The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04
Herald Marine correspondence.

EDGARTOWy, Jan 81.
Arr,ed-Brig Melissa Ann, Hall, NYork for Machiss;
schrs Julian, Snow Boston; Gertrude Horton En-
eron do do; Cadet Holiness do for Portsmouth; Arcu-
arus Pierce, do Tor Portland Austin Gibbs, Norfolk for
Portland.
Feb sid all the above vessels
PHILADELPHIA, Feb "a PM.
kngs, Thatcher Kingston. ia; AcyOna, Whitaker, vii
nington, NC; + Sharp, sharp savannah; Somervle,
Chase Boston; Il Fay, CAIN Charleston.
Miscellaneous.
Snip HAAsrnc reported by Tel at Norfolk short OF
provisions il probably the Hamburg ship reported the
Hampton, at bermuda 18th ult, short of provisions,
bound from Hamburg for Nfork.
SHIP JAS Pencil. of Brunswick Ne before reported
abandoned of Cape Horn Nov %, boarded d.
by British bark which arrived at san Juan del Jan
s. The p was dismasicd, and her cargo shifted she
good ship Of $40 tons built in lS4S at Brunswick
owned by Messrs Pencil and VIM Woodside OF Bruins
WICK and Cbas Fobcs OF Portland. Vessel and freight
money insured for about $4,000 of which there
in Boston so COO each at the Washington and Boston
offices 600 at the HOPE and SO 500 each at the Eeg
at the Ocean Office, Portland.
SHIP AliIASpEB-A letter from Mr. Tinker fret officer
OF whale ship Anadr dated Jan received in New Lon
don makes mention of the loss of ship Alexander &C.
al Honolulu letter from Captain Swift of the Auadir
states that the disaster occurred in gale at Honola
Dec 6.
BARN w8BSsn at Boston from Buenos Ayres lost sails
boats &c supposed in the heavy weather of this coast
Bme HAxisroRr tof Windsor Ns), from Richmond for
Halifax, ashore al Little Hope Ms previous TO ed
ult. Has cargo of -four and WHEAT bran No particu
lars OF her condition.
Brio PAXTON, from 4 John. NE, for Glasgow, aban
doned at and afterwards set fire insured for
half her value in this city
Biuc ytsTA, at Boston from Galveston, had heavy
westerly gales lost stem beat broke wheel spt sails
and received other damage.
SoHR TRD urm.-The report that this vessel with her
cargo destroyed by FIRE at Charleston is stated to be
rot correct She was lowed aground on mud fat oppo
site the city, where she had remained up TO SUNDAY
ming without any appearance that would indicate that
the Ere had extended In the hold
SsHR REGARD s of Harwich, Ia. been purchased at
Providence, for packet between that port and HarNich
/, 10 be commanded by Capt Ieno Gage.
ScHR sally Miller (of Orleans Ms SNOW from Port
Even FOR Providence with LAG tons coal before reported
and anlost Immediately lled and sunk. All hands OK
except boy who went down with the vessel were saved
by schooner. and taken TO port Cape Cod Cargo
insured at the Atlantic Office, Providence.
A Week with "Alph'' on her stern supposed the Br
brig Alpha Of Il John, NIB before reported boarded
Oct IT, lat 81 Ion ~, BY whale ship Sylph FIJI She had
been visited before by some vessel and
attempt had been made to burn her She appeared
vessel laden with timber but both and car
so we're 20 perforated with worms az TO be perfectly
worthless. Her dimensions we're. 81 feet long Y beam
and 10 feet depth Of hold Eastern build With single
decA,
wbalenen,
~ Honolulu Dee i, by letter from Can't TabeF, Trident
NIB, 10 p 400 VII ready for hound cruise 20
recruit at port 10 the westward OF the Sandwich Is.
lands in the spring, for The Ochotsk Arctic Had
discharged all her original officers and crew, and shipped
others.
AZ do Dee by letter from Capt Ryan Alexander, b,
1,250 VII beard which would he shipped home by the
George, CLARK, b. Had shipped his bone Qs,ooo lbs)
Nv Br bark EnpbroSn ne fcr New London.
At do Dec 4, by letter from Capt Cornell Janus, b,
would ship 900 bbls VII oil by the Morea at DC per
GALLON for H. and 500 by the Eliza Warwick, expected
to arrive at Honolulu CAPT had purchased cske at &c
per gallon and would crse another in the Arctic.
sd from Honolulu, Nov %, hy letter, California Wood
NB for the Equator had ,hrTed y bone per Eme
line.
The Nets, at Boston FROM Fayal brings oil There
reports OF whslers touching the islands The
bark Suloe for Boston which put back TO Eaya disabled
after being u days at sea- IL chiefly laden with oil.
SD from wes'port 3lst, brig Mexico, Collins, Atlantic
ocean
At Iahaina Nov %, by letter from Capt Crowen, Co
lumbus H. 900 VIII, {hss been reported cid date,
with 600 VIII would ship his bone $4,000 lbs) BY the
Nassau and Sc George, Of and for New Bedford Freight
&c perlb.
Ship Kutusof of NIB, al Ishana Nov 23d had shipped
home her bone (2s, 600 ibs) by tho Iouiss.
There we're 70 wslers lying at Iahsins Nov "a, and
az Hilo on the God
Heard FROM by letter from Capt Gardner Nov %, lat
IL, Ion 90 Sylph, III, 200 sp. Had not seer sp in
months. Reports or Western Islands Sept 20, Daniel
Webster, Stabgek, N4at moalA oat, s-a; ,.L
Eeus, sosis, WsStPos oil pot natsd lith, ist - X.