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

HIGHLANDS. Sept Is sunset-one bark on the Highlands
Wind NV, light; weather cloudy.
SANDY HOOK, Sept % sunsetNo vessels in sight bound
in. Wind NV, light; weather cloudy.
LONG BRANCH, Sept 23 sunseNo inwarp bound vessels
in sight Wind light from NV; weather cloudy
Miscellaneous.
BRIG MASON DAVIS (of Boston, ONeal from Savannah
for this port with cargo mahogany and palm leaf ashore
miles North Of squan Inlet, the bar and full Of water
The was built Swansea Mass In 1852 2i9 tons regis
ter rated AZ and owned by QNel and others Of Fan
River
scnR HARRISON JONES, from Florida for this port with
cargo Of cedar also ashore the brig The
LII, az Beve NJ in ls49 10 tons register, rates Aga
and is ownrq By Mr. Ashboagh, Of New York.
sBIp RacHEIThs lies in the position with her
hold full of water Steam are at work. and her
cargo being discharged in lighters Some
90 or 100 already been taken out but mostly wet
the weather proves favorable she may be got OF soon
For SAN FRASc'sco-ThA splendid clipper snip Napier
loadng Of pier East River, sail 9Th octo -
tor Co.'S Dispatch line This elegant ship is OF the
o one Of he sor anrpsi ana
sutton CO have ear rv ss sys
| and have the Napier nearly engaged iuii'
wnAksHr TwnsnrrThe following are some particulars
ns Ss he Esm M
I'VE the Marquesas after passage Of rs days from
bnshen apu menu and children while can
5 We T sa he sns s G%
yiduas had left for New Caledonia leaving only the Gag and
the missionaries The whaleshp Twilight Hathaway, e.
Bedford seven ard half months out 200 and
fish OIL was wrecked HaDamanu Bay Hvao. June ut
gPM The ship had anchor somedays and wa undc,
bound al the time OF the disaer We took the
sbps company board together with h effects saved
sold Frenchman from for $500 The
troublesome and arrival hat
robbed the ship of considerable property They had planned
IN assistance arrived. attack the works
Captain Hathaway who had erected large tent on shore
oneonrh of mile from the wreck in and about which t'
goods stored. The constantly under nl's
| Our sudden damper the
all bon to Tahiti where tne snip
company with the exception OF the captain anu oocis' "o
| landed"
BARK IAScAsrER-A few days since the BARK lanGas
reported having foundefed IN inc Incic IN
referred Lancaster ana sie d not foun
der as will be seen the following from The Poyneslan
Honolulu paper of July gas were going to press
learned tha The bark Lancaster had gone ashore th
ncs nnn OF Mooka Capt Thomas Spencer of this place
conpsny with Cant Small Of the Lancaster chartered
vessel and started for the of the
they arrived Sunday and found the wreck spot
ledge of which e hifted and that portion OF
cargo consisting casks of ale lined the
ceYard Captains Spencer and Small returned Monda
Wednesday the vessel cargo sold by
Everett for account Of whom may concern, and rea
ized $3.50 for the wreck lies $50 FOR the Of ale
about forty Of whsh were Thought To he unnjured and
for fifty one hundred pound iron packages Of quicksilver 10
recovered ms the purchasers best may ku and intrep
divers can be got The long boat and tacklng In which N
captain and saved themselves sold for SvI
1be u was built Mt Milford Del III 1881 $50 tons bu
THEFT aud rated "a. She owned in Philadelphia
HR Bnic ANN Tovrr from ionare before reported asilor
below Boston sll remains the sph, and people on boar
l. | are throwing overheard her cargo Of SAT-
| RHG JrSitrA gnt "a Duxbury Beach Thursday nigh
after having Leon discharged.