The New York herald., 1868-03-07

Port OF NEW YORK, MARCH 8, 1868.
CLEARED.


CLEARED.
Steamship souder. Lebby charleston-whecler 4
S Steamship Mary Sanford, Moore. Wilmington NC-Jas
Bark VIM Cloves (Br), snowden, London-Alex Wiley.
Bark st Ursula (Br). Losberg Buenos Ayres-Pender-
Bark Feeswns es Davis uardenas-Brett, sos CO.
Bark Herzog Ernst tBrem). Places Lough Foyle for
brig Unione (Aust), Bonomo Belfast-socovich 4
Brig Orion (yorw) Peterson, Harpburg-C Tobias
Brig Memphis (Br). Sanford. Greylown, Mich DeWof
Brig Robt Move, Dickinson, Demarara-H Trowbridge's
Brig Anchen (old). Meyer Bremen-H W o Edye.
schr Annie Amsden. Bangs. Kingston, Ja-A Solomon
schr Warren Blake Mescrvey, Observation-Disclosures d
schr W Cushing Cook, Observation-Disclosures & Over.
schr Ocean Traveller. Adams st Jago de Cuba-0old-
thwaite Overton.
Schr Conservative, Boyd. Charleston-N McCready
schr John Ferris St John. Beaufort, Nc-Thomas a
''''' ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Atalanta (Br). Dixon, London Feb =, and
Havrc s.h with mdss and s5s Passengers to Rowland
Steamship clsopatra Philips Savannah, with dse and
.na ma''
and passensers' to James Hand "''a 'lN''
and oSG with mds 70
Steamship Transoni., sherwood Portland. to- Amss;
snip Etha Rictmss. Prqss, Tswessn, snanghas NOV
NE
sf sss:s
lon s Of with Of
NW gales with and Intensely cold weather Jan
Go"don To% Quiz Of Me1co 0i
BARK Lucy PapI prps' sShse Ap,wsrp n ye days ~ With
passage; up the Lghshp Feb a. but blown OF
then p Ss Gs
above vessel was % reported as arrived on the ss INST a,
they having boarded her some 30 miles of the Hook
Bark Moss Glen tBr,. cu.ten. Havana IL days with
Tlss
.s Sssasy Trinidad % &C cus
And Is s es S w.. ss %
Of ss e5s lost Sna sp q s
Gibraltar Jan Is with fruit to Chamberlain, Phelps Co
Had heavy gales with furious snow storms the last 10
y s vi s ss
head throughout lat inst within So miles OF the
S sq /. % % os nS
Sns
g E'$ aai!'a Dss s.ysfs::
Haven where she Is bound Has experienced heavy N,
Brig asidess stissr @ we: kisssion day.. with log
,oTss ' with strong gales from y and NV. '."~
s CITY % @.is d f'S Sa w
INV and MES NE gales. leg por, s,nn.u u.r,,. % 49,,
with sugar 70 master Had strong and NV gales most
brig julia Carney Carney, csrdenas Feb 10 with mo.
asses 70 BROS So yerg heavy gales
@ & rS u with
is DAYS of Hattefas, with OF gaes
a4s scRr Oi Helene % tswe wettend Rio arandc del Sui
Sss sas f SSss
g % @ a ss sT daS S sn w
movable from the decks 26,h OF Hstteras was q com
Inst on Barnasa. barkehne bound with loss Of
'V%S seSf II W Godfrey o Dorchester N aarwood Glen
weather ss
with sr % Bre Co. Had
NV gales all the lost fore BOOM been IS days
ssar Mary Smith tOf Philadelphia, smith, Trinidad
deiphis, where bound 3d. anchored OF Cape May
Il e sc w Ss ON w' os S By no
ned Of compelling her to slip the anchor with
sndsanseed very s%s Severe gales ii passage % .P
broke bonn and received other damage I'd inst
se6r Isaac Baker q Boston anchored of PhcnI Island,
with loss Of mainsail p.,...., coou,,. r,.v,..
Feb 81 with sugar 10 Miller Houghon Feb % lat 20 81
lon ~ 10 spoke Isabel Beurmsu Brown, from Sagua
for New York. waterloggej with feet water In the
hod weather looking bad aud heavy took OF captain
and crew. and lay by her all night 26h, boarded her and
hove overheard 20 hid. sugar from poop and pumped OUT
three concluded TO board and try TO get
her IN II would accompany and assist aud take them of u
necessay 9Th, weather continued nne at night got sight
OF land of Port Royal c.; the weather fine and wind
fair 20 for savannah Chareston water reduced to
feet in her hold aud did not appear TO be increasing
ssssance left him and proceeded on my voyage
(slnce arrived at Charestonl
scbr Mary X Samson, samson, New Orleans, ~ days
with mdse TO Vernon Brown Co Been ~ days N OF
Hstteras with heavy head gales st sails. &c -
schr E5chantres cczens, sayannah days. with cotton
schr Myrover, from Savannah for Boston. - -.
days Been II days Of fisilerss with NV gales
schr Willie Dill, English, Morehcad City, NC, days
5h ins IL miles Of Cape Henlopen saw helds OF Ice as
far The eye could reach seward.
Scbr Enterprise, Swinton, Virginia.
schr Chas Mcdonald. Baker, Virginia
pilot boat Abraham Leggcu Not arrived up to the city
to-day She reports Sailed n cruise Feb 25 wind NV
blowing nfong; March Pm lat s IS lon 7y rs thick
Storm Pm put pilot on board the brig Emma
Ives; at IN heavy rain storm wind Il, blowing hard
and freezing; March wind Me- rain storm and blowing
heavy at 10 AM put pilot on board o. ers; Az Pm
al pm put pilot board steamship qu!f city, al 10 Pm
hauled round TO the northwest and blew gale Dur
night every drop Of water that came on deck frozc
March s-Wind NV blowing gale the boata perfect mass
OF ice. A. noon, lat ~ ID long 70 W. AZ Mkept on
before the wind all hands employed In getting on the Ice
head the north wind NV all night blowing heavy
March Nv. blowing heavy, the boat loaded