The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-31

scHR Joas aAMIroN-We learn from the Port Tobacco
Times; hs. he sshI John A.%i0a SaD. Io:ws
The fire occasioned ty the accidental sIplo
%sssl vessel which was reported ON .,a
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sss':si.
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Sed Light sW aDos! niles clsT star light With wind WIN
ana rs
@ faa NE ss @f BosU C1 Sc
ns feetiy FOR the ssaHsi and in half
the o O @ sch b5 s G ss 100 b. S
& Wh about 50 yards apart The wanS n
cleared the Saw b on eDs The e s
SSs sss dow, down.
led saia,sy Ihs mate of the sGreI being the first
he q ~ & sp only 9b
blowing horn was 10 be cen deck the the
ss SsSs Sss r, woS %
ss%s Capt y S ~S @ s as
Kept aSs os lock- when The
ssf and crew the S1aas New kSs;ad
. oa ss @ o T rs.p S %
s u: ss sch " still aoas Cargo amounted between
senoeNra WV Wallace from Bangor for Boston before
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Ssa . The to JOSEPH
1860 blind Stats Ismn Boston 36 cords sash
' Sbrsa
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ded a. SANE place. vii not ae worth getting Of Her
@f Ba hSafsy from cd
for Boston Took the gale of sth of gal
enc S eek
ns Is 70 s n to s n hagy ws
oSss III Hole ' had nam able b DO
!, FK4eMrSrs OF wnEcKs-Cept. Kenrck, of the barque
oS 20 spor Ua inc a %
She proved Gssonda for swansea
ss sfs3sy.ss:
board tack and the s,smboa about mile ahead on the same
tack I His boat ,S took the and returned e hs with
the lying %is her tspsa S' and had
H. Gs boat alongside The filled away
he es es1 M and % s for @ g. BsHs
the stern boat and locking his yards the pzsn rigging Of the
S h above 0u
The board the he and stated tha. he
Ss o WHEAT h S..n % aH to
s ana sn 'y ees S. 'G as
mss passed with attached spY,Ts,,y but
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about and continued TO pass the unit, going about FIVE
s' 1s Ss 1SS
white slaves The whole surface Of the water
Esred with Of vessel Passed the eo% % Of
through Of q; dnft ',S picked bull head;
green inside and black outside but now yellow aud
bronze outside They be on board the Stambou at
Whaiemen.
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rea I So 3 sv, E ke M eoS So Of b w
I'M a Minerva linz smyth NB Fsy;l in, She
ss and Sa oa Se ose Ss p hfs
IL, Eh !, Hs
RspS5 At nv ship Nys Pes
E1a i mo fst gale "a M The which
sons carried lle irys,l jib boom,
%as her,
s s from Nans s Dec Sh ship E r., wyer Pa
spoken.
shir Sheffield from New Orleans for Liverpool cath u
BTQys Jsliet,, from Bremen for New Orleans off the Tor.
Cap sste; q ssen heard 81 Hsea, h:t b.;aue
was spoken OF Madagascar, in September
eor.rsn Ports.
s, Pee &C. n port brig Mary Ellen Edmonds
lsLAsp MAzErro, Sept asIn port barqae Montgomery,
0 S1S zaas as .a Aals5s .mp
s 0s N9sas y9 sI ssIx
s, vnssS
Si:. MI eSI
Airci lay, Bal.imsle Fl, AZ; Wing salt,mers.
rssqas; Ansshase Hudson sid one day previous.
ST JOINS, PR, Dec 2-n port schr Willis Putnam, Cook
Dec 5-nIg Ase HOPKINS, f., Bam s
sr. HrrnrA, Nov sNo American vessels in port.
8-Brigs Chepoa, sid north, l3th
Cherokee, do isth
Ms ss: 81 Il: 1:. jss %s WI
eli psa Cs.lle Eliza, Talbot New Yot wig ss
s.s ?1;S ss ss assy
s d. Ee Go sa s ;Ssnsn o
D %S :aa f tTsS eSs%3 AZ eslGs ss
s sIs'
Aux Cayes Splendid Bacon New ork 9Th brig SUP, Pha
arr
sish! brig Sssins WHY sSsPS Ss5,s5s 81 p
ss %s 81 %ss p %
a Sid big. Elswoh, Barbados ed Germ shseEfoId
$ John Nd; 2sd Mentr and Protection do 2th seh Julia
EDasnTows, Dec 2Ar and sid aehrs Mary Ellen Rappa.
SD brig Pa 1sntc; ss steamer su.hoa
Ss 81 hsfs co asy%s ESs Il n
RIVER, Dec 23-- Arr schr George, ise
FRssKroRr Dec aa-Sd, brig Commodus, MaanzS; Goth,
SID brig Meselie, kustIs, Trinidad.
tjroR.ErowS. Dec 2l-Arr schr Egremet, SAWYER, New
Yo,k, bound 10 Buck,ve
HoimEs's HOLE 27Arr scIr Albion, Baltimore, for
Fakfort SID schrs Badore, Leavt aud Grand
Island, Lewis, Baltimore for Boston; Calhoun, do for
Bangor; Delaware. Harbor for Thcmaston; Pearl GEM
New York tor Boston; Champion, Georgetown, Dc; Tor do
AR brig Midas Cadenas 9Th Tor Boston, schr Howard
Baker Boston for New York; sid brig Sds schrs Howard
Norway for sacoi 18th brig Emily st John, Pr schrs
Equity Edwards Boston, for New York; Liberty Townsend,
do for Cape May; Patriot Crockett New York foi Boston In
port II a IN briggs Grand Turk, Emily; schr Liberty.
LEwrs Del Dec 271hc brig Lewis Bruce, Studley, from
Boston, with OF dry goods, bound to Philadelphia
ashore Fnday about mile NV OF Indian River
inlet aud about hundred yards off the beach tour
feet Of Up the latest from her she
fec tights and that should the weather continue Ia
vorabe off by dschargng OF her
henn brig opsa schr yesterday. The schr
Thomas Edward aud soops Clara and Arcadia arrived in
Creek Yesterday One this morning, aud
geer with all the vessels reported lat safely