New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR TCROPY.


left on Saturday afternoon for southampton, Havre
and Bremen, with 16O passengers, and $ls3,OOO in
specie. The British steamer Edinburgh, Capt. Cum
mings, left at the time for Glasgow, with %
passengers in tie cabin and l72 in the sterage
sHIPwREcK.
The schooner Jonas Smith, Capt. Lynch from VIII
mington, n. c. 10 days, with naval stores to Jonas
Smith g. Co., arrived yesterday; she had heavy
weather the whole passage. On the 9th inst in lat.
34o AZ, lon 74o 2O, fell in with and boarded Portu
guese schooner Folor dc Porto from St. Ubes for New
York, loaded with salt and cork, with pumps choked
and nine feet water in her hold. The crew had been
without water five days and provisions four days.
Took from her tho captain and eight men, aud brought
them to this port She Of about 200 tuns burden,
four years old and consigned TO l.. f. Amsnck Of this
city. She had experienced succession Of gales since
leaving st. Ubes, and her decks had been swept and
boats carried overheard by the sea.
wRECK-A RETURN
Hamburg ship Doctor Barth, Capt. Meyer hence for
Hamburg 10Th ult with 80 passengers and cargo OF
merchandise, having on the 25th October IN lat 39'
Az, lon. CO. 49, during most violent gale from
f. n E. was thrown on her beam ends. The vessel
working very badly, it was found necessary to cut
away the main aud mizzen topmast-, in order to right
tie Ship and when rghted it was found that the cargo
was shifted and she had nearly five feet water In the
hold The gale commenced on the 9th, at night, and
lasted until Thursday the 2sh during which time her
rudder split her wheelhouse and bulwarks were stove
in. and her decks were swept. After the gale he'd
abaed she was compelled to keep the pumps IN con-
tnua motion for 4S hours to free the vessel Oct 2o,
lat 3So AS, Ion. 60, at about p H., fell in with
boat from the brig Kaloolah, Of II asx, containing the
captain Hayes and crew-in all seven perSons-0t
that vessel who requested to be taken on board, as
their vessel perfect wreck. They were accord
ingly taken and brought to this port. Capt Hayes
reports that he sailed from Cuba with cargo of 100
puncheoDs Of num- for ST. Johns, ~ F., consigned to
Stab Co. of that place. and the 9th October, at
4p. n. in heavy gale from the northeast the YES
eel was hove on her beam ends, which shifted the
cargo, carrying away the oremast in the step which
tore up the decks badly. About half an hour after
ward he cut away the msinmast by the deck, when
she righted, with about six feet of water in the hold
The foreInast, while lying alongside, stove large hole
in the vessel causing the water to rush in at rapid
rate and it was with difficulty partly stopped Capt
II. and crew remained on deck, "subssting on dam
aged provisions until the 2Sth when they succeeded
in reaching the Doctor Barth. They saw tho ship at
midnight of the 27th but the weather would not per-
NIT of their leaving The Doctor Barth was towed to
the city on Sunday evening by steamtug Achilles,
Capt. Hennessey.
ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY.
The new bark PsYmeia Flood, Capt. Adams, built at
Green Bay. Wis., and hailing from Howard, Wis,
arrived at this port on Saturday morning from Green
Bav. via Quebec, with a cargo of spars, timber,
fish. &C. She is about 300 tuns burden, and is con-
signed to Benner & Deske of this city. She sailed
from the former port Sept. II, and was fifteen days
from the latter
Commodore Samuel l.. Breese will arrive at the
Nayy.Yar,l this morning and be received with all the
honors due to his rank. Commodore Kearney, Capt.
Hudson Lieut. lie Roy and all the other officers of the
Yard es well as those attached to the United States
naval vessels lying in the bay will bs at the Lyceui
to welcome the new Commandant company oi
United States marines consisting OF oil the availaoc
men at the barracks and attached to tho Paraguay
sbps are under orders to be ready in full uniform IN
charge of Col Harris, Capt. Doughty and Lieut..
Sayres. The ceremony of formally delivering over
the control OF the Yard to Commodore Breese Will be
very interesting. Commodore Breese has been iorty
eight years in the service nineteen OF which De spent
at sea- He has fifteen superiors on the register
| Commodore Koarney, late Commandan' oi 'he
BROOKLYN Yard, is the second officer on tue active
service list, where he has only one superior, Ad'
| miral Shubrick. Commodore kearney has been
6f,y-one years an officer, and his total sea service
amounts to twenty-four year,.
The officers OF the chartered steamer Weeternpof'
have been detached, as the disquafcations OF that
yesse have turned ont to be very serious Her ere"
and marines we're transferred on board the North
Carolina late on Saturday evening. Lieut.. Cohen
United States Marines, is now ordered to the rewly
chartered steamer Canada. The Release sails at noor
to-day for Rio Janeiro.