New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.
Won YUROPT.

YoR tuRoPT.
The steamship Atlantic Capt. Eldridge, sailed Sa'uf'
L =, for Europe, with 6i passengers and s'ooV'''
II ARRIVAL OF A wHALER.
4 prg Gcorgana, BuddinHon, arrived AZ Ne"-n'"
i. ON the 9th inst from Frobishers Sirai, "ho''
H.. vintercd having been unable TO winter III -
I-spd Inlet from the immense quantities oi lce'
n los, fourteen of her crew during the winter ""1
ls.-cO by the scurvy, viz Cornelius Boswor'n' o"1''
l.eNiler. Peter Ferguson, Henry !. Lnoe'' Jun, Jun"
ls..in and Henry Slater, New-York; James -'''..O'
=. ph1sd,lphia; Charles VI. Kelly, MASSACHUSETTS
-, Mo,,ar Portland. Me-; Charles A. ha'ne''
- Conn Rasil Hunt, London, Eng; Do"hes
80, rn,,Ia,d. charles Medcaf Vermont; Jeremiah
- I,oia,a The weather was extremely cold dur
,.a. U;,,.r the natives had never known the
"a ., 81 - se,ere or such quantities of ice to he in
60, Tho byo was in the ice four months before
D,,;n, 70 mace where they could Winter In the
sor;p bey were threatened with an attack IRON tne
80. md from this cause and the reduction Of his
,s from disease, Capt. Buddington was compelled to
Al for home without having obtained any OIL. The
~ had been absent since the 1lth of April 1879.
y-shers Strait, where they wntered, Is in latitude
e'rcrth.
from TIE BAHAMAs-soRE Oy THE LATE GALE.
We have been favored with the following extracts
hm letter addressed TO Ellwood Walter, esq, Sec
rtsry Of the Board Of Underwriters, dated:
NASSAU, N. p, Sept. 20, 1856.
We wrote 10 YOU the S9th ult, per Almn, and since
ihst time have had DO opportunity of writing to the
United States. On the 4th, Capt. Curry )f tho brig
Baltic arrived with the nevs that the brig
at Green Cay, on the Doth, with cargo OF salt from
Ragged Island to New-York. Her materials have
since been sold.
Or the % inst. the schooner Maria l.. Davies came
into this port leaking badly. She has ..rgo OF log
wood and was bound from Jeremie 10 Boston. The
surveyors ordered her te b. discharged and hove down.
and they have just returned from the second survey
and report her sound and all she requires thorough
esking, with few new sai!s--sll of which will have
spstch She caught the hurricane that visited lnagua
an the 26th ult., and put into that port.
The hurricane destroyed the greater part OF the
,ors,s Al Inagua and Ragged Island, and no doubt
Ss done great damage in that vicinity;
IN IN, 9Th inst the wreckers brought into this port
c.n. Ueryey, Of the schr. Jenny Lind, wrecked at
Wf,nc's Island on the Goth ult, while on voyage
~ J,msjcs TO Boston, with logwood, hides, old cop
nV w. Sc The cargo was saved and freighted down by
h.,bore people. There appears ~ be consderaois
,n;..np and the whole in very bad order
A. J6,cue the brig o. s. Livermore, from st. Jago
4. i,rba bound to New-YOrk took shelter In an sd-
;.cent bay, Sne was driven ashore and lost. Her
co consisting Of sugar and tobacco Is about total
bss Only the value OF s2,ooo ssVed anu soid "hen
We lat heard from there. -,
W. have heard this morning of the loss of the Amer
;c,s brir Roswell, with cargo of gusno, at French
Raw on the night of the 9th ult. These are all the
dps,ters we have heard Of in these quarters.
Since our last we have heard Of ship long time
dr;, NO about he Banks with p valuable cargo. We
copd not learn her name, but the circumstances were
talked of as suspicious and VIC hear to-day via Har-
hr Island report that she has since been lost on the
coast Of Florida.
We have got through with the cargo of the ship
Cochis and have chartered the schooners Rover and
Morea to take the balance of her cargo to NewOeans
upder hypothecaiion for the advances made here We
erect TO get all the cargo on board to-day.
About the 9th ult., the weather had fine appear
spce here, and we Judged there had been storm
somewhere. Our packet from st. Thomas is two days
over due. Since The late blow, there has been out
lags fleet Of wrecking vessels but we have heard
from the Banks that disasters took place there,
though the gale was pretty severe. Going down the
coast Of Cuba as it probably has, fear VIC shall get
news of many disasters from that quarter.
We expect TO wait until the tenders are in, when We
expect to be able TO tell you the rate of money for the
Colchis,