The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10


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All these .hips are not supposed be fully equipped
They carry guns vsy heavy c,bre and e resolved to
conquer or die As It Is said thsy re shall have
nAva en- on imp ecscsntei ia history
The Epelsh and French burning to be at them Its
reported that twenty four Russian sail OF tina ns were
seen Bstoum, and that OF the squsufon
had made chase.
Amorg the Absurdies o tta day. may mention that
three s Lon Pescs Society have actually
gone to st. Petersburg to the point with the Car
The Crsr himself will doubtless be elected honorary
member OF that ustioua society. he states his
paefo intentions srd ia the breath has ordered
his troops the Danube sons the whole Inc Of that
river thus invading Turkey The Russians have crossed
ut Rsn MAtschn, IsItsf ks lbraila sstriA Giargsvo
and are attempting IT a. Widdin
or the bsttl,s OF KaefAt (C,ls) have 20 accurate
details The loss Of human life is said 70 hIvo been fear
full This Turks have behaved nost ga autly, aud at all
events stil hold their sntrenshments the WalAchan
side Of the Danube.
BrunoW still here and Kesselen is also 81 Paris Nor
have the English and French ambassadors a. yet been
withdrawn from ST. Petersburg.
Austria and Prussia are stn 'dodging" Tho BIRD Is
scarcely diplomatic butt will express my meaning
There has been coup dstA st Esdrd Generals Manusl
Cercha and oDonel exisd to tae CAnares Generals
Jose CoHcbs and Infsnte otto to the Balsko Isles Gen
Armera to Leon. Various ministers have resigned the
Judicial Committee OF the Sc ste has suppressed
and, in fact, all Madrid IS tepty tuIvy.
stirring manifesto is expeoted every day firm Paris;
ditto from ST. Petersburg.
The Prince Albert question still rsgss. Pampnlsts In
Vulnerable have appsa,ed the subject with which l
win not bore your read,ra.
The enigrant ship Tsyieur from Liverpool for Mel
bourne has been Loaf of tie Irish F.ui hundred
drowned
Mr.. John Y. Mason Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plsnipotentary Of the United sate presented his
asntias to the Emperor Louis Napoleon Sunday last
The French Senate AND Legislative bocy have bsen
7oked for the 9th OF February.
sardina is preparing FOR
The Indian mail has been teesrsphe5.
conspiracy at Rangoon has ben put down BY the
EDslisb. Warlike preparations being made IA Irds.
There report that the King OF Prussia viii abdcA.s
No one doubts Of EaroPssn war.
Arrival of tho Antarctic.
FHR REMAINDER OF THs SAN FRsNcIsoo's rAssEs
6KRs-INTBREsTIse LKi rgR FROM CAPT. WATKINS.
sHP ANTARCTIC LIVERPOOL, January, 1854
NAmAsIEI HAwrHosss, Eo, U. 5. Consal, Liverpool
SIR have the painful duty port you the l3fs
OF the United States ma steamer San Francisco ander
my command.
The San Fran sseo was chartered by tho United States
enta A 4 sailed Ns yovk
foa San Franchise, Cal Dsc a. 1853 having on board
sight companies o. the Sd gment U. Artillery The
following is LIST OF the IN ,srs:-Cllonel VIM Gksss and
family conmandirg regiment; hsj and Brsvet Lieut..
Colonel Washington, Msjor Charles s. Merchant and
family; Surgeon Ssterles; Assistant Surgeon, H. E.
Weitz: first Lieutenant s. l. Fremont Regime nrs oasr
termsster and family; First LIeuten,n. Dosssr Acting
Assistant Comm ssay, and fsray Capt a,d Breves Colo
mel N. Burke; Captain and Bevet Msor George Taylor
and family Captain ard Brsvet Major r. o. WISE and
family Captain Field; Lieutsnsnts W. A. wnder
9 wineer +. q. Smith Van vost, j. Il. Casnder, and
w. 9 Rankin. Also Captain Gardener, OF the lat ORA
goors Lieutenant Murray, U. s. N; and about seventy
camp women ard ohiie rem.
Br Jacinto DrivhIz Brazilian Consul, Adr and servant
Capt. Battle, Brazilian Army, and iaIy Mr Gsosss W.
Aspinwai, Nr. j. Lolmer Graham, Jf Rev. Ne Cooper
and family Mr.. Tenrey, sr Gates Mr. South ick and
tleuan rame ut own, numbering Ia all chips
company inclusive, about $50 souls.
On right OF the 23d Dece Der judging my elf GA
the southern edge OF tbs Guf Stream, experience
most terrific gale from fhe northwest vht,h cont nued
70 increase with gs'Gt violence until it blew perfect
hurricane with vsty high irregular sea At so A. N.
ON the 24sh the ohif g'rer 'orte to rue that the
engines had broken dowa Up TO this time the ship be
havsd very handsomely but fhs immediately fell OF in
the trough o, the sea, and lab rcd very heavily Al
8 A. NJ lost foremAss ard AL the clnvAss ca tbs
abip carving away at the sAms time four of life
boats, with the wreck OF tbs spsrs.
had great ears that the ship could not safely
yutivs the gale Al N, lst as ths chisf engnser
was making effort to START the ens;res under high
pressure terrific boards1 us, rying With Il
EhOle OF the Aoon everything AoNlt pad
lie boxes and about $50 suls botn smoke stacks the
remainder OF our boats, STAYING about atty feet OF the
spar deck the main ssloon snd lssyiig the ship
Almost perfect wrecs, le'ktDs very niuch
Inc onovS Na MS ., Ins sse., sud otses' o,Sin
N. Washington, Bvt Msj Gao TAI lor and lady Capt
q B. Field, 1t R b. Smith Mr.. Ga'ss Of u Gates;
Mr.. renney, srd ~ oher ge0teman name unknown to.
gsther with l3e soldier, AID four Of the crs<.
The rem alder Of the psssnssrs sere possible
formed in TO assist Ia barg and ping aud In
twelve hours succeeded in gaining tao several
inches On the mornts Il the ash Tire weather becsms
the steam pump which relieved tbs passengers from
bailirg The crew, with nnneer OF carpenters iron
the mALd, were employed In clear away tie wreck
stepping leaks well Possbs in the upper wytks and
hghtesipg the ship
moderate gales with high, confused Ca the 2sh,
feu In vi b and bearded the American bark Kby from
New leans This vessel chartered BY Col Gates TO
take on hoard all OF the troops and them TO ths
nearest port in the Usitea States and at siooeed
cd In getting about 100 souls ard OF her whom
oeivsa word from u. c,psn that he could receive no
At l0P NJ Il commenced blowing fresh from the son II
ward and eastward, vi ras, aud At midnight II beu
heavy gale, with very high sea. At A. en- the Goth
the gale pet terrible Passengers were sgain mus
tered into gangs 10 psmp ard hall Daring the night
lost sight OF the Kby and ssw rrthisy o, her At
noon the gale moderated With tbs wind from tas north
On the 30th more mojerAts all hands employed IN light
snipg the ship and stopping leaks. Daring tho last gale
the ihip had lAborsd and strained much deemed
impossible for her to ou'lIve another; and a. h,d
motive pov beard BY which could work her 10 the
southwsrd cut Of the Gulf SIeam into fine weather the
engineer having decided that II was impossible TO work
the engines again. and the passengers and crew yer, FAST
dying Cd with fatigue and exposure-l dstsrmned 70
abandon the ship the efst orpoI tuniy o. the 3lst
wind blowing fresh from vest southwest -ith isht
fell In with ard spoke the British ship Three Be,
OF Glngow bound for New York. requested the Captain
20 lay ~ Us until moderated ard take us a. vhioa he