The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-25
MARITIME INTELLIGEN CE.


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MARITIME INTELLIGE NCE.
Port OF New York. April go, isAs.
SUN sass IS a aSHs a"n:
Cleared.
shp-Georse Brown Higgins New Orleans, Durham & D
Barhs-Empress, tBr) Scott, Liverpool, Cook Smith;
Dylss Moq1S%ry Ana rsfhn Dssnc AAyrs.
20 Ward Go; Gen Jones, Harding, Trinidad de Cuba,
BrssNMarceIas Sheffield st Kits Trowbridge; Msla,-
e. Nichols sasna la Gfnnde Nesmith Walsh orl"v"
o5eSsda Wats Anita s DEN
A.Si an ht'' Hss'
Emily !0hnit0p n@oT F IeHseH s
sioop-New York, Joues, Ne" Haven.
Arrived.
Steamship Northerner Budd Charleston Saturday Pm,
sp steamship Guadalquiyer, Labrado, Wilmington NC,
days to the Spanish consul
Macao Roads 18th with teas to ophant sons Feb LAT
in a s Indian
from all those as IN oS M
the gale was rps hs sea breaking on the ship from al
trees March g. on the equator exchanged signals with ship
spoke ship % whtS from csao for
@ lat both @ SAW the S of hs T brig 2Gsa
floating alongside lying with her starboard side Water
day saw ship Treetown to New London. Sd Cape
May West 50 miles passed brig Oak, of Bosen bound Vest
Packet ship Henry Clay Rowland, Liverpool, March "a.
with mdse and 40 steeraSe passengers to Crnnel Mnturn
,od Packet ship St. Nicolas Eyecsh svre March 81 with
bark aarssre Had Gfcsnosk days with iron and
%s
@ t w a Rl ship Gen Harrison Of
Brs Sasan date car, Waiferd. who board Rio
ter Passed BroadheaG The was
iS hsFT on
,S S3 sSsssi :sslns ill., I'll 3 $ if Sa ,E
Ga"s e ss Ev S e sf sses
packet Liverpool hence Is hours out Highlands bearing
Br brig Indus Card Windsor, Ms l3 days with plaster to
sehr Ellen Perkins Dclano, Matagorda, Texas % days,
with mdso, to John II Brewer.
10 lon z spSss @ ESsE ss
naval stores to Mitchell Ap IT, s. o. iSn n
$ esliy h suS tps s1S%
S' sPsS
the point of the Hook in thick fog and after heaying
% an P %So hs Up the the
s sshr st sm SNAIL nh snIp@ Virginia. days
sshr Surveyor Slr,,9yy, Chapman New Haven:
HisanS %ai'9R
sshr Richmond, fhsrndiks, Tho%ss tc
schr Cyrus Chamberlain, Bearse, Bostsn.
Schr Isabella, Sherwood Boston.
cslh% Gs
Below.
Ship Gen Harrison, Gardner from Canton, with teas to
Packet ship Gladiator Williams, from London with mdsc
Also f S y: and dax from the en with
Sailed.
Ships Raduga Barton, Canton; Devonshire pkt) Hoyey
Tex
Gedona BrandeT Golfer New Orleans; Robert Parker,
Gaveston brig Peeonic, St Marks; and others.
APRIL 2-wnd at sunrise, NV; at meridian do; at sun
Herald Marine Correspondence.
ErGARrowS, April Esd schr N Cromwell, Ferguson
Nantucket Shoals setting buoys. 'N'N'
caas sa7 Hsr as;;
sar yyms Geo
ss cW New Gs cy Bss
son iIas isabella Matthews Boston, sckrs Iedore, Day
s
n,.sSsh S1STb kssfsS% End0
Miscellaneous.
LETTER BAGS of steamer Cherokee, for Savannah will
close at the Exchange Reading Room this day. quarter
Letter Bags of steamer Isabel Havana from Charles
will close at the above office this afternoon, at
SIP oRIssA at Boston from Calcutta has had very
gale the NV to but sustained no damage LAS BEEN
70 North Of Cape Hatteras with head winds and thick
weather.
BRIG MONTEREY, at Boston from Savannah, has had
heavy weather. and night of 10th, while lying to under
balance reefed trysa thrown her beam ends the
making complete breach her for several hours
part Of deck load of cotton stove water casks split sails
lost bulvarks and monkey rail.
ScHR MARY scULL Scull Baltimore, bound to Boston,
with of coal sprung leak in Chesapeake Bay the
9 inst was compelled to Keep her on before the wind think
homs water she sunk from under them captain and
the steamer Osiris for assistance thinks he will be able
raise her; vessel or cargo not insured.
that on the 18th inst lat a. lon 50 81 passed the msst of
seh Of about 200 tons burthen apparently but short time
soHR WAVE is stated to have gone ashore at uske Ms
10th inst in gale and thick lives lost cargo
considerably damaged and be sold for under
new DR. schr Wave, Laybod from Boston April H. for Hall
lax with an assorted cargo.
scHR SAVANNAH which sailed from Belfast 18th inst for
Salem, put back 10th, with loss Of sails &C.
ERRATumpe report Of the arrival of the brig Afaretta
yesterdays paper from Harrington should have read from
" Darcn Ga, with yellow pine"
LAuScHrp-At Bath, 18th inst by Messrs Trufant
Drummond line ship of about 4W tons called the Indian
Belfast, 18th inst brig of about ls9 TONS called
the China, owned by Mr. Lewis lean, 3D. and Capt
Alden, who will command her
Notice to Mariners.
To THE EDITOR THE New York HERALD:
sir-In your paper of the 18th inst noticed article
the yiney Nantucket shoals frequently
out Of place and ntmstng that proper care and attention
struck shoa consequences of the buoy the Sw point
Of 10 Bandkechef not being = he acdges in its proper
aence upon buoy they ARE sas IS guide for STRANGERS
and q the author Of the complaint above alluded to, knew
proper places all times he would wtonly assa me
o%ao s in order hat might attend TO @ ts proper in
uoys often moved by the ice in the winter very