New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01
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KY WEST, Feb. 81, 1852
Special = ths Nsw Oslsans Crescent
Msssrs. Editors The cargo Of the Bremen bari
Mimi, Capt 6chwarts,, has been saved, except two
hundred bales, which have been washed out Of the
hull Some 500 bales Of the saved are dry and have
been stored The damaged has all been sold, Is vel
q the materials saved from the ship. The sales O
cotton amounted 70 $17,772 Sc; materials Of thu
yessl, 70 41,5s8 SO. Total sales. $ls,2sl on. The
cas- ~ not been tried BY the Judge, but will CONT
q during this week. The salvors claim 80 and 81
per cent
he Schooner ". b. Titcomb, Capt Harlow, sailed
he 18Th for New York. The repairs put upon this
ssse were thofough, and she left the port in good
condition 70 make safe voyage home. Her expenses
amounted 70 $l,76S so; vessels share, $6d9 50
cargo, 81 Jos 81.
The brig Eliza Ann, Niles, from Havana, bound in
ballast 70 Cienfdeg drited over the gulf it being
calm; o. The 9th, and on the morning Of the 10th
went ashore French reef and took assistance from
the wrecking schoonen Gipsey and Velocity, who
soon got her afoat The wreckers received $500 for
IL assistance rendered.
The bark g. G. Fowler, Capt. Woods, from New
{ York bound 70 Mobile, went ashore on the Washer
woman sh0al the morning Of the 18th, in sight from
this city The wreckers and pilots in port proceeded
70 the bArks assistance but before they arrived she
gcto6 and anchored inside the shoal She got under
weigh the same day, and succeeded in getting clear
Of without taking any assistance from wreck
ersnr pilots We presume she was but slightly in.
jured.
Capt. Sanders, Of the British schooner Magnet re-
ports the total loss of two Providence yesses-the
brig Francis 2. Beck, Aldrich, from New Orleans
with cotton and molesses bound to Providence was
lot The 5thinst on Riding rocks; cargo saved The
sch00ner 0ttawata, from Jacksonville bound to Ma
tanzas M also Lost about the same time and place
The q the Beck have been brought to this port
The schooner Worth, from New York bound to
Matagorda, passed Sand key the 18th, and reported
having lott her mansail mainboom and gaff the 9Th
day ont o. New York. Had made temporary repairs
and was pushing on TO her port Of destination.
The Q. 8. schooner Lenox Capt. Baird, has been
got OF the beach near Indian river and brought to
this port, where she Is now repairing.
The schooner Title e., Babbith, from Attakapas ),
arrived the 18th, short Of men. She shipped full
crew, and sailed the next day for New York.
Arrived, Feb. ii, schooner Wave, Jones, New
Smyrna, Fla; schooner Fashion, Childs, New
Smyrna, Fla; U. 8. schooner Delaware, York, Eg.
mont Key. Feb. II, q. s. schooner Lenox Baird,
Jupiter river. Feb. IS, schooner Martha vassar.
Eldndge, New York Feb. II, schooner Mystic Val.
lsy, McClelland Pensacola. Feb. l5 British schooner
Magnet, Sanders, Nassau. Feb. I6, schooner Tillie
p, Bahbitt, Attakapas. Feb. II, schooner Onrust,
Thompson, Richmond, Va. Feb. IS, schooner Fred.
erick Reed, Pendeton, Stonington; bark Gen.
Greens, Atwill New York. Feb 10. schooner ocilla,
Burroughs, Matanzas. Feb. 81, U. s. schooner
Florida. Lieut. Westcott, Matanzas schooner Aus
TN, Parsons, Pensacola; q. s. NJ. steamer Calhoun,
Hutchins, New Orleans; q. s. N. steamer Isabel,