The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09
MARITIME IHTELLIGENsB.
Port OF New York, March 8, 1859
CLEARED.
samship-Arabia, Judkins, Liverpool. z Cunard.

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Steamship-Arabia, Judkins, Liverpool Cunard.
SHIP Fannin, Norris, Galveston ] H Brewer & Co
81 Baiks-Amaranth, Probst, London Cook smith: A B
Sturges, Avery, St Jago de Cuba Jonathan Thompson
Brigs-A Roberts, Colson Philadelphia, Peck &
Shurch; Walton, Titus Lisbon, Machado Co; Swan,
schrs-C Strong, strong, Baltimore MAILER & Lord
helen Mar, Tucker, Richmond, Pierson; Howard,
Davis Davis NewbeIn Davis 4 Holiness Charger, Blackmsn,
Buchanan Co; NJ Rowland, Raynor Philadelphia Jas
w Mckee; Bstisus {9den)J Ree, Bremen, Hennlngs
Potter Rnggold Mott Alexandria sturges, Chairman I
SG Ophir Baker Baker Baltimore Mckee, sPrghtly Sea-
na eataenss p suoF Chairman Co.
sIsops-tashion Bydenburgh Providence, master;
Fish, Babcock, Fall River, MASTER America sturges
Providence, master.
steamer-Delaware, Seymour Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Florida, Woodruff, Savannah, March g. 10 8
M,ehill Passed in the river bound out, brig Phlura,
passed steamships Alabama for savannah ana Marion
for Charleston; IL NJ lat So IT, Ion "a 49, passed yaw
Steamship James Adger, Dickinson. Charleston. 81
hours to spoford, Tleston & Co. Sunday, at 8 PM off
New York, and ship Susan owen from myern sDi
bound in Tuesday, at 10 AM Is miles NE Of light shin
on GsIs May spoke ship John Ravena from Liverpool
.n ship yP Rssd Cloud ID Ps5 Greasy wh,npoa
anchor OF North Island in the Java Sea- on the night OF
the lth and in Puo Sebooks Roads on the night of tie
18th with strong westerly gales and bad weather cleared
sunda Straits the night of 18th 18th when reeana
main topgaiantsal, seaman named James Smith feil
from The yard ON deck and instantly killed. he hailed
from Boston, but it is believed he native of London
Jan = seaman named Harry, of the Sandwich Islands
died Ct d ease Of the lungs the Cape of Good Hone
experienced succession OF westerly gales for ~ days
GINS throughout the passage In Ga4par Straits spoke
ship Victory Lane, from Whampoa (Nov ~, for New
York jan ies e q lon 4s ZOE spoke ship Hornet
30 lon 70 30 W, spoke brig Lord Ncon (of Dundee)
from africa for Cork. SO days o~t. he C has been
within leo miles Of Sandy Hook for the past three DAYS
ship Tartar, Goodwin. shanghae, Nov 8, Java Head
Nov 80 to Booth Edgar. Since passing lat 20 N have
experienced constant succession Of NV gales March
nat 81 Ion 70, spoke brig Grand Turk frsm Carenas for
Providence V'
Ship Winfield Scott AcIean Liverpool, Jan 30, with
passed Hamburg ship Ieibnita from Hamburg for New
York; Goth, experienced violent gale from sW with
rail- stove In BOBBY batshes and did other damage Had
two births and two deaths on the passage.
ship hsyao.er (of Bath), Croker, Liverpool s. days
Ship Msrathon Tyler, Liverpool, 81 days, with 4s pas
ship Martha's Vineyard, Mayhem, Glasgow, Dee 30,
and Greenock, Jan 10, with passengers 70 Durham
Nmsn. Feb L. lat as 20, lon SO u.s. passed ship 81
Petersburg, Of Boston from New Orleans for Liverpool
hat 10 o. lon 80 exchanged signals with ship
showing white signal with black ball; March o, lat
,o2 hon u 81 passed whaling bark Canton, Of New
Ship scheIer (Brem) Pair, Bremen, II d7ys with %
passengers, TO Meyer 4 stucken
snip MaratAon (of New Oreens), Van Dycke, New Or
leans Feb The Ia bound 70 Boston but put in here
having ON the oath ul of South shoa Of Nan
tucket in gale from NV while laying to- lost bowsprit
jibboon fore topmas topgaanmsst and yard has been
since 18th Feb Of Cape Hateras, with constant west
erly gales; took pilot on Sunday last.
Ship MAJ sachusetts Samson New Orleans, via savan
nah, days to Nesmith Sons. March lat 80 10 lon
% 80 struck twice by lightning in hour IL struck
the head Of the mainmast, splitting the cap passing
down the mast and the topsa sheets, ripping up the
pump coats, and entering below deck.
ship Atlantic, Worth, New Orleans IA days. to Frsst
q Hicks.
Ship Ievanter, Fonsnsbee, Providence day 70 mas.