The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19
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Port OF New York, October IS, 1853.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
steamshps-Arabia (Br), Judkins, Liverpool, cunard
Roanoke, Cavendy Norfolk &c, Ludlam Peasants
Nara, Green, waithall saken, Tronsides Co. Elvira
Barks-Columbia (Brem), Geerkin Bremen, via Rich
mond, Meyer stucken; W Horton, Peckard sagua Ia
Trundy Co. Maryland Klein St johns Pr
Thompson; W Blodget, Wait, Sisa, Thebaud l. Son.
Brigs-James Wallace, Foster, Boston, Thompson &
retta Pearce, Para and a mkt, Burdett n Noble.
Schrs-Gen Gibbs, Gibbs Attakapas, Sturges Co;
Ter Savannah McCreaSy Mott Co. JOS James smh
Jacksonville, Brookrnan & Co; Baltimore Sleight
Baltimore, johnson h Lowden.
Sloop-Oak, Dickinson, Providence, Ravens.
Observation-Disclosures, Jones, Philadelphia II Thomp-
SOM Piedmont, Robinson Baltimore. Parker Vein Coal
Company.
Steamship James Adger. Dickinson, Charleston, 80
hours to spoiford, Teston Co. Sunday, AN, off Fry
ton for New York; Monday AM, 10 miles SW of Cape
Hatteras Shoals, passed steamship Marion hence for
Charleston lat 80 49, passed brig Porto Rico bound
s. Tuesday "a PM % miles Ne Delaware lghtship pass
ed propeller supposed to be one of the Parker Vein
steamers bound to New York Experienced strong gales
from the NE during the entire passage.
Ship Havre (pkt), milford Havre, Sept with 377 pas
sepgers, to Livingston Experienced constant
sion Of westerly gales during the whole PASSAGE has had
but three days fair wind and has been 10 days west of
the Banks Of Newfoundland. Oct lat Al A. Ion So 3d.
Capt Sister, So days from Gotenburg Boston had lost
5S passengers from cholera the captains wife very
Sick and ID passengers in low state from sickness sup
piled her with small stores and other necessaries
Ship sultana, Barrett Antwerp SO days. with 2s3 pas
sengers to W Nelson Sons. sept Is, lat 40 81, lon
% 80 saw tie wreck of an English brig abandoned sup
posed to be timber loaded 10TH off Nantucket passed
bark Emily Wilder, supposed for Salem Sept 20 lat 40 49,
Ship FIJI whitney of BOSTON, sasand d. Greenocl Aug
25 and Lambeth roads Goth to order The ship Satira
Morse for NewYork sailed the day previous. Aug 30
Islay Sept H. experienced heavy gale from Sc to NV
shipped sea which broke FIVE topgaant rail stancheons
ana started man rail- Sept ~ Lat a 10 lon 30 49, passed
Br brig Barbara Ann with loss Of foreopas main top
gaanmast, ard mainy ard and all her sails; 18TH lat
45 25 lon 81 40 exchanged signals with ship Ralto,
bound W. 16h lat 45 Oh Ion SO 80, exchanged signals
with ship Emperor of Boston with loss of main topgaant
mast, bound w; 2lst, in company with Port Ship
with loss of main topgallant mast oct l. in NV gale,
struck by a the larboard bow which started
the ste and cutwater carried away headras and knees
and received other damage Experienced heavy westerly
gales the last three weeks split Sails &c; has been 20
Ship Coringa (nep Bates, Boston, 4s hours to Smith
Son. The was lowed to the city by steamtug Ajax
Bark Borneo Rhoades Penang April 90 passed Cape
Good Hope July 30, left st Helena Aug III to Nicoll
&co June IS lat "A Ion SO 70 F. exchanged signals
with Br ship Triumph with loss Of fore and main top
changed signals with Br bark Meridian 40 days from
Cochin for London Oct lat 50 "A N Ion 10 s6 W,
changed signals with brig Naiad hence for Aspinwall
The has been 20 days from the latitude of BERMUDA
with head winds ard Gains, and eight days within 200
miles Of Sandy Hook.
Bark Nord America Ham), Peters, Hamburg, 81 days,
with 22o passengers, to Bech Kunhardt Experienced
Bark Jasper, Bennett Charleston Oct 9, to Durham b
Dmon.
Big Frederick Fr), Lesuseer, St Pierre, 80 days, to
Wheelwright Co.
Brig Robert Wing (of Dennis), Crowe, Buenos Ayres,
Aug 90 to W Ropes Co. Sept IL, Lat % s. Ion 80 80
W, spoke bark Greyhound. from Rio Janero for New
York, days out.
Brig Ocean Bird Atkinson Curacoa, Sept 90 to Boonen
Graves Co. Sept the outward passage, in lat III
Ion 60 co. experienced hurricane from NE to SW
which M ted three hours hove her beamends lost
main topssi stove bulwsrks and boat Oct lat a. Ion
68 spoke brig Armstrong from Curacao for New Haven.
Brig Nancy (of Baltimors), Permission st Johns PR 10
| days, to Merrill Co.
brig Warren Brown, Bartlett, New Bedford, days, for
| Charleston.
Schr Stephen Townsend (of Brookhaven), Rowland,
Malaga 81 days. to Van Brunt Saght Oct O. lat SO or
Ion 81 &c. vessel Of about $50 tons burthen, bottom
rudder gone was coppsred and had not been long in
| that situation.
schr weranda (Norw), Foyne, Malaga, 80 days, TO
Funch Meincke. Sept 3d. Lat 49, Ion &c. while scsdding
undor close rcefcd sai, taken Abscx by harrAns
from NV sprung fsrsua saA parted fore rigging, and
~ oct bssa ss y sny NOV An close rssa oSnvas.