The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28

lo.s Oct TO- on OAps Florida, had heavy gale nom
NV Oct a. Lat 50 So, lon rs a. had fresh gale from
South barometer 2o At rM the wind suddenly shifted
TO NV, and blew perfect hurricane for twelve hours;
Oct II Lat "a 40 Ion 50 ~ spoke ship Horizon, T.omp
som from Swansea for New OrsAns 2 lat 20 Ion 70 80
spoke bark Gov Briggs, from Pensacola for Boston.
Ship VIM Travis, Smith, Galveston, Oct 7, to Il
wn On tho ssp 5.1.ss
ams for New York; bark Sarah Olnsy New York. left
the day pT re The H experienced very heavy
June to
Of New York from San Francisco for Calcutta Sept
lat 90 04 lon 80 80 w. spoke bark Louisne Caroline
Bark Chaiiee NicEes, Cardiff, as days, to order
Oct 49, lat 40 49, Ion TO- spoke bark Brunette of Wal
doboro,' hence for London days out
gous Bros Oct 90 lat 90 lon IS So at AM came up
with the hull vessel which proved to be the Petite
night previous wanted to know if they wished to be taken
of the wreck, but owing to heavy Running at the
time the captain was afraid his boat could not live and
plenty of vessels pssing finding we could not render
any assistance proceeded The has ex-
nsl Hffss at
the OF brig Mary Ann of Baltimore-see Dsasters
a. Rrt 81 % ESY sas4 1oss s.rs
Diligence, Hutchins from Matanxas for Boston, same
time speke brig GeoF Williams days from Matanzas
boareed the chr Madeira of Prospect Capt Hartman,
from poboy Island with cargo of lumber, bound to New
Yora took from her captain mate and nvs seamsn E1Rs
dismssted and eaky and having no spars or rigging on
board deemed i prudent to abandon the vessel; .,
Bark David Nicksls ofssarsport SWEET Matan1as q
days. to r Buck Go Experienced heavy weather on
the paesage split Sails &c.
Bark Blotie Attridge Mobile 10 days to sturges,
Chairman Co. Oct 90 lat 80 Ion 1905 fell in with schr
Petite Lizzie, Of Bueh from Boston for Jacksonvile
took Of the captain and crew the 1 was IN ballast and
cut away when she righec The Grew ,uccseded after
much difficulty in getting on board Of the B, asit
Brig Copeland (of Bangor), Bartlett Ianzarotte Sept
16 Quincy Has had heavy weather North Of Hat
it, lat Is 49, lon Is 80 spoke whaling schr Richard Of
Provncetown Young, 80 bbls sperm oil same day. spoke
brig Phenx Of do with ITO bbs oil! same time brig
4 Church. OCT %, lat 81 40 lon 4 50, down and
violence, and supplied her with barrel of bread they
ported having been crippled the night the 10TH had
lost fGremast jibooom maingaft and all her principal
her port of destination If ossbe had lost her boats but
was not making any water The also reported that
masted, and had besides shipwrecked board;
hauled up to offer assistance but found she kept her
and two hours AFTER passed full rugged brig with fore
topgaant mast gone supposed her to be foreign vessel
Brig Dow, Gibbs, Coast of nexico q days. to order
In lat 80 &c. lon Is As, had heavy gale from for
five days. dsmasted lost boat had sails blown from
the yards split rudder, &C. 2lst instant spoke brig
VIM Sanford, bound to New York, with loss Of deck
load buwarks stove &C. 23d lat SO 49, Ion "a &c. spoke
brig Marcia Capt Allen, from Boston for Savannah who
supplied us with water.
Brig drew Peters (of Elsworth), Bonssy sagua la
Grande 10 days. to master Oct 81 passed four vessels
bound North, dismasted. The P experienced heavy
Brig Marshal Dutch (of BOSTON,, c0lcord San Juan,
Cuba 10 days, to R Buck 4 Co. Oct 49, experienced
hurricane stove bulwarks split Sails and stove Is hhds
Brig Motto (of Portland) Mitchell st Jago 20 days, to
master Had light NE winds and calms for nine days un
til l4th, of Cape Hatteras when experienced heavy
gale from NNE for Eve days. carried away mainopmast
crosstrees spanker ga split sails &c. Oct lat 80 &c.
making complete breach her; 2lst spoke brig Tan
ger, Of Boston, had sprung mainboom and damaged her
ru6der.
Brig Clarence (Br) conyers, Grand Key CTD, Il days.
to Tucker Lightbourn.
Brig Pedraza, Dorritie, Nassau MP, l6 days, to W
Brig Herald Brl, Windsor, St John, NIB IS days. with
IL IS
to Schiller Bros Oct %, dismasted vessel with
everything close to the deck far off to ascertain
had taken off the crew. 21st PM lat so 3d. Ion 70 49,
passed the ok Of herm brig bottom up the head of
with verdgr bottom black bands and hits streak
the red under the white about six inches wide each the
black the orsmast below the TOP old
Schr Charles r) Gouday, Turks Islands, p days, toJ
W Burnham.
Schr Eclipse, Goslee, Savannah, s days
Schr Charles Mills, ONeal, Wilmington, NC, 10 days.
Oct 49, while lying in the Gulf Stream split sas and
lost deck load.
schr Matagorda (hree mas:ed), Iavitt Nevbern, NC,
5 days.
schr Splendid Qighter), -, from the wreck of ship
Western World, ashore on squan Beach.
Sloop Rhode Island, Coiwin, Providence
Bark vickery. from Zaza arrived yesterday reports
Oct 81 lat 81 S. Ion IS a. spoke McGlvery of Sears
port from Trinidad for New York. dsmasted the 10th
In hurricane (before reported) morning (2lst),
spoke brig Humboldt, of Boston, with manmast gone ire
ported by the brig Bloom this port the foremas)
22d lat 81 "a Ion "a o. ship to the eastward with
main and mizen mass gone; 2lth spoke the ightboat
from Baltimore for Nantucket Shoals.
SAILED.
Steamships United States Havana and New Orleans;
Dee (Br), st Thomas; ship London, London.
The ship Brandywine Merriman for Havre has anchor
ed at Quarantine
[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEGRAPH
THK HIGHLANDS, Oct 27--6PM
The weather is so foggy that call not see fifty yards
from the Office
Wind SW, and very light.
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