New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
MARINE Affairs.
los, OF Tn, scHcos,R ,. w. NAL, .r,

BY the arrival % the steamship Alahsn, ~
:. b. nck, from Savannah, ", ksrr .hs ~.
J. W. Hal, Capt. Frera, OF B-ookEs. ". ''
81 - the 18th q Spt,nb,r. On he 10, s
=. NJ, n at. IS, bon. 7J' 10, Capt. SA-.,,
ia. Of d.-,res-. flying AM hearing down 70,
cred The top o; s,hoorer. cabin ao.,!ny 80
IA. vat. n. ~th ~ men upon il. Althca,h So
vas quite bci-;erous, Capt. S,h,uek lasrch.,T
snd .en, hi mat. wi;h q crew 70 the A,,;.,,,..
shiywrcksd peope. Wth much dl5calty ,bs
nia,e and four men were taken oF n. w., -
ned to tie ,snsr Ths boa: y :. -,ovs \, -
hosting her ap on deck. The re--aed r..,clA -
70 b. The cap,4.- snd crew OF tie .ebcor., ! w
OF BrookiIne, Name.
TIE schooner VA "a her Wy from r.cs.,
with cargo ol lumber, for tie Lori. o.-,ls~,
OF the l5h the scbooner -, De- r1aism.., -, sa
sized, IN heavy gse, the n,
escaping over toe Sndwsrd r,a 49,. IVY
refuge On the r.de OF ihe ves-e. Cas-. ~
managed to crawl along tie -clooo.r, -. -,
TX 0n with both Asnds TO ave himself stom ~
~a,hei oyerbosrj. VIII = comalop p,cs..L-.'
cut away ihe lsnyaEcs OF The iore-riesios ss-a a.
for~na-t ,Dapp~i and the vessel rgt,ei As s.n
she csnle up, Capt. Frionikar.et, TO ,hecsb,h.
q biz wiz, bn, found, 10 BIS ire1pressile M -.
.he lad been washed overheard and drovu.A ~
schooner trained tha, she .oOr sank % n. -.
OF the hous, on deck AMI but cr her cargo Of M,..
would have gone down altogether. Upcn TAI. ,.,.0.
platform. constantly washed by tie sea, ,hss -.
peop, remained four daysa and hal. Daring tli.p,J
tL.y were able 10 catch little ws,er and tia, -,
some .alt pork which they divod into the cab, G.
sustained life. During the whole Of Their .xpos,,
they had no other food or nour.sbnest Of ssykaS
1hr poor fellow saw several ships pass them \,
urnoticed, before their n-cuer came. This ~,
supposed ws~ pot from inhumsni,y, bat owing "a n,
tact thatthey ~ low down in the waser TIA, IL,
we're no, seen. When taken of the wreck tAe, 90,
very much exhausted bu; under the kindly ,rss,u,,.
Of the officer Of the Alabsms, they .oon recOy,,r
their health. TIE Alabama arrived 1t Qaxssu.O,
Tuesday night, and VII up - the city with &,
passengers to-day.
The names OF the rescued people Are:
Capt. ELISHA {. FRmSD OF S-dgwiek, NJ.
j. c. CARTER, mate, Vi Brookine. NJ.
ERASE LorRo. steward, Of Boston.
JAWS LIsrBuGSER OF BrcoksyIe.
FRASS FIrTRs Of Boston.
wv. :. LA OF Sedgwck, NJ.
The only person lost was
Mrs. AsS, FRIEND OF Sedgnick NJ
I'll, J. W. Hale was an A schooner Of Isl tan.
Size wa. built in Brookhne, Me-. in MAY, 1854 al
wss owned by Capt. Hall 81 the same place.
sH .wETcKLD sEkaEN REscyLD IN THs rrcr
BOAT ECLIPSE.
TIE pilot boat Eclipse, Capt Roger. Of Neville.
don arrived in from cruise Sunday last. On S,.
uriey morning, about O'Clock, when Of Monisus
Point, l. l., the Eclipse picked up a boat containing
the captain and crew eight men of the bark Elizabeth
from PASSPORT Me-. bound % New-York in halat
We learn from The M7r-LOrdoH Ctroaicl> ths, Dur.
ing the gale ou Thursday, which was severe IN ihs
region, the bark commenced baking, and the f-
lowing evening, At about So'clock the captain an
crew finding i unsafe Ia remain longer on boar,
abandoned Ter ard took 10 the boat.
The bark was then fifteen or twenty miles 10 ia
westward of MontaGk Point. The men pulled sA
night IN the boat until at I O'Clock in the morning,
having reached NOntaGk. they fallen in with b,
the pilot boat, and taken on board. They were wi
taken of by Capt. Rogers and brought aGros hs
Sound 10 W atch Hill. where they landed danbS
Saturday forenoon. Some Of the crew prooeedei u
New.LondOn by the Stouington boat ard being GA
their way 10 kew-lork, they were taken over ia
New London road TO this city, iree Of charge.
New Haven Joarnal, ~
Although there is some discrepancy il the dates ~
suspect that these - shIpwr~cked seamen' tho
egh men ment sone in the letter OF our nag HsF-
Dor corIe. poHdent sesi r.sy. Tn Underwriters hsr5
have heard nothing shoat the oes If the bark Eliza
beth. 4 j. probable that these eight men are part Il
the crew IT a.. spanish SLAYER which was recently
abandoned aud found off The coast Of Cuba.
fCouamsrcial Aavsrtls-s
THT USITED sTATFs FRiC,TE WABASH At MAR.
sEIIIEs.
AZ lat h,r NG'es,y's ship Curecoa arrived here ls..
evening. She l-lt >pthead on the 18Th August, ana
cons. queutly she hal n very long passage She IL 81
anchor very the American stcsin frgete Wabssh
II forty guns, which arrived here On Saturday last, "a
her way ~ tons'antlnope. The Wabash ]. yerS
hre craft, ono II The heaviest Of the American frgsis
with crew # * hundred men, among whom may bs
discovered some very smart British tsrs. Ikcg oy-
city r. no proof against az they cay, Better greg
and better pay on board tho Yankee uhsn on bosri
British m,n.of-bar. Ii | nm not Disnforaed To
Wabash goes 20 ton-tantinope purposey 10 be ss-
h.Lted 20 tie auitan aHoiel sleaaief, az L.s
Majesty proposes To- .ayor America with m order tr
bu.,hrg him Nv ships-oiwar, and il de-rou. 10
judy personally of ths matter rather than 10 iTart 10
the report u the Commissioner whom he had recently
dispatched Tor The purpose 10 the United states. De-
side ana told the Wabash II commissioned " 10
some iite eocount with the Turkish Goyerameni, bss
sl -rihCr Oi al " amlcabe nature.
lM I4''s lssr. u coffe-Pouielle OF Tie ioEaoa W.
GREysPoIsr sHIF.BuILDN0.
Wa7cn Sneed,n ]. building steam propeller sor 10
Panama Railroad lin, al hi- yard 10 Green Polri.
She !, nearly plaIk,d in, ami j. expected 10 be rsSiy
tor launching in March. She j. 100 .ot hngh Il
keel, - feet beam, and - feet hold. She will b.
;hr,eieoke-, and j. intended 10 carry passengers ani
fright. Mr. sGeed,l la aso On the ways, at lIaster'
Po.ut. the Canadian -team,r- Amcrica aud Canada,
which ere being oserheligd preparatory y bc.rs
placed on tie Pa. lie coast.
Mn. /. r. iliams il building stopsail schooner ~
Captain De Moro Of Mazat.an. She viii b. lagnebsl
about tie 18Th Of November >hc 3. i05 feet keel, a
feet beam lo feet Lo built Of white oak snJ eoPIsr-
ias'eret. 800 tan. carpenter measurement SO
IS 70 be named tho Catalina, and intended b raH %
- Pacific coast 10 Frazer River.
Aes-rs. webb & be- nave on ,be r;ock +, AID vsrJ
r-cdy to ianLcb, bark iJ1 ieet lose 81 feet bsah