The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10
Disasters, &c.

Disasters, &c.
STEAMSHIP AIRATROSs-Thei loss of this vessel is stated
to have been owing to the strong set Of the current
which drove her long distance from her course but
against which the captain supposed he had made more
than ample allowance As she struck the reef she
up carry her bow well out of water The engine
reversed and all sail set aback the wind being
water began to flow into the vessel it aft and gradu
ally brought her down by the stern till at length she
reached angle at which she slipped and went down.
BR BRIG SYLPH bound to this port from Shields spoken
by the Bremen hip Columbian April IL in Distress but
unable to render her any assistance fallen in with
9th inst in lat A. Ion g. by the steamship City of Glas
gov, short of provisions and water bulwarks carried
away, and the vessel in bad condition The had
been for some time on allowance of half biscuit
day and half q pint Of water Captain Wye supplied
them with both provisions and water.
SCHOONER was reported at Boston Saturday to be
ashore on Lovells Island.
Whalemen.
Arr at NLondon May g. schr Marcia, Church. from De.
ISOLATION Island Jan IA, with $50 bbls oil. Left at the
bland ship julius Caesar Morgan 2lOO bbs; Cornthian
Spoke outside. ship Eliza Mallory for NLondon.
Below NRedford 18th, snip Go! Troup, Coggesha from
with 800 sp 1000 why also another ship Cid barks Mary
Ann Macomber, and America, West Atlantic ocean -,
clean, to leave on the 10Th on a cruise.
Notice 70 Mariners.
letter from Ponce, PR, says order went into
effect on the 18th April by which any vessel arriving at
any port in that island not having bill Of health vised
by the Spanish Consul from whence she Sails the cap
tain consgnee made liable to fine of 900 ducats
or $685.
spolken.
Ship Bell Rock, from New Orleans for Havre, April q,
lat "a So Ion SO 90
ship showing signal with white ground and letter
in centre steering ENE, was sgnalized May A. at
SHIP Astrea Gerrish, from New York January Q for
San Francisco, March 1e. lat 4a $, lon 45h W:
Aps - s 80 g. Sof'H ''f0na LOT SuAaAi0upe
Bark Antelope, ,Comery, hence for St John, NIB,
April ~, lat AZ 81 Ion w.
Bark Henry Trowbrdge, Carrier from Nautilus for
Port Philip, Australia Feb 10, lat 25 l6 lon SO 80 E.
Foreign Ports
CApH-In port April Is, ship Norfolk, Rogers from
Gibraltar for Boston, with part Of her cargo bark Turk
cnsruHeesin port abt April "a, bark Virginia, Thur
adeirhia disg to commence dg in few days. schrs
Rogers steeman from Phlade phia for NYork next day.
idg. ''''A' ''A'''''' N'' --' ~ ~ O'A'
HAvASA-In port April 90 brig Ellen Hayden Smith, for
Wilmington, NC, and a mkt ldg
HAIRAx-C1d April 90 schr Agnes Ross Doane, NYork;
30th, Br brig Neal Dow, Mason, do.
JARuco (near Cardenas)-In port April rs brig
Brown, Amy, for Wilmington, NC and mkt, ldg.
for Alexandria master sick on shore with yellow fever
MATANzAs-sld about May l, schr Charles Henry, Ap-
pleNSy Nosleaps mort Anr % h,os cn,, e,o
MYork disg Hamlet Crswford for do days Celestins,
Hopkins Tor 90 q sha oxford Mlchener for 40 III CAM
from MachissporD ldg
nassau Pin port April 70, brig Pedraza, Dorrtie,
oTNYoE 1st Inst Ami, - ,.. rorh.. vr.,o. from
NHayen, arr 18th, dsg Sarava Watson from Granada,
just arr
ney, from and for Philadelphia unc; only Am vessel
PoRT spAISIn port April 49, bark Excelsior, Whttle
sey, from Maven, just arr.
PANAMA-In port April 49, bark st Marys Lee, Payta.
FQuEBEc-A May 3, ship Try, samson pt Philip, Aus,
traa Feb B with coal Supposed Tor bailast) Passed
Cape Good Hope March g. and crossed the equator April
g. In port 4h ship MI Vernon, Applebee for Liverpool
abt 8th, passage only.
RIO JANnRo-I In port March "a ship Ozark Bartlett,
for San Francisco, repg bark Linda Stewart Slemmer,