The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02

American vessels. vs. l30 43,30t
Total ...............iM ioi sl,0s
or tho arrivals 81 were Brti.h Swedish; Hsnseae
2E,s.sh Danish SeIwssiin; A ,bss Dutch
CoA.Twi.s-par;nS same period 9. vessels arrived. of
be Of the Co,awse arrivals lit includes
of tho of the trade.
PACKET O,fo d. Yeaton, for LIVERPOOL aud swzer
They Will sail this morning.
Sur srE YSs.-Adv from the New ashore 2.
rss The
high tide moved the stern seine but no apparent injury
OF the great difficulty in procuring ves,els.
hull ., ASHORE or a
boat anchor enain. were sold st the the same ume'
ScHR AsHo.E-A fore and aft sehr loaded with oa bus
eS - AID Of s s e sh @
feey tight sehooners me not Of capt
Brown AID bound to New FORK.
scu 'Bi s at the nS X:
Revenue cutter Madison near making effort get
her of.
scHe ADELInr from Georgetown for this port put into
Norfolk the 2sth on account Of head Winds and leaking
slightly. having been cut by the ice
snIr MosLEM le passengers of this vessel Host
Key Wet arrived at New Orleans. the brig Ann Maria
scHR AMANDA F. MvRicK, Cutheart, from Philadelphia
put into Charleston on the 9Th in bound Brazo'
scnn CARoLISE Fitzpatrick. 8? days from Masanras pat
into Wimiaston. Nc jan 49, IN distfess The loaded
she has succession fsryere gales and
lost oress jb topse hying ib. Hedge and sheet
anchors sheet chain hauser jibboom bowsp stenbost
gsliy, and water casks.
wnrcI Capt Redmond of the Ann Still, at Orleans,
bar III. null Of 6lg bottom nps.d n. appeared DO
tened.
and sold She s wa. got ssa
Bnrc FoAM, upon Tampico bar previous the 18th
ulmo and sh ,ry alter vent TO Pecs: The crew saved
Notice to Mariners.
wNEcK' NEAR THE MArIs LIGHT Hou;s,
Notice is hereby gven,-Thst Buoys marked with the
word wee. hive ,s been placed 10 the
lowing Marks and Comeas. Bearings. viz
I, ,thom, ssW Of vessel sunk between The Mspa Light
House aud the SPIT Buo! with
M.pn aass with the centre pile Of the
|. f4homs. shy Of suak about X mile below Tho
81: Sis: h:I; S''' Light House.
Brig Ida from Boston for Baltimore Jan 2s lat 80 20 Ion
Or ship ve,o, from Liverpool for Savannah Jan &C. off
Brig Hayti Cuts. dys hence for St Thomas lat %
20 49, by II. Caroline at Wilmington. who supplied
Ship Mentor. Lawrence, FIN Orleans to Liverpool, Jan
schr Glooe, from Wilmington Jamaea, Jan 90, 70
Bna Caroline Mary from Boston for Matsn1,s, Jan Is,
Brig Cushaoe (new) Dickman from Bath for Cardenas,
OAHU, SANDWICH ISLAND, Aug; l3-ship L.urens, FL.
ihs ! yi:$sd go y n hi, 2: vas +
81 e the OF an PHI hss
xS. 81 :.ts s1
tn; las; T0 month"; she has been zen
"a ."
The second snip was the Mas she came m w'h loss Of
and sailed % erai: The third wa. the Msteo, crew ia
..sd 1s' swa % sssd
here August sth IN moh, 1000 whie aud 80 sperm
The rsra:ss h
Of o
lh sunk two whales and on the Y took After that
n,as S"fs. sh Jass wSie running
sS s waS 'rs
just that moment the log suddenl cleared away reveal
d 6y h a ool ID
TGI ss % s to 9 s ha ok ss
er,mosd the island whsa wa. foa.d BY good observation
: from what i shou have beea Il appeared sterile and
covered with snow TasG. were 20 's:. q enssp.
ISLAND appeared .Se some 70 miles long, and destitute Of
d:I .nd lat % deg they were rum. I.u, +, 18th
S5s: sdqras The sc %sa e91n"sa Is
ground 80 s
,'s "a; ::: ss ;Isss? SSy
Sold at HOBART Town and Valparaiso She l,it Honolulu
April soth, FOR the w, under CsPt b; Mchsll When
back tspt N. d,d on the 2h or June. Of eonsump ion
having been sick since last March Taken oil since eav
ing port, seen whales times and struck twice. The
sincs leaving the u Sate the Fame has lost Mr. Pnney
mate, killed by whale of the Of Holland, and Geo.
Cosoek boy falling overheard After the death OF Capt
Mitchell MIR Marks emped to pat the vssse on her
10. sa. one To- b o. os
The Fame has BEN undergoing repairs Robinson
SCo AID Is now nearly ready for SEA- and expected
Columbia Of Ne London Kelly Muster, before report.
ed LOST sailed from June 1884, and recIued at Homo.
nu Autumn OF 1855 when she had board 1900 OF whale
OIL We have heard no report respecting said vessel until
the arrival Of the Bengal Aug All From Captain Butler,
late Of the Baltic we lem The following re.
gard to the loss Of the Columbia, island the Kings
Mil group. Capt Butler Of the boat seerers
board ths Hamburgh ship, Hanseat" Ma ID, from whom
he learned thar the ship Columbia wrecked No of
he cargo were stvsd bat fortunately no lives
The natives took nearly all their clothing showing the
utmost avidy to obtain tobacco, even t,kog fom Jacks
mouth They would break casks Of oil hoping 10 fad
Of the Virginia weed As nearly Capt recollec
New BE ford ship shortly After cruising the piece Of
the disaster seeing parts of the wreck copjectued that
the might be snore. They found them
the nav,s aud OBJ aimed their ransom Tor tobacco The
ship proceeded thence Guam hero tho wrecked sesmen
Mee landed and different ships hch iouchsd there
Gait Kelly went board the lis &C Rice, master
sEir BALTIC, Of FAR Haven The PolynssIan ave,
he following particulars Of this vessel previously reported
Va the ist OF March last the Baltic left sydaey
pheerngs Island off the Of Kamschaka under the
o'owns eire the previous day the land on