The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-31


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out No eths. square rsssd vssssls IN ssht.
AMr Murphy, pilot has besa dispatched BY the UNI
dsrwiters and Messrs GrnneI Mnturn Co. TO the ship
Cornelius Grinns ashore 1t squam beach, and in hopss
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Tslsgxaphle Marine Reports.
NEW ORIxANs March %.
Arrived..ship Thomas Perkins, banks Goldnneh and
Arrived-shiPs George Kendall, Calcutta; wales,
90; Ghi; morning at c'coct sax bark close under
4 MaIth. Charleston; Com, Philadelphia; briss Mary
Aux Cages; Eliza, Savannah; + A Heath Jsoksonviie;
Orion, do: Newman, Pensacola; Ann LUCY Ames
Richmond Homer, LOUISE Gorilla Susan and Barker,
The brig .Gszslle, st Portland from Cardenas, spoke
March H. lat 80 49, bon u H. ship Surprise from New
Herald Marine CoeEespondenoe.
PmiDnrmA, March 80.
Arrived-Barks Emma lincoln, Bartlett Palermo Thos
Dallett Dill Puerto Cabeo Laconia Howcs Boston, briggs
Gappeii Hand. Savannah; Abbott I~srencs' Gro
ven, BOSTON, Lawrence, Wal, NOrleans schrs
e' sGaTsS re M
dris, Sears NYork williamson Jr May New Bedford
Patterson Dale Providence; Buens Vista, Potter;
Teal NYork Gen Cinch, Baker, ArecibsyPR Goodspeed,
pool State Of Georgia, Collins savannah pennsylvania.
BaymoIe, Richmond; briggs Huntress, Wilar Port Of
as, sSn k;aSs
ton ia; Mlsville Hindman, Baltimore; Margaret Ann
Disasters, &c.
STEAMER Ell PARAGuAY-A letter from passenger of
this which put into Charleston in distress says
We had fine weather and good run till Wednesday noon
were southward of Cape Haeras and had crossed the
ed pondiDgs external the hull and have no con-
necton with it, but the boat behaved well and galanty
nhe nSat win 60 on the dock to day We
in here We are all right except the spondings.
SHIP CHARLES Andrews, left Singapore Jan y for Bata
at PM, and went on shore. On morning Of 2sth the
Hooghy proceeded he assistance OF the vessel
but finding no chance Of getting her off, the chronOme
board the steamer and taken to Singapore Captain An
drews and his crew. with the ships boats remained BY
BARK ALABAMA, of and from Baltimore for San Fran
CISCO before reported abandoned at sea- and crew taken
date AS lon SO W. and was compelled to put back
was left off River of Plate in sinking condition. and the
crew, after having been seventeen hours in the boats
were picked up and taken into st. GATHERINGS. Capt.
Myers, Mr. Laudesn first officer and part Of her crew,
came passengers in whale ship Nautcon which arrived
at Edgartown, 9th.
BRIG BoRNBo from Jacksonville for Boston which nut
into Savannah in Distress had been examined by
OF survey which recommend her to be recalked and
refastened Also to be reftted in sails and rigging
scHR MARY HELEN (of sufolk), Sweet bound to
Bedford with pine wood while lying at anchor in Hamp-
strong gale blowing at the time was burnt to the waters
edge with most Of her sails rigging &C. in spite of the
exertons Of the crew and number men from other
sells. She fine vessel of 140 TONS four years old
belonging to Norfeet and only partially insured
scHR HELEN NARY Of Suffolk, is stated in despatch
SATURDAY, evening" OF sewels Point The Captain thinks
partly insured here. Cargo wood.
SMALL seI name unknown, was capsised 18th, of
the mouth Of James River in . strong westerly gale
VESSEL, name unknown, is reported In accounts from
Oregon to 18th ul have wrecked at the mouth
OF Umpqua river; crew and most of cargo saved.
The Indians the north side Of Columbia River report
that the wreck Of sthree sck vessel masts gone Is
ashore above cape Disappointment and various dss
supposed the wreck Of bark Merrthew lost early in
January.
1Le Na9ticon, at Edgartown, had also 600 lbs bone
Spoke oil River Of Plate Nov g. Falcon Gardner B. Is
al sp ws De III w.s ss S.p
CID at Honolulu Dec 81, ososinbo, johnson, Ne, to
NIB, do Sd, Ohio, Norton, do do and home; Cathsrins
Hull Nh do; 9th Canada, West Cor ward) NB and Benz
At do Feb 3 Nautilui, seabury; Navy Norton; Janus
Cornell Frances Henrietta Swain; Jennette. West; Ma
% Msns TseT HDsrna Jeffrey VIM Hamilton
Pioneer, Billings, ali Of NIB; Three Brothers, Adams
brooklyn, Norie; BENZ Morgan, Chappel India Miller
Columbus Harris; vesper, Loper; Black Warrior Bart
sns olsrn MI Ni Fa
Sarah, Swift Matt; Warren, Smith, II Hole, Helen Au
gusa Falss, Newport Heroine, and Chariot Of
Arr Callso Feb q, Ontario, Cathcart, Nantucket
from a cruise, 750 SIP.
last from Sandwich Islands, on cruise 49,
Heard from BY letter from Capt Stanton March g. ht3
lor so 40 ", Topic Bird, NIB 80 sp 100 VIII on board
the North Atlantic, chad sent home $50 spy.
Heard from Nov 15 no lat &C. by letter. Atlantic Cole
man, Nan, HOO sp, and a VIII alon tsde
sgnalized (by the Crusader, at Boston,) Jan a. Of
Cape Horn, = whaling bark showing q blue flag With
letter on it.
ship steering > showing white flag with letter G.
was seen Feb "a, lat 10 S, lon 33 80 w.
SroKKN-Nov Is, lat Is 8, lon SO W, Catawba SWAIN
Man. with 40 Dbl sp VIII alongsde quantity of oil on
Jan "a, lat 80 Al s. lon 96 IA W, Navigator, Palmer
Man, Al mos out 500 sp bound for lcahuano to recruit
:, Steamship Humboldt hence for Havre was used
March y, PM, lat 40 80, Ion 20 55.
Il LIVERPOOL was
large steamship bound probably the Africa hence
for UverpooD was passed March 20, AM, lat AZ Al,
Ion 60 13.
A four mast screw steamer bound E (probabiy the
Glasgow, from NYork for Glasgow passed March q
lat Al, lon 6S q.
ship George Washington, Of and for Boston from
Liverpool, was passed March % AM lat 4S 80, Ion
90 TO-
Aciipper ship, standing chad three skysails set was
seen March 2, Cape st Augustine bearing W. wv Is
miles.
Ship AIesto Nickerson from San Francisco Jan 10 for
Cs,lso, Jan 20. lat Is 10 N, Ion 1l3 4SW.
ship VIM Harbeck, Marshall from San Francisco Jan
10 for chncha Islands, Jan 26 lat 13 80 NJ Ion Ill W.
Ship Carthage Davis. from San Francisco Jan FL for
Ce!ao Feb 10, lat 40 N, Ion lis o. w.
ship Abatros Knowles days from San Francisco for
bark Augsin at Y Feb Is lat 80 Is N lon 131 As w.
ship ihos Perkins, Of Philadelphia from Boston for
Norleans, was seen March is, lat 32h, lon 70 As.
ship Margaret Merrman, hence Aug Is for Acapulco,
was signallzed Dec 0, of Staten Land.
Ten ships (all American) standing west wind