The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

ths.s.vsrd r,t cav l.r At miassy sOd o,s Sshs
Is.d = the neI gay soa was rsa,ly calm me hrss na
prs stlt sits I'D the husiy sssssee cutting
,s hg@ve i rsreP.r. III ts'%ss , Tss on an :.
Cart sir.t Re rat thsy were more safe on board =
they loudly ehstrea her. -,
CAPT Fre msn n tie hriy ysr. II Live pool y y h
her " ssta ADDS 70 hi report that durug tho
nss ne M 70 hurricane hn s ron ~
tie gale az lie tonld not in iher afterwards.
Ih' foil wiug .pp.srrd il ysstsrdsy's HEkLtD:-
The smess sr'lsn = ~ tho Il the Nsro..o SIP
gStsd e hsys Eioce Ca iron psmeussi boiler va
sil he Al that CT me Napoison
q " c The sSr'i q sS fa IL
San f,a eseo ~ sdste upon his reception
ns ss bee" cSsr+- vii All his 81 m Orr o.
'n IL ssSs Win SSt
ssa poS " ss6r to- vi 81 aS &c s,oa g the
wssyery 81. tu't, there lie no douet that with ID
emily h. KEEPS = What water she might make unt ~
saags a,isd :, pr.sasiy be n;mssia.sl
,,fls tracing 70 th scuthsrn ports and Yves. Indies
sn @s make for The
where it Is is.iy We shal ne,, nssr # her.
Oh the evening tbs Of the Ban Francisco
ceiyed tfs following despatch from Boston :
The ssptaS i asSi,s bet The mate leaves ious ocoo
Tbs, er,vi.i thir,, yards ss.m,r and spoke
a a 's . ne a. ssg sn M 4
the sss uari, tia asd il eouc ut i've The saoS
ali esrss lie hasso ssasshs feIwsrd
ON he si Iss q sas a
ano wou Q soon I. t9is IN rn,o.a water Tho oa2.a
rsafey, BEN on beard II h-r thas IL his brig.
The male cf he Napoleon slrised in this city At txd
a'cleck y.t'.,dsy morning, frem whom AsosE|
tanned TIE fuliewing tac,s -
the san Francisco had two mssts. and wher ssxs "a
last SEEN 2tth otiao IN. r..sn nsaas stn|
,tsrdirg AL her upper de-k standing, bat hs1
sheelhauss vas sma had This ssloon, including thu
etJtsD's Office WAS still standing, and Captain Wal
lirs vas Observed out Of it. Her salley wal
secure, from board be Napoleon snoa6 50
steam could be to issue from the San Francisco Il
latter supposed from the supplemental boe
spoken OF above Her seoks ripe gone. The hall
Of the ship smooth and perfect.
In this eoBc on the Napoleon lay BY har from da-h
till notn so that the persons teck could speak ID
her When last -he had out drag for the purpos
might run Much hope entertained from this fact
as Captain Watkins well s.sSe OF the value of lad
drag under such circsstances from i long
in the navigation of the Chinese Eeas
After she parted from the Napoleon she must havd
drilled about thirty miles tie eastward the time shd
was seen by the hars, tho next day She then had
wind blowing for Bermuda which port it was thought
she would nske
According 10 the calculations made, the San Fl
must ssve brst f. 1t The lies Fdsy-thirty ak he n
after she left sandy Hook Che probably experienced
very werful and sudder changes in the wind which a.
counts for the destruction OF her masts smoke pipe c
Ine supposton OF Captain Freeman. OF the MAra that
sne foundered oo the fact that he lost sight
OF her, and that terrible gale the same night
she being ghtened probably drifted very rapidly axa
from tkeN
The steamer Alabama, Captain schenck Of tho savanI
nah Ire left this port In search of the SAN
Francisco. n
TELE GRAPHIC.
BosroN, Jan. 8, 1854
reported to day that the revenue cutter on .his
station Is ordered TO sail morrow morning in search oil
the steamer San Fra ocisco,