The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-10

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One ship on the bar bound Weather hazy and calm
Miscellaneous.
SHIP BRuTUs of Boston, Janvrn at Calcutta from Bombay
took fire on the 9th of july while lying mornings from
cause unknown but supposed be spontaneous
buson of goods slowed in the fore peak having become we
and heated during gale which experienced at the Sane
Heads. The fire first observed at about AM and ever,
effort was used both by those board and shore ex
gush the flames AT 10 o'clock she still continued to burn
seamug took her the river to Cosspore Sand where
she scued The fire had gained SO much headway thai
when the matches were removed the morning the flames
burst FORTH caught her rigging and she soon burnt
to the waters edge She partially discharged of her Bonn
bay cargo but Still had board about SALT $50 bales
cotton some of piece goods The Brutus was built
at Newbuyport in 1874 $40 TONS owned by Messrs
Iuckerman Townsend of Boston There insurance on
the Brutus at the Boyston Washington Merchants Frank
BRIG VESoo Of Bangor anchor in the East River took
he from the stove in the cabin Friday morning The fire
extnguished by the the Harbor police boat No
alter dong some damage the joiner work. spankr boom
ScnR JULIA HALLocK-We have received the following
statement of the burning of the Julia Haock from Captain
Clake1At l;loP Aug q startled by the alarm of
s do ann e r from the fore hold Hove
me smoke and sparks and that the fore hold all
Go, q. lhe boat sSa The The
deck load shaped course FOR '' Turss ks san sae
and bound to Turks Island. Was kindly treated by Captain
Rogers through whose prompnes the crew OF The
boat were saved as she swamped under the quarter
thirty feet above the rails and the gone Att she
disappeared from view Too much credit be awarded
doing all in his power us comfortable and throueb
The press with my crew, wish to him sincere
Late master of schr Julia NJ Halock of New York
STEAMBOATS, BuMDIsc-Thomas Coyer Esq is now building
at his yard foot of Foryhrd street. East River steamboat
for Capt Talman the day in place of the
is feet will he of
named after the famous Steamboat King Daniel Drew The
engine which building the Neptune Iron Works will be
@ also d'tS s keen ad e
sbo he bSrSo Of Ne outside o s wei as for toying
Mr. Coysr Is also preparing lay the keel Of Glen Cove
s i @ sS Sss an Bay YIN
ger me command Of the old and experienced Sound vgator
The May next The engine Is also building at the
Neptune Iron Works, and nearly completed.
tiREENocK, Aug 25The American ship European Of New
Monday nigh! badly strained and leaking inches water
heavy ees in I'll he North ses and also
he cs ps an me ere IN % She
hauled Victoria harbor previous to being examined and
NJ ss Rss'S
o,!an On f Soara s * EanSaSg i3 Sri%ssy
winch ~ 81 Apn IN he rser an
nd Gss Of @ Which M o1 nsf
q has been picked up Steps viii be taken to
aB much OF u as possioic'
The engine propeller and shaft belonging the steamer Cur
lew Of dcnce which was sunk near Point Judith on the
l5h of May recovered by Capt Tower OF The soo
Abel oyt Boston, The soop at anchor Hog Island
Mount Hope Bay 81, inst and would be owed TO Fall RIVER
Mystic the 7th inst from the sbpvarj or
Grcenman superior bark Of about $50 tons called the
Tesana intended for the Texas trade under
of Capt w w Brand.
Whalemen.
Ocean. : - ~
Of and for EBedford. " ' f
spoken.
ship shirley Allen from Boston May q for Ceyon July H.
lat N, lon Is r - '' - -
Ship Marcia Greenlea Merryman from Liverpool for New
crleans Aug 10, AN Is miles by w Of the saltcca