New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
MARINE AFFAIRS.
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The cleansing Label ~hich nhV"iu
U.y.ppa Vie CbaIIee.9n on Saturday s''e'h'Oo' ND
no. sa!l rr.l yesterday atsIn.op' ohe hSi ou ''Ds
a large nunser Of ne Pa'sspge's w"
Quaker Cny. Owing 70 this delay Of a h0o's' s'n7
- .he r.,.pe.rs desired their passage mo1ey to be
s..n,nsd from Soofrord rIss.on & Co the sgsns
xbic, = a. refused A protest was Immediately got
mn and s,crp TO. bat the agents ..esea ], sitn coa-
,enn, the pro.es.snts resolved however, 20 sus tae
ooup,p7 for damages On their arrival AZ Havana
Thex we've oud In their dsruncisons Of the sg ma 10
view Of the generous treatment which they hai re-
oeiyed at the HANDS Of Mesafs HNgous Brothers, Of
the Quaker City. I, .ss represented by tae Captain
Of the Isabel, Saturday morning, that an opera
troupe was expected by ne steansbip Ansi from
Europe, for whom passages had been taken, Dat u
far as our reporter could learn, the opera troupe
spoken of was new company, part from boston ana
part from New York.
sISGuLAR CASE OF SUPPOSED ABANDONMENT Al ga
1,y the report of Capt. Boysen, OF the Hamburg
.blp Humboldt, which arrived in por ye-tsr1sy, we
learn tnat on the Och ins in la.. AZ W, on CD 81
LIE fell in with bark sailing the wind-.he wind
beng n F.. and fresh--baving foretopsal and three
stsysas set. He saw person on board, aud tacKed
ship and fred gan twice, bat SSH cav no pereon
her name was syphsx OF Yarmouth, ~ s. She hsd
everything standing ard was apparently in good
order.
FOR EUROPE.
| The British mail steamer City Of Manchester,
| Captain Kennedy sailed on Saturday for Liverpool,
| with 40 passengers, and $350,OOO in specie. The
Hamburg steamer Teutonis, Captain Hansen, left at
the same time for Hanburgb, via. Southampton, with
1872 passengers, ard $50 900 in specie.
THE SHIP RACHEL
The ship Rachel esh bore back of the West Beach
has been moved about four lengths and s expected
| che can be hove off on the next full tide.
CRUISE OF TIE HARRIET LANE.
The revenue cutter Harriet Lane, Capt. Fauncs,
which left this port last Tuesday in search OF the
steamship Quaker City, returned TO port on Saturday
She ran az far South az Cape Hatteras, and eat as
far as the outer edge Of the Gulf Stream. Capt Hg-
gins late Of the Hermann, and Cspt. Wilson, agent for
the underwriters, accompanied the expedition. We
| append a sketch Of the cruise:
TUEspAY Oct -At sunset the lighthouse at Banesst hove
sight Took departure from Bsrness; 7O and altered
our ooue TO southby-east Lstes Kept three on tn
Lookout all nish-one each paddebox and the bow
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. l2-In the Gulf Stream Al 3:5 a. m
spoke brig Baltimore for Newsuryprt, Msss As;i',
the bt Apdose for Alexandria Va At 8l5 SPOKE the
Holen Mcleod Of Salem from Alexandria Va for
Boston e45 spoke the schooner Thurston from Assnz
Providence, A. 10 O'Clock spoke the brig Scar.
Hsht Rico for Boston. At lO spoke the ship Hes.
peus Boston from Hampton Roads bound for New York At
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cola At p spoke the schooner Laura Gertrude, from
Charleston for NewYo No ofthe Quaker City from any
Of these vessea
THURSDAY Oct lS-Altered m from south
20 ohwestwewsrd and crossed the Golf Stream standing
toward Cape Henry Spoke The bark sump.r from Hav.n.
TO Falmouth ED.nd Stood in for the land and Hsmp
About O'clock while Of the point Of the Cape spoke
poboa and received the pleasing intelligence that the Qua
ker City safe and lying anchor In Hampton Rosd Ats
D. To- anchor within gunshot Of the Quaker City
We board
upon inquiry learned that Captain Shufeldt bad gone 70
New York with the Of the safe arrival The re-
Of the passenger twelve in number accompanied the
captain, left board but the officers
and crew. From the Chief Engineer Of the Quaker City
eaIued the particulars Of the accident and the subsequent pick
ting up the wreck by the State Of Georgia The engneoom
presented woebegone appearance. The ruins of the
and the broken wood showed that the smash
MIA, have been one damsgs being estimated at
a25 Finding that services were no longer requisite
Capt dter ned for New York at an early hour
IN the morning.
FRIDAY, Oct 14-wesher clear, with wind from the
southwark Weighed at half past Line O'clock and
stood The weather continued fee all day. until about
eight O'Clock when the wind veered around to the north
west ard blew heavy accompanied by smart shower Of rain
We very few vessels during the day and met but one steamer
SATURDAY Oct: l5Wesiher clear but cold, with sharp
bre. re om the northwest Passed Bsnesa eight
O'Clock NJ and O'Clock to anchor of the
Battery
LOSS OF The BRITISH BRIG STAR AT sEA-ARRIvAL
OF HER OFFICERS AND CREW.
The British brig Lorett, Capt Scovll, arrived
on Saturday morning. Captain Scovill reports
that on the sth instant, in lat. Al, Ion. 63 90,
! fell in with British brig Star, Of and from
| Halifax for Jamaica, with both masts and rub
der head gone, having had heavy gale few
day previous. Took from her the captain and crew.
Elk in number, ard brought them to this port. On the
same day saw quantity of white pine boards, which
| appeared to have been in the watsr but short time
9th ipst lat. Al 49, Ion. "a so, spoke British bark
Advance from Ardrossan for West Bank, with loss Of
foretopmsst, main yard, and maintopgalant mast;
would try 10 get into Nova-Scotia; nth inst, 10
miles east of Barnegat, passed the topmast and hous,
Of vessel; had been in that condition but short
| time.
GERMAN SUNDAY MASS MEETING.