The New York herald., 1866-12-06


saii down and sci the soresaL loAH turned ~ vsS
q s.ss ss' .s . sss s'ss & az h. ".
| son IN the main deck; twenty-thres days out
March mo ranss O Us under double rsss
topsaIs r. n, lowered the mansai down and iurled
M heavy rain squs down square 1n sous,s s, % ana
and hoisted the Soresai 10 A NJ wind and stormy;
down squaresall and furled ~ ,..on, =,
brcezes from The NNE and clear. 4:soP made ths
SSey Rocks With two lights bearing ~ cy com.
sss csr sb 'sasssn NSdsauoe %ss Sixteen miles
A. M, received the pilot on board by making rope
fast to him snd hauling htm on board. ,o..oe
M IN ne ssss cos 10 A. wind
rate, clear and PLEASANT bent the foresa ana sons
repaired.
March s.-strong breezes frots wsw
cloudy and rainy This day employed in getting water
March o-Moderate breszes from tho sw 6PM,
vessel all ready SAIL waiting orders This day The
first officer Of her M0jestys ship Vanguard care
three quarters Of hour he came on board With a
apology stating that the Admiral thought IL was Eng
March iI.-Banlng winds from the N and NV. asl
clear
$50 A. NJ, messenger arrived from Liverpool; com.
| mencsd getting under weigh Immediately.
NJ, got under weigh and made all SAL In company withs
Cork pilot boat. seat her very sssy ne Wind being
Cork light house bearing N BY E-distsnt miles. { 4
NJ, cloudy but moderate 9 A n. bark miles y
ressh q q 30
bark miles windward Of reaching to the south
1s saSns 1o% nss n. s and
moderate IA. NJ, passed ship under jarymasss A
n, fore and-aft schooner and hermaphrodte brig in
March 15-Moderate winds from the westward, and
clear 10 80 NJ, tackled ship head to the westward
$50 NJ nine square rgged vessels in sight from ths
March Ie- Light winds from the wsw and clear 10
in sight steering TO the eastward A NJ singlereefed
the mainsail and took one bonnet on the te. II A. y
the b and double reefsd the sail blowing heavy.
Lat. by obs 45 H. te
March I7.-slrong westerly winds and clear. 1890
NJ topsait schr insight steering to the eastward
p. NJ, brig In sight steering to the eastward $50
P NJ, cose.reeled the fOrc-sail blowing heavy from
the northward and heavy sea running A. NJ,
turned two reefs out of the fore sail Lat 43 u.
March ls.-strong northery Winds I p NJ, ship
In steering to the southwark A. IL, wind haul
ing the eastward set the squaresai and turned both
reefs OF the main sail and put the bonnet on the b
March lS~BadiIns winds and squany. 1880 p NJ,
put the bonnet on the foresaL p. NJ set the main
wind hauling northerly. r NJ, down staysail, wind
breezing. p N, bark IN sight steering Sc 2 A. n.
the Sssxv "a Nj SS@ Ae bonnet OF the fore
March 2Oestrong winds from the northard 1879
took the bonnet 0f the jc double r'sisd 1 In the main
sail. $50 A M, brig in sight bearing north Of uA
steering to the westward A. NJ, wind moderat.ngs
the jib and the bonnet the foresail A. NJ set the
square sail II A. M passed topssl schooner steering
March 2l-Light winds from the NNE $50 T. =.
down square sail and gaf topsan p =, sot ne
lowered the mainsaIl at daylight. $50 A NJ. TIercaA
one OF the Western Islands 10 sight, bearing HNW-
Msns aashs Wind: and variable. wind
breezng up reefed the mansa and took tho bonnet OF
the b II M double @ G resed the %sns: ana nsoox soox
- March Ss as-s.ronx breozes from the sw and saa
mansai A. NJ, wind moderating, turned one reef Gus
OF the mainsai and the reef out Of the foresal
pat the bonnet on the b and turned another reef out
March M-Moderate winds from the wsw and
thick and rainy. oAM., turned the reef out OF The
mainsal aud put the bonnet ON the jib; clear and
March 2s-strong breezes from the sw .SP: P:M.s
cry heavy rain squa. accompanied with thunder and
the bonnet Of tho foress ant and double reeed the mss
sail and set them r NJ single reefed the foresail and
the % se ~ 1 r.s nssSy sa. "
March 2e-strong winds from the wsW and heavy
sea A N double reefed the mansal II A NJ single
reefed the foresal blowing heavy, with rain
h.suy head sea- aoEsa 20 I hs westward and
p NJ wind to the eastward; lowered the mainsa and
furled IL A n the mainsail; wind hauling 70 the
NNE.
March 2s Strong winds from the NNE with heavy
westerly sea; under single reefed sails all this day
rcef out Of the msinss and put the bonnet on tie fore
sail aud bonnet on the b and set the squarosaL 10
snG. T1ra from he eastward clear and
pleasant 10 p NJ. took in tho squaresal wind sSw.
At 12s double reefed the mainssil took the bon
bonnet on the pb $50, single reeed the forsea and
close reefed tho mainsa and fured III blowing heavy
G~nx~nt tha ard hnou hnoA
March ao-strons gales from the NV and very heavy
sea 1890 ?. n, hauled down the jID and iSrisd i.
reofed the foresail and hove TO- blowing gale AtSE
NJ wind moderated turned two rees out Of the fore
set The double recfsd mansail; p NJ, turned rest
out OF the mainsaal; clear and pleasant
At 10 P. NJ light winds from the westward; q a X.
passed ship steering % the eastward A. NJ, double
the bonnet on the jib A. M single rocfed tho fore
sail, very heavy sea running 10 A. n, down jb and
ma @ IS squa nd scn.s sne % nor -
April f.Hs.yy rain squalls m nom y tho NV and a..v
turned one Of the reefs out Of The mainsa blowing
April a~sirong westerly gales and heavy sea 80
P. NJ double reefed the mansau and firled II and
double reefed the foresall $50 p. NJ, down jb and
p M balance reefcd the oresail and hove TO- blowing
gale and heavy sea running. ~ no moderation
heavy running vessel laying very uncomfortable
A. NJ wind modeating turned the balance reef out of
the ss the % and aSp ,ss her q her
tackled 70 the northward $50 ? NJ tackled to The
s wind n% mSGssn turned both si.d reefs q out e
light breezs from the NE A. NJ, put tho bonnet On
tho jib and bonnet on the forssaiL II A. NJ strong
April S.-strong brcczes from the ENE 1890 p Il,
double recfed the mansa took tho bonnet on tho fore
sai r. NJ, furled the jib balance reefed the for~sA
and hovo to, blowing heavy gale from the NE. A.
NJ, wind modcratIng sol the o and turned two reefs