The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07
1Pm STEAMSHIP ARABIA.1

AsrwmT-Ar Sept 20 Francis, Els NOrleans. Sid 22d,
ADELAIDE, Nsw-Arr June 10, sulla, San Francisco
BoRDKAux-Arr Sept 10, Reveie hatn, Bronx, Nor
leans. Sid Dist. Meteor, Bearse, do.
BknIoL-At the Pi Sept Y, Macedonia, Preble, for
BarssnO~Arr Sept 10, Neptune, schw.iohel, and Pa
triot Cassens Baltimore; Elise, Gatjen, NYork.
BKrs1iumAvrS-Arr Sept 10, Helen Miller, Gait, Lon.
don; 10th, Henriette, =, Richmond, Va.
CUxHAyES-Arr Sept 10, Gutenberg Wiser, NYork
DEAI-Arr Sept 10, South CaralinA, Stewart Antwerp
for NYork; Gustav Won santen, Bremen for NOrleans;
2oth New York Packet Gerdes, NYork for London; I'D
Dorcas Prince Kenney ST john NIB for London and pro-
ceeded d Anna, Rankin London for st John, and an
chored
Passed by 90 Adonis, Basse from NYork for Bremen
Dovm-0G septls Effort, White, from Philadelphia for
London.
DuNDAIK-Arr Sept q, Elizabeth, Hunter, st John, NIB.
FMMouTs-Passed by Sept %, Robert, Parker, from
FIzrwooD-Arr Sept co. Adelaide Cooper, Collins, Buo.
touche.
GIAsGow-Arr Sept % Moses Taylor, Mandsvil, NYork
GRfzNocK-Arr Sept 90 Actress Cain, st john NIB 21st
Charlotte Harrison Chambers Quebec Georgiana Tatam
NYork; Susan Adams, Quebec; Lizzie Loud, Cam, Ha-
GLoucr1R-sld Sept 20, Phoenix, Cole, NYork 3d. sa-
rah Ann, Orr do.
GoniaBgRa- Arr Sept II, Minon Rydin, Boston; l5th
HAmURG-Arr Sept IS, platoG, Dixon marlborough.
HIyoEr-Arr Sept 70, Iilas, Jones, Quebec; Cornela
IYRAcoMBE-Ar Sept 20, Circassian Kelly, NYork.
HAvRr-Arr Sept IL Empire Thorndike, and Maid of Or
Athens Robertson, NYork; 2lst, Cornthian Dyer, do.
IlvRpooI-Arr Sept 10, Arthur, Hubner, Richibucto;
Watson, Johnson Magaguadavic 2lst, Clara Wheeler,
Nelson NOrleans Cost five Of her and one passen
port, 6olburn, Apalachicola Shenandoah Morrison,
Philadelphia Triton Rathje Work Golden Era, Fowler
St John NB Seneca, Hunter Prince Edward Island 22d,
Card, st john NIB; Crown, Duncan, Philadelphia; 23d,
s nany snd '0hsn Lsnge NY0k
Put back 22d, Nicholas Biddle, for Savannah (see
below.
can, Cover, San Francisco Garrick Sands and Hope,
Weston NYork; 23d Joseph Walker, Hoxie, do
Cid out goth, Arctic, zsrega, NYork; Undne, Merry
Ariel Reed NYork ed Mont. yuma Power Granada and
NOrleans Australia Edwards and slas Greenman Mag
ma, NYork; Daniel Webster, Howard Boston; Stirling,
Enid for ldg goth, Star of the West Blake, NYork;
John Barbour Marshall, st John, NIB; 2lst, sachem,
Woodbury. Boston; 22d, Triton, Smith, Charleston Old
England Barsow, NOrleans; Cornelia French NYork;
Gen Dunlap, sko6eld, Philadelphia.
LoSDoS-Entd inwards Sept Fl, Amaranth, Volker, N
York Pilgrim, Robinson, st John, NIB Isaac Bell John,
ston, Quebec Monsoon, Murdoch, Baltimore; Johanna,
Helm NYork I'D New England orr and Union, Psnrell,
Rhodes, do; Effort White Philadelphia; Nelson, Kitchen,
NYork.
CID out 10TH Amelia Thompson Thompson Ss Francis
(and anchored at Deal 2sd); 22d Savannah Mott,
Dantzic
Enid out 2lst Rip Van Wrinkle, Smith, Philadelphia
CISCO
LAScAs11RAr Sept 49, Pudyona, Ankle, Quebec; Goth,
LoxDoSDERKY-Arr Sept 49, Admtance, Greyburn, Iiv-
erpoo for Quebec and Montreal put account Of
peencng gale in Ion - when the vessel became leaky
and the refused to proceed. Sid l5th Envoy Hat
trick, Philadelphia.
MASSACHUSETTS, Sept 10, Aaron Harvey, NYork.
MNAGA-Ar Sept 10, Fremont Dyer, Gibraltar; 18th,
Kaloolah lawson, Halifax (and cid 18th for Mahon).
hTsslsA-Arr Sept 7, Bsrnja Cabaga Brozan, Balti-
more
MAHoS-Arr Sept TO- Tres de Mayo, Martors Mobile for
Barcelona.
NEwPoRT-Cld Sept q, Ale1andrne Cooper NYork.
PESTIAND FRrH-Arr Sept II, Violet, Wilkinson, NAmer
| for Sunderland
PoKrsMou1H-Ar Sept %, Prince Albert, Bradsh Lon
SYDNEY, Nsw-Arr June 2, Galatea, Wood San Francis
CO; Sd, Triumph, Rogers do.
sou1lAAr1os-A Sept %, 2 Pm, Hermann (s), NYorl
| for Bremen
LIVERPOOL, SEPT 2l-The Onward, Chase, which arrived
here yesterday New Orleans experienced the gale
the 10th in lon 25 the 12th two ships with fore
and mzen topmats gone aud subsequently passed
vessels, all more or less crippled in their spars
22d-The Devonport which arrived here yesterday
from Apaachicola encountered the gale Sept TO- in LAT
g. long % W, and it continued till of the 18th
with very heavy sea.
The Nicholas Bddle, which sailed Sept g. for Savannah
has put back with loss Of main and mizentopmasts
Observation-Disclosures mainyard &c. while lying to In gale
from INV, Sept II, lat 81 N, long 10 W.
here yesterday encountered the gale Sept TO- Lat 40 NJ
long IS W; thrown her beam ends and cut away
mantopgalantmast, when she rghted; sprung maintop
mast head Of foremost and fore and mantopsal yards
shipped very heavy seas and lost quarerboat sails
&C. Sept II, the gale still continued; large ship
with only mainmast and stump Of maintopmast standing
and several other vessels with mass and yards gone and
LONDON, Sept 2l-The Juniata, Newton of Yarmouth,
Omitted states from Shields for Boston, which found
derelct the Iangsand, and brought up the river
and discharged in West India docks underwent
vey yesterday in Carter's dock, Mllwal The whole Of
her false keel found to be gone, and the main keel
damaged in several places, four panks rubbed badly
| the port side and plank broken through the
starboard side or bgs sternpost shaken afterpoce
keel had sustained considerable Violence rudder wholly
gone and several panks in counter stern stove in in
side In mdships piece Of kelson broken and removed
and nine floors broken underneath the five lower deck
beams and upper seck beam broken. Considerable
violence sustained abaf naRmast in lower hold and in
side plankng damaged bowsprit sprung, house dock
shook and the ship otherwise strained with other dam
age 1t Is doubtful whether her repairs viii be proceeded
with until after the captain communicates with the
United States. Her Cargo comprised nseed oil, soda
red lead alkah bleaching powder, cement mstones &c
InBAu Sept 16-The wreck of schooner laden with
I'd Sept by the Breve Tempus Heindberg which put
board the mate who brought her In here yesterday
There marks by which she can DO recognized
ElsryoRE Sept 10 7AMThe ships from the North See
which we're wndbound in Hornbeck Bay at departure
last post proceeded the 18th inst. and the arrivals since
have sailed after clearance.
LONDONDERRY, Sept le-The Swedish ship Albion which
sailed from STOCKHOLM for New York which put into th
port Friday Last Ia undergoing repairs, and viii
not be able to sill from Derry for two months The pas
sensers 2e left yesterday for Liverpool per the Victory
Memoranda.
fine ship Of 100 tons, the stocks at Damars
Gotta built BY Messrs Austin Hail. Is stated In the Lin
coin Democrat to have been purchased by Messrs Apheu
| Hardy Co. Of Boston, for SOC, 600.
Bark Silver Cloud, from Boston for Cape Town. which
touched at Rio Janero Aug H. and sailed again 18TH had
put in to obtain medical aid for Capt Lewis who
lieved, and remained on board.
| LAuNc1np-At South Dartmouth 5th inst BY Nessr.
Matthews, Mashow Co, the fine clipper bark Morning
Star of about 300 TONS length 100 feet beam 25k feet
1anth feat S1a ia nv ~ n ma
ford and to be employed in the sperm whale fishery
under command Of Capt CLEVELAND late Of bark valpa
| raiso Of NBedford.
At Biddeford, Nc, Sd inst by Messrs Perkins.
ship Of 100 tons, owned by Mr. Geo Warren, of Portland
and others.
At Fairhaven, 4th inst by Reuben Fish, ESQ the nav
whaling ship SpecdweD, owned by Stephen Gibbs and
| others, Of Warehan.
The clipper ship Dreadnought, of about 1900 tons
owned by David Ogden and others Of this city and TO b.
commanded BY Capt Samuels will be launched at New
buryport BY hessrs Currier Townsend Thursday.
Telegraphie Marine Reports.
- MA