The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Dfsaaters.
SIR EDWIN FE At Boston, from New Orleans for Iiv.
On the sth the gale Continued with tremendous Sea-
and finding the water shcalng to 20 fat off Frying
Pan Shoals put :. sail on the ship that Il yss possible
which started head and cutwater, sprang leak, &c
WIN be obliged to discharge and repair
BIZ SHIP Lucy, HanKsh, from Liverpool for Mobile.
whfc went ashore last November the Isle Of Man.
remained ashore until the 18th OF March in the present
year, when she was hove of the spring tide, and
sance she again took the ground low water mark
within few yards Of her former position, and filed with
the ;ids but vas finally got of on the It'll inst and Ar
BARK MARY sAwY, Bartlett from Mo JaDeiro, Of and
for Boston went ashore South Beach, Edg .rown, at
"a. n, Goth inst shs has not blsed, and win pro.
bly, be got off She had cargo OF OIL bags coffee and
247 sticks rosewood, consigned TO Hgginsou Co.,
Boston The vessel Ia insured for $4,000 o. the Triton
iaod Mutual office The cargo valued At about $50 GEO.
ia insured In London The Manufacturers Office in Bos
ton have &2,700 = small invoice The steamer r B
Forbes had gone fro n Boston TO her assistance.
BARK OcTAvIA, at Boston, from MAtanxas on 9Th nst
ost Geek load Of 50 hhds moissss had sails split boats
Atovs, &c,
BARouS ACTIVE UPTON from Tabasco for Genoa, put into
savannah 18th inst in Distress leaky and win have to
discharge for repairs.
BANK Coxo hound to Boston for Charleston, spoken In
distress BY baIk Roa again fallen In With 18th
by the Jua Pay son, at Wilmington NC 80 miles ew BY
from Cape Ies. putting baol 70 charleston with four
fest water In tha hold The second mate and one seA
man died sitter leaving Charleston
BR1G OpoS mot Orient, Incorrectly reported By
teleRrsph BY the Octava Is supposed to be the
vesse Of that belonging to Chelsea her signal
her description. Her decks much broken
the mainmast the ends Of the timber being
visible and she full Of water She sid from Jack
eonve prev 2dinst for Bath with yellow pine lumber
There Is II at the Metropolitan Office In 8oeton
and Mohawk Valley Office to the of 81 900 on
vessel. she baJed from Chelsea
BRIG JAMES ELwxI of and for New York from Jack
sopville before reported abandoned had sprung leak
in tho gale Of 9Th inst, lat 81 long 42W On the 7th
the tsse led and sunk that abe only about
feet out Of Cspt Bingham lashec them
felvc to various parts Of the wrack, In which perlou9
situation they remained for six days without food
water Two of the washed off and lost. Capt
his son and three others, finally rescued by s;hr
arab Z. heaber. as before stated
BnJa FRONTIER, before reported abandoned, seen
BY scbr Two listers, at Wilmington Nc In TOW Of schr
boz nc TO Ocrscohe 18th inst In hat "a - she had
about two three feet Of water In her cabin Nothing
| "a set known concerning the fate Of the crew.
BRIG CHARLOTTE at Charleston 18th inst from New York
experienced heavy weather and carried away main Top
gallant mast and forsop9aant yard 18th, OF Cape 10
main passed ship si,h loss Of main and mizxen NEST
! had jury mapmast rugged
scm J wnsoS, hence st wIlmir <ton, NC, 10th inst
| sprung ieAA nth and damaged hn cargo.
1 Rr ecHn ycHrsoE Alburx from Wilmington nc
fer Hsrtor Island. wv ashore .Is .ha. eo.sem w