The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25

moro, yohasoo Lswdsn; Minnie (Br1, M'DouaA Hsr.
NLMCrsady Co; Nett Beds, Hartins, Alexandria Gc,
n Beden; Grey Eagle, Barker, West Indies Becker
Steamship Franklin wotton Hsvre, May IL, with pas
ssngers, to Mortimer Livingston Co.
Steamship Crescent City, NcGowsn, Aspinwan, May IL
May TO- Double shot Keys distant 20 miles W. passed brig
passed brig Lucy ANN 2ls lat 20 49, Ion 70 90 passed
ship Medomak: same time. passed bark Ndon
Vnss sam Mills A;pny M;E Is s
O'Clock lat 80 "a, Ion rs So passed steamship Illinois,
Bsrtsten, hence for Aspinwan. The made the run
Steamship Alabama: Ludlow, Savannah, 90 hours with
Passengers. to Mitchill May q lat 90 50 N lon rs
Haeras exchanged signals With steamships Florida and
Ship sutana Barrett, New Orleans Is days, to Mel
Howes from New Orleans for Boston; 11th off Tortugss
exchanged signals with ship Falcon, steering NV.
Bark Prescott (of Boston)' Spear. New Orleans, 81
Brig Emmanuel DAM, Hersng, cadiz, SO days, to
Brig Maria OBJ, Day, Guayama, PR 10 days. to Pond
Gilman.
Brig To,s. STATE Slower, csrssn,s issa inst
Peters, MFarapd, from Havana for Portland Goth, OF
Cape Ha.teras, saw bark showing white signal with
red border and letter in the centre steering South
Brig Marshfeld of Boston,, Hodgsen Cardenas, May H.
to Matthews, Fnnagin Fox.
Brig Queen of the South (of Baltimore) Chapman CAL
Florida saw bark Wolfe, bound e. Goth inst OF Cape
Hatteras, 81 oke brig Cormo, from Cuba for New York
Brig Fornax (of Warren) Collins Matanzas 10 days,
to W L Baker.
Brig Russian (of Beas, Carey Savannah, IL days. to
schr Julia Halock, Anderson, Csnfuegos IS days. to
~ Elwel & Co.
Schr Morris Chester Corson, Savannah, 10 days.
schr North State Horton, Savannah, 4 days
schr Emma Henning, Taylor, Charleston, days.
scbr Matilda Wells. Griffin Charleston, days.
Schr Louisa, Hand, Washington NC, 8 days
Schr Pacific, Farrow, Washington, days.
schr Isaac Hughes, Thompson, Newbsrn, days.
Schr Alonzo, Fields Newbern. 3 days.
Schr Eveine, Sherman, Virginia, days.
scbr Margaret Woglam, Petersburg; Va, days
Schr Charles Carroll Pratt Philadelphia, days.
schr Peru smith, Roctand. days
Schr Ontario HASKELL Rockland, days.
Schr Mary Crockett. Crockett. Rockland, days.
Sloop Mary Brush, Edwards, Norfolk, days.
BELOW.
Two barks, unknown also, French brig from Ro-
The ship Mary Thomas reported n Monday mornings
papers below, not in sight at shutdown, to night
SAILED.
con. Panama; Messenger tchell, Panama; l. Facy,
St Stephen, NIB; barks Maria Thslesa Brajen Havana
IBERIA; brig CarIann Ames st Marys
Wind at sunset, ESE, with rain
Tns HiGmASDs, May 24-suDdown.
No appearance of the Gtorga yet Wind light from
the NE. Weather very thick and rainy.
Memoranda.
KEY WEST May 3-Since the departure of the James L
Day, the brig John Dutton Burdett from New Orleans
for Matanzas has arrived at this port in distress She
experienced heavy weather in the bay and split top
sails sprung aeak and sustained other damage She has
been discharged and hove out, and workmen busy
caulkpg and repairing her. She is consigned to Bald
win & Co.
Steam generated in the Opeousas Railroad locomo
tive, saved from the Gmbrus and motion applied to
the wheels All the parts Of the engine perfect and
she is ready for duty What disposition Captain
Welsh will make of this engine we do not know.
IAUNcHED-At Georgetown. Me, 14th inst By Gen 10.
eeph Berry the fine double decked bark Silver Cloud of
47o tons, owned by Edmund Boynton of Boston, and in
tended for the South African trade.