The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

LAUNCH OF ANOTHER CLrYER sHIp.-The clipper ship
swordfh Of 1000 tons register, built by w. II Webb.
Eq, under the superintendent Of Captain John Col
Inns, for Messrs Barclay Livingston Of this city, will
be launched from the foot of Seventh street. East river
to morrow afternoon at four o'clock For strength and
beauty Of model this vessel will equal the best of our
famed clipper fleet, and she will doubt. give good
account CT herself arriving at San which
place che Immediately commences loading.
The STEAMER CnY OF RICHMOND Captain Terry, ar
rived yesterday from Richmond in a passage OF thirty
four hours against heavy and head winds We are
indebted TO her for Norfolk papers to the 10th
The STEAMSHIP GLAsoow.-This propeller had a trial
trip in the harbor Of Glasgow the 9th Of September
and proved TO be Of the fastest of her class
afoat Che steamed twelve and three-quarter miles per
hour More than one hundred passengers were booked
in Liverpool the 9th instant by this ship for New
York
LAuNcHEp-At shippcan, vicinity, recently a bark
of376 tons, called the John Denham owned by Messrs H.
NJ Allen and others of sppican and New York, and by
Capt Russell Gray who will command her. She is in
tended for ireighter between New York and Mobile.
On Tuesday, at East Boston, by Mr. Donald M'Kay,
ship North America, OF l400 tons, owned by Messrs
Nckerson Co. of Boston and by Captain Albert Dun
bar who Is to command her The North America is
highly spoken OF for strength and beauty.
SHrwREcK Loss OF LIFE The Spanish brig Fer
paudo septiro from Porto Rico bound Havana when
within about thirty miles of the latter place,
taken by gale the 10th ult, which carried her TO
Cape San Bias, Florida, where she was fnaly wrecked
There were some ftyseven Spanish subjects board
saicrs lsborcrs, &c. OF these woman and child and
seven men were lost The survivors made their wav 10
Ptnsacols few days since, all in most destitute
dtion but there being no opportunity to provide for
til, at that place ship them to the city Of Havana
they sent to the Spanish Consul r Cruzat this
port On their arrival here yesterday morning their for
loIn situation excited the sympathy Of many of cti
But regret 10 say that others supposng them
to be Spanish soldiers had it in contemplation take
Possession of them and retaate in way for the bar
barites committed by the authorities Of Havana the
followers Of Lopez. Reason, however, convinced
them Of the Of such course and after throDgng
the vicinity Of the Consuls office for few hours they
quietly dispersed.
The above from the Tribune of yesterday Is correct as
far rs II goes. We add the following -
About ~ oclcck the Consul chartered the fast calling
packet schooner Mobile Capt Maury convey the men
TO Havana and at H. she ready to sail At that
hour Cont street in the vicinity Of the Consuls Office
thronged with people but violence was attempted
nor we presume meditated. The men conducted
TO the schooner by the police placed board and in
few minutes, the Mobile under way Sem little
feeling was exhibited ~ few persons the whar but
nc disturbance took race.MOtile ldrertiser SEPT. TO-
Court Calendar for Friday.
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