The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

schr Ms1son Rogers Fsrren New Haven for Virginia
sioop W B bowen Nedman, Providence, 2days
Steamer New London, Smith. New London
Arrived 18th Steamship Nashville Murray Charleston with
mdse anc passengers, 70 sponord' Theson a 20.
SAILED
Steamships Nor,h Star, and Atlantic, Aspinwall.
Wind during the day ENE to NE, with RAIN pM NV and
fresh.
Telegraph Marine Report.
HlGMANDs Dec 20 snnseawe s thick and raining
SANDY hook, Dec 20, sunset-No inward bonnd vessels
sight Steamer North star for Aspinwal passed ont
fresh: weather thick and raining
FORT LAFAYETTE Dec. % sunset-No Inward bound
vessels in sight Wind NE, light, weather fogey
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Kemp his morning nom the reef and reports nat
ss ram
j. ss
cargo potatoes and spples 600 bo and assisted
him he freight , and 5000 'i' 'p ' "''' y giving
GREENPoRT, L I, Dec. laThe storm Saturday nigh.
An unusually strong gale prevailed
By heavy o and d s
locse About two miles west Of this village Is or 10
away; but acsdsna discovering The fact in time The
seic Of conductor succeeded IN secng
The s sn 1a ns nd %h ,nS s
Of the garden House.
she IL high and dry Of half low water.
s9S Sss
east Of here The cun%nss rounded sOou, i
hut id. not and S . ash
With the Senator viii bavs to be screwed up and saoched
srGsss 81 IKE sss
Sn s soa Is y I 10 nsS the Of mi. m
out The Flyswny end Hawey made harbor under
Disasters have yet been beard Of though we are omeny ex
pecting to learn Of others coast
Miscellaneous.
no See Correspondence above.
The LATE Snort PASSAGE STEAMSHIP De sOrO-The
steamship left New Orleans 10 AM arrived
Havana hours ~ minniesihe quickest made
from dock to dock Remained in Havana hours and left
pm Dec 5 arriving her dock in New York Dec 10
time days hour. This the shortest passage
from New Orleans via Havana this city I'm report Of
the arrival Of the De Soto yesterday left
New Orleans on the 18th instead Of the 18th nst)
The attention ofcsptans and merchants directed
verisement In the next column Of interest 10 them.
LLoyps.-The British Board of Trade are now
publishing list Of all the vessels in the assign
ing to each signal number in doing this they have By
express resolution adopted the American Loyds which
work contains signal plumber each therein
The American oyds bias the approval Board Under
writers ofNew York and Is used Of reference by
large majority Of insurance companies through
out the world The clssscstons revised by the Of
American Llasds 0nf which Jahez wiiama presdenp IN
der the supervision Of Captains Ezra Nve and
The Hon 4 westerveIt 1t published by & @ Blunt,
SHIP pELEN MnIEa-Mr Moorehouse chief officer Of the
snp mn ssr s yssssy
siss.s ns sth The following satswe nTbe ship Helen
y he ~
tom sse ); spchor nu, did not .san s.
snd hs OF
s s' mere s ea s p ss g &C. 4. VI sss %
r rse I'm % s. ,s% ne, :
bca hs. causing Delay searching them detained
dragged anchors suck ockey bottom s,aros stern
lost and broke Al the raddsr but hen got
ming through Falkland Sound she became sbs IN
p 81 aS he sss N 81.
Of the the chip then
ssss Sowing About s' ssisia
and the fhp has been stripped of her material
sHlr AsaosI, Baltimore Dec 9-A despatch from Norfolk
Ae.' o the New York Board If Underw Thar
been sent down o her. tBy telegraphD
BARK ACORN Nickerson from Provincetown fo- Atlantic
Ocesn, put into Newport 10Th inst esky
BRIG BRAspywlSr. Haman, hch sailed from Rio
sh t for Philadelphia returned to that day with
BIC before renored ashore st Holmes Hole
vas got Oh lh without damage after dscharsa lighter
scHH NonIH WIND Norris from Boston, hsd not arrived
Jerenie on the I'D ut.
scHH !sATrI 1T Baltimore 2oh from San Rss reports
Pee'e" Of Philadelphia, abandoned with foremost
iap'obaby schr chss l. teaslee before reported
sosp CLIO Preshrey from Elizsbeepor bile al anchor
in he stream at ehon On he iih INST had tie o,knm
and sunk
Mosrrv!rro Or. s-News tina, the whaling
bark Dolphin Warren Rhode Island lost on The
Coas, Of Patagonia.
iArScnrp-A, Camden 9th inst from ward Of oliver
cary sch, of sl tom called he Maggie se BY
.s in Camden and Norfolk and n'erded for the Norfolk
Notice 70 Mariners.
NORTHERN MISUNDERSTANDING vAM LIGHTHOUSE
NORTHERN L,cHrsoUsE 0rrice
The Cor mirsiope Northern IeIauses with efersnce
to he noice Of the exhibition Of Rhu Vaa Light issued on 10Th
has made n his ph hv which hat portoS Of the ese
Win the e ana 81 Of se
"a light vii IN n'are he Visible part island
The lishi which s axet viii he red ebn,t NNs
from shor, u " to about ~ q W and from
NV show white IS formerly excepting where intercepted BY
Ire following sa,rs dec'ions fer III. light prenrad by ne
of Trade ard usrsmted 10 the commissioners pubnca
ton
ary arec,n from the eastward s he ,saaior m for tho
sound cfssay and hst the red light which WI, in the
thereto wher navigating that sound he northwsTd ne
,srsrdsi 81 wa,"rs nsh and y, NOT n,ssde to en-
courage masters of vessels s'emp pass the
Islands Of hay and nronsay but to Indicate to them heir posi-
w. = '''''e ''e .fsx SrSiSaHAx, Secretary
WhAtemen.
CID o. New BEDFORD e,h Inst ship Isaa, Rowland Young
Sg1 ss rom cn 'rs Of o sr'ss s s,,
be- Np.r sep,'7 9Th 80 hills 50 o., on board
Fauha,sn reports her ., Npsr sent % Al we'll with 200
oeogrsphe Fay March G 1ona sail on 2Sd TO crnise
spoken. De.
ship Joshua Bates NJ nlnm from New York June u for