The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-04

B6- See correspondence.


smp susAS-There is insurance ship Susan, of Nam
tucket, lostat Commercial Office Nantucket $40 600;
by individuals at do, $780, at offices abroad 50 2oo in
SHIP ARooLy of New York for Liverpool which put back
to Baltimore after being her beamends had discharg
ed about 1900 bbls flour, about fifth damaged but
badly be- all sent forward. She had about 300 bbl as
also 600 bags wheat, and $500 bushels in bulk, and so
bids tobacco. She is badly strained, and will not be
ready for sea under two or three weeks
BARK HoMEn-Capt Beebe and Others of New London,
who recently found bark Homer OF Bristol Me- abandon
ed at sea- and flowed hei into Edgartown have received
500 for that service ABOUT half the value Of the
vessel and cargo Capt Ezra Dabo and Others of New
London also received $500 for towing schr 0the Of Ma
chias, found dereIct into Edgartown
BRIG WATER WITCH, from for Savannah was of
Bulls Island 9th ult, with loss of bboom and figure
head and leaking, having been in contact with vesse
BRe McGlyERY (of searsport), Blake, from Trini.
dad for NYork previously fallen in with dsma sted
towed into Norfolk Nov l. by potboat Fashion
enced the gale of the 10th ut in lat 80 Ion a. which
threw the vessel on her beamends when the hnyards
were cut losing masts, yards, sails bboom anchor &c.
BaG CAsDAcE at Boston from Baltimore on 9th ult,
Chzcoteague WNW 35 miles fell in with fore and aft
eor o. s iSu on asr mend
Bu.warks gone; stsnchions painted green inside
BInc CRAWFORD, abandoned on the voyage from New
York for Jacksonville was built at Machas in 1852 1911
insurance in New York on cargo.
Brio Ar,ssA Ann Kerr, OF and for NYork from Jack
sonsie, before fallen in with abant oned had her crew
rlicnusnlp arr1Veu mere yCs-
tereay. Capt was washed off and drowned. (see ar.
rivals at this port The gsod vessel of fS1 tona
register built at jonesport Me- in 1s4s and OWE cd in
this city The l. insured At Rockand Me- for So o0O
Cargo fully covered by insurance in Wall street.
VESSEL Of aboa' 200 tons was seen oath ult in lat 80
To- lon 10 o. dismssted, and apparently full of water
was painted black, with narrow white streak and
light coored house. 1t too dark to see her name
ScpE DAcorAH, OF and from wilmr gton, NC for New
York, with cargo Of corn, rice and rosin while lying
about 30 miles NE Of Co Hatteras. o'clock morn of
Oct 49, was run into by large brig name unknown,
stavins In arboard quarter, splitting sails, &C. and
causing her to leak badly Capt Mankn mate and three
Joseph Shuelt board the schr The brig backed of
and stood her course when Mr. Shufelt hailed them
andsked them to take him of the vessel sinking,
butthey kept and out Of sight Two other
vessels passed him day. but took notice of his
signals OF distress On 27th he taken of by whaling
bark Marcella at NBedord LIST int, The had four
feet Of water in her bold when abandoned.
Spoken.
Ship Hartford, Burke, from Mobile for liverpool Oct 81
lat 81 Ion ~ had foec.se deck stove in the gals Of
18th.
Ship Neptune, Beau champ from st John, NIB, for
Liverpool, Got -, lat a. lon SO.
Brig Saginaw from Boston for Jacksonville, Oct n, oil
Bulls Island.
Whalemen.
Arr ~ New Bedford Nov i, bark Narcella Lambert,
Atlantic Ocean, absent mos Oil on board; landed 62
Fayal returned account Of sickness Of master
or Bravo Sept 90 Nickerson Nan, Gle
CID at NE&dford lat ship William Thompson, VIII. g.
Pacific ocean sd bark Tropic Bird, Atlantic and indian
ooeans