The New York herald., 1862-01-03
SYNOPSIS FOR 1861.
Miscellaneous.

light wind from southwest the barometer marking 29
indicating blow, which. about 1880 PM from
SW and during the evening shifted to WNw and has beer
blowing fuiousiy from that quarter There
posed situations At the Union Stores at Brookvn
her moongs stove rails carried away deck, and
hsT pe, had nS'
Starr has main rail and several staunchions and ba ty
pieces Bark sally MeGss Ssurs head and stern badly
has he we Of s aos and ss
her ruddar and at one time was thought she would sink
Green also received damage Br schr has her
Vs and the wSs Of hSr bow above we1
Most Of the vessels that at anchor in North
i
sns had aaa pa snd %
stay and snsa carried away the lost ngurehead head
The United States @ Po.emska which ha. been r
h er s M aHys n the Nrn river dragged her an
The steamship Ceunbia from Havana anchored opposite
her T. EaS .s distance
against the dock and sunk Other bargss canal
oyster boats and vessels lying foot sprns street
suffered more or less damage but seriously One small
Along The piers % the North River which
arrived at about PM detained BY the gale The other
as ea in the n had not arrived up to
The tide, have been low and the one Of last
retarded the boats the Island Hamilton ave,
hue and South ferries pas
sds
p r sGtS no
e water s soaia Se except % Where had settled
bottom was tree from wafer The Bremen ship Europa
opposite 70 the Staten Island crsy grounded r
ho time waSTs upon an S ordinary low vessel Of
continued during the evening
suE TsaEA letter t.he date of which sven) from
loss the snip Tsar New York stating tha. while
@ S & 10 hs
s yfs .I and esn ss ~ s hGP Of getting
in ls& and owned by Messrs Bucklin Crane, of New
was thought at Nantucket to be the saan Lothrop rom
cpsas and painted ports She came down the
aS rs 1S us to the eSTard o. drss Point at
hours she beat and went out into the ship chan
BRIG NArIEs Of Yarmouth Ms Capt Creighton, originally
from hav9n1 for New York and repSred ss missing
!hers pee s. took cargo Of iurpenne sailed for
& 5 I'm re FOR wss S oSs
ming,on, NC She cid In company with the brig Robert
ns.e ne 0 ''d LOT 0ri'0 T. win cargo oil spirits 'urpen
BRIG Alley Ray hence for Marsellles pu, into oi-
donei Nov 10 H. Is with loss Of cf rudasr S'''
yd wSIoS y Of end s from E..or fer New
rudder and blsed scr Eliza Jane left New Bedford 2s,h
for her assistance. 1t is thought she may be got or
TuE BRIG sunk the morning of I4h ut about one mile
NV Of the lighthouse Gut OF Canso and all hands lost
siJoSns NJ " '"' - ''S ''''"'" Light N'i'' '''
scHr VILLAGE oUrrs, Hawkins Of and for Brookhavcn,
Moniauk the Goth ult. Wv" 'A
Sen GRACE BROWN, from Boston for Trenton cut away
inside OF Thatches Island. She was Afterwards .owcd into
Gloucester.
town. reached rhsdepS on asy Sernoc s Tns
belongs TO Nassau S cleared at Havana with cargo e s.
Cape Roman, SC, when captured.
SNAIL srE.s AN pgc Of abo. SS tons burihen bound from
hartor went ashore on ledge OF rocks below Whales
on at s and Ss ss'
ns % @ y On
ing the water out Of her they succeeded in towing her
Newcastle, where she now lies.
BALTIMORE Jan 1.-The British schr French Captain New.
ell from iaiaI Ms arrived to-day and reportsuad
ds sss Sst RS e0rsr.s
with aa Sqlwsss ona sne m her Lead s sco with AZ sail
supposed the crew had abandoned her or been taken or
wymsn Boston for Buckspor took gae friday
. 4 The captain sna s
she being pronounced unseswofthy.
the gne last night on he back side Of cs issnd@ies
and win probably come OF at high water without damage
YORK ar h has on e and Of Ss
wandere The latter having been abandoned after collision
pssc Dec A ss brig srrgsd 4. here from xnn
senceThc North Bron 81 Is considered safe for the win
ter westerly winds have driven her Surther the reef
and projected from the winds by the island itself
materials and cargo considerable portion of the cabin
plate landed ely About 900 kcgs bgtter
a quantity OF wheat and beef landed
OF the 1909 of harbor New Years day
about including Foreigners display
loss bunting Our pilot boats much tho
boys may possibly lose the Of the monhwhch viii
count for eight boats in one slip making the display They did
"Wednesday.
Notice 70 Mariners.
Notice is hereby given that Buoys laid down ly
the Board OF Trade to the Me SE Of Mackies
Bank and at the Musele SiOa Full particulars respecting
situation, distinguishing marks 6, viii be given In frtufo
advertisement. II HARVEY, Survey OF Qcneral
Nassau, MP, Dec IL, 1861.
WhNIeneu.
SD from San Francisco Dec l. ship Jeanne,e Wnsow Of
NE, to cruise and home.
Capt ng, ship Young PheulX NB, reports her Maui
ritlus Nov 3, all Wei, 5s1 81 30 81 ali told
Capt ferklns, Of ship POvcr, NB ferors Nauius
Nov having takcn 100 las year: 80 hble all told
cart 9ann % snip Navy, Nj reports her u iio Oct 81,
Wiz tcO VIA THIS seasons you'd 81 10 Arcuc neSt season.
tapt stNtrs,ot hatk tclD NIB, reports her al Honolulu
NuN q, al W'll, .
Capt spenu, oi .kPal ella, M rarots her at Maurus
NOr2 ~ 10 ~ tI.s .tftcn
Altrr rom u1ro shfp California, West NIB. rrp0rts
h.f az Honolulu hUl B. having tsalu.Jb last season m
the Arctic-ltJsp 20J VIII all told. Would rely Tor home
cruising "a Chile ana Nhealand on Ihe way.