The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

RAMsGATE, Dec 2S-Of, Arnodina Catharina van Wyn-
Hamburg. ~ '''' ~ 49, ' -
ROCHELLE Dec 24-sld Ellis Richardson, Boston.
SAUGoR, Nov 14-Sld Minstrel, Potter Boston
ST MIoHAE1s, Dec 2o-Arr "Sorcere," Couch Boston.
SANTA Cruz Crencrihe) Dec l5-Arr Nivara, Balagucr
Norleans. Sid 9TH, Gaunche Caeros, NYork
WHrEHAvkN, Dec 2S-Put in Royal Sovereign Camp
bell from Liverpool for Mobile with loss of sails and bull
woIcAsr, Dec l9-Arr Maria, Ruyter, Charleston for
BRISTOL, Dec 2s--The Madonna, woodside hence for
The julius Caesar Fleming, from Newport for Mobile
out days has put back Kngroad with loss an
anchor and chain and broken anchor stock she remains
to BE supplied.
CAmNARvoS, Dec 29-The Am ship Onward Welsh
from Liverpool for NOrleans which stranded in the
bay the 9th has been driven higher up the beach,
and is in dangerous position 1t is blowing hard gale
from SW.
DKAI Dec 3O-The Am ship Ashland Benson, from
Antwerp for NYork, slipped from anchor and chain,
and has been supplied with others from hence
HAvRE, Dec 27-The Muscongus, Kelleran, from Nor
leans arrived here the 26h inst and in entering the
dock took the ground and remains she is being light
ened and will begot of next tide.
InTH Dec 27-The bark Emily, Anderson, from London
for San Francisco put in here eaky and must discharge
to repair.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 2S-The Elizabeth for Savannah, on
shore opposite the Rmrose high and dry at low water
The Conway, for New Orleans is lying against the west
wall of the extreme end of the North New Docks and fills
with the tide
The Manila, for New Orleans, is leaky, and has gone
The brig ST. Helen from Montreal struck the North
Spit yesterday where she remains and fills with the tide
On the life boat reaching her. she found to be aban
doned.
The Marion OBren hence for Savannah is at Belfast
Lough with loss Of sails On Dec 25 when off Bardsey
she fell in with ship without masts but was unable to
render assistance.
2sth-1he Sir Howard Douglas hence for Apalachicola
pletely broken up by the gale Of Monday.
The Conway, for New Orleans that aground of the
wall of the North Dock got off to-day and taken into
the Sandon Basin
sOth-The Charles Chaloner Thompson, arrived from
New Orleans sailed from the bar Dec l. 14th struck
by which stove in all the dead lights and framing
lost buwarks, two topmass and took quantity Of
ter in both cabins 26th in another gale lost stern boat
Mobile ashore at st Brides but was got OIL without
damage lost anchor and chain.
Rhine, Banes for New York; both sailed this morning.
and are now on shore on the West Mud. Both remain
quite upright, and are expected of next tide.
Roe ISLAND (near Ulyerstone) Dec 28-The ship Chide
Harold Clarke from Liverpool for New Orleans main top
mast and foreopgaant mast gone and canvas all split
The second mate Robert MClintock was killed on the
26th, while clearing the wreck
3O-1he ship Chide Harold, from Liverpool for New
Orleans drove last night, and aground in about 10
feet low water this morning.
WATERFORD. Passage Dec 27-The American brig Athens
Wyman of Newburyport, s, from Charleston for
Liverpool is shore at Arhurstown, mile below this
and iikely to get off in the evening, unchanged She
of the Connibeg light ship about O'Clock yes
terday evening unable to weather Tuskar she bore
nine o'clock She struck upon brnmroe Sand bank and
got of without injury after two hours detention. She
then let two anchors which did not hold and she went
on shore at Arthurstown steamer is engaged to tow
her off the beach.
The American ship Shelter Goode of Bath 20 s. from
Trieste which put in yesterday dsmaated hasgone upto
25th-The wexford bark, Codd frsn Newport for
Charleston that put back here the d. ordered up
TO Waterford for repair in consequence * shifting her
cargo Of railway iron
2Sth-The Athens, that was on shore between Glen
water Bay and Arhurstown got OFF the evening of the
9th, and received no damage she is at anchor in
the roads waiting for favorable weather to proceed to
Liverpool.
SHIP PIoBus Weeks, from NYork which arrived at Ant
werp Dec 20, had decks swept on 10th.
miscellaneous.
SHIP ANDoyER (of New York; before reported to have
broken adrf during gale in Penarh Roads to have got
in contact with brig and subsequently to have gone
water in her hold is stated by the agent of the NYork
underwriters to be in bad position Efforts to be
made to get her of.
WHArEsHP GEN PIKE which was in contact with the Hi
hernia in Arctic Ocean surveyed at Honolulu Nov 20
and damage estimated at $500 Capt Pike would repair
as soon as possible, and work towards home.
WHAIEsHP CHAMPION (of Edgartown) at Hong Kong Oct
10 off the port l6th but driven by the typhoon
$50 miles s and lost mantopsail and boat The picked
up the Bashees, the mzen topmast OF ship sup
posed to have belonged TO whaler
BARK Como Boston from Charleston 4th inst lat 49,
Ion 731l, in NE gale, lost stern boat bulwarks &c.
BARK ALyARADo, at Philadelphia from Norleans expe
enced very heavy weather the passage had buwarks
BR BARK sEPrSGs from Quebec for Bridgewater, E. be-
ing waterloggod was abandoned sea date lat As H
Ion 49, taken TO Glasgow by bark Carlo Mauran Of
Providence.
BR BARK ALBERT Card from Shields for NYork which
put into Halifax Dec /, ostensbly account of bad
winds is stated under date of 9th inst to have nearly
completed her repairs to be reloadng and it expected
would proceed on her voyage in about a fortnight
BRIG FREMONT, from st Augustine for NYork leaky and
with loss Of foremost to the deck and main topma st.
fallen in with 18th inst New Inlet W 40 miles by the
Talbot at Charleston, which took from her two men,
WHALING BRIG EXCELLENT (of Mattapoisctt, is reported
by passenger in the TO- at Boston TO have been lost
The report however is dscredited in NBedord Another
passenger by the 10 says he had not heard anything Of It,
BRIG Bosroy, at Gloucester 18th inst from surinam in
addition to losing 20 hhds molasses of deck, lost rail-
.tancheons and plankshear starboard side
scHR HowARD, hence for Newben NC, towed into Nor
folk (not Banmore) in distress encountered the gale 4h
inst lat IS Ion "a after being knocked down the rigging
cut away, when both mass went close by the deck
and the huh then rghted with large quantity of water
and such sail they could procure-in which cond
ton she continued until taken in tow by the BENZ
Franklin.
scHR G LANsII, Havener, from Frankfort for Cuba
went ashore while going down the river 10th inst but got
of the next tide and returned for repairs
SHR PACE at San Francisco eth ut 40 DAYS from Tom
bez had six gales on the passage three from NV and
three from Sc lost entire suit OF sails and anboom
split another mainsa, Sc For 2G days within two
days sail.
Sem LAGRANGE, from Norfolk for Portsmouth NH put
into Philadelphia 1ih inst. having split sails and
buwarks in succession of gales from NNE TO NJ from
9th ult to 9Th inst
SoHR JAS FISHER ashore Seven Mile beach went to
pieces in the gale night Of 18th inst.
SoBR DRIGo which ashore ut Newport lost fore
foot part OF keel and rudder pntles damage bottom
not yet ascertained
ScHR SARAH Lucy Dennis Of and from Boston for Port
Prince before reported Bermuda distress report
ed by Capt to have put in when IL days out having
third day had gale and while lying shipped
which sprung bowspr foot from stem and caused
the vessel TO leak badly in the forecase that he took
all hands into the cabin Dec 81 the gale continued and
kodge anchor got out with 80 athoms cable, when
tho vessel laid more Ats NJ parted hawser 10
iahoms from deck lost boat, started house deck and
took large quantity Of water into the cabin The fore
mast also badly sprung and the anyards all gone.
On the ed a vessel of about 300 tons bottom up.
The day found the vessel badly strained and dam
aged in hull spsrs and rigging ~ to compel the captain
bear up for Bermuda where survey held after
his arrival which recommended discharge Of cargo.
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