The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

Sup ABBY PRATT lost on Old South shcal had nearly
sl40 coo insured in Boston vessel cargo and freight
oce $50 600 to the New England $31 500 to the Triton
316600 to the Neptune; $l6M0 to the Boylston, and
Sc OF to the Bope The Abby Pratt good Nedford
built 81 Up Of 668 tons, seven yaars old.
SHIP CANTON, at Savannah 10th inst from Gloucester
E5g, repofts-24th Nov received severe gale from all
quarters, during which lost forstep.a missn topsai
foresail topgaant mast and shipped heavy sea- stove
bulwarks. water caaks filed cabin with water and
tanned other damage On the Sd nst again encountered
croasack and foretopsa yard received assistance from
the ships Charles Ill., for NOresns ard Sea Eagle from
Liverpool for do in lon g. lat 81 During the 6rst gale
sprung aeak which required all hands to keep free
SHIP ROMAN, abar donsd on 1the passage from China
probably the vessel ssen Gre BY the brig Cynthia
I'd inst in lat "a ST. lon GO H. The China office at Boz
ton had sl4, COO on her
SHIP IcosIuM at Baltimore from Callao had bad wealth
CT Oh the coast; lost jibbeom and foreyard.
BARK LADY KNIGHT, ofPortlani, abandoned on the voy
age from Glasgow to Boston, insured for Of
which 50 COO At the New England 600 at the Warren,
and 600 ut the Commercial On cargo there Is $40
insured divided equally between the Boylston and Mer
BARK FsxDe OF New London log days from Callao for
NYork, spoken 18th inst In 36X lon dismasted.
had been on the coast two weeks experiencing heavy
BRIG Russx1a, hence at Savannah, experienced 10.
gale on the night Of the 9th and 1oh of HattsrAs
by which she sustained loss Of mAntopsail, topmast
stove boat and water cask and otherwise injured the
rigging
BRIG BLACK Swan, at Charleston from NOrleans, was
into evening Of 9th inst by schr unknown, which
struck her the arbcard bow carrying away the head
gear and causing the brig to leak The schooner sup
poted 10 have received serious injury but dark
and heavy gale prevailing the brig coon lost sight Of
her The Black Swan expsrsn ,ed heavy weather, split
rails, &C.
swIDnsH MNNA al Charleston reports that on the
% int in lat 2s lon e. she was alongside Of what ap
make her out, as shs was badly burnt.d
BRa PAIo Afro. sunA In collision with French bark
Neuste cut down below the waters edge and sunk
hours after being struck in lat Is 40 and lon 70
mad hy Mr. JaaC han nj Chnrla
The bark arrived up At Charleston 10TH With the capita
and The Nuestrie bound to Falmouth, 4,
from Havana, and put into to stop leak and repair
Brig AMOS RoBRTs at Buenos Ayres, lost her bow.
Ssaq
BmG D BROWN, from Philadelphia for Nsw Orleans,
put into Charleston 1eth esly having lost al above the
foremost splt sails DO in heavy gale from NE to N,
which commenced on the 9th inst in lat 80 20 Ion "a
BRIG wHpr1n from Charleston, OF and for Boston,
was dismsstsd 10th inst and was fallen in With on the
12h in lat So Of Ion 10 A. dismasted and water log.
eed, by schr Petrol at Baltimore who took of the cap
tain, mate, and four sesmen, who saved nothing but
what they stood in having been cpgng to the wreck
forty eight hours, without food or water, with heavy
BRIG OcrSs BmIE, at Havana sth inst from Rum Key,
bound to Baltimore, and put In to land the
gers and crew. forty In number Of the Spanish steamer
Gen Armero lost near Water Island the night of Nov
o. In violent Storm also the captain and crew. eight in
number, OF the British brig Oscar frem Halifax for Ma
on the en- Key IL gale
BRa WV PRICE, at Philadelpha from Rio while lying at
anchor on Sunday In gale Of wind from WNW, of Bran
DIVINE Shoa parted chain OF about forty fahoms and
lost fma bower anchor Fortunately steamug Thunder
| bolt was near, and towed her to the Breakwater.
0s .: ss .nin IL.
her decks almost under tho ssnd with hope Of saving
/ her.
som NARY G. rssRn1, from Providence for RsppahAn
nook, put into wimington O 18th inst With loss a
| fpars sad sails and lssking badly.
eon AoRu, Losd, ssvsa days iron New vsgt fas Ma