New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08
Arrived.

Shanghae
signals with Am. bark showing Msya. ID distinguishing
SfRi ssi AM P iSs.
p NV NJ iI .1ti
ship witchcrsn Of Boston, JAM 49, lat 10 50 NJ lon 10,
snd white letters the inst Of which was r; I'd nst
lat IS 90 n "a spoke bark EdistO from Boston ChsrestOn.
blue ass with white sqSare letter in Qu.s
20 % Of the aGS , S pilot from boat SS. S
on the Bar At taken in tow by sseamtuS Under.
Ship &1so%sa Sess Oct 49, Ar Now TO-
passed Cape q Good Hope Dee y crossed The Eas:s
YoTi died at shangh.s, Sept s Dec u lat g g s. ion
Feb sfs lon p0ts sS Scsss Snsso
Ship ksihsy soddard Annoy Nov. passed the Strait. Of
Equator Jam H. to SoOSh1: c. In the straits q sSnda
Bark Princeton Hansen Demarars JAM 49, sugar TO Henry
Bark Luconis 1HoL HushoH Rotterdam Ss days. nde to
Bunge BuIage Co. Has experienced very heavy weather
ssree Cole New Orleans and the Bar JAM l mdse to
Brig Adene P Fluker lof Bostepl Fye, Minsscsns st. Do
miDgo, Jan 10, coffee ac, c. Z. j. Peer EIpehenced
Bg Princess Row. sT Sswbod Bermuda II days cotton
ke % Smith Jones Co Has had very hesyy weather,
C. Johnson Sid in CO. with ship Indian, for New orlesns
@ e a. for 6ns ao RE- S S:h ~
hatch from Lisbon Jam as 81 on Y 90 spoke bark j. w.
Big Aysnee (NOrsv, Teiesssn Alexandria Egypt Nov s.
passed Gibraltar "a Dec nd.e to order W' up the Hsh
Brig Emma, Hsp6sia Para JAM Il, rubber, ks, to E L.
POrau ssne day spoke bark Isabel Beurmsnn rsns
Jan ~ when he took heavy N E. gale and driven rs
Brig Matilda (of Boton Richardson Matasorsa a days cot.
Cn S to s,sI Ha had very heavy weather h. SesP
Big Emily w soybun, Nicisi St. Marx. Is day., cotton.
with schr Castor Harding for New Hss had heavy Il
Brig "A. D. Carnage tof wes.pOr N 81, Ellis Aux Cages
Jan i, coffee, &c. to master.
q, coffee, ke., TO Richard Thsckery.
schT ,1: W. Conner !of sGIy.u gEans J.ss.'pyils e
and was driven as far back the Delaware the weasel
schr s. j. wsng, Smith, Savannah days. cotton ke., to
McCIeady, Mott Co.
schr Andrew Stewart, Evans, Virginia days oysters
schr Gil Bias Pinto Virginia days, oysters
sohT 4. J. Beckett, Smith, stonington days stone.
Danham DimOn Was days from charleston BaTnegs
was spoken By plo.:bOai No; II
sshr John H. Allen lof Philsdep5sl HsOee JscksOn'ins
sir cSsy st ef Ss s5tS Hooper A,.,.p
81 as mols:es to urges Co. Hase1Perencedheavy wesher
sshr Msnhs.sett Blake Charleston days cotton &C. to W.
Steamer Boston selsw, Philadelphia aud Cape May, ndse
BELow-ship Carrier 50 days from Sunderland; bark Ocean
Home from Havana schr Africa from Bermuda AL reported
SAILED Courier RchnOna and Janeiro, West
Point. NeSotss1.i w% F'O.hInshs%, Haus, OsIl. John
Jago J. A. Lee, Demarsra; bgs Flying Esge Sasas; R.
Nevus Nuevitss schr SAk, Csdenss L. ID. Wentworth, St
Kits.
Also b. steamship Karnak Havana and Nassau N s,
G1asr Me. SsieI1ns s.s Rambler APswsI Ss hsSS
banks Yumnt Maanzss; Gazelle, BabseOesi L. Ashley -
bhes Norfolk, - Harriet -; schrs Emily, Charleston,
Hiswath; Franklin aud Marshall Richmond ship 3 Fam
ming, Galveston; brig A. r. Cook -
wlkD-Sunrise, W. meridian, w. N. W. at sunset W.,
and light.
The steamships Northern Light and Baltic for A,pnwalp
passed out the Hook at an early hour this morning the latter
O'Clock.
Tht stcsmshter Alpha engaged yesterday in raising tho
sunken sch that has been obucng the navigation OF tho
river ioT the past month
BY Telegraph.
eANny HOOK Feb 7 sunseL--A Br. brig goiug up the
BAY bound in The steamship Baltic for AsPipwdl cleared
tbe Rar AZ Z A m Wind w, moderstei weather clear
HIGILANDS Feb q snnset-Cne ship = OF the Highlands,
bopr a in Wind n. W, fresh; weather clear.
FORT LAFiYFTTE Feb. sun.et-A ship IN the Bay, in
tow bound in Steamship kansk for Nassau and Havana
gc,yn Narrouys Point New