New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
New:nork Daily Gribm,re
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.


The steamship City of Washington sailed on Sstur-
day. with $50 passengers and $500 900 in specie The
ARIEL left at the same time with lG3 passengers, and
se69 9s5 81 in specie.
Among the passengers by the Ariel Signor La
borde and Nile Ponsot Of the Opera, and Capt Sey-
pour U. S. a.; and among those by the City Of
Washington, the Revs S. ID. Phelps, j. McGill and
A. ID. Gillette, and Geo. b. Norwood, esq, Of this
city.
.Ew-YoRK YACHT CLUB SWEEPSTAKES, 1859.
To come off n Wednesday, the Goth July. Course
from off Owls Head, L. L., around buoy of the S. w.
Spit, to Lightboat on Five Fathom Bank of Cape
May thence returning around buoy Of the S. W. Spit
and back to Owls Head.
Schooners Of the first and second class to sal in one
class.
Sloops Of the fret and second class TO sail in one
class.
Sloops Of the second and third class TO sail in one
class.
Subscriptions, $50 each yacht. Entries 10 close on
Monday the 18th of july, at 10 a. m.
Sale to be carried in conformity to the rules of the
club and no allowance of time to be given.
Two entries in each class will be necessary to make
arsce in that class.
The time of starting and the sailing directions, will
be published by the Regatta Committee, under whose
direction the race is to be conducted.
Subscription let at the Office of the Secretary No.
Pine street.
sHIPwRECK AND Loss OF LIFE.
The Bath (Me) Times of the 18th inst. states that
a photographic dispatch was received in Bath on the
10TH from Macbisspor, stating that the ship Bolton,
belonging to Messrs. Houghton & Brothers OF Bath,
was total wreck on Cross Island, and all hands were
lost except the second mate and two seamen. The
- I'LL L.. a.
ers last season, was commanded by Capt Coter, and
we are informed was fully insured. She was bound
for ST. John, N. b., for a cargo of deals. Cross
Island lies just outside of Machias Bay.
WRECK OF SHIP COLORADO, OF PORTSMOUTH,
By the arrival Of steamer North Brton, at Quebec,
intelligence Of the loss of ship Colorado, OF Ports
mouth, received, but few particulars were given
kcm the English Consul which states that the Coioraoo
had been lying at the port two days, preparing to load
sudden tornado arose, driving the ship on shore ana
she went TO pieces in ten minutes. Mrs. klcker was
Knocked overheard by spar, aud Captain Kicker I'M.
medatcy sprang overheard after her, and persisted IN
his attempts to her. The son, Clinton was taken
into the family of the American Consul where ne VIII
remain until an opportunity offers to send nun home
The sail,rs lost boy and Lascar. The officers
and crew numbered %. ,
Can't Ricker's age was &c. lie was the adopted son
of Capt Andrew Daniels who was also lost at sea.
Mrs Kicker, of about the same age was the daughter
of Mr. James Clinton of Newcastle, who was also lost
al sea in the privateer Portsmouth. They have left
three children. of eight years, who was then on
board the Colorado was saved.
NAVAL.
The United States bark Release, Lieut.. Command
ing VIM. A. Parker one Of the Paraguay expedition,
arrived at this por, yesterday in 30 days from Monte
yideo She brings home passengers the crew of
the late American bark Austin which was destroyed
by fire at Ruenos Ayrcs the 9TH of April last Some
Of the crew were suspected and accused of setting the
vessel on fire and were sent bone for trial by the
American Consul at Buenos Ayres. The American
squadron sailed for Buenos Ayres April 30 officers and
crew AL well List Of officers of the Release:
Ir Commanding VIM A Parker. LieUts Thomas s. vile.
brown VIM A Kirkland. Master A. +. CIossmsu; Acting
Surgeon VIM. NJ PAGE. Captains Clerk John L. Lanehorne