The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Port of New York, January 80, 1853.
CLEARED.


Steamship s-Arabia Br), Judkins, Liverpool Cunard
Black Warrior shufeldt Mobile Livingston, Crocheron
ships-Eagle, Hardy, Australia Isaac Smith South.
ampton, Tinker London, Griswold Morgan Wiley.
Bark-T P Woodward sturteyant, Apalachicola, E D
Brgs-Ere lBr), Douglass: Norfolk s Whitney & Co;
Ocean DAM Jensen Australia, Schmidt Bachen; Gen
Taylor, Sparrow, Aspinwal, Else Co; yesta Ellen,
schrs-Kate, skidmore, Key West. master; Alfalfa,
welton. Apalachicola Ralph POST yelasco, Farnham
Christi n l. McCready CO.. Charlotte. Thomas Camden,
Brown; Yorktown Magee, Petersburg, Jas Hunter
Geo Luf, Johnson Charleston, Durham Dimon; Mary
Rowland, Rayner Philadelphia, W Mckee; Elizabeth
(Br), Welles: Sierra Leone, Machado.
steamer-Deaware Seymour Philadelphia c Sanford.
sloop-W Bowen, Hallock, Providence.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Florida, Woodruff Savannah Jan % 5 p NJ
TO Ntchin Jan "a, off Hateras shoals. exchanged
signals with steamship Marion hence for Charleston.
Ship Benjamin Howard, Shre,e Canton Sept l5 passed
so days from Anjer, in lat 35 Ion "a, since which
have experienced succession Of westerly gales but
Gei,ed no damage Oct 10 at % s lon 1o7 Is spoke
AZ Ion 107 II E. Br bark Arnais from Hong Kong for
Il ndon Nov 25 lat 80 81 s. lon 2s 20 E Br bark Helen
Lindsay, from Bombay for London 9th. Agulhas
bank passed two Dutch barks and three asted schr
Zee lat 90 lon 10 81 Z signalzed Br steamer; Jan
mouth NC) for Barbados 18TH lat 80 So lon a. spoke
schr Frances of Newbern NC for Trinidad 10th lat SO
ST. lon 60 as saw vessel to Eastward dismasted and
brig MARYLAND of Waldoboro (before reported), main
mast by the board nothing but foremost and bow
spirit standing the sea breaking her amdships and
fun of water day, experienced tremendous gale
Goth, 4 7 NJ the brig yet in sight, the making
complete breach over her
ship Star Republic Jameson, Galveston % days to
Hussey 4 Murray.
Bark Austin & Ellen (of WARREN Pendleton Mobile IS
days, to Eagle Hazard Had continual gales and been
blown off the coast three times has had pilot board
twelve days JAMS lat So q, lon 70, spoke schr Ann
Maria, Of and for Baltimore from Savannah 10TH lat 35
AZ Ion " So spoke schr John Faxon from Daren for
Newburyport, 20 days out who kindly supplied cask of
BARK Sarah Ann (of ThomasEon) Daley, New Orleans
20 DAYS.
Park Nevada (of Poston) Chace New Orleans IS days
Brig Chas Coe Hubbard st Marks. 16 days to Small
wood, Anderson Co Jan %, lat "a 40, lon "a 90
spoke brig Druid (o Estpor standing the westward
Brig Monica (of Pittston), Rollins, Atakapas 90 days
schr Adventure (Br), Smith, Havana Is days to II
Bledorn
schr Midway (Br) Day, Halifax, Ms, toJ & G Wheel
wright Has lost iibboom flying jib, and mainsail ex
Ierienced very heavy weather.
sctr Eliza Jane (of Brooksville) Snowman Atakapos
10 days
scir Joseph Grice, Rodgers, jacksonville, L. days
Schr Cataract, Rice, Savannah days
Schr Gen Taylor Abbott, Charleston days Expert.
enced very heavy weather; stove bulwarks.
sehr M Ss H HALL ,v Wilmington nc days
schr Hume, Godfrey, Elizabeth City, days.
schr Richard Law, chappell, Norfolk. 2 days.
Schr Bella Peck, Smith, Norfolk, days
schr Highlander, Snow. Norfolk, days.
Schr Honduras, Cross. Norfolk, days.
schr sophia Ann Hawkins, Virginia, 8 days
Schr Brave, Drake, Virginia days
Schr Fdw Bement, Decker, Virginia, days.
soop Fair, Johnson Virginia days
schr Henry Fiddeman, jump Milford, Del. days.
Scbr AIlehgania. Adkins Norfolk DAYS
Schr Emily johnson. Dissosway Baltimore, days.
schr Denmark, Fool Bucksport, Mass, days.
SAILED.
steamship Black Warrior Shufeld Havana and Mobile;
ship Bothnia. Studley, Australia
Wind at sunrise NV meridian WSW: sunset SW 10
pm NV with squalls.
The piotboat Commerce. No g. belonging TO the New
Jersey and Sandy Hook pilots has been absent cruise
Il days much longer time than is usual Fears
ertaned for her safety considering that she was out in
the late gales. Two New York pilots spoken the
18TH. in lat % 35 Ion 10 12he may perhaps have been
them and ha since been crippled In her sails