The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21

Spain. The brig under double reefed topsan and
i1s Ss sss4 e @
me %aS vd being IL
q che s,s
such and a. the 1s the later
came up under her stern line vas thrown
out s .ay @ n on n ss Ass
every attention shown Capt Lseks and
tanned un tho s 18TH f he a as north gale rs.cans
ions built Bath Me- ssS She had
1910 s Of ep The Of the sgy as @
Baltimore first mate Joseph J Cumming SECOND mate;
ward Zimmerman Raiimofe James Wood New York; Row
s sSa DsDs s 81 hs 1
names o. only two we're known they having hipssd
two known Henry Brown; Of New York and barney
what they stood in.
srEAMsmr EXPIRE, recently ashore Sandy Hook was
g on at high water yesterday morning and came up 70 the
| put iro Morehcad City, NC, 18th inst
ELcIS tNor Christensen, lumber laden, from
D Tns ns ashore on Na'aa
sHR BonDSo tof Boston,, Gilkey from Bombay for Fan
zbar efors reported wrecked struck on Providence
eseded eak bS the weather being very heayy and The
feet water IN The hold ssiouea bearing Sc by = IS niles
and seS o sys ns g. io e 10 hours
snip VANGUARD at New Orleans from New YORK reports
having 9Th inst on the NJ po s Of ahss0 arre
jury masis steering for the Hole in the Wall
sme OF Boston, Mon,se from Poster o W.. No
put there the 10th inst leaking having encountered
driven sshors and over Little Bahama Bank Capt
reports considerable destruction OF shipping on The banks
BRIG Dutch), Lymas before reported at Key
would proceed about the 10th.
lowed into Key West BY steamer Mer,mac was dsnastcd
h 'h h m @ S hny a. absnon her having no
sail. and totally helpless at the msry q the
taken In the 9th. about lat % 10, lon rs OS
BprG ALrrsE fr before reported abandoned the
9th inst, in lat 20 10, Ion rs %.
BRc Poroa.c from Bangor York. put into New
port 18th nst having split sails and lost part Of deck load
BRc ArueSE tBrl, which cid at Wilmington. nc, inst
ness the 1sew h es put back 70 w
and with probably have TO discharge for repairs.
Sem AssA WHITNEY At New Lonaon from wiim9s2n
heavy gale Of wind on the Sd inst on over
Sem I srunerss, 124 which wrecked and con
demned ut Bermuda months since, and subsequently
Alcott Emmons, Of New York-wherc she now hes-on
scna PoHrKs, before reported ashore north Of Barne
Ave thousand dollars shore Captain cro~e
date vicinity Of tie vessel
scHR Ux,oS Rich from New York, before reported driven
s rv | ns asnass o With s opds o
@ ens So IND hs se5 o a % was ou at h"
Island Met aten on BY Yacht Widows Of
baled out.
Miscellaneous.
The late storm which swept the Atlantic has wrought
change the mouth OF the Mcrrimac Where before
the deepest water bar has been formed nearly
ping the passage pilot boat running out Wednesday
stopped that in heavy that they feared she
would go 10 pieces
LAuscH--On Monday. 22d inst, about DAM there will be
launched the shipyard of Messrs Pine Davis
Greenpont schooner of 80 TONS named Edna, built for
Messrs Yates Porterfed and Capt Alexander and in.
tended the Of Liberia This beautiful little
vessel has been built throughout Of the best materials and
u the most workmanIke manner She has out
with especial reference that trade and credit both
her builders and owners.
STEAMSHIP GEN sEpcwIcK. Capt whehursi, is load
ing at pier 20 East river, and will sail Wednesday next
oath inst at PM for Galveston, Texas She has superior
accommodations for passengers and delivers her freight in
good order
AMERICAN COMMENCE BRAEm--IxroErAxr CoScRs-
oSs-The Brazilian and Argentine have
ferred important for raw dry docks
&C. company under the management Of Gen Burnside
and Capt Joe Comsockthe latter Of the Oldest and
most popular captains from the port Of New York This
company steamers the Brazilian and
erecting the mouth Of the La Plata and all light
house and port dues RENTED vessels entering for
repairs This concession important for marine
interests.
sT,a.rn PAIsyIa or, hence for Lisssppo which p,
,he ish '' INST IN '''''' resumed 's' On
Notice TO Mariners.
BY order q &c IlshssoSss sS,5d
Portland, Oct is, 1866
The Frying Pan Shoals Lehtshp before reported vbee
Rc"as having broken s% her her % nos 9s up n
will be on her station again.
spoken. &c.
ship Ne ra. Ti S d csps Hampton
shin George Covert Johnston from Liverpool for Bos-
BARK 2s' Lizzie Fol r For from Algoa BAY
s l' % 20
y on e s .Spsa
which washed away buysrEs rails and stanchiOn'' and
r.. i..5 sS, Ssw T;s, ss for ss
mainsall, and received other damage.
Foreign Ports.
Asrsw.lI Oct s.Arr sr,g y Fi,'sr Sears SYors so
Th"mss: lin bark Bolivar. Wnitebsry. NYori.
S. ana s for s sspi
% .snd AID 2elh for spain Sid 18TH ship Ellen Sears
' II port sept shin. Geo washington H.ne. for Spain,
,.rsd FOR lie United M.t xaar,I@s:
so from o arr ss FOR hr United States.
AsAsA Oct sPassed by Pallas IDr). BIddie,
NASSAU. NJ OCT ioArr ship John Cushing Swan, Bos-
rpm STEAMSHIP PERUVIAN. AZ Qrrnsc.l
Ar, from New York Oct AsSlla At s Ss,,e s Doctor
xaIl ss,os =, ws.'rc,s a,, ss limited
H from r III delphi Mary sssar Gibraltar
9Th Julia. ut Antwerp
sid for NYork Charles Albert from Valencia: Oct Mary
Rowland from Cete; 8th CUMMINGS, from Havre: 9Th,
Christopher from Deals 10th. Haryon, from Liverpool
Sid for Boston Oct TO- Orion and Fanny Forsyth from
Liverpool
sid for philadelphia Oct g. Dan, from Rowan.
SID for Charleston Oct i. Paui Maria, rom Rowan
THE latest via londonderry
Arr SYork. NAPOLEON, and Peep oDay. at Isc Of
| wight; Chancellor, At Liverpool.
1T from @ ss% ne" a' liverpool New York
Stadt AZ Bordeaux.
AZ 81 Helena date ships Rutland, Washington Irving
wsrhawk, and Fred Warren.
ship Tanda from tho clyde for New York. has put back
ship Hugo Gra,ius from Rotterdam for New Yorf,
nj Falmouth, leaty.
The derelct ship :Pawnee sod at Waterford for
fls0oo sterling