New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24


Land. and others.
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TPER ARCTIC AND FRANKLIN
Anat Liverpool March ship Jan. Gh'een rnSdspha to'
Vanguard NYorE sarah L9asa ao9-i Iss MI
NH gon; 5ib Cortes Cha.son; John Cunning ~ Ho1ga
crdrosa co. joseph Ble Them DO James sssmh 90
David Cannon, Do William, SYok Albert do defence -
ssra EYor madonna SOreau, 7h Sir HAIRY Smith Boston
Grant, Aheas se.son' Ssl.m.fso Ph.sS.L
KY Conels NYorE nh View NYork; Arcc, dos Boad
CA DO Sore'ns; couqnero do Waon Ca'uns
AT Al FiayTs March s. G.a Rchard.oa SYoL Lsonda Jor
dan E0rears John Hancock Lasnss o. s D5bpO
Sailed from do FEB 81 for NYort March Yolan ssar'
Lexington The mpson NOrans; 4ih Cotton Planter NYo
new Yok for NYort 9TH Csons Mary CLARK, Emerson New"
March T. ship. Dublin sIosed unci Hitchcock, Con
John Hsncock ayensee NOre'Ds sh Danube Cha.e for
Yoh Apr Leends Jordan un LeIus Dye. saSo9y for ,o
soree Psen for Newport and States 9TH Rhine Doans for
ios oH 81 no' ad 90 wi dodo Hoyol. Holmes
for cardiff ard States usci Geo Evans couilard.
Ar at sHy ma r. d I I q son , "g ss ~
Arr At Malta Feb y sllana from Boston
AR at Lsshorn Feb % Frede "a. from Boston
Arr malaga EsS ~ ho'aas ~ SV AT. sYors t c.,o,
on Dover Fes a. coloni't, from Nfork -, w.
Deal FEB q Acty chsrlsston March 3, Amanda Nfofs
S "a Sarch q. Deyon'hre MON.
OF Ram.eats March g, Southampton. I'm SYsrk. ., sell.
Del Mare, EYorI; 7sth. a 6 Hin Boston
Ar at Cu1haysu March g.. Frshandel Savannah
Arr Clyde stata More Savannah SID March sy
rcphenn Savannah Amelia Boston, Lydia, toi 3D. Clare Bos
son. 3eI. :y Bo.t t F.s 49, Nova sc5a Boston
Sailed from Rochelle Feb a. Mare FOR Boon; March louise
Arr At Dover Roads March Yorktown NYork.
syr a se.t S Feb rs M.s.ppi SYos
sailed Shields Mutual Boston March g. Keep
sale Nerh America British Queen, DO; Quest, dol Mountain
Sailed rom Belfast March ?, corea for Charleston
Sailed from Lmerck March 4 Odessa. for NYork
Sailed from Lonshope Feb "a, Baron, for NHayen Us.
ssiss from F PGrTSo5 FEB a. ISABELLA for Nssu,
Sailed from St Nszaire Feb %, Georges, tor NYork
Sailed from Charente Feb IS, Patre FIR NYork.
ssisi from Hamburg march :. Franlhn for NYork
SAILED rom Cardiff March I mary for NYork.
Sailed from Hun March g. HARLEQUIN, for NYorh
Sailed from PortsHouth March q, corinth tor Charleston
DISASTERS
CALcurrA Jan 24-Ihs Charles Cooper Cuts,
place damsgs being shsnsd expected
OF this ev. ng and vii oceed w'hout beng Sockee.
CEooKHIvES March 2The William arrived here from new Io4
Gi4.sow March wreck ola timber laden apparently
with m the deck passed Jan - IN lat -,
Ion 81 by the James CampbsL G ,oway, arrived herr,
The Yorkshire from Liverpool Tor New York,
which put HoJhead distress has been owed round mere 70
The slsh nd Ioua arrived here on Tuesday Mobile
struck BY lightning duIsg hurricane a month "a lat 81 lon ~
e s e.s bdd aSd ct Vss articles on fire. but was for
tunateb eitneuishsd without ing material damage
Caspian. Noble. has arrived, reported.
lbe EamoHy arrived here March John NB b
for three Gays the Grand BanEj lost mrtrgas
egSrs.Tows March 4-The Forsstsate Poer from Liverpool
70 Boston with grants here with loss Of manmast Be-
snirLps March Napoleon Lesda for Havana lost her
mizsntopmsst when proceeding to sea this evening
TO u.Hvrrs
QUAEAsTSE HAkBOR. NAL
Government the OF the Chamber Of COmmsrce
MARI be kxsd depth OF four ithos the
OF Hathos ePPo'lle
stretching the Eastward use 10 vessels entering
the Qua ann HaTbor Westward which should out
thereof The Marx Wooden Buoy painted black and ho"
ysis sssnfAs sispun having
wsn the Backa Spit Mspn Buoy black Buoy, ed
IS Mapl has beer placed onr isthom' low water Spring
tides midway the named Buoys with following
marks ard compass beafrgsi VIZ:
Cauewton Church, with ABarn.-............-.N. w.
Foulues Church by w w.
.--- 90 l.
Mapn Lighthouse well open TO the Eastward Of
tle mhpln buoy o9 " 4 "
Mouse Light Vessel by g.
SIGNAL FEssELs MAGADoR Poar-ln conse
quense Of the continued arrivals a thus Of vessels much too
drawing water than anchofsge Affords and also
the continued stats OF the bay has been
deemed Advisable by The Consu and Agents of the European nations
exhibit sga vessels Of the danger Of suter
port which they all times find Masters
Of vessels ag of the port will therefore please TO observe that
Red Flag hostsd unds the national coors the
Cor uae will hsnsorth b the signal that there danger
attending their entering the bay either from - crowded stats
from the fact thor vessels requiring greater depth Of water than
tbs anchorage affords.