The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18


snr INDIA hence at Lsauna while lying In mort. sas
struck by Lightning, which shivered the manroya mast
and datnsgeo the other spars and deck.
BRo barry ADElsE before ported lost on the voyage
from Curacao to New York. left the former port the
10Th ut aud on the same night encountered strong
hrtezes with heavy sea- this vessel sboring heavy
trey had light breezcs On tho 2ad again had hca-y
wes'her sDo on sounding the pumps fouaa 3h feat
Of water In the hold when they tn owing he
cargo ovsrtoard but finding IN hope Of saving the
sell concluded 10 abandon her, which they did nj o'clock
tie same evening" taking tho aud three pass ,ngcrs
In one boat, with Dol Of bread they we're
tvo nights and day in the boat. during which time
they experienced heavy see, compelling them hep
two consan y bang to keep tia boat from sinking
The A. was built ut Welk, Nc, In 1884, wherc Is
said to be owned 1s2 register and may he Insured
81 the eastward she had CARO- OF skins salt, wood
So valued al about $4,000, which is fully insured in
this city.
seHR NAHy, Of Falmouth, while in port at West Sand
wich accider tally set Ere last Wednesday evening
and before the flames could be extneushed Was nearly
consumed. The Mary had been employed q wood
coaster from West Sandwich to Boston during the
SON. There was no insurance.
SOM MOSES LEONARD at Providence. On the 4th inst
while 'a,ing IN cargo during thunder storm was
struck st which carried away main topma It.
and injured the manmast much that II will require
new one.
Hampton Roads 10th inst Tor repairs On the 9th, OF
Cape Haicrss encountered heavy weather, sp sails,
lost rigging and sustained other damage.
Inn pRornlKH HAnsn has bsep got of, and towed
but slight damage.
Tnr sarcn Of scbr Andrew Jackson Of Norwich, was
tacn n with 18th Instant about five miles North Of
Fason's Neck light, having boon dom By propeller
Charles osgoed new taAen on board the prope and
VERY sFvKrs storm experienced on Matagorla
Pay the 28'h and 9th ult The steamer Louisiana
was lying off the bar and for So hours was in great dan
ger, sustslng considerable damage in her wood works
though none Of very .erious nature large portion
Of her cargo was injured and would TO sold The schr
Charity, owned By Capt Bochner and valued a,out
had gcne the and taken soout 900 bar
res Of the Loaisana's cargo she was thrown on her
beam ends the 27th sbout six miles outside the bar
ard Immediately went TO pisces. the cargo becoming
total LOGS. Ono sesman was Crowned tho rem sind,r
five in number, were picked up by the Louisiana
NOsice 20 Mariners
QUARANTINE NOTICE
GnoA. July 2a--Tbe quarantine vessels from Mar
settles and other pots In the south Of Franco GOV
done ssas with 70 consequence Of the Asatc cholera
Wh.,.men.
Jones Jsnnsy Atlantic Ocean, st Gs,Sariaes 9ay 10
WITH 900 hbis sp 12co do VIII oil and 5000 i,s b,ne
Sent home 100 sos sp oil and 1000 bbls Reports
her Nh, IA months out $40 bbIs sp Heard iron ssmo
date, Two Bro hers. Chis NB 30 So. spose july 81.
bills sperm OIL 0scsoia Maoomber, N 8. no oil nusI
lat 32 L., loD I'd 30 Malta, King do 20 DAYS out clean
I'D ship Cornelius Rowland, pasGc Ocean; bark Robt
Posed up the Sound on afternoon OF l4ta bark Spar
tan, Cooh OF and for Proyiroe.own with 500 bills oil
"a a, MsIrn ION, bark Drom', z,her, Indian Ocean
90 btlr sp. 10 blkhsh oil
ia from do i4,h, ship Mohawk, Pacific Ocean.
ed from Ne~ Bedford 10th, ships Roman, and Scot
snd, Pacific Ocean.
SD from seq q rbor 18th brig Psrsns, Smith. aud
smack Ir,co Doyt, her tender, Patagonia and South
sbetisDo IsIar ds, for oil and sAins
RI at Prov Inceto 18TH bark Spartsn Cook, North
Atlantic 2i0 bhls 81, 5O2 blackish oil Spoke July -,
Alexander OF Provioceowu, clean; vrguA OF Orleans
20 %; Walter living Of 22e sp Bearu fom ssms DAY,
soper. Of p ITO %, ~ blschh-h oh Aug Joho
ADAMS Of ios up; Aug H. aA 10, brig ChoctAw, Of
Boston. frCn fuc EccklnD4