The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08
Notice To Mariners,

NEW LGHaoA1-The new ghtboat Frying Pan, to 20 on
Frying Pan Shoals, arr at Smthville LIST inst.
Disasters
BARK HOWARD, ashore at Hog Island will prove total
loss; there is some hope of saving the cargo.
BRIG AURORA, from Georgetown, via Charleston for
NYork in distress after leaving port experienced heavy
weather. and put into Charleston the Goth, leaking;
repaired and cleared again at that por the Goth
NYork She again encountered heavy weather, and ar
rived at Savannah I'd inst
ScHRs HELENA MARY ErIzA-Regarding these vessels,
ashore Ocracoke the agent of the under writer's
letter dated Oct 49, says" Great difficulty has been
expersne ed in settling the salvage in the cases Of schr
Mary Eliza and Helena owing In great to the
exorbtant Ultimate which the savors placed upon the
goods saved. have before goods so badly
damaged. sale will be made upon the beach Of such
goods think would be best and the balance shall be
Temovedsas soon possible. The steam boiler which
was on board the Helena will be forwarded to Newbern
SR IsPHNR lost on her passage from Tabasco to New
York, with cargo Of 400 quinta Of logwood,
sci of 100 tons register built at fremont Me- in 1885,
in Wall street for $4,000.
sHR HENRY LEE ashore at Currituck Inlet, has nearly
all her cargo saved, and would be forwarded
SHR WIN Mason which put into Norfolk in distress has
discharged cargo; the damaged part composing only
some few parcels, would be sold the remainder would
be stored.
scHR WIN WOODBURY. hence for Jacksonville at savan-
nah in Distress in the gale Of the Goth ult thrown
her beam ends shifted cargo vnd had to cut away tho
mainmas having loss all her sails and was obliged
run her ashore near Deboy but got of again and was
towed into Savannah I'd inst by steamer st John.
u,
at Portland on Saturday, Pm, in tow of steamer
Forbes and would leave again after the steamer took In
coal The 8 stesred badly.
FISHING ScHR BEVERLY, (of Marblehead,) Milet, with
5000 fish, went ashore about 40 miles from Halifax in
the gale Of oath u and would probably be total loss
saved and arrived at Halifax Halifax date of LIST
inst states that the ashore at Little Harbor, Owls
Head and that 1t was expected she would be got of by
dischargpg cargo.
scHR BrRSHAM.-Ths persons Lost at the time this
vessel capszed Isaac Atwood of Rockpor master
aged %; Andrew Herng of Gloucester, who has left
wife; Henry Wies, Michael Wall, and - Lavender,
WhnIemen.
Sid from New Bedford 6th schr Alfred Dexter Atlantic
Ocean.
At Talcahuano Avg 10, Martha, Chase, NIB, 1900 sp
bound home The second officer killed by whale 10
July.
Arr at Zanzibar Aug 90 Elisha Dunbar, E1lis Nh ss5
sp and sid 25h TO cruise Reports at Johanna June 49,
jos Maxwell, FIJI, 100 sp Undine, NIB, $50 do Clara Bell
Matt 200 do and one IT VIII Alto NIB 1900 LAnosr DO
600 do
Ship Hartford (of southport, from Mobile for Liver
pool, Oct IA off Cape Florida had lost one man over
board the first night out and afterwards buried four
at who had died Of yellow fever The crew had
all been sick, but recovering.
Bark Margaret Wood, from Bordeaux for Philadelpha,
Oct 10. lat as 05 Ion IL.
schr seenr Of and from Elizabeth City for Barbadoes
Fsneign Ports.
AHpsossAsIn port Oct Is, bark Amelia, Cam, Dublin
2ist, bark Princess lBrl for Boston %. lag. .,,
Wis for NOreans Howard Soue, and Meteor Bearss for
Work bars Arco Liza Clark and Harriet spaldng spa
ding for do Lousa Diss Hysr, and Scott Dyer HD fcl
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