The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02


QUE NASSAU RacsPosoan0E
nassau. N. p, BshAmsa, Jsa. IL, 1857.
Lss 81 ne SHIP Tsrtoa-rss s~.p' 40 sns op~sr-
SoAoonr Fysd Wsrdsss round Abssdossd- HroS' s"d
WyeSsy-TM yniAd N~sa Ce~n@ a. a.
vrs,s Won some days ego, By toe 6rtHh brig Alma,
-s,n ..usA for Nav York IN account, Il part Of the
p.h.mss Time will mot permit me v ccaanas Just
nov. wherefore shall give lou bref account q ths as
,..rs by ood and field" since ny last Rw a VI wind
,h.s blows nobody good and this sphorsm a. true ~
oan be- For out Of the evil to usdsrwrwrs and owners
BIZ sss ioss Of ships much good comes 70 wreoks and
spectators, thereby
have already reported the wreck OF the ship inoa,
New York. Hiram Deanison, masssr. u the Riding Rocks
on the 2st uh having board ls%o bales OF cotton;
abe was bound 10 Boston from New Odesas About 800
bales have been saved dry and tho captain having arrived
here lest Sunday the wreckers are BOW busy landing IL
together with what IL damaged The salvage TO be do
termlned by the Admiralty Court today. Acotoa wreck
creates great deal OF excitement oil Sides The wreck
err rejoice and do their sweet hearts, who receive the
greater part OF their earpipgs either In cash goods
Capitalize eyes twI kle ana sparkle because they have
chance 70 add 10 their heap OF wealth. But the
greatest excitement got up among some who, eager to
get the oonssnmtut rush re,i, remit By day and BY
night 70 board every wrecker approaching the port With
IT, view OF making the unfortunate captain IN
Lost bis vessel tho best oer TO DO his business.
captains are nsuted disguised sad Others honest
hones lego" play postum With the candidates for bis
business and sometmes, being more knaves than fools
do make business Of While the subject Of wrecks
must report that tns schooner Joseph Lswreaos OF New
London, from Wilmington 70 Ne~ Orleans. struck on tue
pre- On ss ss ,s
succeeding BY this means e0s assistance from the wreck
ing Schooner Champion, which vessa got her on The
wrcoker received = bill on the owners for 1000.
On the morning Of the 27th Of December. the bark
Warrington Butcher Collins master from for
60 .S e. .o
$7te were gwen Tor their ervoes sns mas snos arrived
ii New0rleans.
fAst, Maine, was found abandoned q few days
ego, near the Buuinis, 10 watch plsos she WAS
s.eS By s.s wrsssn; y';ss Two st INC ",s1s
before the Court Of Admir- my that her msnmsst Vas
gone and tho ceiling scu ed that they found three hoaes
NIT WATER but that whom they ussed the holes she
leaked more she will be nttcd up and brought 70
Ns.sau she bad CARO- o. ,oe.sM p.@ssso, run,
board, upon which appear the following namss-J. A.
Russ, master; George Russ mate; wn H Crosby,
man. seam~n, all Of BoifAss. the Court Of Woe Admi
rally win proceed AsA,ns. hsr and cargo - dsreiot and
:. the lawyers say, !. lotion. js,zon Or 'aso." me
proceeds minus the salvage, 30, 81 any time within
year snc day. So much ior disasters.
Jamaica on sunday Is.t she drs~s 100 much wner 70
enter the harbor, ana Ia 81 chaot 81 she east
end Of the Island since her ARRIVAL various saaors have
been SEA anoat Some say the troops stationed here are
70 be removed Altogether; others say they are 70 be re-
placed by the head Of the is ives. ladia Regi
Ini uc ono
them oereased. lou kno@ what Q Characteristic dress
that Of tss Zcuaves 10 Well d. that our black sol
dier are 10 be dressed ana aceuired IKE them. No
doubt they will ond vide bveos,s provided fer them,
much more agreeable than having 70 make vide breaches
Captain Byrne, Of the chip Ophir from New York to
New Orleans. has arrived here. The ophr Vas
wrecked - before reported On the Gingerbread Ground
and valuable cargo OF merchandise. Several wreckers
bave come IN loaded with her cargo all saved DRY tooh
sna iron excepted The salvage .s the en,rS sna ma
st 40 per cent and the goods VIII DO Forwarded 70 Neu
Orleans with eli possible despasch.
POSTSCRIPT.
Capt Hoyt special agent 10, the New York Hoard Of
Underwrte sailed atv days since 10 inspecs person
ally some wrecked ships-be has no, returned.
then old Boreas has been very rude and playing more
prsnks thereby causing the ship rAnlsoot 70 be lost 81
maIsoosa .s and sas BY CAP. S
bound 10 Liverpool from New Orleans, with cargo
consisting of 40 bs 20 Of cotton oe slaves aad $500
OF wheat Most OF the property has been saved
dry by tho wreckers. don't know that thers has been
any conference" yet about savage. may - yell
sides the captain 8 wife and children
The English mali which arrived here on the 10Th
brought Lieut. Col Sir wm Gordon, Bart ofthe third Wes
Indb regiment TO join also intelligence OF our new Go
vernon who IL Mr. Bailey. Colonial secretary 1t the
Msur,tius. The rule. rather policy q the government
~ home H. not 70 appoint residents II colony 10 Of
fees there but 10 other ooionios Thb 10 not ir ~ 10
small colonies will not leave, unless for handsome
ON oumcnt.
Mr. BACON United States Consul here, has resigned.
believe and his successor h named ~ Mr.. hsrru gen
slcuan who visited last wintcr, and whose anabis
and courteous department have Won for him the
esteem OF al Who had the pleasure OF bis scquantAnce
Tho weather coptnues One and cool
Her hsjessy's screW steamer Falcon sailed hcncs on
ruesday.
brought up several spectators from Key West 70 pur
chase cotton Of which there ~ perhaps upwards OF
bales hand.