New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

Arrived.
ship Southerner Evan Charleston 50 hours mis-. a.
passengers TO spoaord, Tleston Co. Feb ~ 3Rm,s
Gls s a. q hence 0Ss9 for A NJ Banss,
ing W. ssnalL1ed bns showing blue signal with white
I1 B.Si ASsT IoS Prospect Ms HhbOn cardeu
sugar and mossses Sturges Cesrman Has had bear,
BARI Moses Kimbsi. Of Belfast Me- Morse, New ore.s,
Is DAYS ndse. to H. ID. Brookman Co Feb y, in lat g.
hesd, which had Lost mainboom. msiusa foreopsant MAJ
ssysa The other sails were urled Could not make
Bari Mary Elizabeth Of sesrpO HchbOrn, New rls.a,
5th inst; cotton &c; 70 X. p Bnes \ 20:
schT Blue Nose (Br) Mcdonald Halifax Il day.. ssA to
wheewrisht L Co Has experienced heavy weather FEB
IS lat 20 as Ion ~ spoke ship Baltic from Liverpool for Ph
depha 10Th lat So = lon Is, spoke schr Native Of Rot
schT. W Il. Gland Halliburton Charleston ladAys, e0,os
Wa. 81 Blown gUnU of b. heavy W. gale Feb o. is mile.
the Highlands brig with less OF hre'opsa yard eosai
scr John Cashier Johnston Charleston days eo,tOn.s
rice to Scranton Tsllman.
sAILED-stesmshps Washington, Bremen; Osprey, ssua.
lila ard ST. Martha; Augusta, savannah James Adse chae
Roanoke de- slips Jane D. Cooper Havana Woodeoi
London Linda clipper do bark culOma, Boston.
Arrived. SUNDAY, Feb. a.
L. $ mail steamship Atlantic West from Liverpool at Ana
Feb passengers .s and ma.e % T. A. Son;
Liverpool ships David Crockett and Neptune bound IN In
with ei Of zee aSd Ss
ery IS westerly to Ion So keeping in sight thrss
ca from Boston (Jan. SOY for Liverpool.
steamship A' 81 L0 LS'SS sS Ro esss
slss Bright and ship RsPpahsnsOck bound IN S5s on Tu
American bark Cmc Maths Of Yarmouth isth lat Is 81 on
IS 81 pessed R. NJ steamship Arabs 18th lat 80 Ion g@,
passed several ssoes' snS om cruise in search Of III.
steamship Pacific last from Halifax so hours;
and s. pass. to W. f. Schmidt Co 5th ins experienced
very heavy weather been Il days w Of the Banks with heavy
bboOm Se and saw number of spsrs and Other pieces
wreck adrh 5th inst lat % lon 5s spoke Br ship Eleanor
Packet ship Msrssret Evans wanen, London and Port.
mouth Dec 70 with %Sss and e .ssss &c sS to Z
OF the Banks had pilot on board 8 days .
fa.! a to Hen.cheD Untst Experienced weather
Brig North Axworth Mssgords, Texas, days cotton and
:F s d. Of Of M MSmecn
Brig Balance, OBJ of Turk. Issnd Murray SAINT. Cruz ls
Little Egg HarbOr' experienced heavy n W. gale and was
Brs Seuuphar Campbell Vera Cruz "a inst goat skins
cie Ne TO ssous Bros 18th lat IS TO- Ion 10 H. spoke bark
Hazard from New Orleans for Boston No ase on Gun ksy
espeenced heavy westheI on the passage been days
H Rs s.u Ss GiEs rS:Ss S
days from Norfolk twhere she put in in dsrsss with
sse from n W. which split sails carried away the head
GEAR filed the deck full Of water and took everything movaos
oil the deck end was blown of to the Gulf two OF the crew "
Big Mary E. Pierce of Bangor, Pierce Galveston IS day.
rss bearing n w by W.. e5 miles spoke schr Sam, Beau
champ days Palermo Baltimore he reports having
had very heavy weather and had been Cape Henry and
blown of was short of provisions; supplied them:
Brig Nathan Machss Spencer Attak is days sugar
end noasses StuTges Chairman, vessel 10 Thompson
Hunter. Experienced heavy weather 49,
schr g. NJ Robertson Morre, Hobas, r. r. Y days, sugar
Pennistons Jones' Experienced heavy weather, store
oat &c. A portion of the frost bitten.
schr North State Horton Charleston days, with cotton 10
McCready Mott Co. -
Schr MARY r) Lawson, Halifax p days, fab 10 MoCu'
ough Wheeeck Experienced heavy weather andIost dying
bboom. M,
Norfolk 10 days ship timber to w. Smith Son. Experienced
steamer Delaware Copes Boston 36 hours E. b. Thorp
Steamer Bay State, =, Fall River.
Steamer Wsmsutta Wye, New Bedford.
BELOW-Bark Alma, (of Wanenl Allen Havana Feb H.,
was anchored the Bar last night Also bg' By steam
tug Hercules, Capt. Hennesey.I
WIND-During the day, N. w. and fresh
Bv pioboet A. B. Nelson No q 2st inst. Montaok bear
ing ~ by f. so miles distant fell in with chr Cennoyie bound
20 New.forh, short OF provisions Supplied them They
ported that they had nothing eat for three days I'D BLOCH
island bearing n by W. 40 miles distant fell IN with Hsmoufs
ship Sir Peel Wiser from Hamburg for New York short
OF provisions Supplied her with provisions and water "a
100 miles of Sandy Hook spoke brig Mystic cotton loaded
bound to New-York.
Disasters, &c.
BRIG Ws NICHOLS, Charleston the 18th inst. IN hL
haa.-v ala rounW N w.