The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-05
Herald Marine Correspondence,


Herald Marine Correspondence.
5a William HsS,v nv Nay
Asher c Havens; Barrett New York; Reaper, Myers DO;
Frances E.thsr Nss do Bookhaven Budiek do; Adelne
BelowBsIEs Elizabeth j. Gallagher Havana; Hope. Lane,
Clear;d-s:hs Charlie. Hannah; Thoms. B,ybadoes H.
crease, Wescott. Boston Reaper, Myers. New York.
Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP UREA for Havre will sail this morning. Let
ter bags at the usual places.
Havre packets was on one Of the Bahsmas the 7th ut
She a. old ship n I'M. sssry
Wall The following ee, from the
gives the particulars. .
Habor Island with the of the PASS naers
a Z hs She
We a. h goods
between decks but how much damaged have not been in
The brig redraza has been wind bound since Of the
ard has & s R
Gharle%sgne ard We regret learn the, all with tn.
dsa.ssd al goods had SOLD ia.;iy.
she saving the to that
perishabe BY being with salt The salvage
sorted e.rSo ofno very great value
SHP TENNESSEE, Pray of Boston, from Bremen for New
Orleans got s.hoI. on Orange Ksy' about 10Th Dec but
I On into hs & md
ras Fh rei
tho . The % Rsa
N ss%Pt at mu'ny BY me but The energetic measures
Bne WALTER JoHEs in .Eom Turks Island, with salt
Norfolk reported bv shor: few mile. south
had in her hold She belonged the
@ and Ss e g. the the S0 Of the
Ii was thought abe would not be got off,
Dsro AsrOaE CAPE HEsRrThe Br brig Iabez, at Bal
Cape aud Cape Henry hs Walter Jones, J from urks
G'e ss s.T .sIs hsIy es hs
lying when he saw her. that she slost
xsish is:sS
ps p slated
aay sncceeded in stopping ihel leak Had very severe
ise her Pi inc '''S' '' ''' inc pumps gong
B.;. E1n. Portland from Bsa,,s report. the bark
wh salt wa. los. near The later Place no fa5hs
nairo. to load salt for New Orean. ]
Dec % laden WI slaves. sprung aess the me- Dsh,
Ias 'il baud. to Be isp constantly the
Impossible. tssp Ri res .b..d.psd h.s :.
Nothing saved bat a few sails.
:% Sr for sssS
Long lsana the LIST of Dee Materials taken
Nov days; Reports the OH Nov at q 30
q. her fsesd
topgaliaat yards aof aud bowspnt She lying
herlarboar I'd side She svdeay wh,ler-supposed
her have been loug th,t situation; hauled close
ps,nYoUN uld not make out The isss-it wa. eher
CHAD star painted white her steu; carved work
scHR SEA WrcH-The 70 low wing additional rartcu,rs Of
the loss Of the splendid schooner Sea Witch and The e
run the beach Ia the schr Amanda about IS
ahead Of the Sea Witch She without salts up
aud cosequeatly kept drifting to The uh and there
a.. robaby The mss being lost for had a..
that they eoula got her o on board Of the
Amanda As as could get shore down 70 her
then there three men in her fore rggr two her main
get to the shore, TIE preveaied it. do
think that anything OF consequence except her
cables aud anchors, can be saved"
ScHR WoLcorT RYDER, was flowed into Edsarown on the
3tu By Telegraph The second day from Bos
violent gale from Me- being deeply acen
and abonR heavy was Obliged to throw tons Of chain
cable $50 boxes asins and other articles off
The details have been Published She renamed port the
Sd INST, waiting orders
Nassau passage from Rio Hache condemned by
ocard of She mnch decayed Tcft and
and Sold together with her Salvage 10
BAsx GRr HARnos. of and for Alexanda reported ha-
Nassau Distress sailed the 18th
for her destination.
GALE EBAHAMAs-Letters from Nassau report
gales passed the Islands the 10th and 18th Of
and that several vessels mot including the Tennessee
Chsrlemagne) were wrecked.
We are indebted the Offices of the Charleston Courier So
vannah Republican. and the New London News for slips
LAurcnED--At Norh Edyecomb. Name. recently mot
Wscseta hne barque Of about 400 tons called the Chase
owned BY Mesrs john Jonathan Enoch and Moses Chas.
and T. W. Chadboue and 70 be commanded by Capt John
Chase.
PoRr or BosToNThe following table embraces the srrva
aud ccaances during each monh Of the past year lsi0;