The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27
Steamers-Novelty Bell Philadelphia, n Briggs
Bristol Wilson, Philadelphia. VIM Fl Thompson.

steamers-Novelty Bell, Philadelphia, Briggs;
Bristol Wilson, Philadelphia, VIM Thompson
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Steamship Benjamin Franklin, Adkins Charleston Oct
~, At 10 AN, TO Lincoln Co Oct %, at 2 Pm ex
changed signals with ship Franchise from Liverpool for
Ship american Eagle (pkt) Moore, London and Ports
mouth; sept 10 With 4SS Passsngers, to Griswod Nor
oath inst a miles from Sandy HOOK os ''' A'''As
BARK Dragon (of Boston), Andrews, Whampoa June 25
Macao 27th Java Head Aug and st Helena Sept TO- to
showing blue signal with white square and the letter
In it. steering EsE The has had pilot ON board three
days.
Bark uoella (of Thomaston), Staples, sisaI, to W
Trundy Experienced very heavy weather. Oct Fl, lat
90 o. lon II o5 fell in with the wreck Of schr Hen
ming, Parker of Georgetown &C. from Havana and Key
West, days out, with the mails board took from
her captain, crew and passengers. The II had been
hove down and dsmasied the night previous in hurri
cane and ghted with three feet water in the hold
board were unable to save anything. Capt reports
Southport from Mobile for Liverpool having lost one
overheard first day out and four others by yellow
fever. (See Dsasters).
to Chasteain, Ponvert Co. Oct Is, lat 81 49, and %
fsthoms water, took very heavy gale from Me- which
and crew from the schr Citizen, Of Portland with the
foremost gene and full Of water, from Wilm gton for
Boston Capt Poor and very much exhausted,
being 40 hours dashed to the wreck and the sea contnu
ally breaking them without food sleep during the
gale. The lost bulwarks split sails broke her tler,
and received other damage.
Bark vickery, Urann, zaza 20 days. to Yznaga Etu.
! lain.
Bark Venus, pearce Havana Is days, to King Co.
Oct 15 lat "a 60 Ion 80 81 exchanged signals with ship
Moses Taylor 2oh lat 20 49, Ion 10 Is spoke ship Hart
ford, Is days from Mobile for Liverpool The expert,
enced heavy gales from Nto NNW from the 18th to 2lst
| inst, in lat 28, Ion 10.
Bark zldon (of Lubec) Thurox, cardsnas 10 days to
with brig MGilvery, 20 days from Trinidad, under
jury ma having lost thing above deck the 10Th
inst in heavy gale she wanted assistance excepting
another d smased brig few miles to the NV Of us; at
PM spoke the ship and she reported the brig to be the
1t blowing very hard at the tme both wrecks steer
ing to the Ne with the wind to the W. under some light
sails set The captain Of the brig said he was going to
Bark Edward, Paterson, Savannah, 10 days, to Nc
Cready, Mott Co. The has experienced very heavy
damage. Oct 49, in hurricane, was hove on her beam
ends for twelve hours; same day. brig with only
foremost and bowsIrt remaining; had house on deck
Brig Queen Esther (of searsporD, Hopkins st Jago,
Sept 80 to Nesmith Sons. Oct IS, while lying to in a
gale of Cape Lookout passed by the brig Sea Eagle
Of Belfast Me- steering Sw, under close resfed fore top
sail. The Q had severe weather on the passage. Oct
TO- off Cape Lookout in gale from NNE which continued
days lost sails and sustained considerable damage to
hull and rigging 24th during gale from E. passed Sandy
hoek' and We're above Homer snoa took the wind SUD
began to blow from NV, parted both chains, and was
compelled to put to sea.
20 to T. schomberg. Experienced heavy gales from
to NE in lat 49, Ion a. split foretopsa and b; in lat 49,
lon a blew away foretopsa and oretopmast staysail
and jb; shipped which stove starboard side Of the
house. in lat 49, Ion rs So carried away mainga split
trysan, mainsa mantopsail, and foresail
pess g hetty (Brem Kamy Port au Prince % days. to
schr Cortes Stanhope, Cape Palmas, IS days, to
Aumford Bros Sept of Tahne, West Coast Of Africa
boarded By the frgae Constitute all well board
Oct a. great number of schooners the edge OF
the Gulf Stream; also large number of spars The
had very heavy weather.
schr Ageno1a, Ray, Jaci sonvills, 10 days. to Rock
enbaugh.
Schr Freestone, Brooks. Portland, CT.
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Steamship Southerner, Charleston.
Wind at sunset South, and fresh.
[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
THE HIGHLANDS, Oct 28-Sundown.
One bark and ore brig south Of the Highlands. Two