The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-23
Telegrnphic Marine Reports.
NEW ORLEANS, April %.
Arr lark Chasca Boston.

Telegraphic Marine Reports.
NEW ORLEANS April 90.
Arr bark Chssca. Boston.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PMIADxIPHIA, April "a PM.
Symmes, New Orleans: Eagle Baker, Providance; brig
Druid, Corson Eastport schrs Splendid Nathan, New
os.n Day. s m
Julia Newhal, Gushing, Portland Emma, Hafford, New
York; Klots Baker do; Waterman, Chase, do Star,
Eckerson, do; Telegraph, Hunt, Halifax
Ceared-steamship City Of Manchester Ieitch, Liver
pool; brig Harriet Hale, Falmouth ia. Chicopee Emery,
Chase, Boston; Martha wrightngton wrghtington Fail
River; steamer Novelty, Bell, NYork.
SHIP srATIRA MoRsE hence, which arrived at Glasgow
9Th inst with damage was knocked down in a severe
sW gale and remained so for nine hours the greater
part Of the time with her foreyard in the water after
the gale abated the cargo having shifted she was laid
with her covering boards in the water and was unman-
ageabe quantity of water got into the ship during
gale To relieve her, quantity of ogwood and fusc
from between decks and number of heavy articles
deck, were thrown over.
ScHR EGERMEY, from Philadelphia for Boston ashore
squan, had sunk at last accounts her dock being
under water It is said she is breaking up; safe.
SNIP SWITZERLAND, at Philadelphia from Liverpool on
main topgaant split sails stove water casks and
Of the bulwarks, in heavy gale frsm SW. It was
four days before the mast could be rghted on account
Of the severity Of the gale and heavy from that date
to the 7th inst experienced succession of strong gales
from the westward, accom- panied with very heay
SHIP WALES from Liverpool whish'was spoken 30th ult
with loss Of mast and ibboom arr at Phi
adelphia 21st and reports March u and g. lat A. Ion
AZ OF, in heavy squan from the northward carried
away bboom, split jib and flying jib and sprung her
manmast.
ScHR CALEDONIA, from New Orleans for Mobile. went
ashore on Thursday night 14th inst the East breakers
and sunk The vessel and large portion Of the freight
will be total loss The steamer Col Clay went alongside
the following morning and took up to Mobile most Of
her deck load, quantity Of the rigging and her
FISHING ScHR MARY TAYLOR, Tay lor Of Gloucester,
in leaving Chatham FOR the Banks the 10th inst got
New Harbor bars bilged filled with water and now
lies the shoa within the bars, her beamends YES
sci will probably be got OF; salt and stores lost
inst Capo Cod by 40 miles, by the Monterey at Da.
mariscotta. This probably the wreck seen 9Th on
her beamends, and supposed ship Of 500 tons it
the wreck of schr Ebro before reported tow
ed into Gloucester.
On THE 9th uLr there were at Malta twenty vessels
disabled in the late gales of which three masted
Spoken.
Ship Independence Choate. from Boston (Jan 25) for
Valparaiso, Feb Z lat 49, Ion 40 (by brig Garland on out
ward passage from Salem TO Marsnham)
ship Ariel Ayrss from NYork Feb 81 for Canton Feb
Ship Katahdin from Cardiff for New Orleans, March
Ship Southampton, Jewet from London for New York,
April l. lat 40, lon le
An Am ship, showing white signal with N in it,
seen Feb II, lat 4 N, lon22
large Am vessel, steering $, showing red signal
with white in it Zone Of Howes Co.'S vessels was seen
March z. lht 0 N, ION 20 w.
Bark Mary MIane hence (Oct 2S) for San Francisco.
Feb g. lat So A s. lon SO 40 W.
: Bark Arisna Ankers, from NYork Dan 25) for San
Francisco. March Is lat 10 s. Ion Sc Is.
Bark Wright Jr Averill from Palermo for Boston or
NYork, March 15 lat ss 10, lon 20 min.
Bark Southerner, Groton, from Boston for Havana,
= Bark Ann johnson. Lathrop, from Palermo for New
Orleans lean moo no date so OIL Cape de cat at
April s. lat 70, Ion e6
NEW AND DANGEROUS sHoAL IN THE PACIFIC
The new shoal, which is in process Of formation
by marine volcanic agencies bears southwest from St
Clements Island about thirty five miles, and is within
eight miles of the coral reef indicated BY United States
Coast Survey. but not down the o-6nary charts As
nearly as ascerained is about half mile in extent
was seen by Captain Chopper, of the Cortes and Mr.
Healy, his first officer, well by the commander of
the Pacific. Captain Cropper witnessed the following
The around the shoal was as smooth as a floor.
when suddenly heavy column of water wa. projected
from a common CENTRE and, although white with am
having such ordinary breakers
In instant it sub ded and the water became smooth
II before This was repeated several times and
leaves to doubt of the existence of submarine
volcano there.
According to the observation made board the steam
Pacific the latitude Of this shos Is 80 80 N lon.
WhaIemcn
Sid from Provincetown April 10. bark Spartan Cook
Atlantic Ocean; schr II Williams Fisher do.
Sid from NBedford April 81 bark Heca Clifford Iadian
Ocean.
Arr at Greenport April 20, ship Bayard Graham Homo
lulu, last reported 80 sp 1850 VIII has board the Of
The Corea, Cranskie at New London Apru 10 from Ho
nolulu has 1900 bbls OIL $4,000 lbs bone has also on
freight 1900 bbls oil from ship Catharne Spoke March
ported letter from Capt Alden reports her March u.s.
with EGO sp on board.
The Maria at do from Honolulu had 1900 bbs oil Is 900
lbs bone. from chip Isaac Hicks.
sPoEM-March q (by the Catharine X Mary at Bos
TOM Cape Donna Maria By 20 miles, Walter K, TIL
- Bay; Gem, Cook, Of Beverly, go sp.
Foreign Ports
ARE.mo-In port abt April IL, schr Sparks, Dorr,
from York, 5th
Asr1swAII-In port April IL, briggs Gen Taylor,
Holmes from Jacksonville Carr 5th) dlsg lumber; orion
(Br), Goodein: from Boston, Carr sth), for - 18th
Colby, from Boston Sept IL.
AxsrERpAM-In port April s, bark Ithona, Lscke, to
ARpRossASIn port April Br brig Indus, Richan for
Providence. ready
oAIIAoArr March H. barks Ellen Parsons, Bates: Pa
mama 13th Chenango snow, Chincha Islands land sid
cha rands {ard sid 10th for statesj b.rks sarah
Snow Lesch Chncha Islands, Harkaway, Cooley Calfor
MIA Sid 10Th, bark Royal saxon, Cromwell Chincha
Islands
CARDur-Arr April Q, VIM stowell, Mearns, London to
oun.ssrowS Arr April p Providence from Portsmouth
for NYork Ieaky.
FAyM-In port March II, ships Angelo, Nicholson dsg
10 repair; Charlotte Reed, Elweil for Bath abt oath
GIAseow-sh April 2, Mary Morris, Freeman, NYork;
4th, Oxford Nnot do.
GESoA-In port April q ships Albania Crowen, disz
destination unknown; Arthur, Talbot for Palermo abt
ready bark lily Buck, Pendeton, from New Orleans
just arr.
GmRALTAR-In port April 1. bark Turk, Small, for
Cadz and Boston, ready since 25th ut detained by west
ery winds 1t is reported that briggs Chatham, from
Smyrna for Boston, Hope (r) from Messna for do and
the vessels BID W, reported per Arabia, we're also wod
bound.
HAvRE--In port April ], ships Cromw well Barker, for
New York, ready; NathI Thompson Stone for Cardiff
and New Orleans detained by head wind.
HvAsco-Arr March s, bark Edwin, Coqumbo.