The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

the West Coast under the Of Dido Capt Manu. bens
her commander.
MELBOURNE, June 2s-The Akbar, Gibbs, here June
18th from NYork, had touched the grounds Inside the
Heads, and Was found to be leaking badly.
fPER STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC
BREMEN-Arr Sept q, Alfred Pundt, hanzano; Oct /,
Texas, Rabe, Galveston.
BRrxruuIAvKs-Arr Sept 20, wilhslmne wencke, Bal
timore.
BRIsroIArr Oct l, J Johnson Staples NOrleans; 3D.
Brilliant. Miller, st Stephen. Sid 3D. ] White MTear
and Macedonia, Preble, New York; Romuus Day, N
cRoSsrADr-Arr Sept 20, Messenger Bird Doane, Bos-
ton.
CRrsrrAsA-Arr Sept 81, Haabet, Jorgensen, Charles.
ton
CuxHAvKs--Arr Oct l. Marion, Sampson, Havan.
DubiiN-Arr Oct ., Mazeppa, MKellar and Amelia,
DEAL-Arr Oct l. Eastern State Kilburn London and sid
81 for Port Philip ID wslelhaassn Danneman
Frederick York. Condor Peterson London land sid for
Hobart TOWN. 3D. 0Tnen larsen, Bic; Cooper, Lam.
westward) 4th Clara Thompson, Thompson Quebec land
proceeded for London).
Bristol Belle sponagle, st Andrews, NIB; Oct /, Thornh
Bogart Quebec.
GEEnNocK-sld Oct l, Glasgow, Hatfield, Boston.
GRAvIsESD-Arr Oct ], Helena, Burman, NYork.
HUII-Arr Oct Elizabeth Hamilton, Jones' Wallace, Ms.
HAvRE-Arr Sept 80 Admiral Blidens Mobile st Denis,
Foansbee NYork both incorrectly reported in the roads
HAsnXGs-Oa Southampton, Tinker, NYork for London.
KARKAI-Arr Aug II, Amerique, Clemenceau, San
IIyERroor-Arr Sept 80, David Cannon, Robertson, St
john NIB; Oct 2, City of Manchester (s Leiich Phia-
delpba; Asia (s) Lott NYork; 4th New World, knight,
sd Sd, Jas tcomb Hill Soreans Scotland, Hawkins
Savannah Isabella, Hayden BALTIMORE Star of the west,
scott, Bell, and Arctic, Zerega, NYork.
Cid out Soh Gen Berry, Leary, NOrleans; Oct l, Hora
Columbia Dryer, NYork; Sd, Jacob wsstervet, Hood
less CentuIan Coombs and Cornelia French do Blanche
Rudolf MO1leans Harvest Fuller, Baltimore; shacka
s. Enid for ldg Both, Calhoun Truman NYork; Oct l.
Wass Marshall do; Tuscarora Turley, Philadelphia; Ara
Clara Wheeler, Nelson, NOrleans; Sarah Hyde, Snow,
and Westmoreand, Ocean, Philadelphia
Quebec; Northumberland Lord NYork Marshlield, To-
ney, Quebec Sd, Nehemiah Hand Turner Connecticut,
Williams; Ann iza sleighholm and Philadelphia, San
Enid outwards S0th, American Congress, williams,
York State Of Maine, Ford Calcutta Oct Northumber
land, Lord, NYork
CID is St Louis Hoyt, NYork (and from Gravessna
same day..
i, MnsEilzs-Arr Sept %, Marshaed, Hodgdon York;
MAIAeA-Arr Sept %, Vivid Hendrick, N York; Char
lotte Tay, Clark, Boston.
NEwroEr-sld Oct Esther Ann, Graiths, Wilmington.
ODfsA-Arr Sept %, Hans Holmboe, swendsen N York.
PoRrsM mo Oct l. Devonshire, Hovey London,
SHIELDS Sid Oct !, St Jago, Means New Haven.
scnD-Arr Oct 2, Shelter Robinson, York.
SANTANDER-Arr Sept q, Radius, Dillingham; Orleans.
TRIlsrEArr Sept 10, Silas Leonard Bassett, Havana
20, Costello, Gray Matanzas Bernja Caboga Bronzar
Baltimore.
EyoRE Sept 26-The several vessels which cleared for
the Baltic yesterday have been blown into the Cattega
but 1T is hoped they have found shelter the DAY Of
Hornbeck.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1.-The America hence for Cardiff and
San Francisco which ashore Southport Sept 49,
war cot of this morning and towed back here
waterogged vessel, with mainmast foretopmast and
bboom gone the foreyard in its place and sails set port
tack board ttarboard sheet aft and all in good order
HCrOwuf' O
renty abandoned passed Sept ~ in lat So Ion 3d.
the Heather, Gloack, arrived here.
2d-Ihe City Of Manchester (s) from Philadelphia got
aground on the Bar this morning, Coming in without
any piot remained two hours, and came of apparently
without receiving any damage.
3d-The Isaac Wright, hence to New York, spoknu
29th September near the Ola Head Of Knsae with loss
Of ruaaer and lsak having struck on rock Cabin
steam tug has been sent in search Of her The
W put back 4th, with loss Of rudder and very
20 steerage passengers died after she left Liverpool
She had board 600 Storage and 10 cabin passengers
chiefly Germans and Irish For several days after her
departure she experienced rough weather and heavy
ult she found to be close to land and she
wearing round her stern struck rock unshpped her
rudder and caused her to make water rapidly They got
her into deep water but 1t impossible to control her
movements and all hands took to the pumps. She
manned in this position with signals Of distress flying and
although several vessels hove in sight, Of them
answered the signals until the Ocaunsta bore down to
her. On being asked where he had struck Captain Abee
said be believed it was Cape Clear but Captain HadHed
told him that could not be- he only forty miles off
Cork thirty four OIL the Head of Knsale The Ocaun
sta then made all sail for Liverpool to send steamer to
her assistance Captain Abeel being of opinion that he
would be able to keep her afoat in the meantime
BURLINGTON, Sept 3o-A brig, supposed of about 800
TONS with white figure head painted ports with
nished streak underneath, and apparently light loaded
the Goth, about so miles Z, of the Leman
and OVER with loss of masts bowsprit bulwarks and
boats and signal of distress fyingby the Hope Part
ridge arrived the bay which unable to render
sistance account Of the gale.
GorTESBuRG, Sept 24-Some small pieces of wreck,
amongst which half planks, and portions of
cabin, had come ashore near Styrsoe.
AMSTERDAM, Oct 1.-The Leone (American vesse) Leslie,
from Matanzas to 81 Petersburg has been stranded
the overland Banks.
THE WRECK of vessel of about 300 tons, with straight
STEM ard white streak with black ports totally dsmast
ed decks gone, passed in lat "a n lon 58 W. by the
steamship Thames arrived at Southampton.