New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
To n, Editor Of tn. ~ Y Tribune.
MARINE AFFARS.
THE WRECK OFF WEXFORD.


The shin Pama or Pomona reported by the Adj
els;de "A wrecked off Wexford, Ireland on the l7th
il thought to be the packet-ship Pomona, Capt {.
Merrthey of 1853 tuns built in Boston in 1885, aud
owned in this city by Messrs. Howiani x Frothing-
hmm. She is valued at s50,00o, which amount, to-
Gather with her cargo consisting Of chemicals, hard
ware and dry goods 20 the value Of about 100000 is
fnv ;rsured in this ty. The Pomona left Liverpool
nm The 9th ult an the date of the accident being
Given as the 18th, is thought to be I'm error OF the
telegraph or reporter.
BRIG ASHORE.
The brig Maria, c. plain Ingraham, from Sagua Ia
C,rande. with molass, g. bound to Bristol r. l., went
ashore on LOhg Isaid, opposite Patchogue, on Mon
day night about II O'clock. she lies Wei up on the
beach Cd sand, with far prospect of saving the
cargo; but with doubt as to getting the vessel
Off The coast guard has gone to her assistance.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
The steamship Northern Light sailed yesterday for
Aspinwall, with full complement Of passengers for
California.
WRECK AT sTA.
Bark Sarah ID. Snow, arrived on Monday from Wham-
poa, reports May 8, lat. SO III, long 70 o. passed
several pieces Of painted plank, AMI shortly after
something having the appearance Of the deck OF
ships house, with the ends Of the plank broken and
carines whole; the top was painted white, and the
whole appeared TO have been but short time in the
water.
EAvAL.-ARRIvAL OF the L. s. FR1GATE SABINE
The u. s. frigate Sabine, Flag officer William b.
Shubrick arrived at this port Monday in forty-sx
days from Montevedio, having board passengers
the Hon. j. b. BOwlin and his Secretary, Samuel
Ward, esq, who returns after having effected recon-
Citation between this country and Paraguay.
Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune
UNITED STATES FRIcATE SABISE,}
NEw-YoRK BAY, May 9, 1859.
We have arrived in port, after pleasant passage
Of i6 days from Montovidco. We crossed the equa-
tor April 10 since which time we have had fair gentle
brooses.
On the Goth of last month one of our men, named
John Boulder, died of dropsy Excepting this, very
little has occurred to break the monotony of sea
voyage Commissioner j. b. Bowlin returns with us,
having, as you already know achieved the object of
his mission to Paraguay Below give correct list
of officers who have returned in the ship.
Flac Ofcer-wm D. Shubrick. Captan-Hcnry A. Adams
Cnmmnpder-Perrvsl Drayou (Orinance Oce Lieutenans
Glls M%PoS%ash Ga,ssy A. Is Sn 9" sss
r. Levi l. H. Newmsn W p Mccain acting M4't, Fleet
Harrison PuTsrrJohl F. Steele. ChsPaiDJOhn Blake Co%
mOdores Secretary j. PasriJt S"Pa I cao,,n
Marines-Robeft TansL First Lieutenant MarnesC Hen
deT.on second Lieutenant Marin, sThonas Wilson Mil
shpmen-W N Alien, George II Perkins. Masters Mates
Valentine H. Voorhees, Daniel Duusuore, c w Lawrence j.
G. Robinson, w G.. Roche, james Z. Towers Boaiswan-
Paul Atkinson Gunner-Jamts NJ. Copper CeIpenteI-W d.
jenkins. SailmSkcr-John Joins
In justice to this ships company think 1t right to
commend them high terms for the valor and patriot
ism displayed willie up the Parana, and daily expect
ing to be called into action do not think have
ever before seen so much amity Of feeling displayed
among so large number Of men.