The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

was such heavy sea on at the time that IL wa, mposd
os 70 tnem Put into Falkland Islands for water
on the Gun APRIL and remained there fourteen days July
otn put INTO Juan Fernandez for water and remained
there two days Most Of the water having leaked out q
allowance Of three pnts each Der dav: three -
dawn with scurvy when the vessel came In bort
into Wilmington, NC 25th inst, disabled -
BRIG CARDHr Boyd from Havana for N Yorl Tor r,v;s
tol (RI put into Wilmington 18th inst in distress
BRIG Lillian, Hatch which sid from Charleston lst6
inst for Boston, but back about 3d. having been totally
dismasted in the late gales.
BRIG COMMERCE, of Boston, from Savannah for Guada-
loupe, which put into Charleston disabled in ssvsrs
gale, has been condemned, and will be sold.
BRIG HARPrNoFT Mitchell, from Curacao, of aad for
Portland with salt put into Wilmington Nc 2lst inst
with loss of sails and leaking badly.
BRIG II STEWART, Hooper, of and for Baltimore Zoe
Savannah put back sd with loss of spar sails aud deck
load, and leaking badly.
RRIc JOHN DUoS of and for Boston, from New Orleans,
put into Charleston 22d for repairs having took heavy
gale from northeast the 10th inst in lat 81 Ia lon -
o. which lasted to the 10TH when it blew hurricane,
rendering necessary to cut away the mas order to
save the vessel and crew. The vessel also leaks em
the effects OF the blow?
Charieson 22d, having 4th inst took heavy blow
from NNE hauling to ENE, which lasted several days.
in lat 81 lon IS.
BR BRIG JENNY WREN, at San Francisco Sept IS, frsm
Liverpool, off Cape Horn thirty Ave days in heavy
gales from Nv to N; sprung misenmast and carried
away whole suit Of sails Crossed the equator in Aux
in Ion 40 after which time met with very light winds.
Was out OF water seven days previous arrival the
and passengers being compelled to drink instead
til supplied by the pilot boat the morning Of the 10TH
All but three OF the down with scuryy when
the ship came into port
Loss OF THE s MAIL SCHOONER A HHSNISa, GAIT 8
PARKE-CaptP reports that he left Key West on the
afternoon of the 18th inst for Charleston with pleasant
weather wind at NE; that nothing worthy Of note o.
Cured up to Sunday 18th. when the weather looked
very threatening the wind often shifting and getting
IN M. r00f0d mai
SAIL pitched away the jibboom and split the bonnet oe
the jib Our meridian lat this day was 20 Of lon SO
of Mosquito Inlet; tackled ship off shore At 10 n,
the barometer falling Wednesday, 2OthThe gale fast
increasing to hurricane with tire mendous sea on bar
o sssd 70 10 falling
blowing perfect hurricane but quite smooth the weasel
lying over very much by the force of the wind At II
N she lay with her mast even with the water;
succeeded In cutting away the fore and main rigging.
when the msss both went by the board and she mn,e-
datey rghted with three feet of water in the hold
carrying away with them the bowsprit wrenching away
night heads ripping up the deck plank shears and samp
son post and opening the snt s
Ion 70 o. the bark CECILIA, Capt Staples from Si.Al
bound to New York. down to and received US on
board where every attention that humanity and kind
could suggest paid to by himself and officers.
capt Parker for himself and crew, and Lieut. Peters,
sengers publicly thank Capt ples of the bark Cca
AND his officers and for rescung them at the imt-
nent risk of their lives and for their unbounded kindness
towards them during the time they were together.)
scR MARY ELIZA, Conkin, hence for Brunswick, Ca Il
ashore the beach -four miles south fOcracoke Bar,
full Of water goods all wet, most of which have besn
landed
SCnR HELENA, Baxter, hence for Newborn, NC, is
also ashore near the Mary Eliza. Captain writes
he will be able to land his cargo dry The vessel is pretty
well up, and may be saved
SEER GLENvIEw Partridge from Boston, spoken b.
steamer Southerner dis masted arrived at Whining ia
inst but tho Wilmington paper says nothing about hse
rived there previously teegraphed having suffered ID
scHR W PICKERING, ashore at Little Tybee Beach, has
ing returned to Savannah 23d inst she is embedded n
four feet Of quicksand at the top of ordinary tide The
captain and crew remained on board She is about seysa
years old.
srHR MARY HART Of Harwich, which struck Avery's
Rock 7th inst oated of on Monday afternoon and was
scnR PETRM, from Spanish Main for Baltimore, a.
in experienced the gale 10Th inst
in lat 80 o. lon 10 co. carrying away foremost to the
deck, splitting 50 Is and doing other damage
Whalemen.
Sid from NBedford Oath, bark Cornelia Crapo, South
Arr at Gan Francico Sept 49, bark Harriet Thompsos,
Fordham, Arctic Ocean, lao bbs VIII OIL 1000 lbs bons.
Reports that TIE whaling feet in the Arctic Ocean had
done but poorly up to the Goth of August There had
been great deal Of stormy weathergales with heavy
fogs and RAIN not much ice The whales were wild and
At st Helena, Sept 20 Emma Jones' Jenney Of NB,
800 sp 500 VIII Joseph Butter Mayhem, NB 525 Sarah
Ship Leon, at Providence left Talcahuano July mot
sepD2.
Spoken.
Forbess rig, steering NV, and showing white burgss
with blue cross is supposed to have been the Reindeer
Bunker hence May IL for San Francsco.
off Hatteras
Brig Webster, Heath, hence for sata River, Oct II.
Brig Clark winsor, Percya from Boston for Port a.
Prince, Oct 20, no lat, &C.
- Home Ports.
APAIACHICOIA-In port Oct 90 brig Ann A Tying,
Pierce from Work disg Carr 16th) schr Moye, Hal
ton; Whitaker Norman Passport; schrs Moses Bron,
Baker, Boston Greenway Kirby, NYork Sid bark Aus
TN AHA htsR Busgs ct % s.sr r.rn Miller Arseo
PR 4th inst see disasters) Returned ship Arcols lot
NYork), jennings for Liverpool having been knocked
stesmer Locust Point Lyed bark Justice Story Ryder
Boston,; briggs Kate Foster Kmap, st Thomas; Elishs
CHARIEST0N-Arr Oct %, steamship Union, Adams N
York. barks Peter Demll, Hoey Savannah, for NYork;
Ricf mond Thompson Tobasco, for Liverpool; Harriet
NOreans for Boston; Condor, Small Jacksonville for de-
somers Watson, Havana; Armand, Rose, Providence RI;
Br), Kemp. Nassau, Mp; Mobile Basset NOrleans for
MYork; Dolphin Keene, Baltimore, for Havana 2sd ships
TnEham, WORK; schrs Golden Eagle (Br, hernandss,
tsau, Mp Advent, Tobey Portsmouth, NH, for Jack
s ro In the citing ship M Cd, the rsnsn
Penn. NYork; ed, Span brig Beisario Rsig Barcesns
MOBIIE-Arr Oct 20, ship Kitty Cordes Havana Liver
pool. Cid 10th, schr Martha Post, Post, NYork.
NEW ORIEANsArr Oct IS, Brem bark Leontine, Thor
man. Bremen &c Gays; bark Emily Banning Howes Phila
delphia; brig Bacl swan Hsagan, do fellowship r
Sumner, IS days from Havre FIR ship Mozart, and ono
bark at the head Of the Passes one ship with eugants
and one bark in the oHing, their names unknown
CID ship Chasca Collier, liverpool Span bark Balsar,
Colon, Barcelona. lowed to sea 18TH ship Lady Frank
lin; bark Martin Frederick
N0RF0IK--Arr. Oct o. schr Arietis, Long, Boston,
NEWARK--Arr Oct 25 brig Trenton, Haynes, Ellsworth,
Me- schIs Uncle Joe, Butler Portland C Bay State YER
oREGoN-tT at Astoria prev to Sept 80, bark Amsrf-
can, Kirby, NYork.
PHHADEIPHIA-Ar Oct 25, steamer City Of Boston,
Fisher Boston schr Tirrel, Bell, do.
PEIfFSBl RG--Sld Oct "a, schrs Rebecca, Whchsr,
and Rankin Brown, Boston.
SAN TRANtlsC0-Arr Sept 18th, bark Amazon, Thomp-
son. New York April q 16 ships Fdes, Champion do
March 49, Montsgue (B Cheyne, Hong Kong; 18th, Jen
ny Wren, (Br) johnson, Liverpool; bark Mary Annah,
Oracle New York March 90 10TH ship Repubica de Gus
temaa, Matches, Liverpool Oct 49, via Valparaiso a.
days: Br bark Sultan, Sharpe, liverpool Dec q; steam