New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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ARRIVED.
S. & k Si aS1 S' No, a. Cape Of GoSi
Hove Helena Jan - Had us "saber ae fTs, part Of the
Ss a ,Ss s, .9 i rom w. and b.. to run east
s. sS to f sssasS E r ~ March f s long &
spoke brig juliet G. CLARK from Cuba for NeT,io's M . c
400 AnrT Not e Cane Good Hope jar crossed the
shag M % % IT, were S go o male, :, east 5 ' s ri of
Big Alexander Sls, RoDrooE Msua7O ard 20 DAYS from Gb
ster gales tie latter part Of the psage lost mn SAIL aud 'ph
big creole Dutch Degyler Curacao, Feb IS With %d'e to
and pit sails March lat Is TO- op II So passed Dqm6eI Of bunch
es o. s"s ~, t G ,, l, TIsis IA d,v, ith
no TO Van Buut SaghI Sailed company Of 'chr
S,ht HsSciI - EHHtsIport tor Boston.
WlND-SuRdosn, hstt Sw.. dear
BELOW.
Brig Osprey CB Pss' caidess Feb d. With sugar to master
SAILED.
S,m, N,rre'. odcsns Somerset Baltimore; shir; Val
psso aol u HIND San Francisco Hermann, Bremen bark Fleet
Wing canienas
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CHOLERA At 81 THOMAS AND MOROCCO.
Collector suh has received circular, him OF the prevalence
o! cholera At S. Tlom, and 90 Morocco The CAPITA
General Of Porto Rico forbidden admission Of there
until further notice Gibraltar Bosp Of Health decided the 9th
ut impose quarantine Of p DAYS all arrivals from range Teta
az e ria Coast with nmgaon Of cargo and other quAan
tire Live stock however be landed under the usui
from ports wish clean bills Ofb'Ath 1t reported
Of cholera have also appeared 81 Tu,n and on be f Coast
General scarcity Of food su tbs AMI distress exist through
ou scra RG Coast aud that Is travelling westward Nth
to arrivals fe Morocco with clean bills ofLeath
DISASTERS
Tar UVrgp SrArgs MoNoNGAHELA Commodore s.
Bs,ei writing Thomas Feb H. ys the honongabeA is 10 be
supcbd by the lh March M Davidson the contractor
srr, disappointed finding ship preservation She is
resting on hand upon which she has made impress
sion since she landed Conmodore anxiety about the
preservation anything belonging to her Since the earth
quss nothing has been Der attempt made 70 pse
m great difficulty OF securing the stern posi- 10 WHICH n'
The propeller wyoming ssnt this morning 9th st Cock
Norwak Coan The water sup to ser main deck
s.S Fn,Scsee March The British ship viseata hound
s,oe Win NH cargo valued $4,000 ashore last
night lust outside Golden portion Of the thrown
The vessel become @odded IN The sand and vas I'M
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Tire Susor shoa ship torn rem her moonss on
b. dsli Of cs She win be re0seed IN dsy or two
DOMESTIC PORTS.
F0KTREs MONROE March The steamer Mystic, formerly on me
West Point connecting With the iork River Rail
road for Richmond Va has been placed on ne route rom Norfolk
three Tie .b AnowsD from Honduras, With cargo OF cocoa
bosfoS March s~knved bs Fanay Lewis BeyrOu
from M,, brig; An9s SoHcs + r. s s MAUI A A L"G:
ton Tue hE john Merrill before reported ashore Cape
CaaKLKsroS March sAved steamship E. B. sOudsr, from
New -ier. SAILED brig Los Tor L ,d. 81. s.,,.
Guiding Star from Ponce p /.
rom Mobile Ye.Yoh put distress C.pi Reed killed By
the falling gale ship DANIEL Draper Boston
to-day also steamship Gen. Barnes from Newiok
FOREIGN PORTS.
Fb 2 bsrls james Brett hence dscb Hope Tor New
Yo g brig Alice lea. from Pensacola dsch schL Mary McGee
philadelphia, hg W. Ryeon, do do Daniel Holmes for New
St JagoeCubA Feb TO- bak Providence EdOrado Fanny
Eaer bg Maria Nor~ood james Mar-he, Eigis Water weh
Alice Tangent and Albert 'ch Samuel Carter A. Bae and b.
Allen.