The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-29

RARx COMET ct San Francisco Dec TO- from NYork met
with bad weather of Cape Horn for % days. broke main
rail- split pankshear stove in cabin DOORS and sustained
other damage of port three days. the equator
20 days previous in Ion 10
Holiness Hole 25th, had manyard and jbboom carried
away and lost maintopsai in squall from Sc Sd inst
day the wind changed TO NV and blew hurricane On
18th inst lat 35 u.s. picked up bale OF cotton ap
parently but short time in the water 1t Is not stated
whether or not 1t was marked.
BRIG PAoUETE SUR arrived at San Francisco oath,
with another portion of the passengers OF the steamship
City of Pittsburg. burnt at Valparaiso
BRIG PRINCE DE JoINvHIE at San Francisco sd from
Humboldt Bay detained 2S days in getting over Hum
boldt bar.
BRIG TINES from Wilmington, NC for Boston put into
Holiness Hole 25h with sails split foreyard broken &c,
having had heavy weather; was is days of Hatteras
BR BRIG CONDUCTOR Griswold from Malaga for Boston,
before reported aSt Thomas in distress put in previous
the cargo is much damaged. She had commenced dis'
charging 4th.
BRG ANDRoscocGS, Sampson, is reported to have been
driven ashore at Santa Cruz Cal night of 4t ut during
Sc gale Schr Guadaoupe is also reported to have gone
the beach the night in the same neighborhood
BRIG, full rugged, was ashore on Point Adams Oath
Dec, apparently just gone on.
H- Briggs Virginia, and Sophia and schrs Curlew, and
Empire went ashore at Santa Cruz CAL in the gales Of
18th and 18th Dec. and became total wrecks.
BIZ scHR ELIZABETH Wells for Sierra Leone went ashore
on Friday morning the north side of Governor Island
will probably be got oil at high water.
scnR JOSEPH GRIERsoS (of Alphabetically Northup. at
Providence from NOreans blown of the coast three
times after being with Long Island On the 18th inst,
lat 81 55 Ion 70 TO- encountered violent gale from NV,
during which split ib and yngiib oresa and mainsa
stove several bbs moasses causing the vessel to leak
about strokes per hour and for the preservation Of
vessel and compelled to throw overheard part
Of deck load consisting of about 90 bales Of cotton which
tie linen in Pr lanra
ScHE SHERIFF (of San Francisco Capt " Tibbey, be-
fore reported lost at Big river went ashore during
Sc gale Nov 90, at Bull Dam river 90 miles of
Bodega vessel and cargo total loss Capt with
(and passengers for San Francsco) left the vessel at
PM, and in attempting to land the boat upset drowning
the captain and one The body OF the captain
at Sonoma and two OF the passengers were at
Bodega rancho Dec 49,
soHR MEXICAN, with lumber for San Francisco went
ashore at Humboldt Bay 10th Dec and totally lost
Two OF her crew were drowned.
souR PrGRIM (of San Francisco, went ashore at Boil
mas Bay and biged Dec D.
PnorBoAr SEA Winch, arrived at San Francisco 23d ut
passed outside the Heads quantity of spars sails and
other articles supposed TO belong to square rugged
vessel wrecked either the bar part Of
the coast
WRECK painted white large box, and quantity Of
lumber, were passed 31st ult, lat SO 90, Ion So.
AN IRON BroY Boat, of about go tons, passed 9th
inst. lat "a TO- lon IS 20.
Notice to Mariners,
LIGHT on POINT BEAVER, TEXAS.
CUSTOM HOUSE, GALVESTON
Collectors Office, Jan 49, 1853
fixed light has been established Point Beaver on
the north side of the entrance to this harbor in latitude
90 % OF longitude "a As SO from Greenwich bear
bar The tower is painted White and has an elevation
about feet above the level Of the sea- and in
clear weather is visible about twelve miles;
Masters of vessels bound for this port and unacquainted
in less than six fathoms. Vessels having to
wait outside for pilot should come to in six and half
fathoms with the light bearing NV BY W. if standing
off and should be careful not to get to- the westward
W. R. SMITH, Superintendent Lights.
The San Francisco papers publish the following record
ascertaDed by the surveying corps attached to the
steamer Active Lieut. Com Alden. viz
anchorage San Qemente Island, latitude "a Oh 10,
longitude west from Greenwich in space lis SO 55 in
time. III 54m 15s I.
Prisoners Harbor Santa Cruz Island latitude "a OF TO-
longitude west from Greenwich in space 119 49, in time
III 5sm 4Os
Cuylers Harbor Island of San Miguel latitude "a OF TO-
longitude west from Greenwich IN space 12O "a q in
time, Oh ON 2ls A.
These anchorages are safe with the wind from every
quarter excepting the North. The North wind seldom
Whalemen.
Arr at Iahaina Nov IS, bark shepherdess Watrous,
$50 2150 VIII 80 900 bone 22d Alex Coffin, burlington
1900 VIII 900 bone; Columbus, Crowel 500 VIII 10000
bone; 23d Kutuso PIERCE 100 VIII 200 600 bone; 25th
shea Wall go VIII Il 600 T bone Rchmond Cocran
800 sp 1850 VIII 25, 900 bone.
Cid at do Nov rs, Gen Williams, Forsyth, to cruise;
goth st George, Halves cruise and home; 9th Chand
Ter Price Taber cruise; Geo Washington Gibbs cruise
and home; 25th, Kutusof Pierce, to cruise Goth, II
bark Sarah sheaf Wall for Honolulu '''
Arr at Honolulu Nov 20, Ohio, Norton NBedford, IA
mos from Ochotsk 100 sp 24oO VIII 35 900 bone; 3oth
Jeanette West do "a mos from Ochotsk 1900 VIII 2400
bone: bark Sarah Sheaf WALL do II mos 900 VIII $4,000
bone Harvest Amy, do, 20 mos, As sp HOO VIII $1,000
bone Dec 2 ship II Rowland, Pease do from Lahaina.
Cid at do Nov 20, bark sTenedos Middleton, New Lon
don, TO cruise; ship Hobomok Stetson, Falmouth, for
home North America; to cruise Frances, Swain, New
Charles Frederick Haskns do do; Nile Conkln Green
port do: Roman, Trip, New Bedford do Goth, Mary
Ann Dallman Fairhayen, do Trident, Tabcr New Bed
ford do Alert Boos, New London, do and home William
Writ Fisher Fairhaven for home Robin Hood Mckinley
do and home goth Bremen ship otaheite. Weltng, to
cruise South Boston Williams Farhaven do and home,
sia cornhan Stewart New Bedford to craise oehmgl
New bedford do Waverly, Kempton, do do; Margaret,
scott Ildrdge do po bark Lark, Kelly New London, do
to cruise ID Iamerane, shockey do do Alice Mandel
Bedford Ocean, Swift, Providence; 0roznbo, johnson
\ Pedford: Dromo, starr. London Seine, Landra, n
Bedford; Bengal, Phillips, y London Harvest spooner,
Ryan, do Delta, Weeks Greenport; Arctic Geett Fair.
haven; Catharine, Hull, London; Neptune Allen, do;
Scabury, Bedford; Thos Nye, Amy do; Gladiator
Turner do; Charles Carroll, Chapel London; Canada,
West, RedloFd; Morea, Kelley. do Hercules Fisher,
Coral 81 eIman, Bedford Illinois Coye! do; Adeline
Carr do Frances Henrietta Swain do; Romulus, Baker
Mystic Three Brothers. Adam Nantucket; Gov Troup,
Coggeshall Bedford; Isaac Hicks, skinner London
Florida, Little, Bedford Heroine Pease Farhavcn;
Monticello Foger Nantucket Liverpool Barker Nedford
Maria Theresa Taylor do Washington Edwards saghar
Dor; Hterna %, jeffrey New Bedford Brooklyn Newrv,
New London; VIM Hamilton Holm New Bedford; Philip
1st, Sisson GrcenIort; Benjamin Morgan Chappe, New
London Tuscany Hasey, sagharbor; J Donne Earl
New Bedford India Miller, New London; Columbus Har
ris, do: Brunswick Wing Dartmouth; George Washing
dWar Ortpz do,
Mandell. Wing. do: Northern Light Scott Fairhayen:
Isaac Rowland West New Bedford Prudent. Nash Sto.
nington; Gen Pike Baker New Bedford Robert Puford
Corey, do; Columbia, Cash. Nantucket Favorte Pierce,
lairbayon; Ontario, Brown Sagharbor: Sarah Swift,
Matarosett George Clark, New Bedford; Ohio Nort0n,
do: jeanette West do; Sarah Sheaf Wall do Harvest
Amy do; Rowland, Peasc do.
Arr at Acapulco Dec Il bark Harriet Thompson An
drews with 200 bbs sperm; 14th bark Clayton Lake
80 bbs SIP; the Thompson would take Cayton's oil
and sail for Francisco oath
Spoken (by the Savadora at Boston, Jan 10 lat "a 09
lon 10 Brandt clnnn