New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-19
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Of bowynrt, repaired value, slaeo expense, 1891 l6
Ship Ilsa Holmes Grflhs from New York New Orleans,
hor Tortugas sistsd % and proceeded on bHt afterwards
ship Eihe tilep sn from New Orleans I for Bremen
sise sss fs siaf ss9S % fs'Fs H.
Schooner 'on ana Egsy Dixon from A, cays sg Ss,g ,.s
expess 81 a5; consigned to Brown Cnrry.
shg \ in f MaGl& Ai & ess @ S@ @ 9hSn for kes W' s
consigned d Brown G Cprry.
Steamship Yest9Nn Cooper, from New YORK io Havana
ashore Chg sart Reef astsd eg and proceeded On bsF soy
4gs ss fi9 s % S%iSssf i S s.,,. m Nav yo, o,. Of
forttas b le9m se6is, eef talue s3Doi espsnse 800
schooner Blac Monster Roach from Mobile Havana,
Of pnrs sails etc., value siO; est'nated expense, sS00
T"al nuaher peeidenis during hc year 6 slean.hP
a yaas f. z Yss s AZ "n % saod 9 san s2es y as
sg2zf9; salvage aud expenses s5i,S6 nciien sales S26io
The brig T. ". Rowland, Capt Rowland, from
New Orleans, bound TO Marseilles, ran ashore on
Pickles reef on the TtL inst, and hove over part
of her cargo and got OF without the aid oil the
wrechers. She has arrived Mt this port IN charge
Of Capt. Lave, leaking and will be obliged TO dis
and quantity Of slaves. The cotton has been
saved BY the Wreekng schooner 4. Il. Bond and
consigned to J. +. Packer.
The Br schooner Rhoda, Knowles, on the 10th,
from Tampa, with cattle, bound to Nassau.
The ship Charlotte has gone to sea. No fire was
found on board
The U. S. steam Corwin, Lieut.. Comdg. Wilkin-
son, arrived last evening from New York. She
VIII De engaged CURING Inc WliitbF luah}l " ~ diU-
graphical survey Of the channel between the Reefs
and Key.
The steamer Magnolia, Capt. Cfoweli, arrived
this morning from Havana.
The steamship Isabel on this afternoon from Ha-
vana, and leaves vt p. NJ.
KEY WEST, January II, 1860.
The United States steamship Wyandotte, Lieut.
Com'dg Shirley, arrived at this place on the 1ltl
inst, from Havana. She Goals and then sails on
a cruise via Pensacola, where she touches for pro
visions
The United States steamer Mohawk Lieut Com'de
Craven, will sail to-day, at 10 A. NJ. for cruise.
The Coast Survey steamer Walker, Lieut.. Com'de
Guthrie, viii sai in day or two for her station ii
the bay. The survey Of tile west coast of Florida
will be her employment during the winter.
The Coast Survey steamer Courier Lieut.. Com'dl
Wilkinson arrived at this place on the 9th. and wil
soon proceed to her station on the Indian Key.
The Wreckers have brought down the ship Sanlue
Lawrence, Wheeler, master, from tile main shoal
upon whicl, she was ashore q few days ago. The
injury 70 her i5cousidcrablc. No examination has
yet been made.
Tie brig r. W. Rowland Rowland, master, from
New Orleans for Marseilles with a cargo OF to
bacco cotton etc, ran ashore on Pickles Reef, OF
the morning Of the It'll. Capt II. threw OVERHEARD
II bales cotton 10 II slaves and few ba1rel'
rosin, and succeeded in getting off, He has ar
rived. leaking At the rate Of siN inches per hour
The cargo will be discharged and vessel repaired
She is consigned to j. L. Packer, Es1.
The schooner Red Eagle, Capt. -, from Fera
Cruz for New York, arrived the latii and sailci
on the 1lth. The schooner +. Raymond, Capt
Latham, arrived on the llth, from Havana, il
ballast.
The steamship Magnolia, Capt. Cfowell, sails thit
morning for New Orleans
The ship S. r. Mallory is engaged to take the
discharged cargo of the ship G. Crocker TO Liver
unOl.