The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

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Notice to Mariners.
CHARLESTON BUOYs
The Charleston Standard of she 18th inst, says:-We
are requested by the Surveyor Of The Port to state
the three buoys shio Bar swept away by ths lAte
coessivey-commeneInga at the outer buoy-with the
numbers ., and 8, and Iet-ered G, aud that the
sso learn from him that two Of the Gsorsstown buoys
have been swept OF by the late gale
D1sssSers.
SNIP GOLDEN EAGLE, hence for New Orleans, at Nor
folk in dist lost foremost main and mzzen top gal
LIANT mast, sails, SC, and was leaky.
SHIP, brig and . schr were at anchor off George.
town. 81, b-r 18th inst, al. dismssted
SHIP DELLA MAaA-Two Charleston pilots have taken to
that city portion Of the MS cargo probably Of the
value Of 0o0. They report that pilots Of Savannah
have saved and tsten to that city about $4,000
that most Of the cargo bet decks hes probably
been saved but In aged state The vessel Is lightly
broken or h gged and Will doubtless soon 80 to pieces
SHIT sERAMroRx, from New Orleans for Hsvre, before
reported At Key West with loss Of Of hsr by
fever ready for sh and would all that night
next morning Capt Reed had besn to Havanain steamer
Gov Dudley and returned In her With Avs mon Two Of
his crew died before he and two others after thsy
were taken to the hospital The third taken there was
getting better, but could not 60 In the ship.
BREx SHIP PATRIOT, from NapzanIllo for Bremen with
mahogany, put into Baltimore 10th, dismssed and
leaky.
BARK SARASAo sanqster, from Charleston for New
tom NC, in Distress reached Quaranuie 10th She has
lost foremost and deck load bulwarks stove in leak
ing, &c.
BARK MORNING STAR from Curacao for New York, (be.
fore reported Boston) which below Wilmington N
G. 14h Inst was towed inside and the 10th
was ashore In the Harrows whore che must discharge
part Of her cargo to get off.
BARK RRrNpEER from Baltimore for Caribbean SAa (be-
fore reported spoken BY steamer Empire City, put into
Charleston 10th oismAsted having ON the th and 9Th
inst in LAT 20 20, Ion 50 80 experienced hurricane
from the southeast Saw large quantity Of hogsbeads
spars and other wrecked matsrials. The to xed
INTO port BY steamer Jas Adger.
BARK EXACT from NYork for Savannah, was spoken OF
Charleston bar 18th inst BY pilot having in tow
what was taken to be French brig dismasted, with
"Marscills on her stern; offering to pilot her into
Charleston, there fne chance, but the captain
Of the Exact decltr ed the assistance offered.
BARK HELEN WARREN. at Portland from Philadelphia,
ON 14h passed through largo quantities Of lumber aud
empty bogsheads of the hogsheads mark with
the letter in blue paint Tho captain of the Nan-
tucket light ship had picked up quantity Of lumber
same day.
BRIG Kinds, fer Brunswisk, Me, which at an
Choir of Georgetown &c, bar in sinking condition. and
ashore on Cedar Island Of Cape Romaiu previous to
l4th inst The seaman who was left on board drfted
ashore plank and is safe, though badly chafed
bruised The brig and cargo will DO total loss, IS far
be learned.
BRIG FACTOR at Charleston from Now York. experienced
heavy gale on the passage during which carried away
AoA0toP6oh1Lt
damage.
BMG TBxAN, of Belfast where bound not stated was
spoken llth inst Lat 30 Ion g. with loss Of deck load
toPsallsnt mast tspsa and other damage By an arrival
BnG CNr, from Boston for Jacksonville, put into
Charleston 10TH having the 7th and 9Th inst st
to northeast and northwest, which swept the decks
blew away Sails hove the vessel her beam ends whom
the foremast had to be cut away, carrying with II main
topmsst, jibboom, &c.
BRIG TBxRAs at Boston from Galveston, on 9Th inst
In lat SO A. lon in sale from E. lost dsckload 100
bills molassss also lost head # forstopmast had main
sail and foretopsail split
BRIO CoBDEN, At Boston from Apslachicols reports
having Sth and 9th inst In lat 80 49, Ion TO- had
gales and lost foretopssant mast, and part Of
deck load Of rosn had buwarks stove and sails split
The storm continued four days. and FOR - hours
wind blew hurricane.
SPAN BRIG PAxcmrA from Havana for Barcelona, with
| sugars, put into Baltimore 10th, leaking badly.
BRIG, bottom mp, 18th inst, IL miles ESE
Of the light boat by the Philadelphia pilot boat Herald
| quantlt, OF srars we'e floating near.
BRrG BLACK SWAN Hesgsr, from Pensacola for Boston,
ahy 10th inst he had her decks swept Of everything
including foremast and mainmast, and was towed in BY
| stsamtug Mariner.
SPAN BRIG JEsusA Algeria, % days from Havana for
Wilmington NC, 10th inst in lat % 80 n on the 9th
inst encountered gale from NE, which lasted days
in which she lost foremast mainms st. jbboom, all her
rmiDghad her deck swept OF everything cabin galley,
&c, her hull considerably damaged, ana lost two men
wilmington, Nc IN is.sy condition, 81 q. sts.ntas
Mariner.
scHK srrAs wRsaHr, Of and from Rocklaud for New
York went ashore the Bread and Cheese Hurlgate.
morning Of 18TH but would probably b got OF at high
water.
Sem N SIXTH, Ryder, from st Mary's, Go, for New
treas had lost deck bad. msinn,sst aud a. her sails:
her fcremast vas badly chasd and must be reps cod
hull tight.
scun HAxrros Edeens at Charleston 1eth, from Free
frh An Va \ fha and ina off, hAr
sston Bar experienced hurricane from E NE to &
which swept tho deck hove the vesesl her beam ends
and had to cut away the mAinmAst to righten her..
Som ELLEN RANDALL, Barr, from Charleston for VII
mington went ashore Little River, few days
since The cargo total loss; vessel VIII probably b
got of.
sem GIN TAYLOR, Spencer, from NYork for Charleston,
IL supy to Be lost The schr at Charleston
10th from Baltimore, having on the 18th, In Let SLe2
spencer, q the sehr Cen Taylor contained large
portion Of clothing, and also The schoonsrs register,
scm d Crnca, from Baltimore for NYork, put into
Norfolk 18th, in distress--uo particulars.
scm HurDAH WET At Providence from RAppahAn-
mock, the 18th inst off Great Egg Harbor, n NE
from davies, esriied away nartnssis bob stay s bow.
sprit shrouds and spit jib.
scR fore and aft) was seen ashore on Black leland
wearing over Her. BY H. Lucy soas
She was deeply laden, and had her jib mp.
scm NoETKuxA, Counor, of Orleans, (ke) lately
arrived az Beaufort NJ, had discharged he1 cargo ce)
prior to the commencement of the gale Of the 8h hs
gale blew there from to ST. carrying away the wharf
1T which the schooner was moored the anchors wers
Immediately let and all the chain paid out from both
anchors but the wind blowing with tuch violence the
vessel dragged anchors and bat oyster bank
And went shore ut Beaufort Island. the town
where she remained the 13th ct high water mark q
full about one hundred yards from water suacsn
| to Aoat hsr. The captain had called survey.
Whalsmens
Arr at PrsviacAtswn Sept 10, sch wa,droa Holmes
| Young North Atlantic Ocean, 90 sp. RsporS hsAv
weather Spoke 9Th rH lat ~, co. leo % 70, fensi