.-rhe slipper-ship Wtca-
craft. Capt Freeman. from the CaiDchs Islands via
ST. Thou as arrived here Tuesday having made
the passage n 60 days sad to b. the shortest on
record She sailed from New. York MAY 9, 1884, and
arrived a, San Francisco August 1877 days hours
rived at Calao October e. proceeded to the Chincha
IIands where the loaded, and, ss already stated
made me passage thence, via ST. Ihoms-, IN 90 days
having accomplished the whole voyage in months
and "A days which is nearly month shorter than
the voyage was ever performed before she 10
owned by Messrs MsgouD & Son, of Boston In
CONSEQUENCE Of the storm she still remIins below.
LAuScH-rne ciipper-schooner North Point, $50
tuns burden. for johnson & Lo ~ien, launched
from the yard Of La~repce & Fowlkes, foot OF
North Fifth.st, East Brooklyn, on Tuesday afer-
noon She will be run in the New-York and Bdti-
more line. and will be commanded by Capt. A. K.
Swain.
GosPoRr NAyr.YARD Sixteen hundred men are
now employed at the Gosport NayyYard. 1t re-
quires largely ESQ 900 every two weeks to pay
of the hands. Beside fitting out the brss Perry and
Dolphin, for the Coast of Africa, they are building
two immebse steamers the Colorado aud Roanoke,
ard preparing for the frigses Potomac and Rari'
tan, and the sloop-of- var Constellation.