The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29

Disasters
SHIP ST. JAMES, Of and from Clyde was driven on the
ult, and became total wreck She had asen in nearly
the whole Of her homsxard bound cargo, and pro-
loading when the accident occurred Tho vessel was
said under the acting orders of the pilot when she
drove ashore Her hull materials and contents had been
SHIP MARY CARSON, At Philsdelphia, Aug "a, from
Liverpool, encountered July 26 lat 43 81, Ion 40 49,
heavy gale from SW which, after having subsidized into
mast, head OF manmast and everything above it. fore
topgallantmaht and jibboom.
BREMEN BARK SOPHIE, from Bremen ashore Romsr
Shoals w. got OF on saturday, and towsd up to the city
By tho steamtug Titan.
BR PAIKNDAR, from st John, NIB, 10Th inst for
Gr enock struck upon Black Rock sE Of Grand Menan,
Telegraph previous to the 24h and the steamer Maid
Erin WAS sent to her assistance.
BR BRIG ZERO. from Glasgow for NYork, stranded at
L'AIcheveque CB has been condemned and sold. The
cargo chiefly pig iroD had also been aoa so tons pig
iron had been landed 1T cost Of something IS
ton The was not insured.
rm Dr. from Ardrossan for Boston, which put into
Halifax 18th ns di,masted is the Rocroy, Of St. john
NIB, not Rob Roy.
BRIG DRUID Parsons Of and from for Dalioors
sprung leak off Moosspecca Reach 18th inst end sunk
crew saved.
BRIG SWAN, from Philadelphia, was ashore on Georges
Island, below Boston, Goth inst but was get off BY
steamer Re,cae and arrived at Boston 9th, supposed
without much damaged.
ScHR BALANCE reported from NYork for Aspinwal with
assorted cargo and two railroad cars, struck the
reef Of Turks Island 9th inst, but exsricated
18th by the wreckers and taken into Turks Island Be
fore she got off, her deck load with the excep Of
the carsl nearly thirty tons of stone ballast tpm the
to be discharged The schr eaks badly but may not be
much damaged not leaking 400 strokes per hour.
The attending he. will rot BE- heavy and 1t is
sxe
scHR NARY AND SUSAN Hurd from Iudiauo'a 9Th ut
for NYork, met with heavy blow next day. which
I'D fhA rf6dA hYara I'm th0 in trivtn N
make harbor, arrived of Sabine and in running up got
the breakers iDiuring her to be obliged to dis
charge. The captain states che IL in condition to
t;nue the voysee that the deck cargo is badly damaged
and advises that her cargo be ranshpped to Galveston
ard forwarded here.
ScHR ORIENT (of Bangor), Wyman, from Richmond, Va
Chatham, 25th inst, and will be nearly total loss
scHR FRANCES, Of and from Washington NC, for NYork
s e saS r.. s nSs
beached at the Lower Tavern houses is thought she
will be got of.
LETTER from the agent Of New York underwriters,
dated San Francisco let inst state, that there would be
aved from ship Carrier Pigeon and cargo after deducng
expenses about $40 0oO The cargo ship Wings of
Jsneiro dmasted, and was subsequently of Cape Horn
81 Gays With heavy weather. in very bad condition.
for her to return to New York in ballast but sac was
advertised for C'llso The rspAirs thip Northern
evsry description of labor becoming very serious.
Even the coal passeIs and fremen msde strike for
higher wages
Arr at New Bedford 18th bark Cornelis Deyol Indian
Ocean, st Helena June 49, $50 bbls sp go do VIII OIL and
200 lbs bone Sent home the voyage 100 ibis SO.
Sid from Provinceown 24th brig september. Aller.ou,
North Atlantic having been supplied with harpoons,
hatchets and knives large part Of this description Of
whaling gear ascertantd to be missing et9r the
sci started her first cruise and is supposed to have
been stolen Just before ,he left harbor
SPoKK- July g. lat 90 s. Ion e6 w, ship Constitution
! (of Nantuctet), mos out $50 bbls oil.
July 80, Iand efCoryo. 81 80 miles. tsIh franklin
(of New Bedford), with bbls bill fsh oil.
July 10, of the Island of san Borina, Charles Frede
rick, Haskins, NB AN well, 300 bbls Gil board,
Netsce 20 MAJ liners.
ArsIrAuA-BAss's STRAITS REVOLVING faaur on CAPT
0rwAY.
TRINITY HOUSE,, LoNpes, July 70, 1858.
The follospg particulars respecting the revolving
gust, ls3s Lotifed from this house or the It'll
Apt 1Sf0) having been communicated to tie corpora
ton BY direction Of her Asestys Secretary of State TO-
the colonies hereby made public for tn genera in
| formation OF mariners, viz
The light house on Cape otway, in Bsss Stats, i
situated in latitude 3S degs 81 tcoseuth ID IN onaitud
113 degs 20 rec east. The light reyolv s. showing
| bright hs.h once in every minute, aW hatns at III
height OF eco iee above he eyAt Of high Nae and ma
be feen by estimation, at the distance " eight aagaes
Mariners arc requested 20 observe that the reef
SSa sa hOsqs Oas aS 81 Dire quarter. Of
| enc and quarter miles the sests ard nv order
o. IA 4RBERr, Secretary
Captain Johnson, Of ship ", ,tnard FIo. reports, o
fae MOI ning % ATi q, on ny passage from Manila
| BeieVb nv dayighe found the ship in souudDgs 4
eleven In hons WAR. with light mia from Sc hsne
snip TO NV; scundiDgsy sried foe ore male from bre
to iiiy fa,ho'o. owe,ss boat and sounded to the
sna for one milo. an found tbs eamc soundiog
should say tho shc al s ended and bo1t miles
| \ ard oDe aida hs6 miles. Leaat water found va
I'll &C fa'toIas WITH b snd shite coral BY observa
ton tho 81 eel les ~ lat II 80 n and Ion BY chroaot
ter, 1lfi0E Tsis thoa Is not Horjburg's charts
| The China fsas,
spar Buoy BIAS been placed on the Shosl near Conn
nicuf Point Is Nasgans EFT Bay, ard boars folio
HaJa,. pcnS Lighthouse. NNE; Warwick Neck high
SW x w; Copnimicut Point NV by W XIV. Vessel
coming UP the liver rnst keep the Baay 90 the Io
hard
A buoy has been placed on the NJ srd &c Hampto
Bar 20 TIE chapuol and e entrance 10 the aucho
rae for sman vesses CT Old Point IL "a painted black
L. and v IN az fes. water .oy tide, bottom hard wret