The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-26
ADDITIONAL EARTHQUAKES.

n6igeuCe DAv1pg Oeeu received On NC 2rr0St VI Veo
eel laying ss tho foot OF Tenth street, North river,
by tho Uated States MaTsha, under suspicoa Of being
slAver, We Immediately despatched . reporter U Tie
spot On arriving At the dock evident that the
affair was NOT generally known, for tho Aumber Of psr
soDs there was not greater than IL usual NJ any tme;
s, a. we went upon the Dock noticed that those
whom We met looked 1t with that peculiar express
zion from tho corner Of tho eye which seemed
to say that they knew something, and wondered
We knew II too After unintenuonAly wronspg q ma
iouy schooner loaded with brick. by saspectOg her 70
he the veesel in search of, discovered the
genuine craft the name OF which the Charlotte TAy
DESCRIPTION OF THE vEssgL.
The Charlotte Ray is = fine full rugged clipper bark.
Of 267 tons burhen Her mats tail and raking aad
sbe carries much spread OF Than Is usual
ter craft OF her s'ze She u marked drawing tea feet
of water, which may be- underratet Hr whole appear
sosernea by an old sa Us ssucy. and perhaps "sas
y,ooue." She was built IN the year 1852 At wilmington
leAw.re, and is at present owned by Ra0er New
been eUgsged principally in the Rio Jaaeiro trade, nov
sna then sailing to pernambuco and 9th South Amer
Der HISTORY FOR THE PAST WEEK
Ore day last week the Charlotte Tsy made fast 70 the
tho Tenth street, North river, at WHOM
her wharfage rated at le5 tons She attracted
particular attention al the time, the only nouce
,ae whsr', Who unanimously aereod that she
was Gre OF the uimnest little crafts ever
S0mS
apparently Of inqoiripg Of mnd, especially
gatded the shpDg that pat OF the CITY, observes
lowering around tie vicinity. These gentlemen we're
sDizec United states harshss and OF course
tie inquiry then became general to know what tae
matter. II not long beoe II was asceitained that
exclusive object OF attention on the part of the oicers
otber thAa the vessel under consideration This
her TO be noticed particularly thaa she had
te. u, when IT remarked that her very
large, AID that she taking Ia mast
unusual quantity Of water for vcy sge TO Rio which she
claimed YVES her PLACE OF destination. However, every
thing remained quiet, and nothing definite was kuo IN
until TuesdaY WHEN she cleared for RIO Jsnetro AID
= market, and sigrkl run up for steau.ug Toe
tuspcicns OF those ccenzint Of the aosve facts were
ihs hrmeo by observing that hs .en was nan cd
down and that the Masn6z had takod possession Of her
But The number OF the observers xrse and they
old make statements upon tner authority
mans the immediate vicinity Of the DOCK who
unaware OF the proximity Of suspected SLAYER.
SCENE ON BOARD AND AT THE PIER
board which would give the idea that any thing
taking place. Some OF tho crew wero leisureiy en-
gagged in preparing their supper and the mid
come way with the rigging. We addressed sew iuqui
TO this man, whom after wards ascerained to 0
the mate Of the vessel but he was decidedly non com
INITIAL, and appeared TO DO averse 70 communication 0
any kind which under the was not at al
singular He stated however, that he had followed tn
%
| never bad any disturbance occur With any vessel y
which be had belonged He added that the only groan
ioe E. Tay appearing fast sailer and snug vessel
1hoee around the dock, however, appear 70 think de
Ienuy and suae 70 the wsse, CASKS ana me arg
took possession, a. something needing Explanation An
ober circumstance, too, has led the Otherwise mpartA
soon after her arrival at Tenth street DOCK the
Phacelphia was erased from her stern and New Yori
put in Ito I'D.
Rio trade since che was built there doubt to bel
inieHAions for the future the Court must decide.