The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12


STEAMER PALMETTO arrived at Baltimore Nov TO- having
left Charleston at of the 9th, being delayed by
compelled to lay to for As hours at one time.
SHIP OZARK at San Francisco from NYork was of Cane
Horn days, and encountered heavy wea or; carried
away the forstopmast and foretopgalantuast sprung
foremost head, and sustained other damage Crossed
the Equator Aug ~, in Ion ia W.
SHIP ANGLO SAXON at San Francisco Oct r. from NYor,,
was IL days Off Cape Horn in heavy gales lost bboom,
deck load, &c.
SHIP SouTER JOHNNY in contact at Norfolk 9Th with
the canal steamer Phoenix lying at the wharf, and carried
and injured the engine moved stancheons which her
beams rest, and broke beams and water ways
SHIP GEN vEA1E Bunker. from San Francisco for Port
Philip put into Sydney, Nsw July 80 in Distress One
account states that sh. for SALE while another states
that the 10th OF August she expected sail again
Tor San Francisco, Aug 20, via the Islands
SHIP YORK. McKendry, from Honolulu for Now London
which condemned and sold at Navlgators islands ar
rived at Sy sidney, NSW, Aug II.
BARK MARGARET HuGa, from Baltimore for San Francis.
co. before reported at Montevid%o in Distress was dsg
Aug ~, and it was thought would be condemned.
BARK MARY SPRING. at San Francisco Oct r. from Phila
dephia, had very heavy weather off Cape Horn for 10
days Lost jbboom, sprung mainmast, &C.
BARK SopHRoSrA, from Boston, at Honolulu Sent s
reached Cape Horn in "a days. where she detained
weeks had heavy weather. lost bboom and head of FORE
topmas 10 days before reaching port sprung asa and
continued to leak about 400 strokes both At sea and at
the dock; cause of the leak not ascertained.
BARK REGATrA GRAHAM hence for Plymouth E. put into
Newport 10th inst leaking from i4Oo to 1000 strokes
per hour cargo grain.
BR BARK I1nIr1 which was ashore at st Martins Reef
got Oft 2st without assistance The vessels that LETT Key
West assist her did not arrive in time She being
piloed 70 Key West 28th by Capt Lowe.
BRlc CLARA, Jones, frem and for Philadelphia, was
wrecked on Sierra Leone, in tornado no cate, Ae.
BG MARY HELEN, from San Francisco about the LIST Feb
last trading voyage to the South Sea Islands, sprung
leak in the vicinity of the Society Islands April 80.
She before the wind II days with all hands at tho
the pumps, and succeeded In reaclkng Navgators' I
ards Finding il ipostibe to repair her. she was Sold
BRIG nANEi, from San Francisco parted her chains in
gale July a. and went ashore the island Of vauvoo
BRIG CARLETON, Edridge from st Domingo for Boston,
put into Norfolk sth inst, with loss Of sails would sal
BRIG HAIcYoS, at San Francisco Oct H. from NYork,
was oil Cape Horn 80 days In heavy gales shipped heavy
sea- started wood ends forward carried away main rail-
stove boats water casks, aud sustained other damage
BRIG FLORENCE, Gage, hence for Mobile was At Key
West 2Sth nit watering, and would proceed Same day
On the goth Oct lat 80 So while under close reefed sails
she experienced heavy gale Of wind from the ncrihsas
shipped stove water casks and carried away after
main shroud; made much water; the pumps we're kept
going and after the gale found to be r0oof water.
No damage was anticipated to the cargo.
scR NANCY PLAIsrKp, tnow called brig Nancy Place.
receiving aid from the sloop Gazss When the boat
left the captain sent to Hiram Bennee E5q merchant Of
Key West to send him vessels and to TAXA charge Of the
fever, and himself down, and several Of tina me-,
we're sick Her cargo consisted Of sugar and moAssss
Mr. Boye, Of the firm Of Bennee Poys, had PROCEEDED
SCHR BEcKET, OF Newborn, is ashore near Bea sfort
owner Capt Flhs, OF Newborn.
d,a7oring pass through Hslsats yesterday morning
without Hslgate 1ilot in tow Of the stean aoat Storm
went ashore on the gridrOn she will probably be got Of
TIM MARY EDDY (of Fan Mvsr), Hir .,.sv from, WI,
mington, NO for Boston, put into Newport sth iust Ii
distress With loss Of boat and sus lined other damage
having noay nortnery gales on 9Th and 9th
Av.sn, sPPsrsasly about ITS tons vss fallen In Will