New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-16
KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

KEY WEST, November e. 1858.
Eds Crescent My last dispatches your paper under dates
of tie 18th and 18th umO Informed you that the schooner
Brilliant Capt Simmons had completed her repairs and was
taking cargo She has since finished loading sailed
for her destination the 30 The expenses
this port for her repairs, together with the landing
storing and reshpping cargo, amount to S4,l2I 3d.
The British bark Sir James Ross london Hudson BrouEb
MASTER which loaded the port Havana months
ago with cargo sugar Falmouth England and a short
while after putting sprung leak damaged consdea-
bic portion of her cargo returned Haynna discharged
paired again put with the residue of Cargo 9
boxes Of sugar brought up French Reefa part of the
Florida Reoon Tuesday night the 25h umo The wreck
boarded her Wednesday morning the 9Th and
lighting the bark Of $50 boxes Of sugar. succeeded in getting
her off, and bringing her in safety this port By order of
Board of Survey she has been discharged Of her cargo
stripped of her "copper" and will be hove for ex
animation Of her bottom Consigned to H B. NJ Consul o..
O'dara, ESQ
The French bark Caraguena, Of Hayro Capt Degteta,
laaeued with mahogany ogwood, MANILA peter sarsaparia
hides etc. and bound from Mnitan 1Ryre ashore on
Thursday night last point of the Western Sand
bar, plainly in sight Of this place, and Immediately bged
Capt Degres fearing that his vessel would go pieces
blowing gale the tune, mnd the water reaching him up
his waist in the cabin after collecting such articles could
conveniently go forgetting her small stOres-ogehsr
with the crew, abandoned her about o'clock morning
in his long boat and arrived here in the afternoon of the
inst The bark boarded early The morning of 9Th
by several of weckiog vessels and all tile poboats
t plaza who however, thus lar have been unable do much
nhe way Of saving the cargo the making clean breach
the wreck Consigned to w. Il. Wall 4 Co
Tho bark Convoy, Capt Growe, Is days from New York
for Galveston in the Sd nst with the loss Of fore
top gallant mast foesail and fore manroya Capt Crowel
reports having experienced gale off Cape Haeras After
taking fresh supply of water she sailed
Instant
ARRTrALs-October 27th-sloop Csquepaup Weeks from
Newport R. l. 29h-schr Bella Peck, Delano, from New
York keich General Concha Davis, from Havana 30h-
Young America Lowe from Reef British bark Sir
James Ross Bongh from Havana and Reef 3s-schr Dr.
Johu StaAer White, from G0sumel.
November 3d-U. mai steamship Galveston Nelson from
New Orleans etC3 schr Henrietta bark Convoy Growel
from New York 4thU. S. steamship Dispatch Lieut. Com
PARROT, from Havana srhr Wye, Bartlnm, from Ruauu
sALEp-Envember 1stbrig Geo. A. Stoekham Giles ?or
Pensacola. 3dschr Brilliant Simmoss for Baltimore bark
Convoy Growel for Galveston 5hschr Bella Peck Del
ano for Tampa.
sPOKEE.--October 27-by potboat Nonpare-schr. Mar
garet ainhard II days from Philadelphia New Orleans
bark Champion of Boston, bound New Orleans ship Holy
Rood of Thnmas6n 25 days from Liverpool for New Orleans
sUhr Essex, from Nav York, for Mobile
f9l-by plobOat PrimR Donna-brig Forest State, from
Rockland, bound 10 Pensacola.