The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
The Paraguay Expedition.
ARRIVAL OF THE CUTTER HARRIET LANE At BAR
BADGES.
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BADOES.
EVOLUTIONARY CORRESPONDENT.
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CARLISLE BAY, BARnADons, oct u, 1858.
We arrived here the night Of the 10th ns days
on, from New York. For the fret day had Gne wca
thcr aud favorable winds after that until three days pro
previous 10 arrival here had contend against
strong head winds. During the rough weather which
proved herself good boat, aud sustained the pscia
dces in her favor which her nc apIearance had produced
ing made this port last Saturday ten days out from Nor
folk ny sailing Four days in adv of they escaped
most of the bad weather The s of the coal vessels for
this expedition In aboattwo hours after IA
coal aod water ship. sail for Pcrnsmbuco
The bark rro~bridge for New Haven, sails today, and
csrree our mall.
UxrKD STATES STEAMER H,RRirr LAVE.
HaspoH % BAsRsposs, Oct. ~ 1865 (
CsrrnS FnxcE TO THE Cols,Tos;-
NY DtsK sm-I have Just time 10 write few lines be
fore the sailing Of for New Haven say that after
passage of ten and q half days from New York ar.
rived here all we'll The third day out from New York
encountered heavy gale from southeast that continued
for three days and most happy TO you tha,
the Harriet Lane proved herself be sea
possible and think Will be ready again
In three days. found here the United States steamers
Fulton and Water Witch which sailed from Norfolk tho
5th, and belong 20 the expedition Not finding the coal
required here, come delay may be caused thereby Ia
great haste, am, sir, very truly, your Trend,
Hon Arcrsrrs scu1I, Collector Of Customs, Scw York
urrYR saos usvr. ooSu&EtK 70 carr. HUNTER
rSuxp srsu@ Sryssge HARRIET Law,
CAsrIsIE hay, BafBApoes, oct. u, 1855.
US nssR c,F1nx-As an American bark sails for New
Haven in few hours I have taken the opportunity Of
writing yvu line 10 advise you Of our safe arrival here
We made tho harbor the night before last and came 70
ehor early yesterday morning. Thc Fulton and Water
Witch beth here, they having saicd from Norfolk
-four days before lon New York. We have beaten
them both nearly two days We had strong gale from
southeast with heavy 10 contend against for three
DAYS IN which The lane has proved herself FIRST class
sea boat aud fast. The vessel with coal arrived
hour after u.s. having sailed from Philadelphia on the it
instant We leave here for rcrnanibuco we
coal and water ship with Kind regards 70 your family
and the mess am a. ever my dear Captain yours SIN.
ccrcly, ID q. CoNSTABlE
ARRIVAL or rns rRiGArE SABINE AT nxaxrDa
Ere.
The gats Sabine arrived Bermuda On tho 3isi nit,
having In hurricane the 24th lost mantopsal and
foresa and had her bow ports FORGET in and her steering
gear seriously injured The British authorities promptly
rendered whatever aid might be required 70 repair la
magcs and she would proceed her voyage 10 Buonos
Ayrcs in a few days
The United States steamer wcstcrnport Commander
Thos. T. Hunter, will probably sail from The Brooklyn
Navy Yard Cor Paraguay Tuesday next All letters anil
papers sent 70 the Of Capt Hunter The Navy Yard
destined FOR friends on the coast OF Brazil viii be safely
delivered
The Norfolk Herald or the 9th inst says the sloopof
Prcbc was expected 10 sail the next day Tho fol
lowing IL n list Of her officers Commaudcr--Tho A.
jackson; \ ,usenants-A Brysop, y r. Lowry, r. N 81
lnor r. r. Brecse Passed Assistant SurgeonJ. NJ fay-
lor: purecr--N. Kelley; Nastsf-J. y Hiler; Marine
oncer-seccnd Lieu y Ingrsham, Captains Clcrk--
Thatcher Rcatgwain Grace tarponter--jos. Smith.
Purser's Cierk--Hurison fougb Ssmak@--D. G. Bray
ton Gunner swift
The southern sar went 70 saturday, eth INST.
and passed Cape Henry about cDg o'clock y ".