The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

TIE MYxnY EuIAuD-By later i.fernsson con-
corning he hsrm. brig In The vicinity Of Estsss Neck
l. L. q reported In the AmAID Of yesterday, 10 IssEn
that that weasel Il the brig Ann Mara OF Salem which
recently arrived from New Orleans. to h w. Ropes &C.,,
q this city, aid since lsassd in Lewis hns fez Boston,
with cargo Of hdss, to- BE-. On the night Of Friday,
the lst inst, abe ashore at Old Field Point WAS
oey and the At the helm mistook the light at that
place for Eaton's Neck, or, a. II Is COMMONLY known,
Huntington Light iloop from Broskhavsn, (nams net
known took out part Of the cargo and Monday the
Dor, bsycrd Eatous Nesk, TO await the arrival Of her
cargo In the sloop This abe received Wednesday thu
the day which the two vessels tosseAsr
letter since resolved by Messrs Ropes Co, from
BEEN damaged and that he was ready to proceed
voyage The following Is letter from the owners OF the
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your paper Of this date notice Il given Of mysss
into soop also that courier had been sent to New
York Custom House, &c.
The brig ~ ,nS sss
the place mentioned in the note and was obliged TO Dc
lghtsned to get on and the ciroums.nce has PROBABLY
given rise to the report By correcting this you Will
''"'' r W. Hopes CO., Is Pearl street.
TO THE EDITOR OF thu HERALD.
New YoRK, April 7, 1858.
You must be almost tired Of answering many qses-
tons about the Arctic and Arabia, but you could give
Of the Ar'' y sSsld To yours. rev"
mot being in possession of the Arctic's log, regret
We cannot accommodate our correspondcnt]
TIE wRzcKxa BUSINESS AT KEY WEr-The CORES
pondent at Key West Of the Nco Orleans Bulletin says-
hesyy gales Of March have 2E2vsA GsI dsssIas
March a. the total loss Cue eor Md
tress. The uncertain current Of the Gulf stresm the
hick atmosphere and the want Of good Lights on
the coast generally the of accidents to ship
ping passing through the straits Of Florida
more than the average since the settlement Of the
town-and vessels have put in to repair damages
caused by bad weather. than during any like period be-
fore. The amount decreed by the Admiralty Court to
since January LIST exceeds 100000 The salvages paid In
1852 $86 0O The expenses incurred by tho vessels
and their usually amount to much the sal
wage and this paid to the commission merchants law
to the Of the wrecng vessels and half Is dis
tIibuted among the captains, mates and sailors"
THE STEAMSHIP MERIN-The passengers Of the royal
mail steamship Merlin, at meeting board, at Bermu
da 18th u at the close of her late trip unanimously
passed the following resolutions
Resolved l. That tender Captain Cronan sincere
thanks for the uniformly and gentemany treat
ment have experienced while passage from New
uneeasing exertions to make our voyage pleasant.
Resolved That cheerfuy witness to his fidelity
passage and also to the ecenoy attention Of other
ocef and express the hope that shall always IS
Resolved That these rsoSton n b. signed by our whole
number be published in the New York papers copy
the be forwarded to the agent Of the New
william Kannish r. N c. E.; N B. Porter civil sngi-
NJ.
5.;':1 Berry New York Hss:;sss. ss@%I;s
Blagye, New York; WIN. H. Lord, st. Thomas