The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
Herald Marine Correspondence.

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/ Miscellaneous.
a. hs Be. y':s reported
raby by the recent Her keel has heated ashore
her stern Is knocked out and was thought she other
sssy ssay s ssss small portion only Of the
5; sa e.
5000 to be used IS store ship at Navy Bay
BanT svsnnAn ashore Assatesgue said viii
and sSo
also The survivors endured much
asS w asIt dead With cold and when taken
at about $4,000.
stormy weather the Gulf the 9TH She had
struck shoa the 18th, trying savannah
BRIG NEPTUNE, Dryer Charleston from Boston cxpe-
mage in sails, rigging and spars.
BRIG Isaac CARVER, from Cardonas, the re-
up without damage.
BRIG ANN ELzAnrrH. ashore Hereford Inlet it is now
high tide having ont as to render the job
of getting her afoat comparatively easy matter.
G. which put Norfolk distress lost fore and
fore topgallant mast, with all attached
inst, lat 80, Ion "A 10, number Of cotton bales.
BRIG CITIZEN Brown hence at Norfolk. reportssawa
the briggs sails loose aud hanging the yards On
Friday about thirty boxes aAoa picked up
Sdanosdl Ia Palma H. THE bark san isasa
Light, were no doubt the vessels by the CT
from Boston. during heavy blow, evening
snd it is feared went ashore.
Sem SUSAN ashore Assateague was laden with cotton
has BEEN fs G rdo aa Snd
tiHn The report from Norfolk yesterday Of the sehr
aster, also that Of schr Truth. ~
Sem con,sTmAs, wainwright, from Baltimore for vii.
18th tls before sunset She was going with strong
Cd stays rr2gqdod and 5sod She cargo Of
mington The vessel will probably be loss as also
considerable part Of her cargo.
ScHR Gro WARRINGTON ashore at Cape May lies in
p5eeariOns position, with but little getting her
to have brought remarkably high prices.
Sem Henry cvnTis; from Philadelphia for NBedford
between No Mans Land and Gay Head, 21 NJ and NIL
ed and sunk in I'VE minutes leaving about % feet of her
The disaster is said to have arisen from Capt having miss
Egg Island 18th but epsstsd 70 he dischars
the hold.
craney n had Discharged her ballast there Sas ony
moderat 9 breeze at the time.
this vessel o.day and reports that cargo has been
damaged and the portion Of it that deck consisting
damaged condition 20 casks had been landed on
before the 25th inst.
NANTUCKET scHns laden with OIL were reported to
be ashore forenoon Of 2ith inst on the East Chop of
PLoT Boar JAoon BrLI in coming to the pier foot Of
Roosevelt street this morning in contact with ship
W wcstorvct and carried away bowsprs.
STEAMER cHAnLrsror and soop Edwin Forrest, werei in
4 nc IN
Whalemcn.
Heard from Jan 10 lat ~ n Ion 2t,swt letter from
Cape verd Islands where chss White and Geo barrow aS
The WIN ROtch Of Farhaye before reported at Pernam
69Go clean and put in fsb G sGar fore
She ready for 10Th and would sail 2lst.
Spoken.
Steamship Glasgow hence for Glasgow lth inst lat 4s
Bark suvsrTcy Wasssgrn from Boston for Norleau,
Foreign Ports.
BosnAY FEB 3VBark Guardian tBrl for Boston. days
@ d. sn a1a
GosAs, PR, March e-Brs Maria (Br), stanwOod for N
n1yAsx March Isrship ThSrnats Perkins for Srcrt
Alnsh York for Portland. do Elizabeth Leavit Gooding
MADRAS, Jan 2eship Mary Ann Crosby, for Calcutta
NAvs BAY, March SID brig Jas wallace, Small, Glen.
PoRr PRi.cr, March Gsehrs P johnson, Allen, for
lin Gs,iaear for do G. Manson Manson, from Boston, dsg
JAsxIRo prey to Feb loArr ship Banshec wings.e.
ST. THOMAS March 2-shps silss Holmes NYork Is or Ie
days Trnnees for DO brig Gushing of Boston,
ST JoHs PR abt March Arr schr Oregon, Cook New
SgsE ~ sans sp March lAr sshr Melinda Brund.s.
York.
ALEXANDRIA . March 2scArr schrs G Chamberlain,
a? Na hso PaS ss
OF Brl
rhsai FnssE Chase Boston
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Boston hriss Princess Rsyal tBr Bermuda Calendar
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2lst steamship sSutherner Berry do; ship z Bulhhey
York.
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aepha Ga goth brigs Nsp.ppus (Banl Hansen Pleas
SIs Iis' haTrs @
aVsIss AS9
burn BGrdssuS; BRIG Juno (sv Tlorien Ans,sTdsn;
siss brig i"anso Sound spJ Rois Barsslona
hs!si s,ssp h sss'TTig
cgs%s SSrssn ;sIT l,es P.SydsnS
her @ srisi Ss
proceeded last evening The cutter Forward
from Assateague Light House, in last evening Capt
Nones states that not dollar worth OF the sunbeam
(sugar had been saved The vessel also will
total loss The body Of Mrs Lincoln found yesterday
and buried along side her husband
Passengers Arrived.
LrvFrPooL-Steamshp Europa-y Levy, Robertson,
Jaryie, Gen WEIGH w Warwick, w Burke, w II Burke,
Kent J c Gregory, J Williams W wreford, Dsllow, Fos-
ter sckricper. d Hickey, Warner, Warner, w APP
peton, Perkins, Mr. Nutta and lady, vagee, DAILY,
tasteton Mrs Thompson and children Mr. Brookelman
w Grelton and lady Mrs Q j. DeGruecr. Mr. Cotton,
lady children and nurse X Van Antwerp Mr. Stephen,
Capt Wamberssi, Beels, N Gusterannus M Pense
J. Rev. Mr. Beattie, Mr. Roy, Deutolm, q watson, w
Benjamin, Mr. Ascber, Mr. Wyke, Brevost spence,
Ross, w Neil T. Clark walker Total o.
UAvANA-Brig Rush-Mr Eugene BlumenthAl. Colonel in
The Cuban expedition, = 80.
misunderstanding Roanoke-P Williams, Wart-
ling r L Turner, N Brady Wilmer. WIN Burr, 9 Mum,
Crane, Thomas blanchard, Tooker, Saml Emerson