New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-30
NUMBER 100.
KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

KEY WEST, June q, 1858.
Me'srs. Editors Since my last dispatches of the
10th and 18th inst, no wrecks are reported.
The schooner Ike Marvel sailed for her port Of des
tination on the l3h instant, having completed the
necessary repairs to enable her to proceed on the
voyage. Her expenses at this port amount to sle55 co.
The troops lately constituting the garrison Of Fort
Dallas, (Which has beea dsmantled and abandoned)
under the command Of Col. Winder passed through
this place, on board the steamship Atlantic on their
way to Fort Barancas, near Pensacola.
The o. 5. transport steamer Grey Cloud, Duke,
with the boats, horses, mnles and provisions from
Fort Dallas, arrived Monday last and after trans
errng the boats to the Q1artermaster Of this place
coaled and sailed again Wednesday last. for Tampa
The U. S. mail steamer Matagorda, Boddsh, in
coming into the harb0r on the evening Of the 18th
instant-it being dark, rainy and very squaly-
grounded on the middle ground, where she remained
until A. A, the 2lst she has received no injury,
as the bank upon which she grounded is very soft
mud.
The trial Of the brig Huntress, suspected of COM
plicity with the slave trade is slowly progressing
The U. S. steam fhgate Wabash, bearing the broad
pennant of Commodore E. A. F. Lavallette, steamed
up the harbor 10 beautiful STYLE on the evening Of the
10th inst, and made fast to the Government Wharf
She is from Jamaica, having only touched off Havana
on the 18th instant
The U. S. steamer Arctic, Lieut. Commanding Hart
stone, arrived about half an hour after the Wabash
from Havana.
The U. S. steamer Water Witch, Jno. Rodgers com
mandng, came into port yesterday morning from
Sagua La Grande and Havana.
The news by these arrivals is of little moment
H. B. Msjesty's steamer Styx had not been fallen
in with.
ARRTvALs.-Arrived on the 18th instant the o. s.
mail steamer Atlantic Capt Talbot from Charleston,
via Fort Dallas.
Arrived on the 14th instant the u s. steamer Grey
Cloud, Capt. Duke, from Fort Dallas.
Arrived on the 14th instant the schooner Young
America, Capt Lowe, from Ruatan, freight to Bonne
& Curry.
Arrived the 18th instant the schooner Elizabeth
English, Capt. English, four days from Cedar Keys,
put in on account OF bad weather.
Arrived on the 18th instant the schooner Vincent
Barklew, Capt Hopkins, twelve days from Mobile,
bound to New York, put in for water, etc.
On the 18th instant the brig Times, Capt Phinney
from Mobile, with lumber put in for men.
On the 18th instant, the o. S. mail steamer Mata
gorda, Capt Bodfsh, from New Orleans, etc.
On the 10Th inst, the U. S. steam frigate Wabash
from Jamaica.
On the 18th inst, the u S. steamer Arctic, from
Havana.
On the Goth inst the u S. steamer Water Witch
from Sagua La Grande and Havana
SAILED.-Saled on the 18th inst, the u S. mail
steamer Atlantic, Capt Talbot for New Orleans, ETC.
On the 18th inst, schooner Ike Marvel, Captain
Eldridge, for Martinique
On the 10th inst, schooner Elizabeth English Can't
English, for New York.
On the 10th inst, schooner Vincent Barklew, Capt
Hopkins, for New York.
On the 18th inst, U. S. steamer Grey Cloud Capt
Duke, for Tampa.
On the goth inst, ship Rockand, Capt. Brown, for
New York.
On the 10th inst, ship Sultan, Captain Berry, for
Boston.
On the 2ls inst, U. s. steamer Arctic, for Havana
SPOKEN, ETc.-Spoken by schooner Elizabeth Eng
lsh, in lat 25 deg. 46 min long. s6 deg. mn., the
schooner Robert I. Palmer, from Pensacola for New
York.
By pilot boat Edria Jones, off Key West 2lst inst,
three masted schooner Queen Of the South, Is days
from Boston, bound to Mobile