The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

Fort or New York, November 40, 1853.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke Cavendy Norfolk, &c, 80 hours, 10
Ship Golden Eagle (of Kennsbunk, Ms) Thomps,..
Nonttadt sept to Newbold De Groot Expsrienosda
succession sue Of gales from Sept Is In lat 3d. lon e
to, was boarded by heavy from mainmast to the
stern, which stove ikylghs hatch housed and filed the
80 lon 81 90 spoke Br ship Hornet, Of 1t john NIB Il
days from Liverpool for Baltimore
with las to Schmidt B.cSaD Is. T.
Az o. 10, q &C. saw brig Clearance" Of St John Nh.
lumber loaded water losged and sbandonsc was dis.
open Upe oubtedly the Clarence from St John NB for
Dublin, previously reported
202 passengers to schmidt 5achen Experienced heavy
westerly gales on the passage of Sandy Hook 10TH
nae of and from Philadelphia for Liverpool 18th Lat q
g. Ion ST. passed schr Madsira of Prospect disnasted
and abandoned before reported)
+, with two passengers to Barclay Livingston Experi-
enced heavy westerly gales, split sa stove boat bull
Ship John Coster Foster, Havrs 81 days, with lsa
passengers to Atkins Co. Experienced very heavy
weather ssl ont on the passage, lost sails, &c.
days, with Ave passengers to asury Bros.
b rk Home (of Boston, Hopner Geas Sept Esinoss
su,cession of heavy gales from NV Sept 90 40 miles
Of the Shetland Islands experienced terrific gale from
to NV with very high sea, in which the cargo sst-
sage; did not lose sight Of Lewis Island until Oct q Nov
H. lat AZ a. Ion CO. exchanged signals with large ship
lantmat could not make out her signal 1t was square
white fig with red in centre appeared like the letter
Wallace eo0
til Oct "a parted bobstay lost foretopgaantyard main
yard sling mantopea Liant CROSS trees, and foretopga
liant do for repairing damages too, southern passage:
Oct 25 lat 80, Ion so, had steady NE winds until 3lst
since light winds 14th inst lat 90 Ion eS encountered
time pased the vrsck of vessel it being so dark
could not a.cerain what she was; 18th, James Martin,
Bark Rhein (Ham) Poppe, Hamburg SO days, with 2os
passengers to Bech Kunhardt Had forty deaths on
the passage.
Bark Harriet Frances (oi Richmond Mel Snow, Gar
we're weather.
Bark Elise (Brem) Kappa. Bremen, SO days, with lsA
passengers TO Henschen L. Unkart.
BARK tof Boston), Basset Norfolk days, to Bas.
Brig Arso (Of Maitland Ns, Douglass Cork, 40 days. 10
order Experienced heavy weather, split sails, 10; Nov
49, lat Az a. 60 &c. spoke schr Ee Of and for Marble
Brig Actf az Si sor1 St Pierre NF q days. to ors.
Brig Mary Ann lBr), Balloon, Halifax, days, to Z
sohr Anna Elise (oden), schwellhe, Bremen So days.
with 100 pass enger to Hennings, Muller Costing tx
pe5i len ed hesvy weather, Lost bulsarks, 30.
Schr volant simonton, Georgetown, days.
schr Belle, Dnspore, Esatport 8 days.
Schr VIM Rufln, sprague Ne wbern S days.
Schr Alarc. Lavender, WilmiDgtou, Ii days
schr Abigail Jennings, JeDpings Plymouth, NC, days.
5chr I.htre, wainwright, rly TN, NJ, 0 Gays.
schr Thsrsse Ellen, Loay, Plymouth, NC, 6days
schr Hall Andrews; Portland Ct, days.
Schr Hall, Coe, Portland, CT, q days.
sloop Oregon. sturges, Providence, days
Two ships and one brig.
The ship British Queen, rpored below was proba.
bly, the Br ship Queen Of England arrived to-day from
Liverpool
SAILED.
Ships Mary for London Montezuma, for Liverpool saA
brig Hope, for Belize, Hon.
Wind during the day WSw.
By 4ANDY HooE PRINTING TMyuRArH.1
TIE HIGHLANDS Nov 20-SuudoVD.
Two ships inside and brig outside the bar bound
in-no signals.
Wind light W Weather hasy.