The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-25
Miscellaneous Record.

DREApruL GALE-Loss of two Lves-EItract from the
had d's S.. n1ys sps ;om s
o nh assv x: ship fSU5ed S
equally hard the sea running in contn.
y three weeks and the dreadful running ever
s saI ssd rT oy fore and main op%a ssctt p @
s a "a as n91Eh sSesy thing e pieces h
blew sss' wI P T hoSs 6;Tes
I'M I'M wind from W. and hip lying the trough
:sshw. and s set fore 'opa to LekP her steady
the gale suddenly increased to most terrific hnTcsSe
almost thing We had three
."us iSSed blew
trying in sail
% S.S %
m,s s'"ys, blew from the stay and the ship complete
IL the hold but after again secured Oh
en- b Il, b,S and sea little smooth
down al the remains of the sails spsrs and The
.1S ssG
ss Quite & n S m S Sne
blowing gale saw bark with fore topmsst al topg,nt
..i % Al. 1 l ,sp
sasa, mssts l3h inst we finished more
gale & the Gisad Bank nave d'ea since the aw"
SeTs AcrIv. Of Gas,ipe tmackereIinsl is supposed to
Portland in The late gale letter has stating
PC s shs' s',' a~s BY
hmsi s%1n and g{oh. who resides NsH9
e rh names ofthe ;eam.p;IThomas Kench John Howard
Robert Rench tboy) ."''" Aene"' william hen'h' and
PaeK.r Sem GonsEn from Ney York for ,h,
ref !. stated to Be Rugged the la abreast The
m,,nmas her udder ushung ard the after Of her keel
GLIDING large ausStty some Of he chests ynr over '
me where she touched the rocks cnshed
fArn Son. Warner at Phil,de pha from aracaibo, re.
eane EsE which continued for %ne hours, sussnsd
s.wevsT n" material damage On her ouwsId passage II
ed for IL hours the wind blowing from
damage. ''"'' WI" ''''"'"e' 0'"ef
ERSNcHBARx HAvRE & MARTrSIeus, which went ashore
during the late gale aud was d,smss,sd after
BRIe FRAscIs CoBB from Portland bound to Richmond
before reported ashore on Hampton Bar, arrived Norfolk
by The violence gale on X. a,h e.t wa. so o ~iss
out injury and arrived at Savannah on the 10Th.
The EMrRnssARIo. Collins. Oct u.s. at New Orleans from
20 DC The Ar.ge hence for Bzo. santiago On the sh mat
BANS CssolSA shsrw ood Oct 2oth at Charleston from
name attempting TO cross our bow came s in com
'cnrs man'a and did other damage 'S '' '00" TORE ''
@0eaEnce Usher Charleston from Bristol RI 10
NJ s is IjR Issocm . nh bsw .
topmsst and sos. mast and SAILS fore
mond wa. los, oS CaOSe from Phlsdelphi, for Rich
ssVs a. on The morning of the goth
spoken.
Bsrb,dne " TO- Ion IS brig Tally Ho from Norfolk for
BARK az Charleston Oct TO- reports on 18th ,t "a
IT, ion "a SPOKE pnrk Altoona from New Oeap. or Ror
@ IN st % 10 ION IS 49, spoke Albion I'm Turks
Oct IS lat 81 ~ lon IS ship Tnskna steering 9 r.no.a
psfk Cora at fhilsdelIha The Tuskina was from New
York. and has since arrived at ChArles;on 'o" ''e"
Whalemen.
ship Courier. Boey which sd from Bedford 10Th inst
for Pacific returned T1psuia Cove 2si for her p,ps,
which were accidentally left behind, w. '"'''''
ON Cape de Verbs, no date Eliza Adams FaiIhaven no
oil. w
Foreign Ports.
BnEMrr, Sept 2sArr. ship Favus, Davis London, mot
Bedford reported the vessel reported sailed
from Newcastle Sept %, for " York.
BhasApoEs sep PIN port brig Morris Stanley, Donley
Tor Philsdephia, via * Thomas, 2 or d..
DtMrRARA, Sept 26-1n port, bark Aim Durham, from
lsdelphia -
hAvRF, Oct lin port alps Zurich, Thompson NYork