The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

Oeans hes the prompt delivery Of 6les
The purssr Of the steamship Monterrey from New Orleans
has our thanks for favors.
BAsx vrILAraAxcA from zasa for New York. loaded with
sugar molasses sprung leak and lost at sea h
inst lat 2 lon co. all hands saved Capt watsr several
Of the and passenger were picked up inc brig
Queen OF Clippers bound London some OF the Grew by
the Ann Elizabeth. bound Boston, and three were taken
by the Vera Cruz the Norwegian bark Fornet
scHRCHARLEs HEsRY-Capan Turner, OF steamship ASIA
who arrived this port oath inst from Havana re-
ports that the morning the 10th inst he fell In with the
schr Charles Henry Capt Amos Ferris TN sinking con-
don and took of the officers and crew. the sea was max
Ing clean her she appeared TO be settling
down Capt Turner that Captain Ferris was perfectly
justified p abandoning his the safety OF the lives
OF his crew well as OF his own
SrEAx EMILY SoupER, Buchanan, from Caao March
20 arrived at this port yesterday She left New York Nov
l6 1854 for Caao, where safety after
sage of "a days stopping st Thomas Janero Monte
vdeo Straits OF Magellan, Loa and ChIncha Islands for
COAL provisions and information She left Caao her
turn fcr New York March 90 stopping Valparaiso through
the Straits of Magellan $50 miles inland navgaon thence
at Rio Jauero and Monevdeo Lost screw May 90 when
o. miles north OF the EQUATOR put into Maranham for re-
pairs and remained there 80 days Left again July with
July when Within Is miles Or s. Thomas Went into
%Ss m sA HAS ssss
and ~ s
or which are in behalf Of the
S,Ii7 miles '"'e eS''"s Nc" f0rk mas s"''sa over
NEW CLIPPER HELEN AsorR-This beautiful new clipper
is at pier IL East river taking cargo
Dispatch Line She is N feet long BEAM 20 feet
depth OF hold registers 79 TONS Is owned Calvin Adams
ESQ Of this city and Of the highest
size constructed being built of the very
and in the strongest manner and rates Al plus
.Sss
capacity being small will finish loading few days.
Ss shippers an opportunity Of getting their freight ime
srEAsrs GEoscs LrAnr from Baltimore for Norfolk was
s nS night Of 2h inst by the I Sea Gp 9m
Srns Of
Wheel and with such force hat had she been
h sa es son an @ sns
again In few days Meantime her place has been supplied
STEAMER CARLorTA before reported In collision with
er Matanzas opposite New Orleans did not snk but was
STEAMER SHERIDAN from New Orleans for Boston, report
ed ashore on Pass Bar got OF 7th and proceeded
ANEw STEAMER 100 toms built at Mystic, has been sold
Boston and New Orleans line, for about $4,000 : ~
sT No ss al. Asrae s tens built at Fact Boston in
SHIP GAIHERSE AZ good 4ss tons, built al westbook,
Ne, in l849, for about $4,000, cash.
BARK MUs5Ass sa1 Francisco ran from Newcastle NsW
sprung leak July 10 Capt Sears died Of inflammation q
was wrecked * hs Dsiswsrs AN Of "a inst
Philadelphia, Tuesday night last of Fire Island
scHR BoHEMIA Bradley of and for Philadelphia from New
York with slaves lost sails and sprung leak during the
@ Of S n a sr on h Gss ana 0s
at Cape May Vessel and cargo total loss
q sn ON Ss laden wa" seen
Whalemen.
sShr Cock Cook from Mort, s Atlantic Ocean arr
Reports Aug spoke schr Watchman of Provnceown, with
ssss Es.es Snow from North Atlantic arrived
sehr Walter Irwin Proyincetowa sd has 800 bb 80
Bark Endeavsr Wilson, Of NIB May TO- lat IS 40
Ss a
and drowned.
sss s .,sa. 70,
Aug o. OF Jupiter Inlet D''
Foreign Ports.
AcoRA West Coast Of Africa July l9-n port bsrks Tidal
CRY. Barr Nichols blanchard, would leave the coast
xs1sAiDoo, July e-sld bark Warren White, Babbidse
sss Sc; sssss sss fs
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cha: Sapd ls'h FOR Gsr%sny,; ArEscsn w&tnSrs %
80 sr SEsss' RIO
as5s "t 4s % ss 80 sT
Chopin r Hall 90 snd a. 2 fSs Gsmspy S ThoS mas
Intrepid %iasss SPAIN ' -. "p"', ~ ', 'Ap
%Sss Bss
net. from chnchas am ath, for Cork for orders.
-s@5 SE EtSss !1 s
MAStsoHos, A"s SIN por, bark raumapas for
xsz s if psE s 81 sT &a,. Ss' light
ssss; 4t s.s John csy,.. Barnes. ss.'sss :
s Ns %s cs R"%S s 18Th s's ss S
ss 64is6sn SScrs s Ella Fish osisr, Philadelphia
TGns. IlAsDs Aug ioIn port brig stowers for Ban
arg Ssssss sss Ws
fssS San " e spS; os %
g. via Tome for iqaqae load nitrate for WORK Clara
s sn 6ass &c at ss G H. isS
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American Ports.
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Sc xcrsi Elliott. PSi.aepha; flsa5s Pray Sa%sss,
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briggs Martha A Berry y Welch Jr.
%th-Arr steamer Doris, NYork; ship Mayhower, New
Orleans; bark Jane, 0irghenu Below bark Civilian from
philadelphia; briGs Locke, Knight, and Gen Mar
s5 s. ss. ps .sr .cS sSs.
HS:sa fS9.n sd Ssrs HALEY I0'."'o' Dr.
BATH, Aug 2+-Cld brig Richard Torrey, Haskell, Sa.
BANGOR, Aug z-Arr schrs MN Greek Ray, Richmond.
Paten Turner Washington; Romeo shue and Laura Jane
Doe, NYork.
berto Tooker and Vincent Barkcew sese philadelphia
CHARLESTON, Aug la--Arr schrs j W Lindsey, Royce,
Philadelphia Eclipse, stout Nyors 2Oth Thomas Martin
Leighton do. Cid 10TH schr stockton, Soper George.
CALAIS Aug 2o-Arr schr shooting star, Marshall Phia.
delphia Sid 10Th, schrs Com Tucker Loud, NYork; I'D
Frances Ellen, Clark; Hammond Cram, and Elizabeth
Turner do; Democrat Gross do; Hornet Rich, Phisdei
phia; oath, brig Cardigan (Br) Wilkinson, Wales. T.
DIGHT0N Aug a-Arr schr Joseph Ross, Phillips,
Philadelphia sloop Clio Norcutt NYork Sid schr Aida
Eaton, Newark '