The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09
Arrival or the Sl0Op or War 81. Marys.
SIxTKKN DAYS LATBR FROM TIM CAPS or a0oD
HoPE-PROGREss OF THE KAFFIR WAR, ErC.

sIxrKRN DAYS LATER FROM TIM CAPS or aoop
HoPE-PR0GREss or THE KAfFIR WAR, ErO.
PHILApsLrHA. Dec. 1852.
The sloop OF st. Marys Magrudcr has arrived hcrc
after cruise in the Pacific. She absent twenty
months during which time sailed seventy Ave
thousand miles Tho officers and crew are all we'll She
lost only two during tho entire cruise one from
consumption the other ffom dysentcry She made tn,
run from Cape Town O. G. II, in 3s days TO Capo Hon
oren, reaching the latter Monday night. she took
pilot the next morning
The following is list OF the st Mary's officers com-
tcnant-James 8. Bidols Second Lieu,erant--R II W.
man Acting L.u'enants-r: g corbin . Blake,
s%rs.on-J J. Ab,rnsthy A.,is'sns ss5g.onH y
than Young Lieutenant Of Marnes.-6 Graham.
passsd Pass, MidshDman7J NJ Duls1ey, W r. aers,r
peDter-Meade Sailmaker-W b. Fuzetts. Gunner
James Hudson.
The st Marvs brings Cape Town papers TO the 2sth of
October from oh learn that the steamship Great
Britain from Liverpool for Australia, arrived a. Table
Bay on the 10th October.
The papers contain details othe progress OF the Kar
Several oolieons with the troops are mentioned
but decided batles band OF rebels At colouy Al
bany were routed by force under Com On ander Barry
FIVE rebels were killed and five guas captured Captain
Hearne and two men Of the 18th regiment had been
The st. Marys left at Cape Town loading for Boston
the American clippers sprinebok and Ocean Wave
Another Terrific storm Lake Eric-DIs-
asters, &c.
BurrALo, Dec g. 1885,:
terrible storm prevailed Last night the lake. The
steamer Baltic which left here for Detroit last night
early this morning aboring In the trough Of
tho When of Barcelona she got in the trough aud
could not turn and had to back ell the way 10 tho
river. For several hours she lay unable to move and
much exctemenet existed here there being boat to
OF
torn to pieces guards emashed and much other damage
Ths brig Concord which left here last night caught
IN me ana ran Dack 60 por. hsyng lost ovsrSosd
The brig sustained some damage, but got in safely.
The vessels out must have been in great danger and
The Western telegraph lines down are, conse.
quenty, without intelligence from along the shore
Marine Disasters.
BARK j DUvALL AND BRIG KELLocH ASHORE
TIM BARK AvoLA-CARGO or THE wHALESHP
HENRY CLAY-Loss or THE BRITISH BRIG OTTO.
MAN, ETC.
Bosro,, De, 8, 1852.
The bark j. II. Duvall from Baltimore for Boston
struck Hedge Fence Vineyard Sound tho night Of
the 7th inst She tight al last accounts and had
succeeded in dischargng lighter load OF her cargo
The brig ii Kclloch from Havana for Boston. went
ashore on the place, but got off without dsmsge
The bark Avola from Charleston before reported lost
the Sow and Pigs Is insured this city on the vessel
and cargo for S3l Geo. At last accounts there fair
prospect that be would be toved into port part OF
her deck load of cotton had been picked up BY the
lighters.
despatch just received from New Bedford SAYS the
bark Avola has reached that port s her bsam ends
The brig Mary Adelaide Of New York from Rio,
Esy days, with $50 bbls of sperm oil tho csrgo Of the
ship Henry Clay, OF Nantucket condemned arrived at
FdgortOwn December 0 Mr.. Allison chief officer fell
from oloit 70 the deck the 2ad November, and
petantly killed.
The British brig ottomsn pike, from st. Johns N r.,
Tor Boston With full cargo Of oil fish 60. has been
Lost Sable Island Particulars not given Cargo in
6utCd abroad.
THE LOSS or THE BRITISH BARK J. 8. DE woLPE.
BALTIMORE, Dec 8, 1862.
Tho British bark j. s. De Woe reported ashore al st.
GATHERINGS Isiknd has proved total loss The psssen-
gers and had arrived at Savannah The vessel
owned at st John, and was insured With her cargo