The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-06
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Wind At sunrise, SCI meridian Z; sunset. RNE and blow
lPER STEAMSHIP BALrIc.1
NYork. sid 18th Expedition, Mullen San Francisco And
fr.m Tombsa Roads day. 10Th New Hampshiro Chase
Aspaoss4s. March sid Perthshre. Johnston Boston
altoona, March lS-Sld Malvina. Gales. NY0rk.
BoTnsAvs March lsHAsr IsisI%srs koSsrsson. Nor
Howlsud do; Clsons Baxter, and byron Bunker NYork
Refuse PIE. NYork goth, Mount Washington. Biasde
SD from Royan Roads l7.h Mary Green Everett. Now
Bn EnERIAvrN, March ie.sid Bremsrhsven. Hilken.
sohm horns hors.%ann; Water Gransr KsSrmsnn aud
k51 nno @ sshr ka sna
shukeG Ebesrfols do A%srica GstIsn Baltimore; Louise
fais Mssfas aaseslSns
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DEAL March PAR sonnoresnda, London for Phisdei-
i Passed 2!s s%Sars ship Gersoe jacobs. from
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Bremen for Norsans ed Brem ship Bremsrhsven Hken.
ELvsM,ss RoADs March issd Maria Therese. Brarcns,
e Ssiss
.1d "A 60 Arsy dS 18Th Isa Lern
GRAyssnsD; March is-sld. Yorktown. Bradi.h. NYork
s s"a 20
GLASGOW, March W-Sd Champion Cochran, n York; 22d,
Thrco Sisters. Douglass. San Francisco.
n rGr, ~ I'D G Lyra from HYGrk d.g Row
'aS or Byron bnSs a
-- Bsnnochlurn Swan, and Sarah Mary Brown. for N
Gnxnsosk: March oronoeto. Mcintyre. st John;
nsyHa March i773sia Mcdonald. Rich. Work 18th, St
.sS nsssy
oth Dntshcsss d orleans Mutton s. George. Crawford,
HAMDuRc March l7sld ornen. jain. NYork; 18Th Leb-
ni!a Meyer N9sleans IA, p..,.,,, yo,.o .na
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Thompssn, Staten Island and Sharsstop lsnsd 18th
York; I'd cermont. Dorman, CASTINGS Middleton. MeNu-
''Cid I'D. Parliament, Sampson, Boston,;
THAN i pys! os!s.n.; lamont wsea Aisa.nsra
sutle Corhh Virginia; Tenawanda Julius rh,adslphi .
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March c1rGu ss1
CID GOTH John cnrrer Bestmann. Norlsans and sid
Deal 22s I'D Csyon Green ssyann1h in ballast ss,h
GIinnell, Fletcher, DO April ]. ,.,-
IIlarslcx; March % Sid Baimoral. Dillon; NYork
MARsElILrs, March i9-Arr GoldLunter, Nokcrson, n
William. Mckenzie SlIaven; Racklf. Forster NYork (sso
e h.S11 ssrs.n,
Orleans. ss Henry Psat.: Moses. Sorissns
a s s..,.. Nsss
snynsA March n arr ioai1 ling Boston wa.
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TovIos, March l6-Put in. Leoaidas DAsc. from Nor
leans for Genoa.
absence Of nearly week arrived river Yesterday
her n Asss having deemed i ayss.
Tsdns.day With hor full sSmplsmens pas
t, S M as
sreety bore for Cork bus owing the wind being
aP s en sa Of s Ct .ns
Ing Captain Abel decided to r.t back and arrived here
sertions Of the under the trying
y w Which the Nsr na Co.
and Msssrs chas iii 60 have providsd them pas
be a the
Hitchcock % in thew ss,eli; and the remaining 50 in
the
captain whom learn not only never left his post but
GrrRALrAn, March leAn along the beach, from Guada
spar- Sc including among others one marked with red
paint tho stern PIT supposed to belong TO some ves-
GLASGOW, March "a Quebec built ship. with mahogany.
with fgurehend and remains Of union jack At the
lat long s' Il 'S " y The wo1is TSsH arrived in
the clyde.
CADIz March 1.-THE Vanilla Christie, Of and from st
Stephens IN BY, abandoned February 49, lat 81 n,
long 81 W. having been dismasted three days previous
taken of by the Rcro for Antwerp which vessel the
following day fell in WITH and transferred part Of the
and tho American brig ltaska. Warner,
of Boston, arrived at this port.
An English bark Climber aden waterlogged and aban
doned with only fore and tnnding passed
February by the Itaska Warner Of Boston, arrived at
this port
SHIELDS March ls-In consequence Of the wind having
to the south vessels have arrived II our o
with several other vessels are ready for sea.
BELFAST LouoII, March, @2-Tho bark Frederick. from
Glasgow Boston, Put in here to-day eaky and will have
to discharge