The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-22
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For LIVERPOOL VIA QuEESsrows-The steamship Etna sails
TO morrow Saturday for Queenstown and Liverpool The
Rna her last hence made the quickest Of the
having reached Queenstown In days and Is hours
and Liverpool 10 day and hours This made
the shoeat passage from Europe New York during
past winter.
The British steamship Zulu, Capt Goodwin sailed yesterday
for Kingston, ia
yesterday morning from Liverpool after very long passage
She win take her place in the line recently formed be
tween this port and Kingston. ia
snr LIVERPOOL PAGsnI-Bostcn Mar 2l-ship Liverpool
twice Edeartown mas lost anchors chains
saS ss. eSS f Of water She has been 0~sd into Ed
sprr Jour TnucKsGnord ssuborn contractors and ma
a Up % @ ii ne rs
sco sss d.oiysd and they are now
a. s on .s ne sSe 81 Se They are une Of
snis Asnons-Capt Hull Of ship Pacific :. New Orleans
dm New York rspcr , ha.ns aGsn on the ah ms q 10
ashore o. S B Rsn's She ssd 10 ph hsss S
out and about iecn wrcoers lay around her She was
aveesel OF about six hundred tons
as H ~ ss s ~ s.F esg assa
sciuate, and the loss Of six q her liar
y at onasy
a o %ns q Lieut. %,i ": M Sessy ~
winch o aa .a meade &c s Is as'S
a n fssa d a he yss ii Al .
let 50 eJh s , in pS aaO.s water Al daylight oapd
s %sS SIZE sss e:
ssS ane he Ys
and SeS 90 s s5ss he g boat s WITH Os
boat iai e. .s v vase s l The
sSs xoro S:s's Fsif
s s s Un T s mae d s ss a iS
do bu. Al lengh followed ded with my IN safety
+ the 1 q. sSsS = I'T Pash,d 10. aadssHad
Ss S al n ON
Ss y Ike eaSnS e Captain sh
rs Gs q % % oas ss ny
only eh but Rsy s9Sna even ~ her not
ss nd n' o , SSsp re e s q ssou e
heel and eoe se,nward and had about lee, water
the bod =, ss Sssr % have beeo sed and her
BAIE 1pAAssitance hah been sens from Baltimore the
bark Ida, ashore at Cape Henry.
rl By so Sem INV wHssacsp pg1vcrs q r Idw Herbert
n sfhr m5So GS @ a Nsr from ss ssa
so Ss q tes ard eas e Sa = was deemed i'm
brought them 70 this port. tsefore partially repored)
femRs AsnoTI rom Philadelphia for Savannah put int,
CnAn,nsreS March 2l-schr Ned arrived here this
nE END ,,sgor hsyins experienced heavy yale ,he 10Th
n sns s sa4 rstgne ecT Lsss soa & fE
wood Walter, Fsq, secretary Board Of underwri,ersJ
S ssy '.sss CT sSsns . sna In
regard TO them. =
ship Srotand at New Bedford late whacr purchased
New ork parties rapidly htng for and SAN
cuba IN Few DAY y load sgar San Francisco under the
command Of Capt Friends, of this city.
Bark staiira at New Bedford, late whaler few
days for 81 stephen Nh 10 load deals fof Europe under
msnd OF Capt Bourne ~I
AMERICAN VESSELS AND ISLAND Sr HEIENA-Durine
the 1890 ess than l2p American
communicated with the Island of Il Helena, which
nenof wsr 20 merchant vessels and 81 whaomcn. The
whle numtcI Of vessels OF a nations 1914 of Which 6i
were British iso Dutch, i5 French, "a Hamburg 10 Swedish
70 ansh DANISH, Russian, sremen rTnssan, old
erhufR Ntcthburr and each o. eight other
ties, i'm guhnewn The whole tonnage WA
col ft5, Of which LOS wac American. FIT
Notice 10 Mariners.
Imagination has reached ibis Office that tho SECOND class
Nun Buoy marking Black feien 10 renobst
and the krar BUOY lark Iaand Ledge CascJ Bay have
broken from tier fnocrngs and gone adrft