The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22
mARITIME GENCE.
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steamshIp-1eorgs Law, McGowan, AspnwAn, Ro.
ships-HlAs Holmes, Hawkins Now Orleans, VIM Nelson
Matilda Lee London Marmion, Hsdlsy Liverpool, Tay,
lor Merrill Osipee, Merrill Antwerp, Pope Co; Kaa
mazoo, Taylor Savannah, winterhoh, Piper Co; Kate
Swanton, Morse London, W Ewell Co; James Wright,
Hutchipgs New Orleans James W Philips Arabia, Bou.
teile Liverpool Nssmith Sons.
| pin, Savannah, Logan Il Collins.
Brigs-Msria, Brown Mobile, Fosdick 4 scsmmon; W 7
Watts, Han Philadelphia, J W Elwsli 4 CO.. Isabella,
Nickerson, Gonsves New World Carroll Cadis Anne bury,
's seSrsMadranus w i nutch) scheeve, Amstsr
dam, Punch Meincke Exemplar (Br Smith, Parsboro,
Ns, l. n DeWoh Jamestown Cook, Peters burg Jas
Hunter h CO.. Eclipse Goslee, Savapnsh Scranton Tall
&Co
Sons -" o'' -''
stsamer-Novelty, Bell, Philadelphia, J Briggs
ARRIVED
Steamship Florida, Woodruff, Savannah 60 hours to
Mtchn Nov co. at Pm, Cape HsttsrAs light bearing
W. exchanged signals with steamship James Adger hence
ship Heber (of Phiadelphis) Nichols Manila 14s days.
to Booth Edgar Sept lat 90 o5 Ion 81 so E. spoke
Thomas Forrest from Singapore for Lonaon Nov l3
lat 30 80 N Ion 70 W. spoke schr VIM Hone Of Savannah
days from Norfolk for West Indies.
Ship St Louis hoyt, London aud Portsmouth. Oct IL
with $40 passengers to Grswold Oct 49, at Pm, Mon
tauA Point bearing NNE 25 miles distant, in dense fog
came in contact with brig and fore and aft schooner
the schr from FAN River and the brig from the West
could not ascertain what dam age they received the fog
being 80 dense they however needed no .sstancs the
Ship rdes % Dixon Liverpool Oct 20 with 42
westerly gales from the North Channel to the Banks
No date a' S. Ion u.s. while lying to in gale shipped
lights, and rail- and large quantity of water ent below
Died on the passage Antonio Diego, Chas Williams and
Henry Sn @ cen sesmsn and q passenger az ,.s
sepgers to Merritt Trmbe Had ID Deaths children
ard six adults, q vbich, James Callahan fell
board and drowned Experienced very heavy weather
ship Oxford (of Tre.p'rt Mel Street GlAsso. % days
W.m 70 s or oc M Or 4 o
Geek and killed. 26Ih lat 50 49, Ion AZ 81, spoke
soop of war Dale, and took from her eter bag The
experienced feavy gales fOm Wsw 70 NV the entire pas
Ship Massdon. lof B.thl Prsbls Bristol E. ost 3, aud
as passengers sent by the s Consul st Fayal.
Ship VIM sewaI (of Bsth), Small, Newport, 40
days tor Buck 4 Co: Experienced heavy wea her.
Ship Creole Pierce Ne. Orleans 81 days, to Vim Nelson
Sons Nov 6, of Double Headed Shot Keys spoke bark
Lamartir 9, from Galveston for New York
to Sutton Co. The is 1885 tons burhen and intended
for the California trade. She towed to the city by
Bark Harlequin (of Glasgow, Logan, Glasgow and IL
Clyde Oct II, to order Experienced heavy weather
Bark Rose ish, Magma Rotterdam, 80 days. with
ia passengers to Hurlout Co. Had heavy westeily
gales en- the passage and has been within so miles Of
Brig Conductor (Br Paris Cork Oct 8, to order Nov
TO- lat "a IL lon 81 spoke whaeshp Mary Frazer Of and
from New Bedford bound cruise: 18th, lat 81 TO- Ion
II al spoke brig John Marsh from Bath for North Caro-
lina
Brig Azata (of Eastport), Gorum Coro, via Carac,a,
Nov ], to Foulke Nov 13 lat 80 49, lon "a 49,
passed the spars and sails Of fore and aft schr spsrs
BRIGHT apparently not long 10 that situation 14h while
lying to in gale from NV stove bulwarks and
PEELED to throw overheard the deck load OF wood
the and balance OF cargo received damage to
hull
Brig Emily, Davis, Charleston, days to Durham &
Dimon.
Schr N Hawkins Griffin Char eston, days.
Schr Col Satterly, Ewood Charleston, days.
Schr d Warner, Palmer, Charleston, A days.
Schr Thos Cooper, CorsoD. Newbern, Gays.
schI Roanoke, Anderson Ellsworth days
Schr Belle Dnimors, Eastport, 10 Gays
BELOW
Br brig Dante from Matsnzas.
Also, two ships and one brig, unknown
SAILED
| Ship Electric (cipper), Gates, Havre.
| Wind during the day, NE, with rain and fog.
[BY SANDY HOOK PRUNING rnsoxArz.l
TIE HI0MAEDe, Nov 21-SnndOpn a.
One ship south Of the Highlands One bark going In by
the Hook Two ships bark and two briggs In the bay
all bound In Steamship George Law passing the High.
lands bound South.
Wind moderate from ENE Weather hssy.