New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
MARINE AFFAIRS.
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sArrTY oF rHY soLurS Ir.p.

slTrTY oF rHT sOLurS Lrlp.
Tie brig Golds Lead, tou New-0rlesns TIA. We
supuosed 10 be the vessel ashore at the Ocean House
srnved in por; yesterday sAerno,u. b., has suffered
severely in sals rigging, &c.
COLLISION.
As the chip Patrick Henry, from London, wss con-
ns to her pier in the East River yesterday, she came
in ceptsct with the stesmtug lslard Belle. breaking
her wheels, whee. houses aud guards, and doing her
other serious damage.
RrMkRxABLr PASSAGE.
The chip clipper Kaihsy, Capt. Thomas C. Stod-
daId snved yest,rd frVm Shanghae, CANA, ia y
ds,s passage having sailed Oct IL. Tnis fast clipper
mace the from the port last year in exsctly
the same time fr port to pert. Her ARRIVAL aatici-
ps,ts many vessels which l,ft China before ber The
Kstnsy brings the frst cargo Of crop green teas
al is consigned to Messr-. Gcodhue & Co.
PRoPELLsR IN rus ICE.
Our la,t adyices from Long Island Sound represent
it as entirely frozen over, large number OF veeses
beirg fast in the ice. Among the rect the propeIer
Potomsks, which len New. Bedford at O'Clock %
Saturday afternoon for this city. She KEEP, moving
until Sunday about P m, when she brought up 10
the Ice about three miles no III Of Sands POINT light
house. Charles b Burt, passenger by her, Who
started for the shore on the ice, made The oloving
statement on Tuesday night
On Sunday forenoon at hslLpast 10 o'clnck, one
the crew a P,ruguese, al d stared tor sands Point
on the ice but before tea minutes nom the ship gale
Of wind and sn0s Aoee. and so severe va II that W
Loot tg of the ship and LAND but succeeded N reach
ing land In hsf AL hour did no, see ht 10 retarrl
and wrote 20 the captain, and the man startef
BAH for the ship whether he tound It OF not Go not
kpow. started for Msphasse,. Elk miee nom the
Point and srv.d there 10 day at 10 ocl-ck aad msde
nv way 10 Flushing where took the st,ge AMI csane
10 WlGsmsbuigh. arrived 10 NeT.fork Tits even
sg end With 10 report the steamer, with W or ~ pAs-
seneers on beard short Of piovtiJns coal and Ater
n the My person that hal lei the Po,o nsks at the
last accounts Efforts won be made To land the p~-
,eoger-, and SEND them /. New.l,rk by railroad VI
ttsge.
A letter from Captain Downing, the keeper Of the
lighthouse at SANDS Point states that the gale OF Sun
DAY and Monday was very severe IN the Sound. The
Thermometer at O'Clock on Sunday morning indicated
10 d, grees below zero. There great sccamula-
ton of ice in the Sound, and clear water could be
seen from the light tower.
FOR EUROPE.
The Cupard mail steamer Asia, Capt. Lott, left yes
terdsy for Liverpool, with ifty-oue passengers and
$i35 $50 in specie.
the STEAMER sfw.HAvEN.
The steamer New Haven, of the Ne~-Yorh and Enc
Railroad hue, wss this morning taken out Of the we
where she was fast having broken her g,uows-framel
by s,eam-tug W. Ii. Webb.
The SHIP CULTIVATION.
The chip CutyatOr, recently ashore, having dis
CHARGED was towed 10 the Sectional Dock FROM Brook
lyu by s,eam.tug W. IL. Webb. She was docked Sr
repairs last evening.
THE SANDY HOOK LIGHr-sHiP.
The floating Bghtship war towed up to the city ycs
terday having parted her moo'irgs in the late gale.