The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25
Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDGAsTowS March q.
Arrised-schr Radiant Brown, Northport, Ii, for
22d-sld sclrs E.sawyer, Haskell. NYork; Radiant.
23c--Arr schrs Coidelia (new) Howard New London,
bound TO the Shoals TO fish; Cromwell Phinney, Fal
mouth.
In port, ship Harvest, of Nantucket, disg
PHILADELPHIA, March GA PM
Ar1ivsd-Staamer Virginia. Teal Richmond; brig C z
YGlt '''A per''"'u'0 ''hF Mailer cfo"e Ne"
Clcs red-ships Sarah G HYDE Snow. Norican,. Eastern
Louisa Lindsay do; Carlo Manson (Br,, Tiinehost Ma
anzas Schrs Lady Suffolk Crowel, Boston; Henry Pay
scn. EdTdge. do: Enterprise Fendeton, Estport Jane
Doughty, Murphy, New York Sea Flower, Fields, Bat
more.
Notices to Mariners.
tfIIcE OF COMMITTEE or lRYY COUNCIL FOR TRADE.
WHITEHALL March z, 1853 |
SIDl am directed by the Lords of the Committee Of
Pryy Council for Trade to acquant for the inprna
ton of the committee for managing the affairs OF oyds
ard in order that il may obtain publicity that appears
from despatch received from her Maj estys Minister nj
Berlin that the police regulations which were recently
in force at stettin and other Pussan ports the Baltic
RESPECTING the production and detention Of ships papers
he arvaof foreign vessels at those ports have bee
amended and that in future, the stors OF vessels
rvirg at such ports will only be required to leave at the
Butcau Gle Police list OF the and passengers OF the
vessel and that hsse papers will be returned 10 them
(s'gnss) :: EMERSON TESNENT.
srst class star buoy painted with perpendicular red
and black stripes which indicate that it may be passod
either hand was placed Hall way Rock in Port
mouth harbor, 21st inst
7,o y.,. Whnlemen. ooo =, ooo
bone ON beard sent home 500 VIII $50 sp % leo bone
SPOKE, no GATE lat is Ion 32 W. 81 Peter Of and from
y for Indian Ocean.
SD from Pernambuco about 10th ult bark Roanoke Of
and for Grecnport l,o4o VIII los sp.
Disasters. sc.
SHIP ELsINoRg-A letter dated Nassau Mp, 18th inst
to lie Sec Board of Underwriters -" With regard
to the pioIery saved from the wrecked ship Esnore
part Of the damaged has beon sold and we haY per
suaded the salyor to wait for month"; until get
odyiceB from your Board relative to tie disposal of the
sound large vessel should be sent out II the Offices
desire tha; the property should be rcshippei."
SIP ANNA Rich, Burwell, lost the DEVILS Back be.
state The goods for Canada, TO the amount Of $4,000
had been saved mostly dry No other cargo had been
sawd dry excepting tbs Canada goods. Capt was &C
lively engaged Ia saving crates hardware iron, &c.
SmP FIRE The Mccklenburg bark Nicholas Helm
rich Mack, which here 2lst from London "a w.
the Oath ut large ship fire. supposed TO b. m
bottcmod, 2 bead and stern, mast and bowsprt burnt
cut and the ship still FIRE Capt remained In sight
for considerable time near enough to Ave or Fix
letters the stern but could make them ogt saw
no boat trnce Of anything but the burning ship.
sHp Forta STAR Pearson from Boston foe Norleans
reported BY the pedraz. here have struck on the
MoseIe shoals, Bahamas. Nothing further.
BIC PZsAMAqUoS, from Galveston for Boston, which
ashore at Q!ogue arrived at Newport 2 In tow Of
wreeking schr MAJ tina stewart.
BRIG MoDvI at Boston from Cardena. touched on the
Hedge Fence night Of 10th inst, but OF without
dams age.
Natanzas via Portland, below Portsmouth ed, bu,
got ashore in going up the river in charge Of pilot but
would probably get of next day She had lost 20 hhds
molass<s since leaving Portland.
+ STEAMER " CATION from Savannah 18th instant for
Jacksonville the next day, outSde the bar OF s.
Johns broke her piston rod and steam box OF the engine
IN heavy gale when she towsd BY the steamer Ton
CerwiA Into 81 Johns She was otherwise unisjured.