Her remains, including the most of the undischarged cargo, were abandoned as a total loss amounting to £170,000 to her owner James Baines because the ship's insurance policy had expired three days before. The damaged hull was sold to the Liverpudlian shipowner Robert Pace for £1,080, who converted it into a coal barge which is said to have collided with another barge in 1860 at Galway harbour, Ireland.
The majority of the cargo and the ship's remains were left behind as a total loss worth £170,000 to James Baines due to the insurance policy expiring three days earlier. The damaged hull was sold to Robert Pace for £1,080, who transformed it into a coal barge that reportedly crashed into another vessel in 1860 at Galway harbor.