The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

experiences very rough passage having washed away
part Of bulwsrhs had the desk swept Of all movoebss
aho FOUR casks turpentine, and fretopmast staysA
tspsai! topgauantsaii, and msinsa blown away with
other damage
GmRAlIAR Sept ls-Ths wind vesred to the East 18Th
September when all the wind bound vessels in ri. -
and Agecas Roadsead, sailed and passed the straits =
the westward
LIVERPOOL Sept 2s-The Joseph Walker. for Nav yo,,
and Neya of New Orleans, dragged their anchors ia the
height OF the gale this morning. and went ashore at the
Of Sandon Dock Basin Several of the Nev.,.
passengers drowned in trying to get on shore
The Caroline, from Prince Edward Island, drove ~
Sandon Dock Basin carried away mass and bowsprt Ana
drfted ashore Huntington Bank; saved.
The Intrinsic, from Prince Edward Island Is aground
with loss of foremost bowsprt rudder Nc.
The Shooting Star from Quebec discharging Ia Husis-
son Dock lost fore and mizzen topmasts yesterday after
noon.
The American, hence for San Francisco il ashore as
Southport
IospoS, Sept. 29-1he Nathaniel Thompson, Stone.
from New Orleans which arrived in the river 9th sept
was struck by lightning the Sth August received
much damage and on the 10th Sept in lat ~ NJ lon %
W, experienced the hurricane from SsW to NNW which
tnfew her on her beam ends when she had all her sails
blown from her yards.
The Isabella of Boston, from st Johns to Liverpool.
was spoken dismasted and under jury mainmast 20tS
sept IN lat 40 lon 10 W. by the Aid Collie arrived In
masted. '
MELBOURNE June 14-An American bark with emirrants
is aground near Geelong and it is supposed she Win NJ
get of without tightening - -
PARIS Sept 27.The George Hurlbut Parker, from New
gale on the 10th Of September between as and 40 De- y
lat and in Ion 80 W. during which the vessel was fo
many hours move down on her larboard side Iarre
quantity of water got into the hold and II ia fsa -
portion of the cargo has been damaged
SINGAPORE Aug ga vessel supposed to be . c,;rr.er
built ship Of five or six hundred tons on shore
the Rarrier Reef 18th July by the Maggie Drewett
arrived here from Hobart Town from the positjon az ~
wreck and the tremendous surf II is supposed the crev
cannot have ped.
WATERFORD, Sept. 2l-The brig Neptune out "a d.x,
from Quebec was passed the 18th inst by the Brothers.
arrived here in lat So long 60 with mast gone Sy
The deck and maintt est gone by the cap it blowing
at tie time strong n1e from the NNW the Brothers
ould render assistance.
Vessel of about 200 tons apparently new with hsr
bottom painted dark green spars scraped bright ana
the iron work Of the yard painted red was passed 10th
september in lat AZ lon IA ", bottom upwards, with
psrentiy not long in that position by the Rosalie Mil
dron, arrived here.
THE TUscARoRA, from Philadelphia, encountered the
hurricane on the 9th September In Al 81 W. wind froz,
all points of the compass thrown on her beam and,
lost fore and main topgallant mats and all her sails
and when the gale abated was found to have list q
about three streaks
the Bock with loss of fore and and bovsprt
Memoranda
Bark W Paige, Of Boston, $50 TONS built of white oak
well found, and in complete order for a VOYAGE has
been purchased by Messrs Brastow Co. of Providence
at about $1,000 She sailed from Bangor on the 10tS
instant for Boston, where she will load Orleana
and is to be commanded by Capt VIM Smith, late of big
Grand Turk, of Providence.
Brig Grand Turk Providence IT'S tons has been sogd
to parties in Bangor on private terms.
New bark A Eldrdge, of Beverly built at Pembroke
Me- by Adams, $50 TONS has been purchased by Moss
Baker Morrill,, Of Boston, for $1,000, cash.
Bark Nevada, Of Boston, 218 TONS built in Robbinstou
Me- in 1850, sold in Boston on Wednesday, for
sl0,500 cash.
IACNcHEI-At Damariscotta 9th inst by Messrs DAY
Huston beautiful ship Of about HOO tons.