The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

I.y-eoo.-Arr March 1 ous:., HcAstasy, Norsss..;
xss:s5: Lace; NJ s.: LII and sa;sSoa We;
sen Mobile Harriet Frances SNOW, CSsrisstos City Of
Manchester Finn, do; 9th, Pscquet, Gnpatrick; stPe
Torrey, Norleans; Mount washlsgtsa Goodwin, NYork
tn MARY . Adsliss vesPss; Nstsni E.ss P.ares;
fSadslpSi. Arsi Reed, and sannoeaSS1n swan, No
ss.i I.sssts, ma. conne1ss, Novel;, and F..
Empire, and Imperial Mobile; Great western, and
Chas Crocksr, NYork.
NsSo. SS. sSSs M South
erner, Sullivan, NYork; Matthew King Cumming. vii
%Sioston 9TH o S cssishton Boston; vinsso.
lesns; sth, Vanguard, Norton, NYork.
CID Sd. Harriet Augusta, T,ott, City Point Va; 9Th,
phis; It'll, i !, HartshoTne, NYork -~''
Enid for idg 5th Magistrate, Mckenzie, and Falcon,
lowell and Jenny Lind, Bance, NYork 7th. Asia o.
Harrison; Kelly, Barstow Leviathan Knapp and John
Hancock Gchrist, do Queen Mccartney, Norleans;
LoNDoN-Entd inwards March s. Christiana, Hammond
DO (and outwaIds same day. 7Ih Tn ,masine. Holmes,
NYoik
LYmAM-Arr March Q, Isabella. Rymer, Norlean.
Orleans
NEwcAsnE-Cld to March 4, Mountaineer smales,
NYork
NEwPoRr-Arr March 8, Premier, King, Liverpool for
NYork
PlrMouIn-Arr March I, Sea Nymph, Robson, New
PoR1sMou1H-Arr Nsrch g. sloslem, French Hull for
Calcutta. sid 5th Northumberland, Spencer NYork.
Canning, Paulsen, 80 days, all we'll and Hamburg
bark Rhein Pope, "a days; both from NYork for Ham
| burg.
| QrEENsrowN-Arr March 5, Jane Henderson, Collier,
| NOrleans.
RocIIE1IE-sld to March ., Julie Laurs Cour.os, and
Philadelphia.
TRHs1r-Arr Feb 81, walgast, Peters, Noreans 2sth,
mhaf Arx.,1 III
NY 7S ''HHA MOBILE I'D Afs'S0' 'ern0s'n0v''h'
ToRBAY-Arr off (no date,) Jolland, Jensen, for
NYork
| ROCHELLE March 3-The French brig Ferdinand. Of sa
has put back to Aguion Roads, under the command Of
the chief officer Mons Guisthau the former captain
dubon) having died OF an apoplectc fit, at sea- 25h
FAYAI Feb 27-On nth ii blew heavy Sc gale during
which the To- Pillsbury from Boston, dragged her
chors and away her main and foremasts to prevent
her going on shore.
NAPLES, Feb 26-Am bark Oreno, Chase (before an
nounced with part of cargo board for Palermo fill
up for New York, driven from her moorings off the
Mole yesterday on the Breakwater, and became total
wreck Some portion Of the cargo it is believed, has
| been recovered.
EIsISoTr, Feb 2e-Am bark Lyman, Kuhn, after COM
tion to proceed for Boston (U 81.
GRIMsBY, March 4-Put in brig Mountaneer Smailes of
Whitby from Newcastle for New York, with loss of bow
spirit bboon, &c, having been in contact with schoon
er name unknown), Whitby bearing about % miles
distant The schooner was hailed and answered. but
the northward under all sail, after getting clear.
PARIS, March 6-Ihe Eliza, Bouricant,, from NOreans
driven ashore in gale previous Jan 10 near st
Louis. Senegal, and became a total wreck.
FALMOUTH, March 3-The Mazeppa Baker from
Charleston for Hamburg which put in here March l.
has been surveyed, and commenced dschargng her
cargo.
LISBON, Feb 1s-Put in Colon bina, Henderson. from
Bristol for California with foremost sprung and eaky
cargo dscharging
DEAL, March e-The Am ship Clarendon, Fowler from
piece Of chain
CORK, March THE William Miles, Flannery from
Liverpool for Boston, which put into Queenstown Feb
u, lesky, viii discharge and repair.
LIVERPOOL, March 3-The Cornelia French which ar
rived yesterday from Savannah, experienced heavy
gale from the Jan Gath, had sails split, and shipped
sea- which filed the main deck, and washed away some
OF the bulwasks; ship making little water.
7th-The Philadelphia arrived hers TO- day. March g.
lat 81 n, lon Is w. spoke the Bremen ship Andrelese
q Admira), from Charleston for Liverpool with fore
mast badly sprung.