New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19
KEY-WRsT CORRESPONDENCE.

&peclal y The New Orleans GTesrent.l
KEY-WEsT, April u, 1860.
E7. Grsseeat The following vessels passed this
city on The 9Th inst;
Schooner Tannlipas, Of Greenport, from New
A Enrk fol Port Layaeca, nine days out; ship Mar
quette, III Thomaston, from Havre for New Or
Leans thirty-eight days out ship New Orleans, Of
New York, nom Havre for New Orleans, forty-iive
days out ship Sea King, of Boston, from Boston
Tor New Orleans, fourteen days ont ship Coru-
tucks ii Norfolk from New York for New Orleans,
seventeen days out ship Chas. Cooper, Of New
& Yprk, from New York for New Orleans, seventeen
days out.
Tne VIZ Ilavacca, from New York for Mobile, |
passed on the 9Th, and the schooner Ida Z. How
sas, from Boston tot Pensacola, passedon the 2sth
INST.
\ The ship sarah III Hyde. Capt. Bailey. reported
last at this port in distress and preparing to
continue hef voyage with tho assistance Of steam
pumps, has heen found TO be in 80 unworthy CON
dition that orders we're given to discharge her.
Nearly All her cargo il ont Of which one third is
U damaged state. Capt Bailey Is advisedb by the
n New York Agent Of Underwriters to have his ship
hsaFed out and repaired here. 1t is not yet de-
n cfded what viii BID done. The damaged cotton
viii DO however sold, and the dry placed in ware
S4s{1St uM ~ fsRSc1 ~ gIAEuiEu LIME Ibt
n fn is destination. The ship has been libelled for
salvage, Capt. Gtiger having claim upon her for
services.
The French brig Il Jenns Ida, Capt. Grouyillias,
from sisal via Havana (wlaere she had put in leak
lily and received thorough repair) bound to
Hayre, ashore tho morning Of the lst on Pine
Key bar. The schooner Wye went to her assist
ance and took ont part of her cargo, hauled her
into deep water, and brought her to this port. The
II vessel j. badly damaged. and will be discharged,
taken out on the Marine Railway and repaired.
She II consigned to Wall Il %.
The schooner R. II. Daley has been repaired and
will be able to continue her voyage by the 18th.
The steamship Granada, Capt. Harrison, from
New York with detachment of recruits to fill mp
several companies in Texas arrived the 10th inst.
Capt. Palmer, u. 8. AZ, was III command The
4 Grenada sailed the next morning for Indianola.
Y Officers and crew were all we'll Nine Of the sol
siiers deserted or were left ashore at this place.
The U. s. steamship Mohawk, Capt. Craven,
from cruise arrived at this city on the 23d ult.
Capt. Craven has been cleaning the ship. She was
ready for seq the 9th, and sailed for Cuba soon
after the arrival Of the Isabel from Charleston.
The y. s. steamship Pocahontas, from Norfolk,
Va, arrived the 9Th, and having coaled, was ready
for zen the afternoon Of the 10Th. Her destination
Is Vera Cruz, where also, we learn, the steamer
Crusader ii ordered.
The bark Armenia, Capt. Hamilton, arrived from
Boston the ga. With cargo Of ice for this place.
The schooner Townsend. Townsend, from New
ork the 2sth ult, sailed the Sd inst for Gal
weston.
The schooner ., H. crandall, Capt. Sawyer, ar
rived the 9Th, and sailed the sth for Bremen
The schooner ]. 3. James, CLARK, arrived the It'll
from Minatitlan, and sailed the 9th for Bremen.
The schooner W. Q. Atwater, Capt. Allen, from
Gienuegoa, arrived the 3Ist ut, and sailed the 9th
for New York.
The steamer Isabel arrived from Havana the
10th and left at once for Charleston.