The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
MARITlME INTELLIGENC
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
steemships-Paciac, Nye, Liverpool, Collins; BENZ
Franklin, Atkirs Charleston, lincoln Il Co.
shps-Msry Merrill, Kinsman, H.vre, Harlbut Il
Co; Roger Stewart skoaed, Mobile Thompson Nephew;
Howss, Gcodspeed, Boston, John Ogden
Barhs-chAslemagne Fr), Merlin, Norfolk, J sardy;
Burlington, Trett, Hull, &C Duncan Co.
Emsrsd assj NED Maid Af Hsaz whispps ss Go;
Queen Esther, Pendleton hsnzAnillo, Nesmth / SONS;
Clyde (Br), whipps, Halifax, J Whitney & Co.
schrs-Sarah, Perry, New Bedford, master; Loncoa
(Br), Mnsdsle, Kingston, ia, W Burnham New York,
Patchelder, Doboy leland Brookman Co; Josephine
Kngsland, Baltimore, johnson Lowden Louisa, Chase,
Buck 4 @; IL snow, Conway salem. R " Ropes @.
stsamer-iooust Point, Iyas!d Baltimore Parker Vein
- ARRIVED.
Ship Constellation (pht Allen, Liverpool Oct q, with
the Iassage Nov IA, lat A. Ion 81 spoke brig Pomona
from St Jehns for Leith days out l7th AZ lon "a
exchanged signals with bark Rhodes from st John,
Ship Hibernia Mallory, Liverpool Oct 25 with $50 pas
sengers, to Richardson Co. Had SO deaths on the
bound East probably tie Africa hence for averpool
Ship Java Jackson Glasgow, 40 days, with 2s9 passen
gers, to durham Dimon Experienced very heavy
weather on the passage From oot TO 2Sth. had suc-
cestion Of heavy gales from the westward Oct 81 split
foreaa and close reefsd fore and main topsa and
spencer and balance rosed spanker Has been oil Nan
tucbet since 18th, with light winds and foggy weather
Fad three deaths among the passengers Took pilot 100
Ship stlelna (of Boson) Leach Cronsat 40 days, to
Chas Task Sid in company with bark John Gardner and
brig Keyng for Boston, and bars John CAskie for New
York left Gilmore in company with bark John Gardner
and Lost sight Of hen Oct To- of the skaw Nov IL la. Al
49, lon 57ts spoke failing schr John Philps for Marble
probably the Africa. The heavy yyV westerly a@
gales fri m Fair Island to lon 45.
ship Atantie 1ot New LonaSn) HAYDEN, Antwerp Oct
TO- and Flushing 18th, with 172 passengers to Hur
but Co. One death on the passage Was in the chan.
mel ten days with heavy westerly gales experienced
chips spars, with rigging attached.
,os snip Patriot {s5m C.ssan' Bremen a days With
steering eastward Sd, lat a. ion 81 o. spoke BIZ brig
Abeor q, from Arbrosth for Boston.
days, with 275 passerger to order One adult and Ave
children died on the passage Experienced very heavy
Brig Bow (Br) Stevens, Windsor 10 days, to master.
sehl ereens.y Kirby N Ssorss.t w %n ' days
schr George l. Mary, Moore Ellsworth, IL days
schr Corvo, -, Rockland, days.
sehr Ellen \ Rodman; osgOod, New Bedford, days
Schr Panama Kellam. Accornac, days.
sehr North West Smith, New Haven, dsy
Schr Josiah Achorn, Merrill, Rondout for Boston
Schr l. Allen, Rhodes, Ro adout for Boston.
sloop Speaker, Sheffield Stonington, 2 days
sicop Ellen Justus, Sheffield, stonington, 2 days
Ship Sheridan from Liverpool
Brig Live Oak, Betson, from Darien; all hands sick
Also two ships, unsnowr-no Signals
SAILED.
Steamship Bebj Franz lin, Charleston; and others
Wind durrg the day from NE to NV; 9PM Sc
The ships Cornelis, from Liverpool Fidelia, do and
Florida from London towed TO the CITY to day from
Quarantine.
[BY SANDY Hoox PRINTING TELEGRAPH
THE HrGruAHps, Nov 2b-Sun!swn.
One ship and two brigs south of the Highlands One
ship and two briggs of the Highlands Two briggs of the
Hook. tug Of Tavern Houses, with brig Live Oak and
q ship in tov-all bound In.
Wind lightNNW. Weather clear.