The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23
OuR Ksy West CORES pondssse.
KEY WI, Nov, II, 1880
y vsSs u his city FOR Presidential electors IS soi


M election passed % quietly and without opposition
Douglas dh not receive even scattering voss The
Of LDoons ekcsion brought by the babel has thus far
oaused but nstIe feeling Amoog uizsns the sees
soouss few In number, awaiting the scton Of their
South Carolina brethren before making any demonstrs
toas aad the majority disposed 70 hook upon the
resu Of The election with perfect indifference IL may
be the cam which precedes the coming storm.
IN wreckmg matters little has irAnspired de
spaches were fOrv Arded by route
Fur fear that should miscarry py the
Cedar Key Railroad, now reported 70 washed away Al
~ western terminus duplicate the accounts OF cas
uaities.
Tho ship Ocean star, taken from Triumph by the
wrsckers has been discharged II her entire cargo
ton 800 bales badly damsged oy water me ship
was very much sta anc Der keel seeuis 20 be entirely
gone Divers have examined her bottom well could
DONE and pronounced the injury extensive shs
De mace safe without n keel ana new pnkng AHA
the garbosros Her fastenings started aod
deck beams ana she is o,herwve injured She
viii be tai 70 the banks, and the captain S pro
coed Nor h Oday 10 communicate with nis owners.
rnere seems now 10 be probability that The snip VIII ne
The repairs the ship Orphan going ahead rapidly
All her over spars in position and the rigging goes
steadily She win De ready sail for New Orleans
the 2sth mat he ice In The lower boit will not be dis
urbed She takss IN VIVA, little cargo stored ashore,
spo win sail a. soon ~ The topssils Can ne bent
Colorado have been roc by auction for tn u 81 ESQ
Nearly the whole OF her m'hosany VIII be raised Shs
nss geo pieces The materials o. this bark bsen
saved and cold The bull Ia = total loss
The British bark IOuiss Marian has condemned BY
survey, and the null sold the 12tn for $40 The
spsrs rigging, sails and chains 30 sold for 81 02l
Captain Cook hse gone u Havana charter vessel 10
AXE lbe cargo Of wood 70 its destination
TIE mater ias from the ship 6ordo lost At
toseerheAd have been ,od by United States Marshal
The eoiton.hss been saved excsptng 405 400
lamaeed will he sold the Admiralty Court
sues the order The dry viii be Forwarded 70 It's
destination as coon ~ the salvage 10 paid
The schooner w O. Atwate', Allen, Ia loading for
New York. having finished her repairs The United
states Cruz sder Lieutenant init, left port
on The 18Th for Pensacola The United States steamer
AohASk Lieutenant Craven returned from = cruiso The
4th inst ard left ain the 10Th The United
steamer wysncot, Lieutenant stsply, is IT The
wharf rebttg Toe United states steamer Nasnos
sailed for New Orleans the 18th me schooner Pna
Den pon, arrived from Pensacola the 1ltn and
her return the 10 In Tue schooner Emma, De
Russo, saied the 18TH for Pensacola schooner
Fanny Moore 6avitt for Pensacola The steamer Sav J
Weir, sailed for Tampa the 18th The schooner Rich.
mond arrived from Richmond, Ne the 18Th. sne IL
cscharsiBg The schooner Erwin T Allen sailed for
philadepbs on The 1sth The bark jacob Merrill Top.
arrived the 18th from Ne York, with full cargo
This place. The bark Bgota Gibbs arrived 10th
rom Mstsnfn In ballast The schooner Hannah Astilia,
SLOW 90 the len from Phlsde phA with cargo OF coal
ior the navy.