The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18
ARRIVED Ship Island City, New Yo,



SHIP ARAB Of New Bedford, from Indian ocsan reports
on the night OF the It'll, experienced hard gale from
. 10 and very Large zee ruanns after hsavine t.
morning Of the 9TH lat 80 20 N Ion 70 W. passed msny
pieces Of wreck one large piece which had the appear
topgsant the two ladders that lead from
the main deck of ship TO the poop forecastle and
that ship had deck swept BY the huge sea
that running the night Of this 7h the hardest of
the gale vas between the hours 10 Pm of the 7th and
AN Of the Sth.
sHIp or bark, Of about AGO TONS with painted ports
AID loss Of fore and mainmssts was seen inst ashore
on White Head bet seen Sydney CB and Halifax It is
probably some wreck before reported.
BRIG JOHN BALcH at Mattapoisett, from Geergeto wn
with cargo Of lumber. dragged both anchors in the
ns s her sSr
and also went ashore Both vessels arc high aud dry
BRIG AUSTIN ELLEN, from Bristol, E, with iron, was
the 18th instant.
DTG VIOLA, hence for Polt Prince which was aban.
doned at and crew taken off and carried into Phi
dephia, good vessel Of $50 register built At
Baltimore in 1862 owned in this city by Meesrs Roiker
Mcman, and insured for $40 000 the cargo which con
sisted Of -four, fish, &c was also insured for from $4,000
BRIG PRAIRIE before reported arrived at Sag Ha-bor
the l4th, and began reshippng cargo (four that
landed on the beach While she was ashore. She would
leave for her port Of destination Saturday the 10th.
the captain supposed that neither cargo or vessel had
suffered much injury from being ashore.
FISHING SCHOONER SARAH ADELAIDE Of and from Barn
7th int She i nsa ,y ma and tbss IL s II. ~. Uh
surance upon her The and materials Vim be saved
and the US Consul At Halifax has gone TO LOOK sftsr the
interests Of the owners.
ScHR THos FESNEa Nckerson, from Philadelphia for
East Cambridge before reported wrecked the Graves
says the vessel remained tight for no hours and half
ard having obtained Assistance In the mesnme aha
kept free VI til about H. the tide being ebb ADO II
stern and Cant Nickerson ascertaned what scnal ne
should make for the assistance Of steamer from the city
aran I'm rtfodG
with asg it and kept it flying about three hours
about 2S NJ and Capt Hsnnesy made ever1 eSsrton
IN lis power to get the schooner oil but in vain Can't
Mic. erson went 10 Boston in the Rescue sad procured
the aestsnce az schr Comet of Path with which he "a
urred to TIE FsnDsr about ii M Finding the schr
had filed ard laid 10 ouch nosit;on shs couh nat hs
ish,.ned Capt NcEer son srpped Of her sails rSSos
and was towsd up as before the
Cap Nckerson att butes the loss Of his vessel to being
the Forbsl; and has ascertained that the signal
Had the John Taylor been notified thu Forbes wOui
repairs. y x,.
49,, si 80 5. IN NIL s'k; W Misesssosl Ma,snews uve
t;rSer ond inmhsr c,ns an bors ~ 10 ,i SA,go -, u
ips o. ion nos hToos one mile e,st Of East
Cantain and c,sw saved Tas xsss., % @ mIecx,
M =; thst cord;,;ors ntM ~ $50 an =. se0 TSu
ssVsa mi me
inc schooner was i've years old no insurance on vessel
liz 81 ava e' " s ~" ' Ao :"
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sclR VILLAGE BELLE from kappahannock river FOR New
York loaded With wheat in bulk went ashore at Coney
leland Wednesday night, about IL O'Clock, bilged and
filled with water. The captain thinks she will go TO
pieces. part Of her cargo will be saved in damaged
state
Whaiers.
Arr ~ New bedioid 10Th snip ARAB, Bfaley, lodian
Ocean st Helena July % 900 bbls sp oil At st Helena
July 49, Dunba rton, Hathaway, NIB, $50 sp; Sarah,
May bow, Matt, $50 sp, to sail next day to cruise In
charge Of LIST officer. Capt remaining account Of
sickness