The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-25
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA March 24-Arr steamer Palmetto "a.
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srsrR ssrss Mayo aosys Msrcy TssSE Assoa
Eeurlan Newburytos Fanny, spencer New York Andrew
Fulton. Thatcher Boston; Sharon, Thurlow, NeWbury
Cid steamer Ielavare, Cooes NYork tArss Amy, Ham.
Boston; Nashua Lewis Boston; briggs Condor, Allen
a. Port au spain T,nidsd Dost Eoses cStteeu
Asva.cs Ivan Chssiesen scnrs sar hksrso2 Prov
Providence FERN, South Hcxtury, Mass A' 0''''''1
sceilaneous a"d Dlsasters.
g For additional particulars o: the loss of ship John Rut
leese, lee nsws columns.
Eg- See arrivals at ihs port.
ExTRAoRD.s DPArcH-The clipper ship Dreadncusht,
Capt ssDues sailed from this port for Liver pool 2h Of
January whsre che arrived in fifteen days. discharged and
took in another an arrived here the go inst thus
forming her in Atty eht days Her return passage
accomplished in twenty three Gays.
QUICK PASSAGE The ship Golden Gate Capt Deuing
ed on SUNDAY from Ply mouth Eng, in twenty days.
SHORT LONG PASSAGE EunopE-TSe packet ship
American Eagle Capt Moore, from London and Portsmouth,
arrived Monday 2h inst havirg lett Portsmouth, 2eh
thus making th in "a DAYS The brings Is cabin
passengers ar d lS5 In the Storage.
,se steamship NSrihern Lssht wss taken into the large
ioo1s sou oi INTO the large
saIr Jons Eu1LEDcE account of he loss OF which
s &c @ 20 M tens rsgssr sn IN
abou; sfso freight about $4,000; from $5 900
siD coo. and vas Insured In Wal street and Boston.
snir Jony CUNNING, A6ama; In faup ton Roads from
Ctn cha islands, had heavy weather and damaged sails
rigging.
SHIP EoR wEsrFs at Boston from Calcutta, the
Jhnusry, OF Agos Bay had heavy INV gaze during
oa,sN Of uda with heavy norhefy gales
Snip CH RIOT OF FAVE at Bo from Liverpool the ls
ard blow Ing from every po Of The compass 10 NSw lost
fns ~ &. head S IL rs. M Is
lon 49, saw several small icebergs Has been days of
% s BY he sts ss from snip
Ba BARK RoAuLus Capt Knowles ship Chariot Of Fams
81 E with Day John = So sa 70:
1 .ie S Sep bark
een ssd three avs The ew living in the tops They
Forbes gives the @ owing of the less that
On oe Ss s xs. 11fa
ss o. ss s'% sat
away . the heal sssd
@
. %Son and % s.sss a. stove order
ss "a e s,s
sS. e' o% prove: s b ss e,a
with lso coal In hsr crippled condition. Captain snow
mpostibe to keep he' aoat Capt Francis thought best TO
After considerable difficulty both rolling
heavily with ekeavs all hands the bark, including
the captain bis wife and child and Mrs Nolan passenger
taken safely boa'd the Crmea, and arrived New
York Capt Fran els the mate and others the bark
portion personal propery vessels pa
psrs. chsrts log, NC The Forbes good vessel Of
about $50 burthea and insured together with her
cargo
BARK BREEZE, Boston from Smyrna, llh inst in
at 81 Ion g. in NV gale, shipped which bull
wArks plank shear, and broke stancheons
BR BRIG FREs TRApER-Accounts from ST Johns NF state
hat British brig Free Trader Capt Elder which en New
Virgins shoro of Placenia bay and board
bad persisted No assistance could be rende rod the unfru-
people from the Shore Five of the bodies been
picked Seven were board of the
before sunk Several articles had shore among
them carriage which correspond that kns wp to
have been shipped by the Free Trader
BRe HoRArIo Plum 81 days from Key West to Pro.
violence put Norfolk eaking per hour,
with nsir n asst sprung and loss OF jib and sails.
BRIG VENUS for some ashore Nantucket was got
night of 2st and arrived at Holmes Hole next day Sac
her hold and 1900 strokes per hour.
Has gone on railway.
scHR KEssraoros-Capt Michaes Of ship Gondar at Char
Liverpool repors-Ihe Gondar has experienced
westerly gales oushou the passage and WAS down as far
10 with strong westerly gales at II O'Clock discovered the
standing tor with coors hosed uui m
down and found her In want OF provisions and
water rudder broke sails and rigging disabled She
pocec from recoua, Menco, bound TO York
a. had been rad been blown the Gulf
ines She supplied with prnAsons and ~aer ~ the
crdar trying 10 Into 81 1homss then dstaut
ston 44N miles The Kenngon had on board the
ne brig Hobart OF safo. Maine II Drmbe-: thev
havpg been sven % In Isl IS N, ito57 10 W. the brig snx