The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

Morning, from NYork for San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA, March 7.
Arriyed-steamer Osprey, Charleston.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, March IA Pm.
si AdTrd lived phgns @ Mats Liverpool Frg.te
Orleans brig Thomas Walker, Marshman Cienfuegos;
schrs John Glpin (Br) Kent Mayaguez PR; Hetty An
Florida, Kelly, NYork; Edw Adams, Bradshaw, do Jane
Doughty, Murphy, do; Cicero Adams, Providence; N
River; shenandoah, Ingersoh SYork; Grace Darling,
Bartlett Bridgeport; Miller, Elliott, do; Triumph,
Ceared-Ship Rio Grande, Perry, Matanzas apd mkt;
barks Venezuela Wilson, Laguayra; Selah Atkins Bos-
ton; schrs STAR Nickerson Providence J steelman,
Adams. Steel NYork; Shenandoah, 1pgerso do Cicero,
Adams, do I Miller Elliott, Middetown.
Disasters, &c.
smp ITALY o. Bath which abandoned, and subse-
quenty fallen in with several times is supposed to have
been the vessel fire 22d ult in lat &c. lon 70
40 1t presumed some vessel fell in with her and set
The idea strengthened from the fact of the brig Lucy
Chase which arrived here having fallen in with 26th
In lat % Ion "a - large quantity of bales of cotton,
on fire.
ship was seen ashore on Point Rip Nantucket morn
OF 4th inst Steamer Telegraph went to her assist ance
but before the reached the spot the ship had got and
proceeded.
SHIP FOREST QUEEN ashore at scituate, has gone to
pieces.
Snip ARAB, Delano, (beore reported Arabia Bartlett
ut savannah which was ashore Tybee, sustained
some damage having had her keel knocked off, Che leaks
badly After discharging her cargo she vii into dry
dock for repairs.
BR SHIP CANADA for Savannah, ashore on the Stone
at Charleston th from Savannah which laid bv her from
Ito Pm the 3d. and made two unsuccessful attempts
TO haul her off,
BR SHIP GREAT BRITAIN with cargo of Goals from Car
diff, Wales, bound to Panama, when in days sail of
rounding Cape Horn, was, on the 18th Dec last at
$50 PM struck by heavy sea; washed the captain,
port bulwarks. stove in all the boats and galley split
of the sails and caused the ship leak In con-
sequence Of this disaster Mr. Allen the mate bore
It'll Jan TO repair damages having been % days in making
the run TO Rio
SHIP WNcHnTRg-In reference to this vessel which
put into halifax in distress, the Halifax Chronicle
Several Of the crew roughly handled by the popu
lace for alleged misconduct toward the female passen
gers to tho disaster and since arriving this
port 1t is the imperative duty of the city authorities
within whose jurisdiction the ship is lying in
stitute rigid investigation into the abuse in question
Justice to tho American character compes us state
that the supposed criminals In this not citizens
of the United States,
BARK SOPHIA Rogers at Boston from Charleston went
ashore Georges Island in the snow storm on Friday
night Captain and landed at N on saturday
and could not get board again their was stove
Soon after she discovered by the Of pilot boat
Webster who got her of and anchored her in Nansket
Roads whence she towed to Sargents wharf by the
Forbes Captain Rogers and were taken to Bos-
ton by pilot boat Coquette.
BARK ZKNoBA which put into Bermuda in distress has
been condemned and sold at auction 18th ult Her
hull brought f6l her materials sold at high prices.
and bought by Captain Dennis of schr Sarah and Lucy
32s Cd per loo lbs The also been chartered to
carry on the balance of the rs cargo
See extracts per Baltic
BARK Harvest hence at Savannah, experienced very
heavy weather on the passage On the ed ut in lat 81
90 Ion II, encountered violent gale from Sc and E.
during which she obliged to carry heavy press Of
to keep of shore. On the 2sth AM shipped
very heavy sea- which start water casks and washed
Albert Gardner, into the lee
ing of his legs
WREcKs-Br bark Kingston at Charleston from Liver
pool the 4h ult in Lat 40 TO- lon 3s TO- passed large
bark logged and abandoned her name ended with
the letters ARD of st John NIB 10th lat 90 Ion 90 6s
doned
Buc PANAMA. from St Domingo for Boston, went ashore
On Point Aderon In the storm of the 4h and 9TH
inst and remains badly hogged with arboard side stove
and rudder unshipped A contract has been made for
stripping her and taking cargo and materials Boston
ding the mail anticipated by the telegraph yester
day, which makes it an old affar.)
BIZ BRIG ArHYR, whepple from Navy Bay for New Or.
leans went ashore 16h ult miles to the north
of Passe fOutre. The captain went up the bark
Gov Briggs He reports the brig in two feet Of water
He sick with fever at the time his vessel ashore
She in charge Of pilot until such time the captain
can make arrangements to get her off strip her The
captain of opinion that she would not be rot off,
BRG ABo OF and from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro which
fallen in with abandoned in November last supposed
by brig taska, boarded 18th Oct by bark Perota
at Rio Grande Dec2 from Baltimore. The succeed
ed though blowing gale at the time in reseuing two
men the only survivors of her crew one Of whom lied
four days after The other, Mr. Jones second mate re-
manned on board the Perota.
ScBR Hyperion (of Hackensack) Nichols from Eden
ton NC for this CITY, with cotton and corn becoming
lesky, was run ashore LIST inst Pm, five miles Of
Green Run Sympuxent Beach and after striking on the
bar and humping heavily beat and sunk All hands
took to the rigging where they remained all night when
they rescued from the land. The sea makes com
pete breach her at low water the deck load
swept when on the bar and went te sea- the wind
being W. The vessel and cargo expected to be total
loss and il is doubtful any of the materials will be saved
scnR CAPE FEAR from Boston of and FOR Portland in
attempting to make harbor az Cape Porpose, struck
Goat Island, at NJ, 4th inst, and anne OF at
GAM, 9Th inst, with loss Of ruddcr full Of water &c
She upon the fats at Kennebunkport and will
be discharged soon She has AGO bbls -four 200 bags
satpete so bbls pork some grindtones &c 20 bbs Of
the pork put board the schr Sabna Henley for
Portland which win take the Of the cargo that may
lie in shipping order. The Cape Fear i. i0i tons I6
years old and not insured Tie damage on cargo will
scHR L II MCPHERSON, Chase of and for Boston from
Philadelphia, in beating into Newport harbor night Of
4th during thick storm. in under Castle Hill
and let go both anchors, Capt not knowing his position
the wind changed NV which brought her so near the
rocks that the captain forced to cut away both
masts TO his vessel The steamer Perry in the after
noon towed her in 10 Commercial wharf.
FrsHsG stTR RocKAwAY, from Georges Bank which wa.
in contact with brig Andrew Ring before repored AID
lost maRmas with all attached arrived of Gouceterh
ScHR SARAH LEwIs-Iighters are taking to Tdgartoyn
the cargo Of ship timber Of Sarah Lewis OF Tomastsn
stranded time since south side OF Marthas Vine
yard IL Will be shipped to 1homaston. The vessel
broken up. Nearly all the cargo will be saved.
scm + HlsKs from Washington, NC for New York
loaded with corn, abandoned off Hatteras 18th ut
having sprung leak in the gale, The taken
into Washington by the Minnesota When they left the
Hanks her forward deck was under water. She was
owned by George Brown, Of Washington and BENZ
Blossom, of New York and Is said TO be insured here
schr Mary and Martha, Of Robbnston from Baltimore
for Boston, with tour and cerp Is ashore near the Third
Cfe, scituae bged, and her cargo drilled along the
shore.
GAIFA AT GAIvEToy-A letter to f wood Walter ESQ
Secretary Of Board of Underwriters dated Galveston
Feb 49, saysOB Tuesday last we had very gallo
at this place, doing considerable damage tia portion Of
which Is covered by insurance, far have heard
is as follows:-B Parsons wharf, carrying with Il
shout 225 tons railroad iron schr Jenny Lind loaded with
had 10 TIN overheard IL bales in Galveston bay
the railway iron insured in Boston and the in
New York The steamboat Washington, the Trinity
river struck snag, and came filing with water
her cargo of cotton less damaged The steamer
Jack Hays the Trinity river broke down her guards
and 200 bales went overheard y
Spoken.
Ship Ellen Maria OF Richmond. from Liverpool for Nor
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