The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30

Wind at sunset, WSW.
Tie packet ship Underwater, shipoy sor Liverpool,
anchored at the sW Spit, on Saturday afternoon.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
KINGSTON Ja Jan %.
Arriyed-ysn z schr MNab (Br) Mozer Halifax, (and
sid Goth for Philadepha) Sth, brig Harriet Ann lay.
Tor, Noreans 10th schr Greyhound johnson, Boco del
Toro and sid 1ath for Navy Bay l1th Conway
more 2ad brigs Clemens Augusta, Witrock, and st Law
renee MDougall Baltimore. Dethmarr (Brcm), Havg-
Also cid Sth brigs Voyager Wood, Cuba 9Th Myrs,
Hall, do, 18th, Ranger Paynter do Scioa Bragdon
Ann, Taylor, do; 10th. schr Greyhound Johnson Navy
Bay.
fort Me; schr Anna Kinks Case, Baltimore.
Arr at Montego Bay 2oh brig Crawford Nerton Balti-
and Norfolk
Arr a, Savanna la Mar 10th, schr Sonora Huntingdon,
Baltimore. Sid 10Th, brig Onward, ''Banks Cuba
Bark Clinonia Wright (of Baltimore), Rafe from Rio
Janero out IS days bound 70 Norleans all we'll passed
Falmouth 10th inst.
81 GRoEGE's Bermuda Jan Is.
Bark Zenobis Kane from Mobile for Providence. ri,
out rs days. put into this port tho 18th inst leaky
and with loss Of sails spsS and rigging The hull is g
II few days by brirs zaps and Kossuth s'''
schr Georgiana, Wilson, Of Cohasset, sails the frat
chance Of wind with Part of the Macstcs cargo for
Boston.
schr Basksr Of Halifax, Ma, from Jamaica for Phila
delphia came in on the s2dinst, with loss Of sails
Schr Lucy Mary Of Boston now at Hamilton II re-
fitting and will be ~ady for in SIX eight days
PHLADMrmA. Jan oaAPk
Arrised--Schr Mary Patterson, Bateman NYork.
ueared-ifark Elm, Taylor, Boston; brig Canton, Gro
Miscellaneous.
BE- See cores ondence
snip SOVEREIGN SRA, during her stay at San
Francisco, had accident which, the San Francisco
shipping List says might have been attended with serious
being lost During the gale the night Of the
10th he dragged her anchors and went foul OF the bark
gale, fore and main topmasts and jibboom savns her
hulwaks and cutting her bows The only injury the ship
received the loss Of the spanker boom On the I'D
the Sovereign Ut the Seas started to leave the harbor in
tow Of the steam tug Resolutc The steamer however
had not power enough to tow the ship against the ebb
tide, and she very narrowly escaped running foul Of the
hulk Sail got upon her. when she at ousailed
the tug which, accordingly, was soon discharged In
beating through the Narrews, between Fort Point and
Black Point the ship missed stays and came between two
currents which carried her stern to the sand Tho
anchor was immediately let go to prevent her going
and sea about two hours and half after
the vessel grounded the pilot found the chain slack
Hedge anchor was Immediately run out to which she
got of without injury, and returned to port, where
she remained until she finally sailed on The ed,
SEP NATHL KIMR,II, OF Gardiner, from Norleans for
Liverpool before reported ashore Sand Key, went
ashore 18th. 81 AM wind Sw fresh with heavy sea
running, and blged almost Immediately; her masts
heavily At daylight the wrsckers went to her assist
ance, but no could be taken out until the 10Th,
account Of the heavy 05o bales Of cotton have been
sayed dry and stored the remainder is damaged and viii
be sold The vessel was 2s3 tons, and valued at SIS 600
BR SIM Lucy, from Mobile for Liverpool, with 1890
bales cotton before reported went ashore on Loo Key
She was given in charge wreekcs who had out
oo bales, and stored them; would have 70 take out the
greater part OF the remainder before she could be got or
Her cargo vas valued at SAG 600.
SHIP MATILDA, stsan Francisco Dec % from WORK was
on Cape Horn IS days, with continual westerly gales
sails, &C. - - - '''''
BArE r A Evnz1Ts cargo wrecked near Key West, has
been appraised; the dry valued nj SO oO0 the set
sold at auction Tor 65e Her hull sold 18th for
$40.
PARK Ggosos THox,s.--sahage has not vet been de-
creed at Key West this vessel she has been appraised
at 500 cargo at ST 400 She ives reoadng at last
accounts
BRIG IiEr1Y HUNTINGDON, Atwood Of Wilmington, NC,
from Bangor BE, for Guadaloupe, experienced gale of
wind FROM the from 10Th TO 22d Dec 10th, while
lying 10 under balance reoed main all and sta sail
boarded her forward carrying away cutwater sprung
bowsrrit knocked Of oreca5tle gangway the filling
her fast possible kept her before the wind, when
the boarded her the in after OF
house, hiled cabin with water and washing away all pro
Visions water, clothing, quadrants charts logbook in
fifteen minutes she FLIED and became waterlogged while
clearing the deck load the sea made clear breach over
hing overboard Of the crew named VIM ia flor
OF Bangor who lost the vessel cleared Of her
deck load and kept before The wind until the 2s when
she listed her beamends but righed cutting
foremast Tie had remained on top of the house
for three days and hours with nothing 20 eat
dlirk when they fallen in with morning of 22d,
by the British brig Victoria Morgan master, from Hall
fax for saint Johns Porto Rico and after great difficulty
and imminent risk of losing his boat aud her crew who
volunteered 10 60 Capt succeeded in saving Capt At
wood ard his vile Joseph Atwoo mate Henry Kendall
second mne, samuel Graves steward James Elder, John
Gray, End VIM Bennett. seamen, by taking them OF two
b. tho The Consul took charge Of the wrecked per
sons and provided for them. Capt Atwood and wife
rived home IN Tie steamer Petrol.
BRIG bonpEArx which sailed from San Frsnci go for
Pugets sound in attempting 70 make the Columbia river
hsTbor anchored the bar the 18th Dec. Owing
10 n heavy running a. the time, she Obliged
slip her cables, and driven ashore high and dry
Catsop Beech Vessel total loss and passengers
saved
Bmo J : CAHor, ri san Francisco Dec o. days from
Pugeta sound reports going into that port English
mo- I.rl I'D
and crew of American schr Susan Sturgis which
taken rigndorcd ond burnt by the Indians time
since. the captain and taken prisoners but
bought by the Hudson Bay 90. Dec II, at night Cape
thitery besing : Henry Webster ri Nes Ham pshire
seaman on board The Cabot, iell OyerbOard and vas
drosned blowing gaie At the time and .caddias under
double recfed for top all and rcei !oiesai It I'm
possible 20 ave hua.
ERIC M,JEuc, HoIAins, from aessns Tor Boston, ar.
rived a. Il Georges Bermuda 18th Int IL distress hay.
inc encountered very tsmpesuous weather for several
day. during which lost ses boats and everything OF
deck After bCin, 81 the Gull stream was compelled
to bear ur for Bermuda for the safety OF all board
who had been subseting ON the for about month
cAdnm Coyle and mate aud four OF the VI camo
home in the steamer feiFe-
LB Ens AfTnrg LENY, abandoned On The passage from
81 Domingo for Boston 25th sept towed into swans
niet 40 miles to the sw Of the Cssmans, sbt the ih
NOV last EM
SON ELIZA of SBcdford, before reported remained al
at Key West I'D inst and would not sail until the Sscre
ary Of the Treasury forwards the proekers 81, 500
Sour kEpRos, ayton OF NBodford from FREDERICK
burg has experienced weather the passage and
put into Norfolk 10th inst in Distress with loss q ai
syars and leaking About 600 busies corn, found 10
b damaged, sold At Norfolk
Scu2 CorusmA BoTden sailed from Son francisco FOR
Humboldt Fay Nov TO- Che experienced succession OF
heavy gslea, and vGs thrown her bcsmenda, when
Capt ov den bore ny for Fan Franoisco afer being al
~ dsyg she arr cd sauceto the night u the
! 2lt, end arrived up TO the city on the I'D
scHH IIANE7 from Ebabethport with cargo Of rail
road iron bound TO Eastern port went ashore yeser
day afternoon on Robbins Reef sl probably be got
| at high water
ScBR WV CLARK, Burton, from Indian River With corn,
bound Tor NYork, into on "Wednesday night,
while at anchor on Egg Harbor by the schr Commander
inchet and In about ten minutes after the collision she
SUNK Al hands we're sared and taken 70 Lewes Break
wafer The Conmander in Chief sustained but very
/ little Injury.
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