The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

The CLIPPER SHr SOVEREIGN OF TIH SEAS, Capt WArnsr
sri'ed at Melbourne th- 2sh November from Liver
pool, in about so days, having sailed fron Liverpool on
the 7th September. Tn. British steamship GrsA, Britain
arrived there ON the 18Th October, under 66 days.
LAUNCH Mr.. PeriAs launched the ship Suneysids at
two O'Clock YESTERDAY, from his yard at Grseppoiut
THs BURNT CPPERs or the three c!sppe, ship, which
were burnt at the pier FOOT Of Dover street 10 Dsom
the Great Republic, after being raised With immense Ia
bor was towed round TO Green Point where she no lies
The report from Boston lately that she be rebuilt
BY Mr. Mckay for "a EDgish company presurns /. In
correct the under witers whose hands she Is n have
lately efsred her At pirate sale The Joseph Walker
stu lies In the dock abe sunk ~ che time OF tbs
fire. The Submarine WreckDg Company have m.is soms
attempts to raise hor but have not Jet saccsea rhs
White Squs IL the only the thr ths, vet give,
tiRnso he She so At auction fs~ ago 20
coun, Il the derwriters boagh BY o.Is Smitn
Shipping and com mission nant Pearl for Ave
thousand and fifty collars She lies At foo. OF
Montgomery street East Iivsr where being raised
or tus dows to near the c,ppsr line Her bull il 10 ex
the uDparssd array of show hsr TO be
upque.tionaby SNIP OF the strongest csss We under
stand Mr. Oah, Smith contempatss verting her
steam tug for the rfs OF this pert With powe
eipe, and ftt superior to rug have had
here IL is estims.ed thai Tho will not than
when oompstsd, and ~iis bs inst uoh
the vigorous and srowing Of This metropolis
very nuch needs
sHoAr PAssAsrs Tho clipper bark Sea Bird, Captsis
Malta 1t OF the 3lst nit She sd from port
late the sfternoS Of tho 9th Of Jsnpary and e5use
qu'n,y made the passage in twenty sur days aud
teen hours, the shoitssr rbs shortest pra
vious Psuspe vas twenty Fix days. Tho Sea I'd jstt
Boston February 10. 1852 for Meisoarns. Australia,
ss s.Iboprus; went TO syds.,. ~; sssc, to Rio
JaDsirc; took cargo to Nov OfeAns from thsrs took
to Boston, and from hero proceeded With cargo
to Mslts- where ,he arrive stassd January
having been bat eleven months aud twevs days In per-
forming al these voyages = Boston <Hds.
ago, tho schooner b. Urqnh@rs Captain Adams, vas
capsEsd In Hampton Roads and Mrs Nichols, passsn
ger was reported to have been drowned We have just
been ont In pos eesion Of the culsrs attending
disaster which testify 10 the strensst
BILE and gallant conduct Capt Wonbl of ths schooner
O. A. Finley, who rescued the Of tho Urquhart I'd
the Of saving the vessel herself together with
large portion ot her cargo Capt w. the Urquhart
when she cspszsd ard rssde for her and on
and vent to tho week The oapsan were SAFE
but hrs Nichols In the cabin and likely to drown
there Capt W. had the csbin vndovs broksn to AZ
ford ber fresh air. but they crossed by grating
OF irop WAS found impossible got out through
them. Capt w. rst TO work 70 cut ont, Aad after
great ex.rtion cc.eeed in doing so the poor
being dead than alive from cold and terror. Hts
task then was to rsach his vessel which SID had
been obored sbep he fret with tho Urquhat
This attended with great Ia Tae wreck
had dstted two mile, moro white Captain W. At
work We have Described the wind blowing gale,
and they had only small yswj hich q teo m uch
wdet b be rafe In su,h posed stu alton Capt
however made the best OF bis condition and sftsr
much rsk and labor suoresded his weasel He
at opce prepared to render every assistance to kr Mich
os but shs expired in his whis be carrying
into the cabin Every that experience could sag
gest were resorted u BY Capt to restore snasn
without success He accordingly Aod Of wind and
put bash to smishfh H. where the ladys friends reside
That night the Wind came out fair for tho roads, and
Capt got under way to search for ths wreck This
wss on Wedne,day Hs found IT, and BY Gyeas exrtious
succeedsd In towing II until steamer coud be obtained
which was not until the Monday following During ell
this tine Capt W. remained bv the doing .llIa bis
power to rave !. karmsss Bat for him and Capt Dear
born OF the schooner a. g. WEetmors large portion OF
the Urquharts cargo would have been lost ard II Ia
much TO the orsos OF Capt. that he positively
refused 10 asoeza any reward for hs NO fol-
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