The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28
Herald Marine Correspondence.

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Arrived-Brig Umpire Simpson Savannah for Boston
schrs Horton Holbrook Philadelphia for do; Major
Ringeod. Dunnels. NYork for salem: Jos Farwell,
Rhoads do for do Signal Perkins, do for Kennebec Sas
Wright, johnson. do for R0ckland.
Sailed-Schr Eliza Jane, Potter, NYork, and W. all
the vessels reported above.
26th-No arrivals this morning
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 81
Arrived-Shp Henry Pratt. Newcomb, Palermo; barks
Powhatan, Drinkwater do Agenora, SHILLING NOreans
brig Ann Pratt, Hall Bordeaux: schrs David smith,
Peterson. Charleston W Lindsay, Lewis, Fall River.
Ceared-Bark Nashua, Clifford, Boston; steamer Della
ware, Seymour, NYork
Miscellaneous.
SMACK MIssNG-The schr smack Thomas Wilson, of
London Capt Thomas Beebee which left this city the
the 18th, at which time she in company with the
smack l. Holstrom. and both bound to this port The
great length of time she has been out it is supposed
disaster has happened her she have proceeded
to the eastward far Nantucket which is consider
ed not very probable She is owned by Rogers Co. Of
Fulton market, and others.
STEAMER AMoRy at ST Thomas from NYork got strained
on her tempestuous passage and was leaking survey
had been named
SHIP WIN PATTON (of Rchmond) Minott from Liverpool
for Boston, with general cargo, put into Cork 9Th inst
leaky, and with loss Of sails.
BARK EMILY BANNING, Ray at Philadelphia o5th inst
experienced succession of heavy northerly gales in
which made the land twice, and blown Off Jan g.
while lying 10 in violent Sc gale the wind suddenly
shifted to NV like hurricane throwing the ship her
bcamends tearing the sails from the yards carried away
quarter boat stove front Of cabin cabooe, &c and
PEELED them throw the deck load to the vessel
she lay with her lee rail under water No date lat 81
e. Ion 60 GO. fell in with the hull of brig topsa
scr of about 200 tons bottom up painted green ton
mast broken of at the ca D. floating alongsde-dd not
appear TO have been long in that condition.
BARK HARRIET Il MARTHA at Charleston from NOrleans
experienced nth inst lat 80 in the Gulf stream a
during which lost part Of deck load GOTH lat 80 in the
Gulf stream vessel full of water apparently about
200 tons did not go near her as another vessel passed by
her at the time
BRIG HORACE GREELEY Chase at Philadelphia 2sth inst
from jacksonville on Sd inst so miles NE OF st Johns bar
encountered heavy gale from INV, during which had
fore torgalan mast carried away lost oretopsa yard
and split mansail and jib. She was previously spoken
supposed FOR NYork
BRIc AMERICA Walton, from Newburyport Dec 15 with
lumber and bricks for San Francisco put into St Thomas
previous to It'll inst with loss OF foremost and fore
yard, and hull very much strained
PRIG TYPE (of Eastport Iarkin from Penambuco for
Philadelphia put into st Thomas 22d Dee, with loss OF
most Of her sails and running rigging and leaky Was
discharging It'll inst.
BR BRIG CONDUCTOR (of Yarmouth NS). Griswo!d from
Malaga Nov o. for Bosen has put into St Thomas in dis
tress, cargo damaged no further particulars
SoHR WALTER DOYLE from Beaufort, NC, for NYork
with naval stores encountered severe gale off chinco
league sprung aeak and put back 18th to 0cracoke viii
probably proceed to Newbern to repair.
Schr RosE STUART. Dennis. from Alexandria Va bound
for Philadelphia cut through by the ice Saturday
last 22d inst. the head Of the Chesapeake Bay
The Captain, finding that she was fast sinking her
ashore where she filed with water At low tide she lies
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cure lighters and thinks he will get her of without much
damage expense. Her cargo. which consists prnci.
raly Of feed will be damaged The vessel is insured in
Philadelphia
sem, JoHS TRANKrIS (of Provncetown) ashore at Ber
lin beach. II is now stated will probably be got soon
anoat though leaking badly, she lies in good posi-
ton and steam pump he procured in the vicinity
contract has been made with competent person there
TO get her off ard deliver her in New York for $500 Her
cargo consisted of but 81 hhds sugar The packages had
all been saved damaged but what had not been melted
only amounted TO IL bhds when put together
SoIIr SARAH & ApEIfNE, from Norfolk for Barnstabe
which was ashore opposite Lewes has been got OIL.
scHR TRADER (of Yorktown, va) Trader for this city
from Savannah with rice and cotton. ashore at
O'Clock Wednesday morning at the West bank, below the
Narrows She Il baby and viii have to be lighened
before got OF she had carried away her mainmast on
the ODD when on Hatteras. Capt Ellis agent Of the un.
derwrters. kas gone down with steamer and schr to
Tighten her She IL new vessel Of 200 tons burthen
consigned to L MeCready Co.
SoHR KENaNGToy, Swain, at Philadelphia 25th inst
from Charleston odd lat % Is, lon 10 o. during
heavy gale from NV, split mansail foresa and had lib
carried away.
ScBR FLYING ARROW ITO tons built in Essex last spring
has been purchased by company at Gloucester and Il
10 be fitted out for whaler She will be commanded by
Capt Cornell of Provinceown and will sail soon for the
Western Islands.
A AIT scuR Is ashore on the South Brothers.
Long Island Sound
TfT sunk the John Franklin al Berlin beach,
Of and for Philadelphia from Virginia with oysters
caped probably With what they stood In as the captains
chest, in which was $780, remained In the cabin. Her
topmasts are just above water.
srooP, name not mentioned Is reported to have cap.
sized in Rockaway Inlet Barren Island Monday after
last and the captain, Abram Stlwe and two men
comprising the crew. we're drowned scht within sight
observed the catastrophe and bore dogn but was unb