New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

Sss W len Sew-Yost; u day dy srs va. seen %
he main deck; . days e1t- w.,
/ N,rch s,h-Strcns winds nom mo "esswSa - 30
=, ,ns Nortnuard Of rs under doubts rsefed
,,,s,i, NJ lowered the u,atn-sal down sat faried
IL 4PM Aeavy rain squat Gown slasfe-sa1 AaS set-
TIC: 4eva the Oresal ~ y; "a s.sr,,1
e. he eore-Sal. 10 4 u, Nr0 eN1 s'S--s'
MxSch e,h.--iIrnt winds from The $ 80 n .sroaS
e.ee.es nom the SSE ard clear. W ~, NAus 1ne
Skslly Rocks, with Lights BEARING Ne % oy COM
p..s-lsaace Is miles. AZ IL 81 II, Irace Cafe Gear
Light bearing SNE-t:sssaee Is miles \ M rseeased
the PHO; on hoard BY making rope fast to a anc HAas
hzs en- eoard.
March 7,h-Strcas gales num the Westward, - 30
". anchored The Cork Hsreor. 10 N, wind moderate
ceAr and pleasant unoct he fore and sen. IL ashore
have balance Il, Ard TIE yawi be repaired.
March s;h-Stroag ereezss from the wSw.
March 9th.-Noterats breeses the WESTWARD
co1y and rainy This day employed getting wses ana
March icth-Moderate ercezes from the Sw srM.
vcaI a, ready sail, waiting for orders This csy the
I 5,r OF Her Mstcs;ys ship Vanguard came on ncaId
Wiz orders fon Tho Admiral 20 haul Pennsnt down,
which WAS psrenptOriy reused. In The space Of three
quarters OF heGr he csne on eeaH via an speesy.
s,stns tbs. ne Admiral thought Il WAS an English
schooner. >,,,.
March lI.h.-B51iu'S wu'oS HVii 'ise ~ AIN "" N''
clea.. ,,,
81 A NJ Messenscr arrived nom Liverpool; eommsncct
getting under welsh Immediately. sw ,azr
March 18Th Moderate oreezeS nom the s"' II " L
NJ. got under welsh ard made all sail In company win
Cork Pilot Boat beat her easily ts "iG oeins
and the tide against NJ, the Pilot left u, CeIk
Light House bearing y BY E-iistsnt miles, 4 NJ.
cloudy but moderate VI, bark miles 10 wIniwsrd
OF 10 VI. passcd close by her, Being reach
TO the Southwark. III y. msde another bark miles
70 w;ndwsrd OF reaching TO the Southwark. 81 NJ.
passed her, leaving her very fast.
March llth.-Bafiins winds from the Westward anc
moderate. "a NJ, passed ship under jlry-masts. 4
NJ and AT schr aud hcrmsphrcdite eEis IN sight
10 seward.
clear 10 80 NJ, tucked ship, head to the Wcstward-
l-yaty sas frpp
masthead. .,,,
p ~ tackled 10 the Southwark and Westward; ship In
sight steering 10 the Eastward. N, snSe-recied the
main sail and took one bonnet on the b. IL H. double
reete she took tie second bonnet on the o and
double rreiei the main sa blowing heavy Lat BY oos
IS Il. -
March l7th.-Strong Westerly winds and clear. IL 80
Y NJ a tup-sai schr. In sight steering 10 tho Eastward
p H. brig in sight steering to the Eastward 80 NJ
cosercced the torssa blowing heavy from the North
ward and heavy sea running 4 II, turned tive reefs
out OF the ioresail. Lat Is H.
March lSth.-S,rong Nor,herly winds. l P NJ. ship
In sight steering the Southwark. \ NJ wind hauling
TO tho Easiwa the suaresa and turned both reefs
out OF tho man-sa ard put the bonnet on the c' wind
very battling. ,o,,
nut tho sonnet on the lore sail. ~. set the main top
mast sail and lowered the sQuarc-sau down wind
hauling Northery. II, down stay.sa wind orceziIs
lP bark in sight steering Sc NJ, reeied the main
sail NJ took the bonnet of the tore-sau; blowing
heavy from the NNW. -, ;, >,
March aOth-Strong winds from tho Northward II W
l. NJ took the bonnet OF tho ib double reced the main
sail lowered II AMI furlcd It, 30 NJ, set the mai'sM
80 NJ brig sight bearing North OF u.s. steering 20 tho
Westward \ 81. wind moderatins turned one Isei OUT
OF tho SAIL put the bonnet on the jib and the bonnet
on the fere-sail. A NJ. set the sIuarc-sal III A
passed sail schooner steering 10 Inc EasiwaIu IL "
+ NJ, set the gan top-sal.
March 2lst-Lisht winds from tho NNE. $50 ".
down square sail and gan opsal. NJ set the sqaaIe-
sail 6 NJ, down squaresail. N. CAIN lowered ina
main sail at daylight. 80 NJ Ttercla one OF we west
st1hf
\ NJ, still calm. ,, 10,
breczing up cetcd tho man.sMl and TOOK inc oone' gu
the Ill., Ii NJ, double rceied the man-sa anu TOOK inc
second bonnet the b blowing heavy ana hea's sea
running. -, ,,,, 49,, al.
.,nsIIs NJ reefsd tho fore-sa and close reefed the
main salt NJ wind moteratlng. turned one reef out
NJ the main. aud the reef ont OF the oresail H. put
the bonnet on the lib and turned another reef oui OF tne
main. SAIL wow , ,.
ant. II 80 NJ put areef in the main san a 81, ,es
and rainy ga NJ turned the reef out OF The na-sa and
nut tho bonnet on the iib; clear and pleasant
| March 25th.-Strong breezes irom the sm; D Al.
very heavy rain squall accompanied win thunuef aho
lightning, lowered all sail and kept her before TOOK the
bonnet of the fUresa and double recfed the sail ana
set them NJ. single reefea the fore san ana TOOK inc
| " turned the reef out OF the fore SAIL
March 26tn-strong winds from the wsw and heavy
head sea. "A NJ, double reeted the main-sau III A III.
single reefed the fore-sail; blowing heavy with rain.
! heavy head sea- 6PM, tackled to the Westward and
rceed the foresai wind hauling to the Southwark
NJ wind to the Eastward lowered the main-sa and iured
H. IA NJ set the sail; wind hauling to the NNE
March 2sh--Stroug winds from the NNE, with heavy
Westerly sea- under single reefed sails all this day. D
NJ exchanged colors with ship. ", turned tho reel
OUT of the main sail and put tho and
bonnet the b and set the sQuare-sa 10 NJ set the
gatf top. sail wind light.
March 2gth-ght winds from the Eastward. clear and
pleasant 10 N. took In the square-sal wind SSW.-
AT ~ 80 NJ double reefcd tho main. took the bon
OF the fore-sal rain squalls M, took the boH-
or the jib 3d. single reefed the fore-sa and close
reeed the man-sai and flred It, blowing heavy from tho
| NV and heavy head sea.
March 3Oth-Strong gales from the NV and Il very
heavy sea- II 30 ~ hauled down the ib and furied
steered along under the ore-sail. Al p b. balance
reeed the iore-sa and hove TO, blowing gale AT ".
wind moderated H. turned two reefs out OF the foress
set the lib and kept her on her course AT NJ set tho
doubl. reeied sail II. turned reef out Of The
ulal-siil clear and pleasant.
March 3lst,-Light winds ard variable. p II. calm.
At 10 M light tho Westward. II, passed
ship steering 10 the Eastward NJ double reeled mo
SAIL the bonnet OF the fore-sa ana the bonnet
OF the jib NJ single resied the ioresa ayefy sea,y
soua from the North, II ~ set the Jb and main-sa,
| and tackled to the Westward; thick and rainy.
Aprl lst-Ieavy rain squalls from the n and heavy
.o. n Turned the reef out OF the fore-sal. A NJ.
turned one the reefs out OF the blowing asons
| breeze. ..
NJ double reeied tho sail and fed It, and double
re.d the fare. sail 80 81 down lb and furled It ard
stored along under tho foro.sal III 30 III, balance
reeied ore-sa and hove TO- blowing gale and heavy
sea running. ~. no moderation
April 3d--Strong gales nom the NV and Tremendous
heavy sea running vessel laying very uncomfortable
NJ wind undertaking turned the balance reef cut OF the
fore sail set the jb and kept her on her course.
April ith.-S.rong winds from the NV. IL 80 NJ.
tucked TO the Northward 230 d. tackled TO the West
ward wind undertaking turned both reefs out OF the fore
sail and mains = 7 N, no wind. 10 u, light
breeze from the Ne ga NJ put the bonnet on the b and
bonnet on the orcsa. II II, strong breezes nom inc
EaE. .oo
double reeied the took the bonnet on the iofe-
sail NJ lured the b, balance recied the ioe sa sna
hove TO- blowing heavy gale from tho ne. . d. WIND
mods.atss; set the 10 and turned TWO reefs out Of the
fore-saI aud kept her Oh. ~
April 6th-Strobg breezes from the SSE. o N, bal
lance reeied the blowing heavy. ii 30 II.
turned two rcefs out Of the foresa NJ turned the
other reef cut sail AID reef out Of tbs uan-
sail wind more moderate.
April 7ta-strorg breezcs from the NNE. 8 Pm. wind
undertaking put bonnet b and the bonnc on the
iore.sai 10 r II, wind light clear and pleasant u.
put the bonnet the b. A u, ship In sight rom u!e