The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
Port or New York, October az, 1853.

CLEARED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Parrish, Norfolk, Ludlam 4
Pleafants; Jas Adger Dickinson, Charleston Spoford,
Tilesten Co; Augusta, Lyon, Savannsb, L Mitchil
Shps-Star Of the South, Gardner New Orleans Thos
land; Empire State Briggs, Liverpool, Kingsland
turn h Co.
Barks-Independent (Br), Smith, st john NIB Logan 4
Collins; Lsmartne Abbott Galveston by Sheldon CO.;
Patton, Jr, Jones, Havana, Richardson Co; Pros
Ps9 nasg, EScs.s Mott Co. Hyperion
Brigs-Elen Hayden Marsh, Wilmington, master; De-
troit Robinson, Cha rleston, Elwe CO.. Sutton, Nc
Beam, aza, Yznaga Etulan; Gen Taylor, Smith, Tam
schrs-Conrad Fox, Ward, Eastville Va, master; Me-
tsO rsDnp Col sssr
ingtop, Matthews; Globe, Swift Salem, RW Ropes \
CO.. Boomer, Williams Jacksonville Buck Co; foui-
Smmondr Newbern, Bateman Rudderov Fair, MePher-
son. Baltimore Mailer Lord; Ward, Hoa, Whining
mouth lewis; Village Belle f Prtehs GcnaiVes
Becker Graves; Heaton Terry, Alexandria, &c Mott
Bedel Isabella, Fauklin, Boston, Dayton h sprague
Gov Anderson, Farwel, Pensacola, RI Maitland & Co.
Sloop-Haryest Marsh Providence master.
steamer-Thos Sparks, Hand Philadelphia, Il Thomp-
son.
Steamship United States, Lucas New Orleans, Oct H.
Havana 18TH to NJ o Roberts Oct 15 l PM lat 26 OIL
lon 10 A. passed bark Adon from Cardenas supposed for
New York The ship Oswego from New Orleans for New
York. was ashore at the Balize when the passed The
Z encountered very severe gale from to Me- which
four days. in consequence Of which she made but
70 miles in 20 hours.
% passengers to Ralph Post Sept TO- lat IS o. lon Is
heavily and leaking was obliged to heays overheard
vessel and ships company the passengers at work at the
pumps llth the ship continuing to leak badly put the
crew and passengers at the pumps at AM took of the
II AM when leak found the head Of the stern
post which stopped well possible with the
ed down the ha,ches having thrown $50
Of salt less Oct IL passed ship Mary Peasants
steering NV by vi oct ~ saw large ship ashore on
Ship Washington Philips Liverpool Sept 10, with o37
passengers to Frost Co. Sept % lat IS 49, Ion 10 A.
passed the wreck ship OF 500 or 900 tons burhen
water logged and abandoned; the decks blown up
she had painted ports 2oh lat 49, lon % TO- saw another
water logged ships after running down to her found she
had been abandoned; soon after, coming thick lost
Ship Sullivan Mitchell Charleston 10 days, to Thomas
Warde Oct IL of the Capes Of Delaware, spoke ship sa
ranac from Liverpool for Philadelphia
Ship Manci ester Tyler Havre As days with a56 pas
senges to Ralph Post No date 40 TO- lon e5 3d. was
boarded by boat from the ship Telegraph rom Tralee
with 244 passengers short Of provisions and water
Piled them. The has had heavy westerly gales the
PASSAGE has had three births and one,death.
ship Kalamazoo Taylor, Cardiff, Sept 8, to order Oct
from the maio rigging overheard and lost 18TH of
George Banks, ship Wyoming, from Liverpool for
Philadelphia bound W. GOTH of Nantucket passsd steam
ship Arabia hence for Liverpool 2lst PM, at 40 TO-
lon 7245, spoke ship Evra Owen hence for Havre The
experienced heavy westerly gales, lost sails, Nc
u passengers toJ sardy Co Sept % of the Azores
spoke Br bark John Bunysn from Calcutta for Liverpool
ls5 day. out; supplied her her with provisions v,.
90 days, to Cook smith Aug a. the Isle Of Wight NNE
Is miles carried away mainyard and eight days be-
70 is experienced hurissns from sE 70 NV, hove to
under bare poes for - hours Oot T. lat - So Ion 50 a.
carried away ruadsr Lad 18TH At q ~ lon % So sup