The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

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manifest and bills Of ading when laden With cotton for
Russa the master should be supplied with Certificate
sush cotton is tie growth Of the Unitsd States or b
Brazilian or other cotton should be stated that II has
bsen duly Landed in port Of the United States and not
shipped direct from . vessel from foreign pert.
From the Island of Cuba; Bill Of registry, manifest
eustom house passports bills Of lading, and whenever
clean bill Of health DO obtained from tho Danish con-
From any port in Europe, Qaden with cotton Tor Rus
sia certificate duly authenticated before the Danish
stating that such cotton is not the growth 0 tho
Levant and has undergone quarantine according 70 the
rules of the place Of shipment. II not supplied with sucn
in have her entire cargo discharged besides
raid cer6ca required in all cases Dill OF regsy
manifest cocket and bills Of ladins from France Aol
land Belgium. Portugal and Hamburg also outward
clesrsncss from Holland and Belgium, further Prussan
consular certificate when vessel is bound to Prussia
vessel in ballast should be provided with document
from the house the place frsm which she de-
parted stating the name Of the port she belongs 70 e.
also that che Is in ballast IL the word ballast pc lett
out, the vessel is liable to fne
Re it known to navgators that the three light houses
de Faro and the promontory of Mlazzo, win be lum
mated by three catndroptcsl apparatus Of the fourth
The meridian light varied By
flashes every two minutes 1t will be lighted from the
LIST Of April 1853 and will have its light elevated %
tres the level of the The second at % Is so
N Ion IS q "a E has constant light varied by flashes
every three minutes. 1t will be lighted on the Goth Of
metres The third Gat IS l5 IS N lon IL 50 e. has
constant and nyariable light and will be lighted on the
LIST Of May of the Its light will be u metres
The light of these apparatus may be discovered at the
distance Of a nautical miles
FEIICE P1RANDEII.O, Acting American Consul.
Tbe longitudes, as stated above arc calculated from
the meridian Of Paris inc hrst given about 10 eeg 20
AZ E. and the third ID deg ID OF the same meridian
Foreign Ports.
AMsTERDAM-Arr April %, bark Ithona Leckie FOR Bos.
ANTwERP-Arr April o. Belgian vessel Mat hide he
lene voss for Boston about goth inst Sid lbth Belgian
BoRpxAu1-Ady April 10, Jeune France, Rsven Matn,
and President Fillmore for New Orleans; Haabst, and
Niagara, for New York fort, for Philadelphia.
CARDENAs-Arr April 20, brig Julia Ann, comery, for
cARplry-Arr April 90 Euphemia, Fensley, Havre
susan h ON s 9n pao s.oesn from,
Antwerp for New York.
GREEsocK-Arr April IS, Marion Campbell, Galveston.
GIAsGowArr April y the Great Britain Of Belfast for
GEsoA-Arr April ls, ship Albania, Crowen for Mar
settles; bark California Slater for Palermo Sid prev
ously ship Arthur Talbot do bark by Buck dston
Leehorn.
GEz1osc, (AustraliA)-Arr Jan s, ship James Brown
Wilson, Liverpool Sept 16. via Port Philip.
GorHEBURG-Arr April A. Sw brig Mnona, Rydin,
Charleston.
GpaAlTAR-Arr April 7, Eolo. Palermo for New York,
'' Hn sio rs April 49, Aida, v.en, Boston.
HAyRE-Adv April 2; Isabella, for Norleans Liberty,
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and Isaac Webb, Furber, NYork. '''~ i'' 'N
ADV csms,s Miller oy Boston soh Frank Pierce
Paire, do sOth; Parliament, Sampson and Hoyoe Per
kns do May s; Mary Adene vesper do with despatch;
Thompson do ed ult; Dorcas Prince and q do oath;
Iowa. and Lady Franklin, do 25th: Rochsmbeau, Hal
Oregon, Go soth; Montesuns and Arctic, do May l. Al
bert Gaatn Delano and VIM Tapscctt Cornish do 9th;
Fitzjsmes do 7h Garrick, do 18th Isaac Wright and
TT1sov H.
y for Philadelphia May 49, Cerro Gordo Chandler, do
April 20; Mary Peasants do May Salisbury for Bsti.
more April 2e Anna Dorothea, for New orleaas 2Sd;
NnBouRNE-Arr Jan O. ship Concordia Hatch, Boston,
Sept 90 Sid Jan ship Rip Van Wrinkle, Smith Calcutta
New York loading Tuscan brig Angelina for Boston do
Sid eth brig Martha Worhngton, Freeman. Palermo, to
MAR zn1E-sM April H. briggs Frances Jane,
Plumer ana Russia Miller Nessina to load for Boston
18th Nsva (Br,) Paris, noston.
po, A Rga S2 bss Gs Boyd
schr Mary c. Ames for NYork, next day.
MARsE1lI EEAdv April Is, Idea. orozimbe and Sea
to load for New York.
PcRr Az PRNcE-In port April 10, schrs Boxer, Sawyer
for NYork three days; Active (Br Perry from Boston
days before.
PE.sAMnuoo.In port April l, bark Emily Banning
for do s. schr Rosamond Ellis, for do Tor Baltmorej
next day.
PARA. Arr April !. Port bark Flor de vez, for New
York days. briggs Eliza (Port for do loading Henrco
Wheeler, from Salem just arrived in quarantine schrs
Village Belle Prtcbett for York or days Mir anda
WedDore, for New Haven uno.
RoTTRDAM-Ar April 10 barks Fly Shelton, Allen, for
New York and Baltimore loading; Eutaw Mathews for
Boston do Dutch vessels Marinus and Geertruida KAN
ma HagedorD for New York, loading.
sMyRSA-April 7, no Am vessels in port.
SHANGHAE-Arr Feb Is. ship Sea Witch, Fraser, San
Francisco. Sid 9th, bark Greenfield, Foansbee Queens
town.
sknRns-of April %, ship Guy Mannering, frora New
TRIns1r-Arr April Is ships Art Union, Stubs, from
New Orleans just arrived burlington, Purington dis
engaged: Nathan Hanau, Holiness for Liverpool loading
G NJ Clark, Emerson, for New York do Megunticook,
Fairbanks, for Leehorn to load (perhsps for York;
So The clipper ship Wings OF the Morning from New
York for San Francisco arrived at Rio Janero March 49,
Home Ports.
AIFXANDRIA-Arr May s, schrs L Lewis NYork
Horton do Sid 5th, achrs Mott Bedell Hertel, New
York Relief (p) Johnston St John, NIB; Thos Page,
BOSTON Arr May 6, schr Roam Allen Carden1s 18th
plt via Holmes Hole for Bangor Telegraphed ship
Thomas NYork to load for California; bark Hamilton,
Driver, Mobile; brig VIM Groton Geyer, Darien.
Nothing sailed-shp Aadne started 5th came to anchor
in the Roads, and remains.
BANGoR-Arr May 2: briggs Clayton, Rice Carde-
mas; 4.h Nitheroy Hartman do.
Bf1TAsT-Arr May 8, schr Brutus, Waterman, NYork.
Sid 30th brig Georpiana Gchrist Savannah schrs No.
"a 81 Shg ns ,, CBs,leston %, Packet; NYork
q,
Pbilad ha; schrs Johnson Lvnt do River Queen,
Iinpwe'l Portland. Conn Cid schrs Cecrops (Dan),
Hanson, Flensburg; Hornet (Br) Smith, Harbor Island
CAlAIS-Arr April "a, brig Calais, Lockhart, NYork.
Sid 23d schrs Ellen Matilda Wells Philadelphia; 2sth,
Moro, Hashel, NYork 29h Odd Fellow, Rosebrook, do
Both Mary Ann Hodgdon, do.
IIGHT0N-Sld May Sd schrs Crane, Philadelphia
4th, Higbee and Tile T. do
DENNIs-In port May 4, brig Vim Pitt Baxter, from
Phiadsl rhia for Boston
EAsTPoET-Arr May 2, schr William, NYork and sid
In port May brig Wheaton (wtg crew. for Philadel
pba.
FRANKFORT, Sid April o. bark Eastern Belle NEW Of
Bapgor) Iayener, Havana; brig Alston Mitchell do
FAIL. R1vER-Sld May 4 schr Leaning Philadelphia
HARWICH-Arr April 80, schrs Sarah mcDopald Ellis
Philadelphia Victor. Allen NYork; Sd inst, Waterman,
Doane DO.
York Sic 80th, schr Medomak Hart do.
NEWfORT-AT May s, schrs Fannie Mitchell Sagua
for Bangor; Mary Ann and d Arey Jacksonville for
Boston Amanda Anderson Phadelphia for Portsmouth,
Nh Julia Newell, Cushing, do for Portland: Vermont
Elliot, Wilmington for Boston; Harrison Spencer DO
for do; Davenport, Allan Providence for Plymouth