The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14


AtafaTas has discharged her cargo and undergoing
ss sy sssrs ssd lost has sold to
Miscellaneous.
ssP DAVID BRows, before reported abandoned at
valued $4,000 and insured in this city for $4,000 Her
cargo Ia also insured here for $4,000
The steamship vgo Capt McGugan, sails on Saturday next
at IL O'Clock for Liverpool taking the United States mall
The steam cutter Harriet Lane left her moor
Yard a. Brooklyn, - ''''
sn Qgnrs Or rr sE4sThs following yss ,,e eananna
Queen As from da,s S Ysns
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ga ss:s
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snusd iii the 2is During hese eisht day: We saw the
fangyng almost daily for being under close reeed sails
oE o & with
rain, blowing heavy and large Soon after daylight In
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e. "ss;' s;ss
tss on the morning e the 18th when learned that the
the Seas far learn has not yet been heard OFF,
SNIP OCEAN ROVER, Briard Boston from Calcutta
a.sss
n sns c.
than usual now leak atm making Is inches
hove the and found started from the stem
sa,sa ss s sss!
@ shS% .n ns Ss' ne
Ss se t
the away the ICE as much as o s was
S BEFORE we could move the rigging H. Cape Cod Ne
70 miles spoke pilot S boat snS oSs S
ed her to Cape Cod TO with the city stea
SHIP MOSES DAVENPORT Condry at Boston from London
via Plymouth during gale on the 7th inst lat 40 lon o. lost
xssSs cs Ss' sold at San Francisco Jan 10 BY the Us
s4sa mot Churchill
signed 70 Curtis Bouye Co Of Boston was totally lost on
ton Ne but into NorfoP 81 inst With one e
death others badly frozen and with loss Of anchors
days sssIky With
BARK TRINITY. Ieask at Boston from Galveston on the TIL
10 wh snow and c the gale
TIL the 9Th and for hours had only the %lzen saysa ss
cisco, seaman seam wrs lost overheard "'11- = -
BARK MANHATTAN Gray sailed from Boston 9Th inst for
s IN he s 81 81
the hold the as the weather moderated by hard work
BRIG MOUNT VERNON, Hail Baltimore from Bio Janeiro
sprung aleak and split sails on the passage
ashore 1 ~ on Of Inc breakers
Sn anS aRs s s ct he sas ON
TsuTsdsy bound New Haven from rsusr1sn and SAsn
ss
%sans much ss
sroSs ap peces She owned the Captain DAM
bridge and Others Of New Haven The captain and crew
In The steamer Northampton, "'' 'eA y ''- '' ''''
for
heavy gale Sand shoalbilged hour and capszed
SPIN the sh all very badly frostbtten, including Capt
sCHR NORTH s remained ashore Point up
on Il an f
little more to the eastward In order to save the cotton in
en-
nd as
scIR DoRcAs IRELAsp-Capt B French, OF this city,
sae a o s ~ ss wGSs @
agen, at Holmes Hole has sent forty and schr
s 20 S or
but thinks the vessel will b break up to day shall proceed
scHR ISABEL Mbu before reported abandoned and crew
taken to Ltverpoo, had sprung aleak.
ssaS which ss n
fun of water with only foremost and ibboom standing
The cargo of ship Leila condemned at St Thomas will be
The steamship Roanoke of the Virginia Co
line has been withdrawn for the present for repairs
will be stripped, recaulked and newly coppe;ed
Spoken, Sc.
An american steamer $50 reported bound E. was sgnazed
ship swordlsh Crandsi from shapghae Dec for NYork
ne sSisS am oaao for Hampton
Ship J0ssgnSs HOerOok from Noreans for Liverpool Feb
Ship Jenny Lind. Iarrebee from Norleans for Queens
Ship Bambcrg, Wilmer from Havre for Norleans Feb of
Ship Esmeralda, York. from Mobile Liverpool Feb off
ship Daring smonson hence for Liverpool Feb H. lat 49,
Bark Nueces from Galveston Liverpool Jan 90 off Cape
Bark Isabel squres from Cardiff for Galveston Jan 49,
Bark M1pesot wsyne from Rio Janeo for Philadelphia
Bark William Wise Americln, for Norleans Feb g. lat
Bark Kate Hastings steering probably bark Kate
Brig Annandae from Pensacola for Barbados g. 50
Brig Wheaton, Leeman from Baltimore for Yves, Indies,
FEB lat ~ IL, Ion 81 Is
a L Il en q sf0rh steering under iurymas Jan
Brig Neptune nOthins further was gnaaed Feb g. lat 81
schr Hannah, hence for Jscme Jan a. lat 81 TO- Ion So 90
Foreign Ports.
Ssy arr s Is sr SnF
for Tns. sn Mn Il .snr San Juan Davis of and
sIs SG Ss1 ss. cs s ass for
NYork, would sail in 8 days
s
since spokenj S@h. origs New Worid Hammond, Boston,
nay, Shepherd Bamorei egs Lincoln Hutehin
s1h boston 7 s.eyens Miuken, Pens~'o1 Fanny, Ross
orand; Baron De CSels Sands, 81 Thomas soress CITY
IIIs,n ySunt tStlport Both, brigs Da. land: sls
bark ArcaSia alu nzantllo, Robert Pors~
J,osf,n GOoding, Pensacola brig Fannie Lawrv
schrs parsr M Wi,cssset VIM Park Adams Portland
Leyathan KS sSh DO; Astoria, Coggns NYork 81, brig
sana; bres Ge5p9 scn 4th bark La cignena Adie IIa
Matanzase Sun Arthur, do; Gen Marshall, Segar,
Wells IN, Altayes, Reed, Wilmington, NC; Princeton,
, .s-Nork.
I'd 18Th bark Sarah, Rose Portland brigs Buchanan,
2uchanan Cork Goth, Chss.ean, Handy Boston; schr
Housor Ccnfuecos; 10Th bark Joseph Fish, Barnard,
brig sarah Hae Crowthsr do 3ls bark Robt Pen
nell MerT4hew do; Stevens Howes Cork; brigs Linnet
(Br, BRsco, Boston Model, Dow do Malina, Benner, Gas
gov; sohrs Francis Hail. Philadelphia LIST inst barks
y slker Rsynes, doi Aoscia Pnkhsm, Cork; brig Umpire
Higgins, Boston; schrs Borden Gardner, SAY annah;
Nina B Ca1iyean, Portland; briggs Ocean Traveller, sar
gent Boston; Tangent Wiley, Philadelphia; Chas Edward
shute Portland; tchrs a Bandsll Alchorn Savannah; q
Dupont Herring Phadephia 9th, bark Georges, Magnre,
brig John Balch, Whaey, Boston: 9TH bark VII
SON Peacock Philadelphia; David Nlckes Nickels Boston
So. harL rtpntaep tlorfau