The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-07
Herald Marine Correspondence,

PHILADELPHIA April O. PM
Arriyed-Brg Henry Woods, Bunker, Guiana, PR; schr
oriense Panklin Portland Miller Peacock, Mobile
Abby Weed Bullock Salem; Silyian +, Bournes, Sand
d > Mushon, Sprygg, Naguabo, PR.
Cleared-Steamships Osprey Bennett, Charleston;
Virginia, Teal, Richmond John Marshall, Sanford New
York; bark Nazarene, Pendleton, Boston; briggs Mail,
Spear Aud, Chesapeake; Z Fay, Clark, Pernambuco;
schrs oriendas Pinkhaws Chelsea; Upton, Luce. Fall
River Catharine Martha Person Baltimore jane Pat
terson, Dale, Portsmouth; A c G Cattell Williams,
Hartford bargeStar, Hand Work
Disasters, &c.
SHIP MARTHA VINEYARD, ashore on the s Spit, did
not get off Tuesday night, expected The steamtug
Hector towed down schr to tighten her. and reports the
ship as having five feet of water in her.
SHIP FLYING ARROW, from Boston for San Francisco in
distress at st Thomas still leaking I'd ult, and
dischargng her spars rigging and sails contracted
for and fairly under way.
SNIP SARAH from Boston for Payta in distress at st
Thomas continued leaking I'd ut and awaiting orders
Capt Peel had taken in steamer Petrol to consult
BARK Orion, Upshur hence Feb for San Francisco is
stated in letter to the Sec of Board of Underwriters
have put into st Thomas I'd ult leaking badly. She
sprung alesk and bore away when eight days out.
BRIG TUSCANY Mayo of and from New York, about
Nov a. for San Francisco put into Montevdeo previous
TO Feb. IA, in distrcss-no particulars.
BRIG WHEELER, from Baltimore for Boston, with coal
sunk 4th inst near Smiths Point, the Chesapeake
Crew saved vessel total loss There is said to be
insurance on the vessel in Boston.
ScHR. FL DORADO, Hinckly. from Columbia, Me-. for
Boston, with lumber went ashore Wnthrops bar be
D.
in the evening at Deer leland leaving the schooner in
bad place, with both anchors down.
ScHR DANCING FEATHER, Hall from Boston, Dec. IL Of
and for San Francisco put into Monevdeo previous TO
Feb a. in distress, but OF what nature not stated.
LARGE SCHOONER, wood laden for the south anchored
in Cape Island roadstead NJ OF the 3d. and after
sunk-all hands saved
scBR ALEXANDER NJ, Of wareham, while beating down
the East River Tuesday was run into by the towbost
f. Durand which stove the schooners bulwarks broke
the rail and did other damage.
sIooP IsDPFSDENcE of Newport, which ca psized
Falkland Island passed Saturday afternoon about
four miles 10 tn. westward Of Fishers Island with about
three feet Of her stern out of water She directly
in the track of vessels passing up down Long Island
Sound.
Spoken.
ship oregon. from NOrleans for Havre March H. lat
ship Harvest Queen, from Bath for Norleans April O.
lat 40, n 80 20
Bark Florence (of Bath, Me- 90 days from Londonor
Apalacbicola Feb IL, lat 20 70, lon 81 &c.
Bark kleber, Crowen, 10 days from Mobile for Cron.
stadt, March 80, lat 90 T. lon 10
Park Petrol Norton, from Philadelphia for Rio Janeiro
no date. lat g. Ion 49,
Brig Henrietta, from Sierra Morena, for Portland
March 90 Lat 3S Ion ".
Schr Sally Badger (of Plymouth, Me-, from Whining.
ton for Barbados Feb 10, lat q SO N lon 81 W.
schrs Bonita and North Wester, from NOreans for
Vera Cruz, March goth, 60 miles to the northward of
Vera Cruz.
BrEyos AYRE-In port Feb 49, bark Manto, Stinson for
Boston dg to sail about March brig Catharina DAM
Petersen from Boston Dec 3, -. Sid IA p NJ, bark
CARDESAs-Arr March 20, barks Gen Taylor soule N
York Heca Peterson, do Sarah Hall Globe, Portland
CApr TowS CGH-In port Feb IL, ships Faneuil Hall,
Bangs from EYork with coal for the Japan Expedition,
wig orders Medora, Burr from do for Australia 18th;
wes st. wna bn sUm aS 90
Arr Feb Q, ship ssesousa souper NYork (Noy % for
Australia, and I'D 'Saia 18th