The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

CLEARED.
steamship White Cloud, Sands, Hong Kong-Master.
Steamship Montgomery Croker Savannah-H b Cromwell
Steamship Florida Crowen savannah--s L Mtcbil 4 Son.
sieamsnp Columbia Berry, Charesion-spodord Tiestos
Steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk. &c-H Ludarn.
Ship ycorts Ande y Iondon.E Morgan Wiley.
shin Rachel, Ha%ln New oreAasmEass Hazard
BARK il dsmbls Fowen, 81 Mails.
Fs H STss sts ssss Church Co.
B Brs T nuSss s1 psvs $ Ishn Smith Co.
schr Florence Mount, Brazos.
ssr r.s ssssos Levi, ss
shT Cabot . map Ms13n, so; Ns Nlcksrson
sSRsr TSomS.oa soSa A%Sey
ARRIVED.
with and 'pa o saf brsS'Sn
s i5ss ICEBERG. saa
ana with
kansa @ Feb 49,
Bark gerhard 0denburs Te ;nsj Boston days. in bal
'i S s oAs s with
to Geo Moke Co Experienced heavy werther on the pas
v Webster Bennett Charleston, day.. with cot,
schr Geo Davis Davis Charleston 6dsys with cotton, &C. 70
sss Asss s%gsS:SSs IS
schr Gertruds Horton a Rocrlaud, days s
scSr Mods%an rncs EScsand days
sssr Mary Vie Brewster Rocis1d gays
slOop spragus. Gibbs, Providence.
BELOW
The pilot Waterbury, No TO- reports the schr Ocean
Bird from Aatanzas.
SAILED.
Steamships Columbia Chareston Florida and Montgomery
Savannah; Jamestown, Richmond.
for Glasgow, have both anchored in the upper bay.
Wind this morning ENE with snce7 o'clock; sunset
Teleuraph Marine Reuort
SANDY HOOK NJ Feb q susset-Two ships and four
shore. Wind NNE, fresh
al Nj FEB S Of
SQUAN, NJ, Feb &C. sunset-No vessels In sight. Nothing
reported ashore Weather cloudy and stormy Wind fresh
foggy and raining. Wind fresh from NNE
miscellaneous.
The steamship Black Warrior Friday evening
about l26 feet and Can't BOVINE the Underwrers agent
poets she will be Aeaed of high Tho steamtug
screamer left the steamer yesterday morning O'Clock
bringing Capt Bovine the Underwrers agent and all hands
that there employed They reported wind bowiog
gale from ENE and showing hard Were compelled leave
he ship and stop both steam pumps she filing fast Capt
Bovine will proceed 10 the steamer again
moderates.
We have received another repo stating Black War
ror breaking up, and will be total loss On Friday while
the screamer endeavorng haul off, the
hawser parted breaking both legs of of the tugs
Oh cargo on BOARD WARRIOR
portion Of which has been saved-272 bbs bour
cotton, l9 bales SKINS II boxes gum q mdse
do Ill bbls do II uerces do II kegs do bds Sc pkas
cases segars, casks hams % bags mdse.
The steamship Marion still ashore and In the
position Steam got the ship yesterday. and high
they endeavored with the aid OF the steamtug WIN
Webb, 10 get her of, but all efforts were unavaling.
SHIP ELIzABErHBoston, Feb 26The shp Elizabeth. from
12 O'Clock TO day She hole In her. Ne part
cniars The built at Bath Me, In 1884, Is 679
ter rates Az and owned by HARDWOOD Co OF Boson-lBy
telegraph Ewood Waller Esq Secretary Board of Under
writer's.
BR BARK ESTHER FRANCES OF and for Swansea from
with 400 tons copper was totally lost the reef the
South point of the 18th u About 200 of the
and materials have been saved. Vessel total loss
BRIO ExALI Philadelphia, anchored 10th inst of the
Fourteen Foot Bank and dragged upwards miles dur
ing the violent SW gale, losing an anchor.
BRIG EAsr-Capt GRAHAM, Of brig East hence ct Galveston
reportsJan 30. Hole in the Wall miles John Johnson
jumped overheard while In state Of insanity, and
was lost Every exertion was made TO save him.
Nearly all the pig board of brig Victor before re-
ported wrecked near Ardrosan the 18th u had been saved
and would be sent forward 10 Providence In another vessel
II insured In Providence for $780, equally divided
the Roger Wnliamsland American Offices.
ScHR ALEN from Philadelphia for Havana was aground
on the lower END Of the Ledge In Delaware Bay.
The following table gives summary vessels In th
harbors Of New York, Boston, Baltimore. Wilmington
u latest accounts from each of those ports.-
NEW YoRK.