The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26
Disasters. &c.

D1s1sters &c.
RI For various maritime disasters see teegraphic
news columns.
SHIP john RUrEDGE at Philadelphia from Liverpool
ten days on the coast with half Of her disabled
BARK LOUISA KnHAM ct Philadelphia, 68 days from
Liverpool rs days the coast Of England without
making any westing.
BR MARY, of Cork, from Boston for st John, NIB
before reported ashore Monhegan has been taken
into Rockport, BE, for repairs.
scHR JOIN WILIET1s ROBBERS from Virginia for NYork
the vessel reported ashore at Abseco She sprung
aleak at sea- in snow Storm steered ashore struck
on Abecom shoals, and filed with water Immediately
The hands driven into the rigging where they re-
manned from 10 o'clock AM Saturday until O'Clock
NJ on Sunday. % hours, when they taken off by
boat from shore. There we're seven board
whom the cock, colored man, perished from the cold
She fine yesssl and will be total loss; coal laden
ScHR MARY ELIZABETH, during the storm at NBedford
Wednesday, broke from her moorings ran into the
wharf and lost b0wsprit and received other dam
mage. Schr Jane Lucy also broke from her mornings
and into the Fairhaven bridge carrying away the
railing, but no damage Is reported to the vessel.
WhalemeR.
At Iahans Dec 5, by letter from Capt Noyes Cabinet
ston, 800 sp $50 (not 1850 VIII. Reports the Tiger,
Gavit do filling up with freight to leave home in two
three days The Tybee Barber d. from Arctic Ocean
at owyhee Dec 8, oil not stated
At Csao Jan 3, by letter Peru Starbuck Nant 500 SO
65 black fish, including oil sent home.
At Toya Island Patagonia Nov 81 by letter from Capt
Anthony, Topaz Nj Did not reach the until oct
g. and had only three weeks of the had taken
whale Of s5 obls, and struck another which was lost
would cruise of River of Plate for p oil until Feb thence
10 fnlkanq isanns reports the Byron. Holt, StOn 4
whales q smal) Hudson Cliff, Mystic, VIII (i0 bbl,)
both gone s.
At Johanna Sept 10 Dolphin Cutler of Warren oil not
stated expected 10 be at Zanzibar in January.
Spoken.
ship sias Greennan from New Orleans for Liverpool,
Jan 81, lat ~, Ion %.
Brig Judge Hathaway, Leland from Surinam for Bos.
ton mot as before Feb % lat 80 Is, lon "a 10.
Foreign Ports.
AIcASTE-Arr Jan u, North Carolina, Flitner Cadiz
AsTwERP-ln port Feb s. Br brig Elizabeth hodrel for
Boston soon.
BnfAsr-In port Feb s, Br bark Eliza Durkec for Ar.
drossan 10 load for Boston
BoRpEAux-sid from Royan, Feb 6, an Am ship ma me,
BRsToL-In port Feb II, ship James Ttcomb, HID from
Newport for New Orleans, repg, 20 sail soon
CARDESAs-Arr Feb 10, brig Gaelic Brazier Havana
SID l4th, brig Eliza MerritAes, Griffin NYork In port
18th, barks Maria, Victory, Churchill Schools r. A
Kinsman, and Diligence; brigs Chas Edward r HIGH.
born, Grand Turk 32) ffy Leeds, Poconocket. SAT
ford Rainbow, Model Harriet Tuscan Gen Marion Hal
dee Motto, Eliza, Ellen Maria Caroline White Lydia
stoyer Dema, Portland, Waverey, Calais, Financier
sehrs Lucy Ann, Ina, Mayhower, Meridian, Iansil
and others destinations &c, not given
crSFuEGos-ln port Feb II, barks Wyandotte Bryant
ior Boston abt 18th; Tom Corwin Bssford unc; N. B.
stetson Harding for Boston four five days sid 7th
brig Neptune, Upton Boston.
GEsoA-ln port Feb 8, ships Asia Foote eYuected IN
load for United States direct; Genoa Kelley for Leohorn
to load for port in United states bark Kirkland Cook
for do do brig Avon, Webb for Palermo or days sd
previously ship Iowa Blake, Leghorn.
GrBRALrAR-ln port Feb !, wind bound ships Norfolk
Rogers for Boston serampore Reed from Marsele for
DO Harrisburg, Matthews from Palermo for NYork
barks Emma Lincoln, Bartlett do for Philadelphia; q
Lewis, Giles, and kdw Fletcher Lincoln do for Boston
Clarissa Coleman from Marselles for do Samuel Train
Wooster from Smyrna for NYork; Sarah Boyd Merrill
from Trieste for do Gandoo (Neap) from Palermo for
NOrleans Eliza Ann, Nuttng, for Sumatra Parana Bet
teo, repg briggs Graza (Neap from Palermo for NYork
Hampton Pomeroy, from do for Baltimore Sara AusJ
Susich, from Messina for NYork; Uckermonde (sg)
schNarz from Smyrna for Boston The wind shifted to
for few hours the 2sh and several vessels started
but all put back, and the wind still fresh from the
westward LIST inst Bark Mary, Gley from Palermo for
NYork, cruising in the bay. Bark Eutaw Mathews
from Messina for Boston, was probably with the wad
ound aeet but may have passed the Rock the 2s.h