The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01


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Loss or the WHALING BARKs PHGNIx AND OCEAN wAvE.-
Capt Handy the bark Phonx who arrived at San Fran
CISCO Nov g. repors-The whaling bark Phoenix, Of Nan
Cf New Bedford Capt. Baker were both wrecked
Beng out from sAn SaS Bay on ne . a
harbor OF the end Of Elbow i,and came g anchor the
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anchor o'clock in the evening when the wind shsd
WY accompanied b thick snow storm Let. 90 all our
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ocean Wave, like vessel had drssgsd her anchors
s slipping The
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sa
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she also was missing We stopped with ali
wsr on the sn ana % n ooa hes Calm
found there ihs and from The Information fur
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an sa
1850 bb whale OIL and had sent home $50 bbls VIII $50 and
~: sSs
and aso $500 on the caoans outfits Pacific oe
ana
S on s Of
Baker q FALMOUTH Mass captain; Norton frat mate;
Jr, of New Bedford seamanl
TIE x. s asD pscc e., M rc s cnRp s
Francisco for bearing between i've and sx hun
he
N oy but SpE Which Ss r her s%s
latter fulal her A this june
s
diate prepared by the AGENTS Of the line owning the above
passage Havana from there BY steamer o New
asr ns While s%s
five number preferred still to await the arrival
North ~ which ssressr d a. s9
smspg the n Sam Ss awns q
accident discovery Of being
wiling q co. he balance among whom We're many ladies' CON.
sdeng ne peril life too great and Dreferng Sslas dan
The 18Th Of November the steamer Northern Light Of the
sasas he
the latter without further expense committee OF
said were depa.ed to wait Captain Tns
cn The commiee performed their oos and returned with
assurance Of that ocer that he would take the
chased afford them The best bis
he said steamer Northern Light the ah day Of Novsm
| In view Of the foregoing fact It Is therefore
Uncle Sam, Of The Vanderbilt line her trip from San
snd q
regard Of The obligations entered into by said company and
Resolved That while we deplore the accident to the North
hefeby YET we orSea tie
% upon the signal ras Us OF
Resolved. That Captain Tinklepaugh for his immediate
thanktbsi he and bis generously
shall ever remember him with respect and gratitude as an
Resolved generous treatment have received By
recommend this line to the consideration Of all who intend
f. Jo
ssph Simpson, Ten ay saS sSS
%m sy nsaa fnd cs
A l. Tross. and others
GLITTER SHIP ANDREW JACKSON SAN Among
the vessels now loading see that this famous and avors
clipper again receiving freight Francisco, R. NJ
Cooleys Merchants Express Line This has
CT s Ssp
Williams who has heretofore ably commanded her. feels
ns year.
reported have been wrecked Cardenas
hat w wr have seceye mn
particulars of her oes)
SHIP CnAIxscEA letter received in Marbehead from Capt
Francisco Aug arrived Hong Kong Sept IS in distress
ime 70 write before mail closed At Hong Kong 0A's''
Dates from Key West to 10th inst state that also
had been brought to that from the stranded ships
reported
STEAMSHIP TEssEssEE at New Orleans from Vera re
that was experienced the 18th inst brig Amna
from Boston No lives were lost The vessel and
Oct y for Havana The was classed AZ 1919 built Brs
scHR WV HowErI-Capt Henderson, of shin Pyramid at
Norsa9s reports thai on the 9Th inst lat p Ion 50 O5
ierogged y D"''A~'' "a
sc1E MAssAsoIr of Frankfort Me-, ss tons, loaded with
Albert and evd % s m9
sailed from lh nit Came out Of Portland harbor
sister thee
F @ re- o nes
persisted among the breakers.
81 Nov tA% ns1 OF
Next day her head board came ashore with the name May
As % for Of nsS
eddy the same ship.
United States arrived Last night from Port Prince bound
si and
E Scr esr ss 81 & letter Eli
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| register. 49, N'-'
LAuscHrp-At Mystic Conn 18th inst from the shpyard of
yet y
| Roswell Ashby late of schr Simeon Draper.
The ship recently launched from the OF Mr. Charles
Mne %s
Mystic
ship Of about 1850 launched Newburyper 2sh
inst from the yard Of John Curer Jr She is 76 feet long
~ feet inches wide M feet Deep and has 10 inches swell
side She is owned by the builder, and is for SALE
Notice to Mariners.
ss asesx s he ana Sa S
their places occupied by Spar buoys for the winter
| BY order of the Lighthouse Board
THE0 GREENE Lighthouse Insp, LIST dist
Portland, Nov Is, 1852
| WhAIemen.
Sid from New Bedford 10Th inst ship Ocean, Clifford Pacific
i Ocean,
Heard from at Aug &C. ship Swallow Stewart NIB, 400
| sp, $40 hpbk
Report Of the Arctic whaling Sept 81 by ship Massa
chusetts San Francisco NOV 6:-Cambra Peas
bills Francis Henrietta Drew, Nh 600 dol Java Lawrence
b. 100 do, Congress- Strawbnrg NIB, LIS do Daniel Wood
Morrison, NB 400 do ictc, Phillips. FIJI $40 Geo How
land Pomeroy NIB 600 do Fanny Body NIB 1850 dol Bru-
s berry of Warreb 1000 dol California West Nh 400 do:
Massachusetts Green, NIB, 600 do Orozmbo Pease NB 500
do; Spleudid Pearson Gold Spring 900 do Della Knit
worthy New London 600 do Rapid West New Bedford