The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-30
John Rogers Mayhew NYorf steamers Delaware, Clark,
do; Er pre-, Iayman, Baltimore


Disasters.
Or Tor isaster to ship yisksburg SEQ general news
columns.
STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS arrived ON Monday night, reports
seeing full rugged big ashore Barnegat had sppar-
emily just gene on
SHIP KATE HAYES Retman hence for San Francisco put
into Tscshuapo Sept as to repair damages having split
stem gale OF wind rendering it necessary to cut
away the head Rad repaired and would proceed Oct T.
into Tacshuano Sept Is repair having carried away
and sprung the forenas which was on shore
Oct to be hshed
SIP CoNCoRniA. at Boston from Calcutta, struck
Georges shosl 25th inst during thick weather, and
| shipped rudder. but received no other damage.
BREs SHIP ALFRED Pundt of and from Bremen for New
repair When off the Fern Islands, 2S got in contact
with the Johanna Dun, Of and Tor Copenhsgen lost
eutwatsr bobstay &c Two Of the Joh.nnas crew jump
ed on board and taken to X and Will be forwarded
by their consul to their homes
sARAcoss (of PHILADELPHIA Turley, from Havana,
for Falmouth which put into Hslax very eaEy cargo
Nov "a expected to sail in one or two days Tor
Philadelphia.
BR BARK SOVEREIGN. from London for San Francisco,
sunk on Falkland Island Sept IT. lat 4S lon 80 w. The
Danish brig Anna Cecilia, arrived at valparaiso Oct |.
The captain and three sailors were drowned IN trying TO
save the ships papers.
BRIG PAIos Shultz from San Francisco for Shoalwater
Bay trying get into the entrance OF the south chan
mel of that bay Sept 2th thrown GA the beach BY
contrary winds The mate landed the passengers and
the captains wife the same afernoon the captain So
Daring the night the captain and those with him
probably get ashore in the long boat, but were
lost Ia the morning the mate managed to get to the
brig and found no one ON board the long
boat in two places the bge and the bodies OF
all excent the second mate were found about SIX mules
with the ebb tide and that the captain fearing that
she would sink she making water, took to the
boat The lost Capt Shultz, second officer:
Charles Bradley, negro cook, name unknown; seamen
| John Pichford, VIM Robertson, and one Manilansu
Everything on board except a chain and anchor, was
|
eth of this month"; when they were taken of by the brig
Sophia Capt Sears, which arrived at San FRANCISCO
BR BRIG OREnEs, bound from Turks Islands for New
York. struck Burgantus Shoals Thurs az last oath
salt and cutting awsy b. mast got her of In deep
ter when she almost Immediately sur in four fathoms
wster The captain and crew saved as snsy
by coaster and brouah into this port
BRIG MADISON Foster, from Philadelphia for Boston,
with COAL anchored near Tuckernuck Shoa, about "
miles of the ghtboat Thursday afternoon. During
the night she sprung leak snd sank suddenly The
crew left her in their boat and landed on Tucsernuck
Nantucket. The vessel remained sunk on Saturday.
BRIG NANCY PIAsTKp, from Attakapas for NYork which
taken into Key West latter part Of last month after
and repaired, proceeded on her voyage 2lst inst.
BRIG ELIZA Ann, from Trinidad for NYork, which put
into Key West has discharged cargo in good order
BRIG EDWARD, from Camden for NOresns. before
ported Tenants Harbor has been rased and taken
on the railway for repairs.
BR BRIG LYDIA at Boston from Liverpool sprung aeak
9th inst in NV gale and threw over about 600 bags OF
BR BHe JuvmxA-About 81 500 worth OF the cargo o,
this vssfe wrecked Pensacola has been saved
and duties will be about Sc 500.
FRENCH BRIG DRuDx from Bermuda for st Pierre Mique
lon put into Charleston 23d inst for repairs having
all but the ais mast in heavy gale on the 9th inst zoo
miles NNE from Bermuda.
SHR B. beagle, OF and for Prince Edward Island from
HostoD with 20 passengers and iuil cargo OF hour Il
rencetowp in Sc gale Nov crew and part
Of cargo saved; vessel total wreck
scHR L WATSON (of Brooksvle), Grinde, from Balti
eve Of Esd, and bgsd An Eastern schr from Jackson,
vile for do with lumber, also went ashore but tight
1T last accounts
sR MARY, Of Beverly, from New York fer Boston, be.
fore reported ashore the rocks end Of Fishers
Island been got off, taken into New London She
had been stripped of sails and running rigging.
ScHR FAwN, from Philadelphia for Portsmouth, was In
contact Friday evening in Lswes Roadstead with schr
Union, from Pblsdelpha fer E.st Machas the former
lost mainmas. and sustained other damage the latter
lost b boom, sprung bowsprit and damaged head rails
and rigging
suR L WATSON, Of Brooksrille, from Baltimore for
Boston, teore reported ashore the Common Fiat went
night of 2sd, In thick fog, and was fun of water.
Vessels would 60 to her assistance orn of Goth.
seu JOHN TUNis (of Roekland) Spear, from New York
for Gardiner with 6C0e bushels wheat dismastei
in the Sound Thursday Zig and b, the shifting OF
her cargo filed with water and sunk. The landed
at the Cliff during the night, saving nothing but what
they stood in.
phia for Ioston with cosl struck Tuckernuck Shoals
on Thursday night The landed at Eel Point q
Game Cook which towed her, leaking badly to the bar
whence 81 taken to Nantucket Goth BY steamer Mas
sachufetts.
scHR ADVANCE from st Marys while At anchor OF the
Battery Monday night into BY the propeller
Western Port and carried away the schrs bowsp head
| cutwatsr, and all the head rigging.
scHs WIN DRINKwATER, (of Salem) Upton from PhilA-
dsphia for Boston wi coal ashore night Of 2th
inst Great Point, Nantucket about two miles Of
the ghthor The landed at the Point The YES
sci got of and towed into Nantucket ON Sundfy by
| steamer Massachusetts,.
stHR GARDNER PIKE, (three nnasted from Charleston
New York. laden with lumber ashore on
carried into Beaufort NJ c. owed from the latter
place to Wilmington N c., 2Sth inst to 60 on the ways
| for repairs.
REVENUE CUTTER JEFFERSON DAVIS Peass. hence for Ore
gon before reported AZ Charlie ston In disres on the 4th
inst at NJ, lat 81, Ion "a 20, In heavy gale from
boyeprit. foremost and all attached and also maintop
mast fsrted with the o revsnue cutter " Marcy,
hence for the Pacific the 18th inst The officers of the
Jefferson Daviasy thai she has proved herself fine sea
/ boat and sails well
DIsNAs,Ep vEsu was seen Friday night Fish
ing Rip and light bark lying By.
Ship Bonita Of and ON Boston for San Francisco "a
days out Sept 4 Cape Horn bearing north 90 miles
BARK Arthur Pickering, Emerton from salem for zsnzi
| bar, Sept 16, lat 80 80, Ion "a 20 T.
Barb oceanu, from Montevdeo for Boston, Nov 49, lat
34l3 N, Ion 70 40W.
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raise, Oct 25, lat l5h s, Ion "a 40.
Brig Ellen from st Jsgo Of and for Baltimore, Nov II,
lat 81, Ion 20 5o
| Foreign Ports.
ADELAIDE, Aus-Arr Aug ~, steamer West Wind Wright,
Melbourne
| CArIAo--Arr Oct IL, ships Lorena, Urquhart, Mel
bourne Chicora Houdlette San Francisco Storm King
Collier do; 13th ships RADIANT Bearse dol PERI Scobe,
do: 18th, al Forester, Cauaed, do; 18th, barks
ships Shakespeare, Hayden do Narrsgansett Shanklin,
ohinchA I'lands AEmsr, simpson, dol bark Marmora,
l 1folSo Gan harr Rndm liam
18th, ship Glance, Taylor, Chncha Islands; back i
Bevsn Casain, San Francisco; 2ls ship Flying Eagle
Parker San Francisco Amelia Brown Chincha Isands
San Francisco; oath, ship Reliance, Berry do; 25tb
tarks Juno studsy, and Wallace Turner do Sailed Oct
r. chips Argus United States; Harriet, Knapp Chincha
sands scbr Indiana Catermole Gaayaqul; 18th, ship
Juniata, BuInham, United States; barhs Thames (Rr)
Go; Hugh Birckhesd Hudeins Chineha Islands; ship
Kenrick (hpcfa Islands, 18th, ships Empress of the
Seas Putnam; storr King Collier, and Chicora, Houd