The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10
Telegraph Marine Report.


Telegraph Marine Report.
HIGHLANDS. Jan 9, snnset.Nothng hut the steamship
Africa, bound in, In sight Wind W. and light Weather clear
Miscellaneous.
For particulars Of the burning Of ship Wright Lv
erpool see pews columns he built In this city In
81 was iI6l tons, and owned by II Marshall 4 Coz
THE COLLISION BETWEEN SnP ST PEr9R AND BeIo SARAH
Cant Savtn ship 81 Peter in letter TO Messrs THOMPSON
Hunter this city dated Charleston 9Th inst says- let
New York the 18th; had fine weather and good wnd ron
Rorhwaid until the morning of the SOh when hauled 70 me
5 Ss Sn @ s at be aS s S esS %sa
goaeout1 knots pM while engaged IN NEE eswss up
right the mate he order forward 'nard to port
With the Wheel was the ne aod saw me ,v wheel a o
when she struck on e por, hog Just nnder tue
bs fore yard boom ioers and the gear ssched which we
ha hs o aws sas swa me IA oanS
ed he pumps and found lhe water gaining on u.s. put men
with injured windward, ana commenced throwing
the Sus Ii ne ss I'M we
TO bring the injury out of the water most OF the neug TOO
being ane day Which was the rs which
Ing Se 1 we S with 0n s s SGw % e
filled the hole with md nailed boards the having
and paired The rigging enabled proceed
% some po5' Chat The first to be get az the brig proved 2
cargo Of csses The on shortly the
snd was glad Them help work had work
snoesh for 80 %n tor @ ss I had r
the fore peaSf recoeci thai did not Ike 70 take but
w S 1as aaaS IL a
does much The that was thrown over WAS
MES tried to keep back al that vau able, and threw
nG ha S osss s.fh
OF the chain which had to slip account of s making
hole In the bow"
fell in with the bark Marine Alien, Of Famon'h
sails gone Took the crew on I'd nuuher, they
the wreck FIVE days in n destitute condition,
sHIP JARVIS, Collier before reported driven ashore
on Beach Island still lies upon the rocks badly damaged e
OTeans Che was built at Msdord IN 1850 40 IONS rated
ALB, and owned by parties In Castine and Boston)
fore shIe no for repairs ar
ashore launched from the railway e,h inst she hal
serious injury She viii immediately take in her cargo and
proceed to Boston.
Del morning Of 9Th inst with gnal Of distress fyag
The eapug America went to her assistance to tow her into
MECHANIC from Nachias fol Boston, befre reported
Lost said TO have capszed Crew saved after being "a
hours at IN open boat
Bn5e THOMAS Edward OF Thonasonl Bailey from 81
M hyer Ga f3r Boston with pine nes e ran ashore "fa
water Vessel total loss Part Of Inc cargo viii be saved
BRIG EUGENE, Thompson OF and for rhomason
from saa Rver Ga with cargo hard pine, anchored OF
night broke anchor parted chain oher
ron he
The vessel Is In good order ohewse and after procuring
KATE before reported Inst lo5
built in 1850 at Belfast, Me- where she is owned
atF0 aes TOR
and she iu OF Assistance has been ssnt
| 10 her.
ESCORT which sid Nantucket I'd for Edgartown,
with quantity Of nnosr taken from steiner Island LONE
| and dry.
hope that the three The Mountain Wave James
by probably ognar ~ of and
| November N~'1'
Mr. Church. u,yhnuk pilot contracted discharge
sch Me .prkl hag
been got of.
ANTWERP, Dec 80 by teDTh. ship Pa ner
from Ca lao grounded In the middle OF the BATE
Two hours before high water, and is considered great
which rived here Oct So is leaky and requires he docke
CoEK Passage Vest, Dec i6Tbe chip orozmbo Of sad
Backyard whsrfto repair damages sustained by
with Norwegian bark The American ship Calender has
2obThe american ship Ellen Lewis Fitzgerald from Tyne
hYok, which put here leaky Dec 49, Vim discharge
repairs.
Cows, Dec 2oThe ship waban Hartridge from
ON he ss. by Ss M as Ssors raoores Sas
been Cysd " here from Portland to day by The tugs rheox
pairs she much about the after part the whole
the stern frame being apparently cut away.
DEAL Dec 23Tbe Mystery Mathews from London for
Zealand lost anchor and chain In the Downs this afternoon
and has for Marae Roads Others are being sent
of to her from hence.
FALMOUTH, Dec eiThe American ship Weymouth, Elliott
Il sails and susder has commenced dischana her
tighten of about 500 tons and to red
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GIBRALTAR Dec 15-The American bark Ceesta 10 YES
from Malaga for Meesina put In lh inst with loss Of
ater maiDnat mzen topmaet Opsalantnast
rail- sancheons &C. baving been In collision when 60 miles OG
Madeira with the steamer Great Britain from Liverpool
tor Melbourne
Put in 18th bark sogherner with the master aud ave
the American bark Kate Wheeler, abandoned etky
picked IN lat 81 30 N Ion 10 W The sinder ken
Ivy British bark from Liverpool for BOmoay. The
aoen with marble, from Genoa for Boston
LIVERPOOL. Dec "a bark, wa,erogRed and abaniose5
win her first name William" and her beginning with
y" with quantity OF pine timber foaiing aooit
passed Dec IL by the Thornton arrived here from Ne
York.
Colombo arrived here from Charleston and IN
shipped her wheel from broacbg to while her beam ends
/ and Ia making water
ship lying gale which halted that she had her
AN very dark III lat IS s. lon i6 H. by Tue John auu
yed here from Calcutta but which unable TO render
l assistance.
The David G Fleming which arrived here yesterday
| John, Nh, had feet wser in her hold
2stTbe wreck o. n ssel Apparently OF North American
build wpb quantity of deals foseg 4, passed
he Eth er In lat IS ~ lon q W. by the Facoo from Bue
l syres.
DeG 2sThe ,American ship Amelia, from Liverpool for
Charleston oil the Copeands running for Belfast
Tough, Dec ~, by the steam tug Rather.
The Columbia from new York, is shore Mt Kno'is Hole
Dhgle and dries With The tide he is reported arrived s
| Liverpool 23d)
MADEIRA Dec The American bark Ceests, hen e Dec
siiernhlen
IN her howsprt tDpmase having been contct with he
Great Britain but after landing passenger she continued hel
l voyage
The following table gives % TIE vessels In m.
hartors OF New York. Boston. Bhltm0re wilmington
Charleston, savannah Nutc New orleans, snd Galveston
| At latest sccOuute from each of those ports
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