The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07
Marine Affairs.

The United States mail steamship Washington, Captain
Cavendy sailed yesterday for Southampton and Bremen.
She took out sixty nine passengers and $40 315 in specie
ARRIVAL OF sTrANsBlps.-Ihe steamships Augusta,
Captain Lyons from savannah and southerner Captain
EVAN from Charleston, arrived yesterday.
The steamship City Of Washington, originally in
tended to ply between Liverpool and Philadelphia in con
junction with the City of Baltimore and City Of
Manchester is for the present engaged for Crmean
transport service She sailed from reenock Goth ut
for liverpool and promises to be the fastest propeller
now ahoat. Her dimensions $40 feet in length width
OF beam 40 feet and depth Of hold q feet Her gross ton,
$50 horse power. Her figure head is bust of Wash
ington.
MrTNY BoArp THE Snrp WANDERING JEw.-The ship
Wandering Jew, Capt. Sackpole, sailed from Liverpool
for Akyab and the 10th ult, mutny having broke
out she towed into Cork. The following statement
Is condensed from the Cork Examiner Of the 18th ult
The Wandering jew commanded by Captain Stack POLE
of Camden Maine towed into Cork harbor 10th inst
by the screw boat Falcon Of the ships of the Cork
Steam Packet Company boat sent of to the shore
with message from the captain that mis- were In
state of muiiny and that his chief had been dan
company Of police fully armed were at once sent on
board the ship, and thirteen of the mu,ncers were ar
rested upon the tsSsdtion Of the captsia:
From the evidenss of the captain and principal wit
appeared that the evening OF the 18th OF the
present month the vessel being then about twenty miles
on BaIlycoton the chief mate Mr.. Samuel Wright sent
Of the eaen named John Samuel Jones' ward TO
the arbosrd watch directing them to come aft and
empty cask The men refused to 60 aft o
the cask Jones reported the refusal OF the crew
TO the SECOND mate, Mr. johnson, who went forward
himself and asked the to return TO their duty but
they again declined The second mate directed the
man Jones 90 aft and tell the mate that the
used to obey his orders upon which he at for
and called 10 the TO come out OF the forecase
The mate caught hold of Of the and pulled him
out when John Woods out Of the iorecaste
behind the chief mate drew his knife from out OF the
sheath, and stabbed him the shoulder, inficng
deep and dangerous wound in his chest Woods then
struck At the second mate but he fortunately avoided
the blow and at this time several a the rushed out
OF the forecnstle WITH their knives unsheathed and
with the most threatening gestures The mutneers we're
brought up from the brdevel under an escort OF police,
and placed 10 the dock. The OF the prisoners
| sre:-John Woods owen Haywood Daniel Brown vii
liam VESSEL, Antonio Brown, John Sherman, John Ia
geto, John Tsteny Antonio Gomus otherwise Goleomus
John SQUIRE Nicholas Mitchell, Peter Myer, John Jess
man. and Rudolph TeydeI. After an invcitieaton the
bench decided on OBTAINING the prisoner Woods and
the Portuguese Souxa, who the only other man
distinctly recognized having drawn kniis until the
opinion Of the proper legal authorities could be had mp
on the Law Of the The other prisoners Who an
reared 10 be mostly foreigners and generally
ed With the English language we're thcn dlscha ged