The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28
ntisoenansous Record.

Snd will sail for York through the Sound oppor
miscellaneous Record.
ve. beof 6 S es Of 1
from the Calcutta Englishman. IL will be found eu
Hope the sth August and nohing material occurred until
% niles. from na :! %sIs SdS the
the eoat 20 me NJ 20 MIKE False Point lightwnd light
miles Ne course fss Point was not Seen and a, noon
The coarse was s coniaasd to The NJ dafSs the S Whole
OF tho sth and hedaaee sailed By eg was 50 miles but
were 5ga By log N n saaihs i,'ad; GS.e,.d
but s ds Rs
ysr,6sdS p ,hs Bearing r. dc Tssoaa. he l6J
f.6o@, Fearing that The extraordinary current which
'd PG e % The course va, Sire S mort, and
mud, and ,nen seered NJ BY n sho.nr gradually,
uapl An when We same suddenly into f,thcmsh.uled
eontiausd standing to the eastward from shors
shin ihe ws,gwafd continued beating about IN rfc@
to .isopi tIl noohne observation. Thursday sent u
whes We came to snsher aihoms veered TO So athoms
weshed ls s9shor and eemmeneed beating 70 windwsrd
wind 70 ssW g,iag the lead guide ard not ing
ao but shgs from deck to the eastward ,tssdas to
commences vih fns weather wiad steady from the south
poss ~ eve, ea % TpsyS 60 obtaa suitable
sr eaoush 70 the souihward and being near high water
algN discovered the lee bow.
deepening the water sthoms the iighl bearing I'M
The sh position 20 obtain pilot hauled the e1urses iq-
endi1g 20 t.y BY Tor the night This scarcely lone
whea TIE ship struck aft, Put the helm Immediately and
woe snip Striking AT number Of times she round
struck hsavi fore and AFT fell off northwsrd and soppea
Commenced making signals OF distress by burning barrels
o TAR on nc topgaan foecastle which continued
ulS AM without perccIying any snsweurg signal or
eering sny assistance A. dayligh; the light found
he .p enS % have p s Sss s IND
~ AN was full OF wNter Al II AN boat from the light
vessel eacned the ship but after Abandoned u.s. taking
with hen the paise1gehe part Of the crew had
pS'oghy LETT ~ m, finding the ship be bsoskins up
az without eadangerng the lives OF all left the ocer
seNard and rest Of the abapdoned the wreck Soon
itsr Tell m With the Union were received ON
sord and treated with the kndnexs and atenon by
s ofeeIs, and all on board ard for mys self
na 70 beh Of my unfortunate associates would here beg
ea lubiciy 10 EXPIRE gratitude Captain Bartlett
lot MS nnmane and gentlemanly treatment
bAhK AbAGuN az Charleston. reports Nov th Let IS TO-
lonk 20 ~ passed 20 leewad OF sauairg
aad stamp OF another over yard aoit spencer set Ia
vas bowing very hard and heavy running we could
not get near her. " $3.50
BRIO Ross Of Wsrrep-Bark Abagun, a, Charleston re.
ports Nov 18th LAT 10 f0 long IS passed the wreck 81 b,g
Rose, or Wafcns* the other letters we eoud NOT naie
ouboth by The deck small spar IL,
aJuymast. with sail fuIled it-bowspt sf.ndur bust
mead painted white, housc deck greeu full of s
yer, lumber port ont, and anekors goEe onthe bow.
spoken.
BARK David Nichols, from Boston for New Oheens 18Th
instant, lat "a 20, long 50 20. w
Foreign Ports.
RAEsAnoEs DEC AIN Fort bark Avols Davis, from Nor.
iok dse bngs Oseess Pierce, Bangor dol Hrntrcs Hor-