The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25


TeiegraPhIo Mari.s Reports.
AsrtGs Ohio NTes; S Her..
and S.yhaT.T NSslas John Jarvis H''s'n' s'' S'.sA
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Arriv.ds,s.mhps Stat. fosers Wilton. Ss' s1.e...
,rS Esymors Rsa%ond sShr: wi.sd ~
Snms DO Jew. Hoys. Newburyport; steamer Pensssss~
Ssry ss
msa d Wright oT wright %
Housk Westport steamers Kennebec. Clark NY0rh vsau
miscellaneous
me sg ss sls sa 1's
SIPean Dsaso parted her lines dragged both saehsss
ma neo with hsr bow about % fee. above ordinary hsh
broke the which was made fsst on The
side q the river dragged both anchors unit.
position embedded about feet in the earth. Brig Waa1s
about feet from the river At high ~
ter aud land on her beam ends She was disg 18th Ser
PItn their position TO The AGENTS unders fhsy
of Az
ohored ~ bar, dragged and drove
from the river. She condemned BY survey.
BR SHIP for Liverpool before reported return
the evening when about $50 miles Of the Passss
Ss4 n With sHs il l.s a. s ship o.
PEELED to en away topnasts TO right the ship. CARRYING
away bulwarss and psrs d the ships stores 4
seG TIE cabin aud were sd with water ae
chests all floating the ferecaso On the morang Of The
ha jerymast go. and made SAIL and stood bo the
Passes which he ut the 18TH and got 70
the city l4th tor repairs
SHIP JOSIAH BpApLrE. Bryson, at Norlesns from Bos
ton hurricane lean on the 9th p Lon q
round to the the ship running under close .sefss
quarter boats and split some Of her sails; had close
T.ssd t9psss blown from the bolt and broke sas
to under main orsso 10 the wo.sh..
sounded 6 pumps found made no water thea
i% R sss on ssns: va:
bound round the South side of Cuba.
renced the 9th inst about l2O miles to the south ward
AND sa,smard Of tie Passes very heavy weather and
sides re ewing other trihing damage.
BARK YORKTOWN, formerly of Bath, which was wrecked
at Trinity bay and sold for account q has
swE BRIG HEBE at Norleans from Rio yaneiro on the
sth st. lat IS So ion So 80 hur
~sn E sn
again about o'clock with incr violence from the sw
quarter boat ard easks sos
the head Of the oapan cabin and windows ous
torn pieces in ssstss i've the pors Ss:Sss
out besides receiving other damage Cap. Fleetwood 70
perenced in any part Of the globe
B scHn HAnmoNy at Boston from Halifax, got ashore
on Georges Island Saturday morning and unshpped ruddeI
but came Of, leaking slightly
scHR pHENx tOf Georgetown, sC) from NYork for Bos
and and
s s1ud be got %
ScHR AvENGER Lane, bound from Boston to Bangor,
hs a @ o and 81
night at about half o'clock the and cook being
boat 10
S i r 5s att found the s%o' and ac
bic for them 70 enter 20 part Of the furntare The
uSdusd sxsnsnshed about hour but not ae.i i
he had $500 bank bills in his vaise in the
fire in IRE place n the cabin aud had gone forward 70
supper he the fire communicated to the cur
Sem MARTHA ANN, lader with dcar went ashore night
o. oh az 9azard Point near Mspeck no person on board
senn about 20 tons as%a.tsd sns full e xassr
Bay Of Fundy 18th inst BY schr Hero ST John NB sup
painted inside and she stecred with wheel iron
Tr sres @ SS reported into St
by the Ceors Of New Bedford schooner Of 20 tons.
sns e the sen ass xas
lett TIC y consul t. W fs.sl.
boat Hornet Horn a,rved At Newport 2oh and reports
Bedsr is probably the bark tsie rsphed below NSei
sEd apd which pu. to sea at night owing to The sIrs.s
on board Gent home 800 sP).
to take the place Of Mr. Edward ov land mate Of
the Antarctic who lost overheard had joined the ship
sps IN SaSs as
letter from Capt ardner of ship Falcon Of Ns dated
lying 90 and Fayal under double reed topsails the
The Arnoda standing opposite rack under full
sail snd struck Falcon the arboard bow sweeping
and fore chains The Arnolda lest cahead forward j
ards oseertned that there was no lookout on board
the The hailed times the Falcon before
boats ~ from the Peri and another from the See
letter from Capt Rowland, Of bark snppho, Of NB
ports her az lay Aug eth q" :aGs Landing 70 Sss
sized the boat and won't of.
ton Which returned to Scotland 9th lust from nm nnsuo
eruie IN search Of Sir John Franklin reports that
six sS had been taken between al the Size RECALLS;
American sfseT il The Davis Straits nshsry and is M
''D'''ai' INC S''''i 'iiI Spoken KEN
ship Msnaayn stod9ard fco@ MYOrt tJuly ia for San
ship woodsido from NYor for Noreans, Oct 6, Of BIZ
Shin Epaminondas condry, from NYork tAms ny for
Australia date &c (by the Aryum, from Montovidso
foreign Ports.
9Ss between am ses II and Pa
man Ilagrun, Clsnsen and cid for NYork,;
an asy fi n i. Sss.
DEaL, Oct SID Queen Victoria, cha'e Havre.
the vessels the Bay IL Assoras Roads and
from behind the Rock have sailed and the Straits
the West.
LIvERioor, Octa-Sd Thos Lee, James, San Francisco,
Sh United Kingdom savannah. In the river 9th outward
bound, Argo. Macoduct for Port Philip, Au' traiia.
MAhsEIILEs. Oct 4-Sld Hy Pratt, Newcomb Logborn;
l. Hartman hrey. NYork mot N0rlesns).
ADV kanawha for Boston; John Currier for NorleanE
Mehemet Ali for san Francisco.
NEWPORT, Oct 1-Cld Palmyra, Perkins, st Thomas.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE Oct 22-Cld barks Antelope, white, Rio
JaneIo; Seneca tenhagen Port Philip and mkt; brigs
Mary stanton a,ans south Boston csndaGs Msttssvs
beth shackford Pembroke Me Anna tHaml Myer, Monte
ydeo and mkt schrs Louisa Gray Sharp Sagneree N.Y.
Josephine, Ferris Troy; Clnoh tnow, lJ6 tons Kent
Savannah Knight Travcrs, Charleson steamer EMPIRE
Laymun, Philadelphia
BosTt Oct %. AMcld ship Pcterhof, Woodbury. Nor
lesrs barks Mercurus Duch) Yeenoman, Bstavia Turk
Harding Gibraltar and mkt; Avoa, Humphrey, Charles
tom Maryland, Davis, Baltimore brgs Isabella aswcd
Niesten, London; Smyrna, Spraxuc, MaltT u Arm
strong, furher Porto Rico; Orion, Upton, Jscksonvlle
Clement Mayo Savannah; Julia Ann, Comery. Darien
scbrs Sarah Lewis ninth Tangcr, va; Virginia Price,
Scudder Wilmington Del Edward franklin, Gibbs; Phila
ton Foster do Wolcot Beers NYork; steamers Sir John
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