The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-17

Eagle, Naples Dawn Buenos Ayres Eagle Cnracoa Excel
Mobile; George Bradford (Br. - brig Raymond Br, Apa
From Communicating Mary Stewart. Naples
| Wind during the day NE to NV
Telegraph Marine Report.
BARK GERnANrowN-Philadelphia Feb 1.-the bark Ger
mantown, from Rio Janeiro Va New Orleans New York
with coffee and mossscs abandoned the night OF 10th
ns The captain and crew are safe having arrived at LATHE
sly New Yors Ths W.: built IN SswDurypsrt ISIS
ops sSS and was owned by Thomas Se"ha
Brio y. Feb 1.-THE brig Marcia from
ST
1. :s4 s a sv York e. s
The latter sunk and The former was in.
sH
epmss xesss Of he hsa.nds s Bound
Wind NV, fresh, with snow squal
sAHRX I H1oK Feb L. squ:eNo vessels in ush sOnnd
GELS q sshL WIND NV, esh showing, and very thcE In
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Il so GsR %
ard de- ss aas. 2 ssa u, u for N. New YOss
Or en 1a1a on '0'fd al
5 ON S.
next day. $500 paid DE Tuscarora for the service The
he a9s W Inc
The schr Souherne Bellows arrived on the Sd inst from
ing badly and WIN have TO dschargs The whole Of Ship
the Ts Coast cast Survey steamer Coswip Lieut. Com Wilkinson
geographic surveys She will coal and at once return TO
The Us steamship Crussdar Lieut. Com Maa arrived from
about Tho coast OF Cuba at noon on the 6 touching 10
Us Ssrshs has sold sbGp 800 bales o mayed cotton
Co.. Average price per bale ss total amount Of sales
The bgg I"ds at this port a. Distress has repaired at
The brS Sampson Davis sailed 9th for Jacksonville
The cotton saved from the sh Eliza Mallory has been ap
psT cent len BY @ sem the viii have
fhe Us steamers CRUSADER sailed s On cruise; corwn 9th
Tor the Reef, serveying.
Miscellaneous.
The steamship Borussa Of the Hamburg line has been sub
ss sn for se and a, m leave
receive repairs The sailing days hereafter viii be a.
Borussa, from Southampton. Feb New York Mar
Teu,Onla, f" April 4....... May
apeco LAyed which sailed hence this morning savannah
s She hs 10 be
tow Of steamship Monticello just arrived from savanns The
tier must be damaged.
sMF &C Rogers Of the sh Albert 0urrs
large ship with painted ashore on the Two Brohsrs
wrecker was by her.
aE 4 from Va Table Bay
repairing on the Stat
os c e.
sls a On Long Islsna before rep0re sold sSs sy
BRIc wlAAx PgRncrox Of Boston from Kirkland Islands
r a s sss & 1 s @ "
| 1DEce, had sails split, stove boat &c.
LEGION Boston, S pun
e New he ss s
reported with other SUI eceded accouns that NE John A.
o1maon' Changed % an ART al s. Tno%ss
~
Sris Charles Hs! CAP. John Lewis With ssssss
| Uncle Ben, Will 60 in search of the schr.
EcHR MARINAn N from Phiadepha for Newbern NC Will
o tons Of coal ran ashore near e mouth Of ee Se%se River
total loss.
heavy weather during the passage split sails, &c.
la s lon sssSy bo~ darSs which
ss:s % ns %
&C. having been blown Of the coast BY the gale q 10Th
fSa o ss
Feb l6rhe scbr Thcs Holcombe oosee from
:.s1 % % fen nos wi Il. s.o
rived the h inst experienced heavy gale; lost part
sHRwRrcx ON THE CoAsr OF GREENLAND Capt Edwart
Baker Of The bark wyman Of Boston states hs. HE la.
teleraphc voyage that he met while In Greenland
with old captain Anderson by
ctoone for district In South Greenland who informed hin
Of shpwreck the coast Frederckshaab in lat g. He
represented Capt Baker that the ship full rugged aup
poeed large as 600 tons upwards loaded With heavy
maple or beach timber commonly used believed
or S % sSSp deals and other ass
Of the ribs Of the ship and the
The wood and lightly fastened. The shir
ton broke in the press Of the ice and
life found Afterwards papers name anything
else BY which could Identified The timber with which
AID WAS treasure itself oreenanders have
great difficulty in procuring wood Of kind The event
CURED about three years ago.
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE AMERICAN SrE AMER
She was eight Gays shAnghas days and Six
hours down. ealing at all the ports both This really
quite unprecedented, II esionh the Chinese We hope
thai she wi soon poong her tips TO japan thus connecting
Daily Press The Peiho bull, in New York by Tns Coll
yen, ESQ
Spoken. &c.
steamship bound supposed TO be the Europa from
ton for Liverpool seen Feb lat &cby The Bohemar
hp Intrepid Gardner hence for shanghas Nov 3 of the
Ship Rchud Busted stephens hence for shaushae IN
dayH out, about Nov Is, lat Is 10 ", lon ll9 80 "
ship Sea Ranger Burnham. from Liverpool Dec Ii for San
FRANCISCO, Jan IL, lat 41S Ion $3.50
Big Thomas Swami, hence for Rio Hache Jan g. lat 30 81
ssnr Dyer Paine from Tanger for Boston Feb 49, PM
sesr sIpes. Wiley from Tansgcr for Bcson Feb 49, Pm
s<h udsrrabbe FROM Rocslard for yYorS before report
ed wxh loss o. anchors and !Udder geo g. Fhins zip,