The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-24
Telegraph Marine Report.

HIGHLANDS Sept Is sunset-one bark OF the Highlands
in tow the Huntress and brig In the ong bound in
Wind NV, light; weather cloudy.
SANDY HOOK Sept g. sunsetNo vessels in sight, bound
in. Wind NV, light; weather cloudy
LONG BRANCH Sept g. sunsetNo inwarp bound vessels
in sight. Wind light from NV; weather cloudy.
Miscellaneous.
BRIG MASON DAVIS tof Boston,, o'Nea, from Savannah
for this port cargo Of mahogany and palm leaf ashore
miles North Of squan Inlet on the bar and fun Of water
The built at Swansea Mass, in 1852 2l9 tons regis
ter, rated Az and is owned by oNel and Others Of Eau
River.
scHR HARRISON JONES from Florida for this port with
cargo Of cedar also ashore the brig above The
. Belvile, NJ in lss 10 tons register A2s
and is owrrq b. Mr. Ashbough Of New York
sHrp pcnEThs vessel lies in the same position, with her
hold full Of water Steam pumps are at work. and her
cargo decks being discharged in lighters Some
90 100 already been taken out but mostly wet
weather proves favorable she may be got of soon
FoR SAN FsAscisco-ThA splendid clipper snip Napier
oadng at pier River to sail 9Th oc'o- y
tor cos Dispatch line This elegant ship is Of the 'A"'o
clipper model Of the shapes. ana best sn sns
and san co have Cleared Black
Hawk this month viii finish loading mi mi Asa
Of Of whaeshp Twilight. O New Redf ,dThe Poly
I'VE the Marquesas after passage Of Is days from
and found the pa nS apen a m II asse OF c w
called We ID the from ane ad
vdaa had e lpdo for New caeda leaving only the Gag and
the missionaries The whaleship Twilight Hathaway r.
half months out O sperm and
fish oil wrecked Hanamanu Bay, Hiyao. June l. Mt
The ship had been anchor some days
way and bound the time OF the dsaesr We took
ships company board together with tie The
wreck sold Frenchman from $500 The
troublesome and arrival had
robbed the ship of confderae property They had planned
in assistance aiyet attack upon the works o.
fourth Of mile from the wreck, in and about which the
goods stored ihe were constantly Under Urn
Our sudden appearance damper on the natves VIC
all proceeded Tahiti SNIP
company with the exception Of the captain ana ohcers were
| andcdp
teri was reported as having ouncrcd In the Pacific The
referred was u Lancaster and she did not foun
der as viii be seen following from the Polynesan
Honolulu paper July 23"As we were going to press
wcs point Of Nooka Capt Thomas Spencer Of this place
connsny with Capt Small Of the Lancaster, chartered small
vessel and started the disaster where
they Sunday and found the wreck the spot
ledge Of rocks which re Ated that portion Of her
cargo consisting of casks Of ale lined miles
10 Reward Captains Spencer and small Monday
and Wednesday the and cargo sold by
Everett for account OF whom may concern and
iyed $50 for the wreck II lies for the casks
about forty Of whnh thought unIninred; 81
for fifty one hundred pound packages quicksilver
recovered hs The purchasers best II kfu and intrepid
divers can be gf The long boa and tackDg iD which thu
captain and themselves also sold
then and rated "a. She owned in Phladelphia)
Bn BmG Ass Ioyiff from .cuare, before reported ashor
below Boston sil remains the spit, and people boar
| are throwing overheard her cargo Of salt
BRc JrSitTs rot "a Duxbury Beach Thursday nigh
tltet having cen dihflnrLrd.