The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
Telegraph Marine Report,

Telegraph Marine Report.
SQUAN, NJ Jan g. sundown-No vessels in sight Wind
fresh from ENE showing with an appearance of severe
storm.
Miscellaneous.
The screw steamer Guatemala of 1000 tons burthen built
by Samuel Sneeden for the Panama Railroad Company will
be launched from yard at Greenpon weather permng
this (Tuesday) morning, at half past O'Clock.
THE HAMBURG srEANsmrs-The steamships of the Hamburg
and New York line have been laid for the
and February On the LIST of March the
New York for Hamburg, Borussia will sail from Ham
burg on the same day for this port.
Boston SHIPPING LsrThe accurate and popular Boston
Shipping List made its appearance the st enarg
ed form and printed type Some improvements have
been introduced making Of the valuable papers
the mercantile community published in country The
view the market prepared with and accuracy
locations contains lists Of vessels trading United
The California and Australia ees which renders invaIuabs
to shipowners and merchants engaged in foreign We
prietors VIII continue TO reap rich reward for their aruous
CLIPPER SHIP DICTATOR Capt zerega loading Mt pier
49, Err for San Francisco and sail cd inst The
Dictator substantial and elegant vessel has all the
latest Improvements in ventilation, &c, necessary ship
gong to California She has always landed her cargoes
clipper snip Young america is also rapidly filing and viii
T. Coleman & Co.'S line
wREcEs-Captain wamack, of the ship Westminster at
ten PORT Plata % ne Of 81 ms omSgo ~
passed within two miles Of brig ashore She seemed have
ing 70 force herself the surf which making breach
over her captain was unable 70 obtain respect
showers Of rain o. The nth inst Coy de Jaas Of
small vs M ne an nsr ast standing
wreckers Eight miles west Of Coy de Juas the hull Of
complete Standing miles q Soy &c ja
manmas gone broken oil below the top her
6d s had Ss ean ~ yards
time as they will most probably break the first hery
Tuv ppoprrtrp p.,-,vopr uvhioh mn. h,p, e.. AZ.
Of running between Baltimore and the West Indies
aa he W nd IN or Hs ays a TO ma s III
market fully supplied with fresh fruit
ca nAR ARK reported the Gonceste Of Bath from Cuban
south side 10Th u She after obtaining some
Information from the boats crew.
BRIG SAMUEL Otis before reported on Amelia Island
total loss. The o was valued at 5000.
BRIG ANNA BAcH from jacksonville Baltimore with
lumber put into Fernandna 9th ut leaky and with oss OF
reported from Bird Island is advertised sold VIII
mington, NC, Jams.
been sold for $204 49, The materials saved brought S TO-
scnR SEcoR from Bucksvlle SC, for Portsmouth, lumber
and filed. Crew saved.
scnR sAMARrA from Baltimore for Richmond, came in col
sion 3lst ut off Hog Island, with schr Connklin
Brooklyn. The samara considerably damaged.
scHR ii HAzzARD, Largen, from Black River ia for Phi
sais &c 'p'
scnR SENATOR wcks hence at Savannah on the 2sth MI
on Cape Hateras lost foTemas maniopmast jbboom
ioregaG.
There insurance the American Office Providence %
the amount Of $500 the OF schr sally Badger and
from Pnson Me. for Boston before
Scituate, Me- with the loss OF all her portion of her
cargo win he saved.
The pilot boat DAVID Mitchell Of New York been award
op S ys, of ssSnse rendered 70 brig Cseg Bird
taken into Newport In distress the ith nit
scr Harvest Of Cleveland has aid from Newcastle f. with
oad OF coasdora Braz port on charter Of 5000 for six
beyond that time The owner Mr. eiss goes with her as
snpercargo Capt kummage who commanded her ont has
returned TO his home Cleveland. -
Notice To Mariners.
THE ROUTE BETWEEN FRANCISCO AND CHINA
ScHR FEHIMoRE COOPER,
- HOs0LULu Nov is, 1858 (
Sir have the honor inform department of the arr
val OIL the Femore Cooper this after cruise
three days, during which visited the positions assigned
several dangers between San Francisco Sandwich H
ands and the oChna registered on the Chart
Of Reported dnngers complied uuder the direction of Com
mander Rodgers viz