The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28

Telegraph Marine Report.
sI p sv OCT Tns S brig the ons
SANDY HOOK, Oct q, sunsc-No inward bound vessels
In sight Wind NV; weather clear and cold.
MiscellaneOus.
Capt VIM Berry, who for long has had an mpor
tant command In Nelson's New Orleans Ike captain
the steamship Montgomery Captain tsking the new
steamer Cuyler Of the line. Capt Berry time
commanded the steamship United States.
FsHIEG SNACK WnBURN, Fitch hence for Florida was
into of the Highlands the night Of the 18th inst in
heavy storm, by unknown schooner and carried
away uer ga split mainsai and received other damage
Anchored under the Highlands yesterday morning and was
taken In tow by steamtug Maryland and brought this city
To BE LAuNcHEp-Nex week Mr. G F Williams will launch
from his yard at Greenpo,u schr called the Tactics
built for Charles sDan and intended for the Brazos
Santiago trade She ITO feet long q wide and feel
About the 10Th Of Nov Mr. Williams viii launch schooner
rugged mail boat intended mails passengers
very sharp and built for Clarke Of the sandwich Islands
saIr BnAspYwIsE at Boston from Stockholm, Aug H. Ia,
warks and broken. Experienced heavy westerly
gales most Of the passage
BARR MAYHEM Thorp hence for Havana before reported
Nassau 18th inst
BARK SARAH Stevens from savanna for WORK before 70
ported put into Kingston ia In dsress encountered
hurricane between st Domingo Cuba on the ID inst and
ss e o. spa hs y %
below New Orleans I'd inst 10 ship Morning Star.
sGns JusTA Eastman from Portland 18th inst laden with
ccoth plaster and doors, consigned 10 Crowel Collins
Philadelphia, into AT 35 l0h By large fore
three paks below the edge taking main rail- and
sau cheons 10 the main rigging and carried retopmas
&c &c When rescused the schr in = sinking condition.
he .chv Inher Child that hands we're saved In one
hour and quarter after AL hands taken board
Luther Ctd the Junaa disappeared the water The
wss about ten old l6 ,oas and supposed uninsured
somr t Emss Bssnsg John Dow White from Perez
Of schr Ellen Bush Of Phscepha for CALVES
ergo rigging 2c The Ellen Bush sprung leak dnrnr =
heavy 49, when crossing Gulf and the deck load
under he vessel leaking al The rate OF SO a1
hour was decided u make the nearest land which
Of Perez being much by continual work ri
the pumps The brig John bow which loaking Kuano
70 relieve her. both vessels made sail mouth of The Mis-
sissppi On the passage the leak gained rapid the
leave her, she sunk Is 10 Is 30 The Ellen sush
lad an assorted cargo Of merchandise.
COLLISION LOSS Lye.schr Bio del Horts CHM nj
.anso the schr Exchange in and repsd thai he scr
Pacific Of southport Harris white laying during he
By unknown vessel and both vessels suk and ali bsnis
were los The Informant stated tat he ia picking up
thirteen persons.
scAR MARY Of Enzabsah Csty NC from Inagna for B,lu
more mn cargo Of guano. went ashore Oclcoke Bar
crew perish-d The vessel and cargo NJ a t,uI oss
ann sprung leak, during beavy weather.
ssnR 1oBs RoGsRs Elliott from pbIl,dalob,a for prov
an s s1y ~ a $50. With an nnknown ne might Of 18th
INTO Newpor nth by the Dracone, w. ~
sTrANgn BosroE, seew hence Al phna le,,hia oah Gao,
On, on bfgahtns beacn broke the key 0f plston rod
ne namnufg sean sp iiainmona o. the great Ba
newly painted = ~ so'hpe' ana
LAuHcnEDA wadoboro 2cth inst from The ward ~ ,..,,
Clark S'n asuperr snip 81 100 tons, called the we,er