The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
General Record.

General Record.
FoREIeN LETTER OrFIcr.-Packet ships Columbus Cole
for Livepool st. James, Sebor for London and Utica Hew
it, for Havre sail this morning Their letter bags close at
Gilpin's in the Exchange, at the usual hour
the ef Jame: :d mss Ss
= On the s'3h Of August finished loading Norfolk bound
entitled led. e for inspection As was going Jersey City
r!Sessa t n Down q; as
anchor rG about a?d there % nS and tide
hour after saw steamboat coming down with great many
himself inspector and about eight more jumped on
.nchor Immediately and return back Or they would do II
n NOT % s de o T ey sy O a do a did
on beard u O Their boat and leave They made violent
fsss % nj %as MOI
@ S To e %9S o% to F S S
c's The SllOEn Fl; !, copy Of the certificate
6 New c s 9s ssG Sns T. Hat
August ah o OFarI H. c anans siSSfS.fIG Inspector
DlsasrEE; At sEs-Ths whaling ships Chelsea aud sqn
~ wnc 9 NT on the & and sailed
tseodayj p the Gulf stream lat 10 So lon s. o. The Wind
s %1 i H9ws S% fS 'S%S%sa sS T
causing y o RsR 's fury o %
storm the ships parted company, and more of each other
%as: and Tying bbpOm; sprung her main top@ss AID badly
stove She now undergoing repairs The sonnsSa sea
somewhat She was thrown her beam ends,
making co%peis ' breach SsSo~ her.
tOrmaS the
the Jib aud flying jibhooms, and main topgalant A
by the board She shipped tremendous seas which took from
the cranes three boats and her buwar and il after
werd discovered that her bowspt badly sprung In about
s an hour the wind began abae aud IL o'clock
quite moderate Aher clearing the wreck ships
was shad Tor New London where she FRIDAY
noon iney WI probably be ready sor again about three
weeks he Stonington Tuesday, barque standing
nesday schr Ontario, of aud from Camden, Me
board. - '' ' '' 4" ' WV
DISTRESSING CASE OF SHIrwRfcKThe schr Margaret AZ
ulouces ~ 29 from the Bay Of Chacurs fell with the
wreck OF te british sch Princess Augusta Friday Alter
NOON last about % miles west OF Cape Sable capszcd and full
OF wafer and TOOK from her person. the master ony
remaining one OF the The person Is James
Sonnage native OF Lunenburg ~ lie % years OF age
lie states that there the schr with him persons
Of whom his father the of the vessel On sunday
afternoon she was oyeTaken by the gale and capszed An
thrown overheard aud succeeded reganng the vessel
when they again washed OIL aud all rcrshed but this
aud once having drawn with him his father succeeded in ccu
ring himself by 10 the Of the schr, where he remain
ed until Friday afternoon at o'clock when he relieved
by the vessel which he taken Gloucester lie remain
ed without eating drinking from Sunday until he taken
Oft Of over i've days. with the exception having drunk
FRIDAY water which instead OF feyivny made
his condition much worse lie very much debtaed from
the breaking OF the More than this I've l. badly Injured IN
knee and somewhat strained in other parts Of his body
Since he has been Gloucester he has received attention
which could be him, aud he will bear with him To his
home impression OF the hospitality and generosity
American people. We are happy also To- that such is his
CONDITION of mind that who with him
not but rejoice while he deeply sympathses with him,