New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
HARI.NE AFFAIRS.

! ARRIVAL OF SUPPOSED NURDEsER. II KEY WEST.
The United States Revenue Gutter VIM Apple; N,
Lieut.. Randolph commanding, arrived at Key West,
June q, from e1uise bringing three prisoners, who
ere suspected of the Durde: OF ses, Of Capt Monau-
ties Of the schooner Experiment ana tie subsequent
1u1 ming Of the vessel ashore spd robbery u the specie
| in The captains charge. The men say that the cap
| tin fell overheard accidentally while of Hillsboro
ard that in tempting to him, the vessel dritted
on the breakers, and wac lost. They ackno Sle1ged
baying robbed the trunks after the vessel was lost,
but deny that the captain met his death at their
bsnds. Suspicions are 20 strong against them tha;
Commissioner Brown has committed them FOR trial.
About 81 92j in Spanish and Mexican dOubloons were
70 md upon the persons Of the boats crew.
Tie Experiment was fitted out at Havsns. for the
purpose Of Transporting Indisrs from Carthagens to
Cuba, where they are made slaves OF.
The Experiment went ashore the Sth, and drove
up high on tie beach. She is dry at low water.
Being an old vessel it is doubtful whether the wreck
ers viii attempt to save her.
DETENTION or THE STEAMSHIP WISER.
BY the Arsgo we learn that the North Germsn
Loyd's steam ship Weser which advertised to
sail from SCuihau ptOn the Both ult., did not leave
on the appointed day. the fitting in OF new propeller
having occupied time than vas originally cal
cuaied upon. Messrf. Croskey & Co., the Com
psny's aeeuts at Southampton, write that she would
positively leave on Sunday, % int.
the LAKE FLEET on TIE OTHER SIDE OF THE AT
LiSTIC.
The Clereland Hral9 Of the 10Th inst, says that
letters have been received in that city from Liver
pool announcing the arrival on that side Of the At
lantc 4 two Of the Cleveland vessel the j f. War-
ner az X. ii. Harmon. The former arrived at Cork
on June Il, making the trip from Quebec in twenty
one days. ard the letter on the l9tb, after run OF
twe1ty-tbree days. The cargo of the Warner had
been sold in Glasgow, and re.wn trip of Scotch pig
iron engaged for Cleveland. The cargo Of the Har
mon would be sold in Liverpool.
The OCEAN REGATTA.
Upto p. N. yesterday the following yachts hsd
entered for the prze, viz: Schooner Msdje, X. +.
Loper; schooner Fayorta, Commander a. {.
Kipgslard schooner Gpsey, Lorlard Spencer;
sloop Maria Commander L A. Shaw.
WRECKS.
The shin Indian Hunter of Newcaste, Me-, Austens,
master from Mobile, bound for Liverpool with 3,l52
baes Of cotton struck Pickles Reef on the morning
Of tie Goth of June, ard bilged Immediately. Inc
schooner Gypsy, Velocity and Texas have arrived at
this port with COS Ja,es Of co ton from the wreck
one thousand bales viii probably be saved dry, snd
the balance in a damaged condition.
The IIdian Hunter was fine ship OF ab9n' a i;9oo
tu1 and four wears old. Her cargo was worth about
5000 coo; ship, $4,000; value OF ship aud cargo,
s29O.O00 Although the wrecks upon this coast are
becoming ovory yoar, y0t az tina "a no ti0'0i
thew seem TO increase in size and value and this one
ia said TO be tho largest cotton wreck that has ever
occurred here. Mr.. James Flor is her eonsignee
The schooners Relampsgo and Eliza Flax have SINCE
arrived with about 400 bales more Of the cotton from
Tie Indian Hunter; from these vessels We learn that
all the cotton has been taken from between decks
and that several Of the vessels are at work 10
the lower hold 1t is feared the stern may break
of from the ship and consequently some OF the
cargo be lost AL the vessels aud men that can be,
are at work at the cargo, while some are en-
gagged saving the materials. From present appear
snees not over coo bales will be saved in fair order,
most Of having had TO be RATED from the ship to the
wreckEc vessels it being too rough to lay alongside.
The L. 5. Revenue Cater Robert McLelsnd, H. IA
Hujgirs, from Mobile for New York, erriyei here Oh
the 18th filed water casks and proceeded on her voy-
noe .gth. KEY of the Gdf July2.