The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22
telegraph Marine Report.


in sSw pa H and Union
HIGHLANDS, NJ. Feb q. sunset-Ships slas Holmes
and Far West and brig are snch ed on the two br %
cold "~'
LONG BRANCH. NJ, Feb 81. sunset-wind NV, strong
weather clear and cold
soUAN NJ, Feb q, sunset-wind wNw blowing gale
miscellaneous.
For the latest information concerning the steamship Black
Warrior, ashore at Rockaway, see news columns.
The ship Cherubim (of Richmond, Skinner from Caso
while in yesterday evening" ashore the sw Spit
hard and fast.
The steamship Marion still aground on Oyster Island
The schrs reported ashore Coney Island the Mary
Surtevant from North Carolina with cargo of naval stores;
and Joseph Marsh from Virginia with pine wood The latter
lowed of Sunday night by sentug Maryland The
named still remains ashore she hes the flats Gravesend
Bay.
The purser of the steamship Columbia Capt Berry from
has our thanks for Southern advance of
s1EAn.F r. poIS.sEA Cgshman hence for Mew Bedford
thick fog filed and sunk Grew saved Cargo 500 bbis Of
flour and provisions The built no6osen in iS 81
ai T az sB en es
despatch S Pq%S pSs fsT
oss Her wheeh9use only above water She has lost her
along the shore. She 5000 Bedford
wIAEsHlr HEsrER q Tarhaven, was spoken the 10Th
lesky and with loss OF boats
BARK HEsRy hass s Havana from MI, cs
sorn Portland for tardenas waterogged and
pe,s having been at pumps days and nights
me sea making complete breach over the brig Their san
number, and brought them to Havana
BARK COLIN McRAE which went ashore of Cape Fear Bar
IN September 1851 and was taken mt WHINING
loading at for New York 18th inst. She halls from
BRIG ELIZA ANN (of BuebD Miles, at Charleston from a
vana reports having sailed from the latter port 9Th inst for Oh
es% sSs ded s' and 60,
Crysor Rect where she remained three hours when she
BRIG REMINGTON. hence St Marks lost anchor and
fathoms chain while crossing the Banks
@ fG @
Of had been en-. taken out The was built at BALI
scBR MOZART, Amy of and from Newpo3d ult for sagua
for whose safety fears have been expreas good vessel
that although not vessel she had recently been
s sSs s 1s 0 y s
that she may have been detained by casualty and that
time.
The steamer souhed Of the Staten Island ferry which
went ashore on Governors Island In the fog Of Sunday
~ usual
pilot boat which took the passengers from the steamship
Blunt, No IL.
yEssnIs s.1ow NEW on,.Ass-The PicAyune of the lah
inst says-We are indebted 70 old merchant of this city,
who deeply interested in It's for the following
he fleet IL O'Clock yesterday~insde and bound out ii
ships and barks the bar and bound out ships outside
and bound In ~ ships The feet detached ships
and the evil awels In magnitude.
VESSELS soiDBy auction Baltimore 18th inst five eghths
Of ship Macauay l0 TONS built Mt that port In 1883 sold for
vB,UW
Brig Sutton 1876 ons built Cutler Mane in isf7 has been
Notice to Mariners.
HorG K0rc, Dec l5The American ship n Mdmay, from
Sydney, reports that Tuesday NOV 30 I'm, made reef
chart OF Indian Pacific Ocean, published
by Charles Wilson, No 57 Ieadenhal street, London 1850
with additions 10 1884, Saw large ship, apparently clip
side Of the reef Passed 70 the west
Saw schooner Also with nothing Visible but ms
two mass sticking The ship Ia well the reef fore
mast opgaant masts standing, and main and mzen
gone sp, and approaching the reef
near az would permit could no appearance OF life
On board Can't wresT made the wesern part Of the
reef lon % f. LAT g. Horsburg notes reef and calls
"Danqerous Reef and bears WnW from Burdease,
and Puo IN lat 80 lon lso IS n but L The Borde
hse rightly the western part bears NV 81 miles
from ina! island This reef may be the 80 called Dangerous
Reef Of HorsburE'a Chart"
Whalemen.
Sid from Provincetown 18th inst schrs Doane Atlantic
OCEAN; 10th, Walter irving small, do
SpokenFeb 49, Montauk bearing NE 10 miles ship Iesper
OF and for Faraven returning leaky and with boats
Spoken,
Ship Ivanoe Lane hence Nov II for Fan Francisco
LAT ~ 3, lon 80 w all well-by vessel at Baltimore.
Ship Ellen Stewart Coffin from Rotterdam, and ordered 10
NOrleans, Feb IL, near Charleston Bar.
Brig Richmond from Baltimore for Havana, Feb H. lat 81
10, lon 1906.