The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
Telegraph Marine Report.
HfGHLANrS Oct f6 sunset-One bark or the Highlands,
bound in. Wind s, lghS weather clear.

34GE01U marine C0fTC8ROn0ences
Ferguson at This in distress finished her repairs and
he Of ssi % Is which sdyans.d On Soomry The
ra ss1 % her Sc The Old
The sss lately re- Sn rS aDs has
l0 The cargo Of lumber VIII probably be reshipped to
dsInased and water logged brig Wabash Capt Hodsdeu
has been discharged Of her lumber Orders
VIII determine whether she viii be repaired and take her
fey
sehr erber from Boston passed
being On Orange Keys the 18th ut Another Vessel
reports TIA, The brig had been go, Of and i is Thought
Ss and dS ys Wsls ssS f9 for this city
10Th sailed Jackso the 9th The second mate died
oil apoplexy the fourth day out from Savannah.
MtScekia neOus.
SuP RACHEL ashore back West Bank has been moved
abon lengths and is expected she be hove off the
reporsCn the 18th ut lei with Iai H. lon s. the british
water took ,he captain twenty IN number
he poney S9Ts as
3D. IN with he BRUSH bark ssphaa Waerorsea and aba aa
dned Inc Enoch Talbot experienced heavy gales during the
TIE ALMA from Newcastle for The United States put into
Cowcs Oct l. ieaky and must discharge y telegraph from
BRIG Gov BRowS The following Is the report of Captain
aEwoh Of the brig Gov KsrOwn before reported abandon
August passed Downs August 18Th se Islands ,'' aS
sagns Light Winds rand and s s2%s N 9Th when visited
ssss s S gale 2 on Sc @ s q sas I ss
violent boarding US on every tack We throwes
cargo over % Tighten The brig he septemesr was
sn heavy rolling sss 18Th wSsa a We V nS %srs
% rom b assS on no boag
gallant Dacsay fssss % w
.s he sns gust w, yards
savng two large boats We then cut away prevent the
& :sss sss.
ss he O sso %o., ,s
u s9e ssntsa sssiss ssss
ss. & aH 4ss ss
sss only remaining ~ for &c snip my none
Is ing s &c TEN
SSSd mot s w The state they
other alternative, allowed him what he could The
WIN snes
Gays a's' ''ha'' safe quebec
BRIG SABINE hence for Galveston before reported
took fire fifteen miles ESE from Galveston bar nine
morning Of "a Inst The fire ORIGINATED between decks
crew Win ,gsssssser barely haa tine make tss'
sSs s
s 10 taa m m % s 20 % %a
IN the cabin They ef, the vessel in full blaze They finally
landed M the mouth Of Caney and then proceeded BY
Quinana. where they on the steamer Alice but she got
agrouI in TIE canal and they had to another convey
sncc t. Galveston The Sabine fine vessel carrying
about ,o tons and had FIJI assorted valued
rance Company of Galveston and further ss doubtless by
Northern tices The freight alone amounted 10 $500 The
vessel was only four years old had new sas and
probably worth $4,000 She was owned by Messrs Wake
man, imon & Co, Of New York.
Fin PRlc Bupor mot Baron e MARTINEZ Bonrdase from s.
Pierre MIG before reported ashore Point
Boston hnrior came OIL and arrived 18th She
;lined no injury.
BRIG KIRKLAND, Knight nj Baltimore from 81 Johns
r. Lost part OF deck load In heavy gale
scnR MARcFIA, Tracy, at Baltimore from Thomason Ne,
sprung bowspr carried away bobsays and split sails
sails and boat. -
The following table gives summary Of the vessels the
harbors Of New York, boston, baltimore, Wilmington, O.
Charleston Savannah Mobile New Orlcahs Galveston at
latest accounts from each OF those PORTS
NEW yOuR.