New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26
MARINE AFFAIRS.
The LUCY HAYWOOD.

This brig, which arrived here two weeks since from
Goraives with fatal cases Of yellow fever during the
passage, has been lying at the Quarantine anchorage
the lower bay since that time. Yesterday the
Health Officer gave permission to the censgnee of her
cargo to have the mahogany coffee and logwood on
board lghtered to the city, and the cotton of which
she has about seventy bales placed in the Quarantine
storelouse. The vessel will then undergo thorough
fumigaton and cleansing before raising anchor
NEW ARCTIC SCHOONER.
The little schooner Iceberg" which has been
building at Kingston, c. W., for DR.. Rae to employ in
surveying an underlined portion Of the northeastern
coast of this continent successfully launched last
Saturday Dr. Rae was detained by illness at llaml-
ton, and did not witness the launch. TIE Kingston
NerS says;
"The Iceberg is rugged as Il brigantiRe, and
measures III tuns carpenters measurement, but WIN
probably be registered at about 80 tuns. She has
been built with very great strength, to mt her Tor
the heavy work she is destined 10 encounter.
The season being too far advanced TO enter upon
her proper mission, We learn that she will be
engaged in freightng till the Fall. when DIR. Rae
will take her to England, and be prepared next Spring
to carry her into the Polar Sea TO accomplish the mis-
sion he has set himself 10 perform. The Iceberg IL
prettily modelled and sits gracefully in the water
FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Kangaroo, Capt Jefry, sailed yes
terday morning for Liverpool with % cabin aud Il
steerage passengers.
LAUNCH or THE wANDERER.
On Saturday, the 10th inst, the Wanderer, the
largest Yacht ever built on this side of the Atlantic
was launched from the yard of Joseph Rowland, at
Setauket, L. /. She was modelled and built by MI
Rowland, under the immediate superintendent and
direction Of Capt Thomas b. Hawkins OF Port Jeifer'
son, for Mr.. John ID. johnson, OF the New-ioEk
Yacht Club and from her mcde-which appears 10
be happy combination of all the late improvements
gives promise Of great speed, combined with strength
and beauty. Her keel is ninetyfve feetIong, beam
twenty.sx feet depth of hold ten feet length over all
one hundred and fourteen feet. Tunnage 30 tunS.
She will be schooner rugged her sails made by r. H.
Wilson of Pot Jefferson, the maker OF the sails of
the Yacht America on the occasion Of her visit to En-
gland. She was lowed to this port yesterday to be
lieced and fitted up.
SHIP BUIl DING II WAIVE
Tie Bangor Wig gives the condiiioa Il tIe ship
building inteIe Maine Th. brsn,h OF industry n the State
forty ships beside the smaller vessels either Aiucned
y he sgnehee IL The e, se 49, R tS P Two S.v b
launched :. RShmoi aad Two OF Tire cher, are 40" D.
,ci There are eyera, building above Riehaend2nr
them az Pitou aud Gardiner. Seven OF elsa lsAPs
ana bak have been aanehed or aye 70 Be LAUNCHED n me
are Belfast two It C4s.ie Zone launched and one on Ae
ock and We think one " S ,e reT
NAVAL.
The United States steam iIigate Minnesota, Capt
D. Font bound China, We Learn Wal dop Gown y iAig,,A
Roads to-day She w 'AtTe ava; the ArVd Of ths hon
Wm B Reed United State Commissioner % CHINA "hoi'
n. Tinted States sloop Of war PEBBLE, practice
shpl Lrr, G. H. Cooper anins arrived IN HamPion
Rods on Saturday might AieI ;akin IL erss At ta Navy
Yard ls is c1Iettcd TO proceed 10 the MedHAooAa AID