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menet SGrifttn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25
The Yacht Wanderer.

From tho Philadelphia Evening Journal, Nov. 10
We are permitted N copy part OF letter to oil orr
cii ems from reiis6ie source, which throws new
beli upon the supposed s,sathy escape OF the Wan
del r.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 7, 1859
send you a few lines to let you how things
done iso accounts in tho Nor,hsrA press Of the
Ma n, alias Captain Paen. Now, In truth this Is all
CANNON. myself witness Of all her dongs before
she sailed, board OF her several times Wills
tie kading, or, should have SAID taking in her
stores. THIS done openly, III broad daylight, hun
oreds OF citizens looking on. All her stores came
through the cotton press, when belongs TO tho
Of the yacht ], seems strange that the
cutter should have watched her for months while
she was lying up, with no sails bent aud no stores
aboard hut she bad shipped her stores and
tsd her sails bent bauled out III the RIVER that
the should had business which required her
put sea, that, upon her Disappearance tho yacht
should have got npoer way and LETT the port To show
the openness Of the whole proceeding would state that
the yacht shipping hands week before she
sailed, giving TIL tw, nty dollars month and four dol
lars head every negro they lano safe All the fuss
they made about the captains carrying OFF the shipping
and bis runner is all in my eye The latter has
boat carries sao down 10 the ships that load in the
o.Ter down. II would have made You laugh TO see he
owner, Chsrley Lamar, sbase Of tue yacht the next
DAY BE could from the top Of the steepe Cd FIX
change when the arht got He then got steamer
and two Custom house officers and started after her
he was Ike the Irshman hooking for days. work and
praying that be might hot find t. The yacht nal crew
OF twenty reveD and plenty Of board
OF her. What she gong 70 do, time only will tell Capt
Patten is an old slave trader.
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TeIegraph Marine Report,


FORT LAFAYETTE, Nov ~, sunset-So inward bound
vessel In sight ship Ocean Telegraph for San
pin, for Acapulco and bark " Moraes for Gibraltar AZ 20
and steamship Huntsville for Savannah a, 35 PM Wind n
fresh; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Nov "A. sunset-No inward bound yesses
n sight Wind N fresh; weather clear.
HleHLANps, Nov "A, sunsetshp Caroius Magnus from
ayre o. anchor outside the bar one bg the onng Wind
N, blowing heavy; weather clear.
Miscellaneous.
shIf y u CosTAE-A letter from Capt Hamen gives she
particulars OF the oss Of the ship Costar shieis for
with ane weather. The day he weather .uned 20
gale, and nnued to the might 3lst Was of he Gs
wind both changed 10 fetch the apd under my lee
Inoughl pest 10 Keep OF and 70 eewarc gale
Mas nsreasins to hurricane should plenty
We had Just got to leeward when the suddenly shifted TO
ne NV which brought us under the lee Of the land
lore we coh ge her around the ship struck very heavily
the aand Wegot her OIL but found was SINGING and i'm
M aaiely got oe long boat ont and every Jumped IT,
the vessel going down head FIRST with everything her as
jumped on The rail- sasouy twenty from the time
she struck ui she sunk 10 nine iahoms All saved
wss hat we stood IN. We FIVE boat pulling
before wind and which we're terrific when we made
light which proved to be dsherma, board OF which
eifnan Tor Tour day aud landed at Yarmouth
Snir LAnRAsrg-Capt Percy OF the ship Iarrabce,
rom New Orleans for LIVERPOOL previously reported arrived
vessel experienced severe hurricane during which she struck
on Ma'ana Reefs but passed safely in about 70 minutes
,ahons water With 10 fahoms Of oh n out On The lih INST
The wind having moderated and the vessel having
for ssyar nah lhe pumps kept going constantly and
the ship making feet wner daily the night Of the
18th while endeavCng 10 make Tybee, the vessel became
manageable and driven lahore the tail end Of the
south breakers with feet Of water In her hold The
TAIN his arrival Savannah made application Messrs
brigham baldwin for assistance when they nmedia,ey
despatched two steamers with Sufficient number OF men
try all possible the cargo On The
1h the steamer Resotc Capt Christie Savannah
from the wreck with the sails cordegs aoa provisions beoag
the vessel besides y bales ~ cotton her CARGO
lie reports the vessel lying In a.bos water al hph tide
with but little prospect Of her being saved There
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POSTAL DIR ECT RY.
Foreign and Domestic Mails.

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. Norh-Abeny, Buffalo and Canada .s45 N.
western rSo mail T Erie % NJ and T.
South and southwestern
Eastern man, BY railroad Ss A. NJ and p n
+" by steamboat. ...........3 r. NJ
SUNDAY MAILS. On Sunday all mails close At this
It win be seen thai the Eastern mall by s'eamboat now
closes at p. M. instead of4.
CALlyoRsA. BY sieanshp Northern Light Monday,
The Overland NAH for California leaves s. Louis
every Monday and Thursday AZ 8A.M Letters
designed for Il should be marked Overland, VIA
s. LAKE CY The Overland mail from st. Joseph o) Salt
Lake City, leaves st Joseph every Saturday, at
SAN. Letters should be marked Overland
HAvAsA......s BY steamship De Solo, Wednesday.
So PACIFIC By steamship Northern Light Monday =
BAnAnA ISLANDS On he day after The arrv. Of each alter
nate Cnnard packet at this port, being once
month, the steamer karnak will be despatched
with mails for the Bahama Islands TO be landed
at Nassau N. p.
EUROPE. BY steamship New York, for Soathamp-
ton and bremen, Saturday, Nov b. .l01s A. n.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BOMBAY The Over land mail to Bombay closes 10 London
az fOiows:Via Marseles on the Sd And 18th of
each month. Via Southampton on the lab and
CAIcurrA Sd l0th 18Th 36h via MarseEles 9Th, 18th,
1Nh, 9TH, via Southampton.
CHINA Gc. Via Marseies the 10th and Goth Via South
ampton 4th and 10Th
AUsTRALA Via Mafseies and Suez the 10Th Via South
ampton and Suez l2th.
MIURIrIUs, Via Alden the 4h and 9th of the month.
BRAZIL. Via Southampton on the 9th Of the month
R- The Narseies mails despatched
dates. Should Of these dates tail Sunday the Ia
despatched the following evening
The Southampton mails despatched the morning of
above dates should Of these dates fall Sundag
mail ID despatched the morning previous.
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amos Pennsylvania land titles that they al
most afraid " touch them, and when hey do 80 they
generally ten thousand unnecessary precautions IN
ing themselves aughably ridiculous in the exercise Of
Csive With the abundance Of funds in New YORK,
the CITY can control every enterprise project promising
escape whether In railroads real estatea fact that
might be probably remembered by European capitalists.
York shoud be "gngsry handled abroad uDless those
who tonch have arrived at the conclusion
o 20 regardless OF expense''a state Of mind pecu-
arh fectous for the operations Of the 6nancier, The
Spectator and the sharper, who may be on expeditions
10 replenish empty treasures or collapsed purs 49,
Nsw YORK, Nov. Il, 1850. SCRUrATOR.
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Gore and ether Engshmep 81 the bottom Of ! -
revolution which ousled Nora, utterly uDfounded u
circulated doubt, by hura himself, for the pur
yose VI exciting the American public auns, the provision
al government but glad W that there Is co much
solid god sebss Ia that msnd (exosb&e ~ gene
rally H) no ed away by such inventions sagacons ana
taking az they All can say 70 this II u has ossn the
work of hRlshmen the American ctzens OF Costa hcl
every one, them heartily approve Of ii, and endorse
as their own
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For Savannah, In lbe sesmshp hnpsevie-P Scranton
and wife Miss Mary Brown. MISS ixje Knox Jacob Nor
man 20 kpos, y Sanford Fuller, Rev Bren.
Rev Machin, T W SchOOmaker j nciongh in "
Mers~ ieb Mrs Wheeler j. scranton Butler. Miss
hsrv Knox, fepj Andrews Mor Ksstsn Mrs Armstrong
Harvard and wife, Plant, Ayres Mrs Clement, and
62 serage
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ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner Richmond, &c TO Ludlaun
4 Plessants.
Brig Proteus Chpmau Cardenas Nov H. with sugar. 10 Jas
Ward Co 10Th inst lat 70 80 Ion 60 spoke brig Ghas
Frost from Cardenas for Philadelphia with OF deck LOAF
molaeses water casks and bulwarks supplied
scbr Davis Fisher, Savannah days. with cotton TO Nc
with cotton &c, TO Vim = Scranton 80
Schr Smith, Wyatt Charleston DAYS Will, cotton 10
McIready, Mott a. Co.
Schr II Huntey. Hammond Baltimore days with coal
TO Mailer Lord Quereau. When within wiles Of Che
speake BAY by unknown ship which carried
away msinhoom sp mainsa smashed boat and slaed tad
rail On the outward passage Townsend mate fell over
board and drowned
Schr Wonder HallocK, Providence.
schr VIM Gregory, Smith kondout for Boston
schr Hertz, Spoford, Rondout for Boston.
steamer Potomska. Nye. New BEDFORD
Steamer OsPray. Kenny, Providence.
cd on the bar. y "
Brig Nn,urn (Br), Cook from Havana (spoken sd inst
20 miles by from Barnegat by pilot boat Edmund Blunt
No o. ~
Brig Remington, from s, Marks spoken I'D inst 20 miles
sE from Barnegat, BY pilot boa, Edmund Blunt No ~
SAILED.
Steamship Huntsynle Savannah
Wind during the day NV, fresh.
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NORTH COAST rRANCE-DoyER NEAs
Official information has been received Department that
the Imperial Ministry for tuDc Works has
tee that and aissr Dec u.s. 1879 Light will exhibited
dorm the whole OF the night from
the early part OF 1858 90 thc eStres edge OF
from the coast Of Point de wace about miles
from Calais aighth USE
1begh Will be 8xed white HIGHT varied every twenty sec-
onds red flash and without any ecpse duration the
white light VIII be sxeen seconds aud Of the
seconds
The light will be 3 Of highest tides ana
should be visible distance of 10 miles
Che beacon Is nseful guide vessels when the
covered but left dry at low ordinary springs II
oiv--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25
MLRITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
Expire CIr1-From New York d. arriving at Havana TIL
and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 2h Havana ga
arriving at New York 18th
CAHAwBA-From Now York l1th arriving n Havana 7th
end New oreans 10Th From New Orleans Eth Havana S0
arriving vt New York Sd.
PBHApELPmA-From New York 18th, arriving 1t Havana
SD and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans sh Havana
1h arriving al New York 18th
De soIoFrom New York 9Th, arriving Havana lat and
New Orleans 3D. From New Orleans lAh Havana 18th,
irving ut New York 18th.
1oREIows-from New York Dec arriving At Havana
leh. The Yorktown calls from New York every days
KARNAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau Mp, on
he arrival of alternate Cunard York
B-W hen the above dates fall Sunday the win
ssA on Monday, except from New Orleans
BPECIAL NOTICE.
Al packages and letters intended for The NEW York HnRALp
should be Seold.
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Oar Hong Kong correspondence.

HONG KONG, sept To, IS3H
5Ae Storm in Chsna-A Succession Of Taphooas and Cy
clones, dc.
The chief Incidents OF the last four weeis have been
sscoessou Of ,yphooos disastrous in their cac, ~
On the the coast shipping
The typhoon Of the 9th Of July the frs. serious
blow OF the season. but the passed one hundred
and fifty miles eastward of this port fu effect was
sol experienced here This was the gale 10 which tho
Pananns, Eymph and Sea Nymph were disma,ed. The
latter although after the gale has made appear
asoe in any port and is given up for lost
On the 10Th OF August heavy cyclone passed to
westward OF this pace dcug considerable damage the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25
DANISH WEST INDIES.

Exports from the Port Of New York to
Foreign Ports for the Week Endiny
Nav AZ 1870.
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yersl steamers vessel The captains and crsvs ~
.Sea ssdssSorDs save ~ ,hs cargo hat tSey Dos
I..rs.oss before spcr,ed .sho.e Middle Ground
over b. H. % e., and
mainnaa are badly sprung and was On us Ss
her bottom she had become nss1 nS asd
B.Rs p WAIVER os Boston, from wscassat for Havana
S s n..s s. rsd "a
cs, morning .hen shs "a l.s!ne survey has been
90 on the marine railway for repairs.
praS, hss E hsfn nass from Ns~nasls u for
aovmenSo neiorc reported spoken with crew sick,
BIZ BRIG ARsurus Baker Shields Aug % Tor New Bed
ogd sns GO Tor soson also put into Yarmouth Ms lh
BRe wscolD. at Boston from Csyes had severe gales
n % s standing
RHe ALsroN Carlson Rangor for Mvs,tc nm, ,no o.
lem on the I'D us with sas spill. aud Lss part q deca load
scnR orion tof Frank,in) Reed from Boston for rrep
N ballast anchored Cd Msaday nsh. It Wood arbor
situation. 's0'ou'
sh Int on IhrSrss Point and bsed sarso u lumber dss
aed .. homes Hole dragged ashore night o. during
ss o. put VIII probably have 0s cargo Of 'ur and corn
scnY EnzAsrrn ADAMS nom Boston for wIscassst while Al
schr victory Of Camden which across her bow WIN
Sem john roAsyrH from Jacksonye for Richmond put
gone, and part Of deck load Of Ia nber thrown
schr fleetwood OF 1893 TONS built Danyers Mass in 1851
has been sold for 5000 cash.
Notice TO Mariners.
Notice hereby given that have been placed
TO mark the approach 10 Townsend Harbor Name
lows
Channel RockBed and Black Spar Buoy with horizone
stripes.
Burnt Island Lighthouse Nwxw. "a miles.
NE end FAbernens bland T. u inle
Buoy 30 feet SSW from shoaest part of LEDGE which has
hypos,ss lsdse-Rea Spar nucy, Nos
sW end Fisher mems Island W u nile
Buoy sits 81 feet SSW from ledge which lies between white
Island aid Fshermeps Island ad should be sarboAr
hand by bound Townsend Harbor 1he ledge
u awash lowest
Channel Rock Cards Rock and Uypocrte Ledge Bnoys,
are not seen by vessels entering Townsend HarbOf
westward.
By order Of The Lighthouse Board
THEO p GREENE, Lighthouse Insp. In dih
Portland, Nov q, 1850
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-20
Joy to the Afflicted
"HOUCHS VEGETABLE PANACEA'
AND UNIVERSAL REMEDY.

HTUFN IL Is that nine-tenths Of al dis
w eases arise from a disortered stomaen q an I'M
pure stare o. the biosL it win not ppear an anomalous
Circumstance that a single medicine should possess suen
universal attributes. nase whohave tested rs virtues
know By it, Effects upou @ eusercs that 20 pen hoNefef
.kiufuI can DO full and perfect ilstlce % its transceudant
e~xcelieuce in the healiug art
Persons hhoriuE under chronic diseases o. Harloa-
types, ladies' subject To- Viaieut headacles and atner CON-
plants peculiar % their sex. ull I'D IN the Fanacea q
remedy admirably adapted 20 relieve heir sunermg and
i~nviEnrste their systrm-unsupsssei BY no other IN
may. ItF Gmposei entirely OF v~egetahle matter
1uufains 10 teiefsrtons iE1reileut, and hsnee may D.
PLACED In the hands o. he most inexperienced win per-
f-aszfery. Is Il anever faiilns remedy Tor chlidrenm
the nri1ev diseases % which hey resuhieu-immrli-
ate IN acti1u ana ast1uishIug IN ~ ceraiive pruFfrles-
70 Ell persons lahorins under n-Tv9ls Erlao.il, or
ne stomach, either from long continued eyspepsm % IN
irIici1us use Of drastic medicine, the ftnacea VII Be
fou1i IN it, altsrativs and tonic elements INST ssiuiary
eVerts In he form o. The most beautiful ooubina-
ton the power % subduiug diseases o. almost ever
type, a. ne learned viii perceive ~ ne foiloNing lro-
rsffva usfl1ut heinz vialeut crminauve aml gently
dimuiafiu- withalt iujmiuE he nerves BY dcbiitauuE
them. udstermines 70 nc Urtace ana thns relieves
the inieruzI PARTS % the tgsiem frum OPPRESSION oonse-
rueut uuan ohsfruction- 70 is reutly opeuing and here
tore relieves the alimenfary and Intestinal viscera By
~pruducinE evacuation ~ Ell ieletertous natter tsttms
49, ~ fir~- I, a rr-nrr secretion o. bHe-its erectz
upuu ne stomach O. most peculiar N rsnoFating and
preparing Dc for h~eaithful acton. To acs upon tne lid
neTs and ne Whole urinary pafsagrs hih ty direct and
fnIir--f proc-zsas. thereby RELIEVING thea from ai
rhatrrrtion and consequently Effects a cure ~ any disease
wLC1 nav be existent therein Ms nelllnfulT opera
tive IN afttiions Of ne brcasf BY ig healing. expec1oraut
anf rerty stimulating raFeu. To ts henedcial IN al
chrunic uicers from is p~urtfytng qualities and actiFe
TENDENCY 70 nrufrauze the mischievuus nature o. al
q sons IN ne fesh and hlrsl hutltE useless o. emu
aarats further the properties Of this iuvaiuatfc med-
cine. It's virtues have thousands % living witnesses who
with grateful hearts and ~touguesof truth have pronounc-
ID iH eulfrium.
me immense demands for the Pznacea is evidence
suncieut that 70 possesses ne many virtues claimed for
i. Iunurnerahle certiIcatus o1uid b prodrret nd re
mink q Necessary. proViuc cat We are not over Ee1uus
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