The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

HAley Asxandra; 10Th volant, Bears, NOrlssns Kos
suss -, and Prince De Snys Mpsn.
Foster, Hobsrton and West Point, aulnsr NYork; Ma
Clay, Caulkns NYork 10th, windsor Castle Rogers, Aps
Mchicola John Garrow Hamilton, ChAreston shannon,
Psttsns, savannah lsntd 9Th ' for xobIIs., '''
Also idg Alpine Henry, for AeAn ira, Va Dauntess,
Curry and Davenport Curry Ap.ls0hioS, Narrags.,
Green, Rsdman; Star Of the Empire Brown for Boston,
Uriel, Foster, Cape Of Good Hope Huron, Douglass,
Storey, Mobile; Caroline and Mary Clarke; 6sissn1 Or
Ntzjames Hought; Frank Pierce Courrier Hofyoie Per-
iins, Onward; Jones; Panama, Thomas; Sea Eagle, VIII
lams, and Warbler Wesc0tt NOrleans; A z Chandler
Fouke and Clara Wheeler, Nelson for EYork.
IoSDoN.-Entd inwards, Oct 10. Magdalsna, Bremen,
Dannevig, and Jane e walsh Thomas, NYork
Enid out Is, Henry Tanner, Peter, San Francisco;
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Cid out 10th, Hydra, Lunt NYork 10th, Sslah, Atkins
Boston.
for Boston, Medora, Brown do; Salisbury Knapp, do;
Della Chaplin Howard for NOreans Abagun Burgess for
Niok Amsricsn Congress Williams aal Ny.. ~
ton, Tinker, do Nov 8; Yorktown Meyer, do 10.
IosDoNDmRY.-sId Oct a. Mohongs, Corish, Philsdsl-
phia.
LnrH-Sld Oct 49, Nancy Dick, Charleston.
MARsnIIs.-Arr Oct 49, Leasing, Fredericks, NYork
MARGA1E.-Arr of Oct 70, Jane, Walsh, SY0rk; -,
Ada Brown, Palermo; 6th Splendid, Savage Gesenti;
Merlin Kick, Malta.
MAIAcA-Arr Oct 9, Fillmore, Kirwan, Gibraltar.
ODEssA.-Arr Sept ~, Itbona Lecke, Antwerp.
PoRTsMouTH.-Put in Oct 90 Byron Titus, from London
for Rio de anero leaky She has been towed int har
bor and viii discharge part of her cargo to tighten her.
as to discover the leak If possible.
SHIELDS Sid Oct IT, Albert, Franklin, NYork.
SouTHAMPToN-Arr Oct H. Hansa ~, Geerken, NYork,
for Bremen, put in for COAL 2ls Washington (s Fitch,
do for do
GIBRALTAR, Oct 10-Brg Choctaw, Benton, from NYork,
had encountered heavy weather her beam ends
had her decks swept and 5000 slaves carried away.
The Agoma, Calhoun, of st. john NB from Cardiff for
City Point, dsmasted and had her decks swept and
matches and houses stove in in the hurricane of Sept
In lat 40 N lon 10 w. and abandoned next day in
sinking state crew saved by the gente, Fardela,
rived here.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct 20-Part Of the truck of large ship,
spars bales chests and five hencoops, not painted
tanning poultry yesterday Is miles Sc Of the
Nab, by the Byron, arrived here
GRIMsBY, Oct 19-The Albert Franklin, Long, from
Shields for NYork, lost anchor and chain this
ing, near the middle buoy.
BRoERuAvKs, Oct 18-The MathiIde, Kimme, from New
York, aground weddewarden the 18th inst in
thick fog but got of with assistance after part of the
cargo had been discharged
ScUILY, Oct ia vessel, with sails blown away and
abandoned was passed the1h Oct by the sch James,
from ferrol to the Clyde which vessel spoken tn
Kestell, arrived here.
kINGRoAD, Oct 18-The brig Clarence of st John B,
cismasted waterogged and abandoned was pa ssed It'll
Oct in lat 40 N lon % W. by the Reindeer lawrence
rived here
ANTWERP, Oct 1s-The Buddecke Uodius, of and for
Bremen from Charleston, lost her masts had stern
stoye and ioundered picked up 18th Sept in lat SO
n, lon GO W, by the Eliza, Laub arrived here.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct 20-A large full rugged ship was seen
to Sink yesterday about 10 miles SSE of the Overs
account OF gale blowing from Sc assistance could be
rendered, though three for some time In
the water by schooner of Exeter who reported 1t
pilot boat No. 40.