The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-24

Saturday night with another lighter from the ship with
cargo. He came up to make arrangements concerning
the ship. He states that pieces Of timber had float
cd the beach that had the appearance OF being part Of
her keel and stem which Capt Fletcher thinks belonged to
her On Saturday they pumped her down with the steam
pump far necessary with ease but he thinks it mag
be difficult keep pumped out in case she
her bed The cargo is mostly damaged as the water rises
to her lower matches and It is difficult to float the oil to
the hatch account of much lumber barrels boxes
passengers luggage, &C. all smashed up and mixed to-
gether and the whole surface covered with oil There
has been but little of her spars sails rigging saved
chine, after some Improvement is made hoist cargo
we'll Gaps Brown and Fletcher doing all that be
done to save cargo and ship.
BARK EsPERANzA ashore to the south Of the CGrnnen
informed by Capt Tyou has nearly all her cargo
Of laths out She lays head and Friday night she
listed down her starboard side He thinks her more
injured than at first supposed. She has cable ami
anchor out asern but nothing further has been DONE
the captain waiting to hear from New York or Boston
BARK GEN GREENE at Baltimore from NOrleans expert
enced very heavy gale Off Boddy Island the 4th ami
5th January blew away sails and spars and threw deck
load overheard for the safety of the vessel Has been
nine days in the bay.
BIZ BARK ALLAN BROWN at Boston from Glasgow had
heavy westerly gales sprung mizenmas split sails sc.
BRIG AGENoRIA of Gloucester wrecked Long Island
had $l2 600 insured vessel and cargoS3OOO the
ca Marine Office in Gloucester and the remainder at two
offices in Boston.
scHR 1Hos JEFFERSON from Charleston for Philadelphia
put into Norfolk 18TH with loss of all her head sails aud
rigging, an anchor, mast hoops, &c will repair.
scHR JONATHAN LINDSAY from Fall River for Balti.
more in contact with ship Constitution Dec TO- and put
ScBR COLUMBIA, for NYork which put back to Norfolk
18TH encountered heavy NE gale Sd inst off Great Egg
larbor which blew away the foresai she labored heav
~ next day, the wind being too high for canvas deck
load of holly logs broke adrf and bulwarks and
galley and several of them with two bbls of oysters and
two casks of water washed overheard filled cabin
with water and she was found to have 2,s feet water
under the cabin floor When she reached port the
had been for several days without water and suffer-
ing greatly from exposure.
So Bark Byron of NYork 292 tons, years old, has
been purchased BY Messrs cady Aldrch ofProvidence
command OF Capt Arthur, late Of brig Maine.
H8- Brig John Dawson 237 tons 21s years old OF New
York, has been purchased by 1 Wing, Of New Bed
0T for the s whale fishery The will be rged
the George Rowland, Of New Bedford
Whalemen.
AT Honolulu Nov Q, by letter from Capt Luce Alfred
Tyler Edgartown, $50 sp reported do 18th with 800
sp 1000 VIII, 5000 bone would make repairs, and
start Immediately for home.
At do Nov II, by letter from Capt Smith, Fabius NIB,
1900 VII this season l4OO in all would ship his per
the Eliza Mallory OF Mystic.
At do Nov 90 by letter from Capt Fisher, Splendid
Edgartovn to sail same day for the equator cruise
Emeline. for NIB.
At do date by letter from captain second officer
Donne Earl NIB $500 bbls Gao sp) oil (was report
ed Nov % by letter from captain with 260O VIII 1856 sp
board expected to be home IN june or July next
board would cruise the of California for sperm
Had shipped her bone &C., lbs per bark Magdaa foe
on Fox Island Sept L. by letter from Nj Fisher second
officer, Roseius, WnsoH, NB 700 sp $50 VII, bound to
The Vineyard Coffin, of Edgartown at Maui left the
Arctic sept TO- account Of bad leak wig VIII to a
When OIL Fox sland had three feet water in the hold
with the pumps going all the time. The had been
tanlked and would leave soon; expected home in April
At Maui Nov BY letter from Capt Jenks Almira, Ed
letter from Capt Sowle of bark Sacramento OF West
port reports her oil Terceira Sept &C. with 90 bos sp OIL
all well.
Foreign Ports.
Aux CAVES, abt Dec 27-schrs independence H,dley,
DEMARARA. Dec 31-Ship &C Gordon (probably Cerro
Gordo Chandle) from St Thomas for Norleans Jan brig
Lenmarh, Gamage for DO from Boston, schrs Cohasset
Toby from Norfolk not dschgd: ~ Knston from ST
Thomas for Maracaibo days.
- Havana Jan 1i-sld brig Costlian, Morrison Sierra
Morena; 18th, bark Diligence, Hutchinson Cardenas
In In 1 port 18th, brig Crocqs Norton for Matanzas
l4th; brig Elizabeth FELTON,, Upton, dsg.
MARAcAIno, Dec Ozark Irma, Warner, from and for
philadelphia Wig three masted schr Alexander Mitchell
PsRSAGBUco, Dec 1s-ship Ariosto Bach from sumasra
Tor Boston same day. in quarantine; schr Ro-lmond
Ellis. from Baltimore disg.
sUMATRA w Coast), Aug lO-shps California Francis:
TABAsco Dec 23-Brg Manzani,o, Bailey. for Boston
dg sehrs Eclipse Jones, under seizure, Duxbury Rob
bins, for NYork 2 days.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Jan 21-Arr banks Gen Greene Hammer
sorleans Allah, York, NYork; brgs Mary stanton Ry.
der Roston: China, Hambn, do; Seguin Eube Jackson
vile; schrs Baker crovell Henry, Lines Ioifsnd
Robbins; Aiiadne, Hawkins: Geo NJ smith Nichol ana
Maris, Bssett NTork; Native American, Furbush New
enryrort Richd Borden, Hinelscy Fall River Ran.
la: B Darling Dawson. and Mary, Duwsan Providence
Sarah Ann Gayle Apalachcoa Steamer Belyidere Clifford
from Richmond reports having passed Wednesday
last, of New Pom. large ship OF the RappahannocS
bark and on Point Lookout new brig all bound up CHI
schr Chas Whiting Brown. NYork
BOSTON, Jan 22. AM-Arr bark Sea Bird smith Smvr-
no nov 90 CID steamer Sir John Harvey Taylor Hall
fax ships clcoa, Houdlete, san francisco, Corsica
Meicher NOreans barks Isabella Humphrey Chariestou
Prompt Wheden. Genoa To- Pillsbury. Gibraltar and
mkt brig hmiyconata (Br) Dougal Kingston ia, Fame
lBr), Bernier, Hayti: Marshall Ryder st Jago, Edwin
Morton Matangas; Palm Smith, do schr Moxo Sparks,
Jacmel Era Nckerson NYork Sarcissa, Bunce, DO Bay
state Burr do SD shin Peri brig Amonoosuek
BRISTOL Jan 20-Arr schr Yontic Cummings NYors
~ GHARLF.sToS Jan 1e-Arr brig Telegraph, Iaurens,
orleans rs ;chr 1unser Brigey NY9Tk Cid brig Al.
chr Ann smith Walters To- Sid 18th sclr sarah Bur
ton, Bartlett Franklin, Ia; 10Th schrs s Mershou,
1aylo Abbott NYork
FAsIPoRT, Jan lo-Arr brig Nora, Jordan, Frankfort
WORK Augustus, Blunt, 18th brig Antonio Vincent.
Benson, Baltimore sid 18th schrs Ina, Lancey Cuba
Groyeand, Greenaw, and Rough READY, F1lingwood
York julia Ann, Winchester, and As,rca Pine Eslti-
more 18th, brgs Marietta, shackford Alexandria 18Th
; q Bass. Winchester, NYork
FALL RIVER Jan 2l-lirr schrs Irem Smith Hd
Alexandria: Minerva, MGivren, Baltimore Sid schr 10
nathan Lindsey (new). Lewis, Baltimore (havins
GI0TcFsTER Jan 2o--Arr schrs Albany Packet VII
lace and sea Lion Manning Rockland for WORK Alfred
NORFOLK, Jan 19-Returned schr Columbia winslos,
FOR NYork (see MisceD
2Otl-Arr schrs Panama Terry NYorls. New Peguii-
Dickinson Baltimore for kBedford distress before
ported); u J Pack. Dupuy Baltimore for NYork LADY
Adams, Chombln. Norwich; Rebekah Fogg, Becher Bo,
ton.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan 2l--I,eiov fore AMI aft schr
supposed the Henry Gibbs Cusbman from NYork. Sla
Schr Laura Jane, sherman, NYorx
PORTLAND, Jan 2l--Ch schr Samuel Gilman, Berry,
NYork
PROVIDENCE, Jan 21-Arr steamer Pelican Kenney \
York Below, schr Charles, Grmn from Norfolk via
Newport CID schr Mail Crowel Philadelphia Sid scAr
Louisa Bellows, NYork; slocp Harvest, French do,
R0tkIAND Jan l5--Arr schrs Increase krey NYor{s
10th Lucy White, Torrey Norfolk; Zephyr, Perry NYrk.
sd 18Th schr Albany Packet Wallace NYogk
SAVANNAH, Jan lS-hrr brig Carolina Stet on Dos
ton Cid brigs JoserhwL Wilson, Providence Ri; ia
TAYLOR Sleeper, Noreans Acorn Coorsbs Bos ION schr
Triton, Bahree. SD sthrs Smith Smith Phlade
pha tataraet Rice Work Lucreti., Monty 40 Wool.