The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

the yard of Mess Van Bros foot of sixteenth street.
Err this afternoon at o'clock She liz feet keel l25 fee'
deck "a feet beam 40 feet the guards feet inches
depth Of hold being 3 TONS She built hight draf,
Of feet inches though very strong with arches in the hold
securely fastened g answer The same purpose as
Bee and WI p heated S steam The engine is By ,ne SeP
stroke Of superior plans and with all the
latest She the first boat connect Long
to ply between weschester aud College Point.
The splendid clipper ship Palmer which has made the
shortest passage record between and New York.
sails this morning for Hong Kong with large assorted
and IL cabin passengers Two with passengers
her TO the lower bay and large party probably 60
down In them to witness the departure of this noble ship
The Palmer as usual takes six apprentices chosen by Capn
Palmers arrival al Hong Kong in about % days.
s osy . Sy ss Ksns
by the Peruvian bark Empress de Lima.
SHlP ANARASrH, Jones, from Bangkok for IT Dong put
into singapore Jan = in distress, havne upon
pairs.
sHIr HORNET, MITCHELL hence arrived at Bristol Eng,
on ia sh m Says ana - sHS1
% on mo- oSg IN the water Msrsh lat o
lasted 70 hours during which shipped which Allied The
March H. LON "a aw pcr ceafe of he wqsc with
stump Of main and mizzen masts standing could
to her ' O0"ns nAfa AZ 'ns 'ne '0aia not ss'
BaIs SUPERIOR of New Bedford Treasury Island
Ma good Ssrs OF 20 tons by Richard woSd
had having s Us home but @
oil she was owned BY Messrs Wood % and others
upon her N aypr the senior partner Of the
Union Mutual Office, New Bedford.
sSs from for
thrown overheard 40 tons Of glass; would sail for Boston
BRIG HANNAH EsrrE, Coburn from New York for Dublin
before reported anchored in Saquish Roads and dragged
mouth; win have to be discharged.
BIG before reported condemned at Gibraltar was
BRIG LARuKA, 10 days from Newburypor, is at Hampton
Sem AMY CHASE, BENJAMIN. from New York, bound to
bin house stove bulwarks and sails carried deck load
lost, and some Of the cargo thrown overheard.
ScHR WILD RoAER from New York for Boston, with guano
went ashore son u, at Race Point. Steamer
that the tide GIBBS and flows in her.
scHR D. from Norfolk for Portsmouth. NH lost mansai
DC by collision with an III known vessel sunday night
scHE NEPTUNE Magee from Boston for Philadelphia put
on Gull Island night of 2sth ult.
scnR JULIA Ann Rogers at Boston from Frankfort
s scnf ss and had port bow stove which
AIxERrA, March lsThe wyandotte from Smyrna to New
York, is ashore
vernment beer &c) grounded her way the river.
Her cargo must have shifted she went to with great
coyLronsAY Island Of Isay March 1.-The bark Priscilla
of Yarmouth, Me- Norton from Troon for Havana coas
the having sh,fed to that side That NTH
from anchors dragged the other til she struck
the banks where she remained III Of the
deep water morning 9th The anchor yet
IT, but sIi hopes Of soon recovering t. Che fsca put into
Lamash Nth to discharge)
Cows March l7Put in 10TH the American ship Express
with unknown ship last night the CasSeis bearing ssw
DARTMOUTH, March l9-The Maza.an, Nicholas from Tyne
for Madras which put in here March H. makes little gater
in the rudder and must discharge small part Of her
cargo
HoSc KoSo Feb 1.-The American brig Emma reports very
and ioreopgallant mast BY pitching in heavy sea-
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE Joseph Fish hence for St John
with The ship hence T.l Baltimore wSsn .
master supposed TO have perished
snAYenAE Jan 25The nesperus american ship, Dudley,
from Liverpool coals took lire from spontaneous combus
ton Jan Wills, at anchor at Woosnng and on the 9Th
boats the only materials saved sold auction the
18th for $40 tae The master and have arrived here
SYDNEY NSw Jan 22-Put In 18th. The Morning Light,
tombstone from Bakers Island for Hampton Roads eaky
Dec 80 and two following days very gale
lost sails and put back here on the ith the
now being discharged
CoILlsIos-ship Adde Snow, at New Orleans from Bre
the bar with ship Nesmth out carrying away
her fore and main opmass and also main topgaantmast
Watts, the Nesmb, Orleans
for yards to replace Il ose lost The Adde Snow received
damage
The steamship Cuyler Of Cromwells line Is now on
the large balance dock, for examination.
The American ship Humphreys, of $50 tons sold
auction Jan l6 by II Duddel Co. and bought
Thos Hunt Co, for 5000.
Notice 20 Mariners.
sHAIN, NORTH coAsr-uAY or nIscAY
FIXED WHITE LIGHT At LLANEs.
HYDROGRAPHIc OFFICE, ADsRALTN,l
LONDON. Feb rs, 1851.
The Minister Of Marine at Madrid notice that
and after the s0h dpy of Sept 1861 light will be exhibited
from lighthouse recently erected Point San Antonio
the southern shore Of the the estuary the anes
in the province OF 0vedo the north coast Of Span in the
Bay OF Bscay.
The light fixed white light placed at elevation OF 81
feet above the level OF the and should visible
in clear weather from the deck Of ship at the distance of
miles
The Illuminating apparatus is diopric by lenses of the
sixth order
The which ocagonal 20 high Is attached
TO the north front Of the keepers hoase and both painted
white. Its position is In lat As ~ IS N, Ion i53 of
Greenwich.
Ny command of their Lordships
JOHN WASHINGTON, photographer