New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Arm Al OI rHE MlsCHIEF.-Tne chpper-shlp NJ IS
chief arrived at THIS port, YESTERDAY, from China.
Cept. Lawrence says that he passed through the
China SEA during the typhoon season, with very
heavy weather. Oct II, entered the north end OF
Casper Straits. ano AZ . 4. ". sawa Dutch bark on
shore surrounded b. Malay proas and signals of dis
trtss living. Also, her, saip SINK with only
her topsalaut mu.ts above water, came % ia con
panv with clipper-ship Aurora, ana sent an acmed
boat a. did the otlo two ships 10 the barL asst
ance. She proved to be the Henri Wes'er, from
Whampoa bound - Antwerp; vessel and cargo a
total lose, both being in possession Of the Maay',
WHO we're cleaning her Of everything. Gave The
crew every assistance, aud proceeded on. oct. u,
al south end of Gaspar Straits, exchanged signals
with clippers Wizard bound north. Oct 20 was
detained five hours, while ct anchor in The Straits OF
Sunds, b. revolt OF tho crew.
A WRFCK At SEA-Csptan Fabens OF the snip
Golden Eaele, from Callao reports that on the l-th
Of November, in latitude 80 south, long Mie - west
he pas.ed different parts OF wreck, large pieces OF
tie deck still holding together, yards lately broken,
DEAN without barna les grass, with parts OF sails
attached. and tic roof points still knoted around the
yards.
VIOLENT GALFs At SrA-VEssEL IL DIsTREss-
CREW DI>AaLED.-The schr. W. L. Scranton, Of
Mckee cane into this port Yesterday in distress.
Los OF IHE BARK CALDrRA-A letter from Can
ton under date Of Oct. q lsji 70 the Secretary of
the New-YoIk Board of Underwriters announces the
100 Of the Gillian bark Caidera OFF tho Coast Of
Chir,, on the eth of October. The Caders. after be-
us stranded was captured by pirates, who pluudered
her, and then get her fire. Tse affair is said to
have caused mu,h excitement among tho merchants
at Canton.
CoILIsIoS A violent col lii. u between two ferry
boats one belonging 20 the Bridge 81. ferry snd the
other to the Cat arincst. ferry. occurred about
clock yes,erday ornipg on the East River The
Catharine st. ferry beat WAS much injured.
NArAL-The L 6. steamer Massachusetts,, Capt.
Meade. from Norfolk, bound tc San Francisco, and
tie l. 5. brig Bsinbridge, Capt Hanter, from
Monteyceo for Bshia we.e at Rio Janeiro Oh toe
10Th November.
The United States loop sar Falmouth arrived At
st. Thomas Oh the goth December, from Norfolk,
leaking badly. Crew all well. Reports beiog strained
in hcavy ather the coast having had south wet
cry and southsrly gales The principal leaks we're
supposed TO be under the counter and forward about
the hswse pipes Had commenced cauikng.
Tie U1it-d STATE, ,hp Macedouis, Capt. Joel Abb
bot commanding the squadron, Was at Whampoa,
Oct. %. Mr. Mclean, Commissioner, Sc had the
Powha,tsn at Lis disposal at Shanghai. The Vandalia
was allo a. Shanghai.
Tie United Sta.es gate Constitution, flag ship Of
the African squadron, Commsrdsr Ruid, sailed from
Polt Prsys about Nov. 10 Nr 81. Vincent ana Ma
de-a
The Ulitc3 States .loop.of wsr Dale, Commander
Wlhte. sailed from Pori Praya, Dec J, tor Mon
rovie and o cruise.
Tic n.r.d states loop-oi war Marion, Commander
puryisnce rom Madeira, was a. Port Prsya Dee b.
1uE StooP oF.waR ALBANY.-J. &. LIue E.q
The u irf E. aser ~ the Atlantic and Pacific sur
,e,ipe Execution in New Grene1e lLiortns Us tna'
having b. "a taken sick hs arrived At HiAaSsna Oh
the lj'h Of September iast on his way nome ne
Alhsry srIiy-d ~ ira, port Gu the ltth or I'm OF
fhs slue ncn'h and left on The goth for A"pinTsu'
M Lane having left tn. sd Tor the ga ne port;
TEA arrived a. Aspinwe'l on the 27ih Sept, ana
after remaining few hours JAILED for NeT'f ork VIA
be Mona Pa age. Capt Gerry, = conversation
ith Nj ,ne ta.sd TIA. be shOuld not tou a At any
Intermediate port A passage hone 10 ths A. was
,encered 70 Nj L. bu, declined on the ground that,
being sick he wished TO take the steam ~ az ,ne
,peediest mode Of conveyance. hr' Laae TURNER
states that be has private adVces rom CaIoaSena'
d,tst ,oue tiue in December, which negative the re
or, Albany returned 10 that port afte- lesy-
M there the 10th Of September. Consequently We
have 10 certain intelligence Of her since che left As
pinwsIl on the 2sth Of September now three months
ard eleven days fer we do not consider reliable ths
repor. u her being &; Laguira Oct. 3. NJ. Line
THINKS tbs. the ship having been oanaIted IKE o'nsf
.hips Of war only with provsisns AID benx conha-
ersbly Ightenet after more than ears CRUISE
rendered tophesvy by the weight OF ner yum w 7,
aid might have been capsizsd In sudden eqs
will be remembered ths. the u 5. brig Sonar. -
eapsized by q saual in the Gulf. under AmnN Va
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