The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

ship Of % sss
ship Of uncommon strength N''' '1' = '''0 " "
same place sad BY Messrs Trufant, Drummond Co.
4. Phipssur Mo- 10Th bp Minot. ship of coo TONS
Disasters.
ns By h ha .sas
night Of sth inst caused BY the vessel missing stays she
Shore high ws.sr and the sass
rS s liz, falling % SHE and
tanned but little damage The weather been exceedingly
little damage or douis Her rom
sns landed the beach and three
,oon as possible when she would return to Newport Bs
sH,r QvErN OF THE SEAS, of St Stephen, NIB, lately
Wicked e. Liverpool Ms was now ship Of about o
sadFS S1 sSe
~ asrs
ss.Sy ront msrs1s sEs night q 18Th u
part Of the rigging have been and landed
shore boats and the 10th busy engaged land
The captain and crew all saved.
BnIe ROSWELL, Mathews from St John Nd, Of and via
in the gale OF 10Th inst badly strained and must discharge
BRIG TELroRAPH at Charleston from Matanzss. expert
age in sails, rigging &C.
Long Island, I'D int, lost part OF deck load.
pu Rfns Nassau vS by from G'n'' for New York.
Scum Iror n.,o pown,rcy ,.eor. ronor.o, ,,...xo,
near New Inlet III was bound to this port and sunk mmo
their from the shore they were cling
ai III %a soa and nd
s as Ts Ard the Sssw fsnsa safely ashore
new She is full of water ana will doubt total
loss s.., ,.-,.. ,-.., 9, v... ..
morning q ss h
n ss the sse o H. y
Rn1 This is doubtless the vessel seen BY
soHn cAnD!srn rrxr was run into at Wilmington, NC,
ed inst by brig Jesusa" which had parted her moorngs
tingse ssaTins and Osherwis damaging her The brig
ceved but little If any damage.
Sem csros which went ashore in the late gale at As
KS Extract OF letter to Ellwood Walter Esq, secy
-, SAY rsAscIsco, Dec 80
Of the bark Francis Palmer informs that gale Rio
prove that lie and property We're in danscr At the tune
ettson do not thinkt claim on the Under She
VIVA had 70 %
i hank a k. w.ssT from Manila
phSon ana the vessel sinking the
Seged 70 over some 10 tons q cargo ee And snssr
s1e master: sl:s learn from .sass r.:sny
into port Mer CARO- thus ia pdsd in yery good
Notice to Mariners.
CAPTAIN Na 81 the xhassSp Mount Ssrnep furnished
'he r % the seo ioi ,rs Rsn;n -.
in April last passed between Pinnacle island dat 4i n
long @ ~ ana ms passage has the ap
there are two clusters Of and rugged rocks OF
distance mile from each ssSer and each eussP about
half mile long They lay NE and sw directly IN the
feet above water and not laid down any charts
Is many vessels will be going to the SEM the somny
1% go s
little dependence be in the charts Of that part
Tho outer Tesraphc Station At Boston reported the No
ss9 fog bell tho south end Of b.
bells will be runs BY machinery and with BE- in operation
wv w ~ '''' n o
Washington, January 20, 1855.
there has ssshed s in the isna o. Cape ps
gado custom house. at which vessels Of foreign nations
ss.
''iisslon', as in the Po;. q Is..nsiaus.
On the assA Of August. and ain on tho s, four wh.l.
ship. ws,e seen p. from hs d.soye,y hp pgxer to u.
them wa. boar and proved b the fr.nIn Cap. Rich
mond who said these ships had been induced TO venture
,ss 2.sss ssssai is.sss. y CAPT csihs:ss
the hs Sc. o. Se on.
To Be before se'n more TINS ''f
Tyo, d,y.,s,n S y Q. r'sa. S:sas
D. 100 ''''' Spoken.
wa. Ssps CO enc i n.ls: a ''''''
NOT be made out was sesn Dec % 10 miles from Fernando
Rr;a .a frou nush, %, No,..,. Ia. u, Ia,
@H' lon 7a'o' Foreign Ports,
ANTwEhr.sid jan ~ snip francis B,CutonE Rockwell,