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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

snIr FsrEDoa, nom New York for GLASGOW, which put
York Tor repairs. Her cargo Will be forwarded des-
tlnaton from St Thomas.
Cieni1rgo reports passed. through miles OF heavy Ice
nn 70 INN miiss OF san9ro atn inst me vessel being
head: the jibboom broken OF at the cap by the
tooE with it ali neadgesr attached, ib and fying no,
and sprung head OF maipmast' topsaiiyard and main
scuR yAscELLo tBr; Morrison, at Boston March IL
% ~ f9 Mp fsS up To- Ssc d sasces
sion of = gales during whish lost ,ocet9Pmss and 10.
tan passed wreck some vessel aad spars; also on
a m sn 3 70 ssse hs Week iSFk On
bottom up could not SEQ her name but inc copper on
water, and rudder gone the vessel appearing TO be
moorings in the upper harbor saturday night, 1Sh
inst having had her seams opened by the pressure
scHE CARnle ALLEN, Of wellaeet. Capt Neweomb.
Now orE or araena TO load frnE for hat por on
private terms.
scnn AMELIA dr. from Matanzas tor New YORK.
gethe and the Coast Wreckina Co report that there Is
cha sed p rom her. and about oaehrd Of it viii be
saved and shipped TO New YORK AZ soon as IT Is Ia zen
save her.
M ye r s M out Of be the lee At TaPe
the LevanIer and Hattie n Reed after being icebound
just month.
During heavy westerly blow at Fernandina Fla
March g. the whaling sehr Admiral Blake lying IN the
Fort wharf she was hauled oil the following morning
by the Godfrey Keebier. and sustained no damage.
The steamer Long Branca and the propeller Fan
River, laid up at OAKLAND Beach have been suld
former North River, New York, the latter
to Mr. John Roach.
NEW ORLEANS. March 17--Bark Castor Aus, from
Cienfuegos Pascagoua Is ashore Oh Grandeur Is
land, bilged. and will probably prove total loss
NoRTH TRURO Mass March lC-Io-day will be com
peted the all that mas been Will be saved
oil cargo the bark Giovanni from tails place to
Provncetown. This consss OF s,3JO out OF the 4,s25
pales whic formed of the cargo. or the
and nuts winch made up the balance nothing has
been saved. The rags, being light Heated away when
liberated the hulk aud the nuts were lost by the
bags bursting being broken open, ana perhaps little
plering The balos OF sinae were scattered up und
DOWN the beach, distance OF four miles They have
been drawn across tho Cape 10 Pr0vncetown, another
four miles and VIII be shipped to Eoston by the old
Colony road
PORTLAND Me, March ia telegram from New Or.
leans 10 the owners OF the schr ha Ireiethen Cap
tain Reers OF tns place SAYS that the vessel ounderad
at sea. The crew were all saved The l. + was from
the West ndcs She was 81 tons register bnt al Eden
Die, tn 1861
PRovIScRrowS. March j7--schr John Ball before ra
ported ashore Race Point OF and was towed mere
yesterday
WILMINGTON. NC March iG--Brig Prmus tGerJ for
Rot erQam, with u cargo OF naval Stores struck the
shoals in going the river to-day, aud IL leaking
viii return add discharge tor ropaifs.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM March lG--Arrived BARK Johanna (Ger
KoeDcke, Savannah via Queenstown.
BARcELoSA-Arrived barSs Marietta (sp). vicens, sa.
vannah; Carlos (Sp). Blanco, New Orleans
CARDIFF. March l7-sailed, schr Geo Peabody, White,
Matanzas.
CAprz-sailed. schr Warren sawyer, erie, United
states.
DEAL March l6-Arrived bark Grace ,Br, Wade. New
York for Bremen.
LLsISoRr, March I6-saued. Moen, for Pensacola.
GLASGOW, March l7-Arrivei, steamer Macedonia tBr)
Laird, New York.
GrpRALr,n-- allied, brig New York dtaD, Amaaeo
drom Naples) United states
HAyRF, March l5-sailei, bark Grace L Cam (Br).
Sheldrake United states.
LIVERPOOL March l6--Arrved ship voyager Chase,
Norfolk, Va, via Belfast.
Sailed 18th, steamer Indiana, Clark Philadelphia.
Cleared 10th, ship Superior (Nor Hegesen, Philade.
pha.
LoxpoS, March l6-sailed. bark Ulrka tNor) Fran.
berg. United states.
MovILLr March I7-Arrived steamer Moravan tBr,.
Graham, Portland for Liverpool.
MARsEILLEs-sailed, bark Tomaris (Fr Ailard, New
York; also the vauban, for do.
Also sailed. bark James Kitchen (BD, Reynolds New
York.
MEssISA--sa,led, brig TenerIde, Tracy. New YORK
NEWPORT March i1-saied bark sunshine, Clark.
Havana (las been reportei sailed 5th).
PADASG-Seiled. bark Elizabeth (jwe) New York.
QoERSsTowN. March l7-Arrvei. ship Hugueno. spar.
row. Iquque.
Also arrived 18th, steamer The Queen tBr Bragg,
New YORK for Liverpool land proceeded).
Arrived 10Th, bares Watjen Ger. Deeten, San
Franeisco sandvik (Swe). samaesen. New YORK
souTuAsrfoS March F-Arrived, steamer Mosei (Gsr)
Neynaber New YORK tor Bremen land proceeded
DISQUALIFICATION. bark Marsnion, Jordan Burrard
Inlet
Arrived q, ---- March 10, the Marion. from United
states
Sailed from ---- March l6, barE Adonis t3p) vasro
United states; also the Yesta. Tor do.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AMI
HERALD MMITEsTONE TELEGRAPh LINE.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer August Andre (Beg), Greve, Antwerp Feb %.
with mise AMI Passengers TO F9neh, Edye q Co ~
ship na or WsS sschare Fooen9w ~
"a Cape Of Good aoye Dec "a and crossed the equator
Feb q in lon rs 1885, mad strong westerly gales of the
hfe Sa of ballast Saas Rrse ocs
ship Robert D,Sqn GOT Damars SC n ~
ship Bremerhsyen Ger, HOLES, Bremen 40 days with
BARK Joachim Christian Ger, Eeimer Annoy III days
Cape OF Good Hope Jan q ana crossed the Equator
Fec q. IN ION % had fine weather. ,,., q,
ballast, Chas Lining a Co. Is anchored at sand
BARK norma Of tJOhn NIB, Swift, Liverpool 80 DAYS,
BARK Rrsoer SorJ Petersen, Bristol 40 days in bal
last TO funch, rdye Co.
Bark Victor of BOSTON,. Pond, Zanzibar 80 days with
rndse Arnold, hines q Co. Passed Cape GOOD Hope
10 81 lon IL spoke schr Alfred Keen. New York
molasses 10 Howell Son 4 Co; vessel TO Jas W FL
Bark Anna Walsh Lawrence. Matanzas 10 days with
sugar to ioungs. Smith Coz vessel TO Carver
BARK Com Dupont oi searsport, Nickels Matanzas 10
% WIN ars or eTa poe e b T@s br ed
Light from Maanzas tor Boston same time sehr kmer
Porter (Br from Ma,anzas 'or ; 1870 r., 20 81. nj.
ware srf sTeaswate with sugar to Weis Vessel to
Big Isis lo Boston, Anderson MessIna e2 days with
fruit 10 DeyIn Rose; vessel to Lunt Bros. Passed
Brig Alice of ibraltar Yves Palermo 81 days with
fruit 10 order. Passed Gibraltar Jan ~
co sss to S- Johnson Perry
me ers srs fp
Brig Eva johnson, Johnson cardenas 10 days, with
sugar ana melado " De Castro Co; vessel to Brett
sria Herman of Stockton. Patterson, Matanza. II
DAYS with sugar 70 Broyn PRO, Co. vessel to Carver
Big Emma Cof Portland buckuian Trinidad ccuba)
q days. With 70 the commercial Warehouse Co
y.ssel Va a fisld Was ii days north Of atterss.
carsS % % p1% Sss SrnS aasqna
shepherd slss q rheaslpAa Robinson
sSbf Gs P bSsas Ssn sooa
d ssr T aag w S sa pas ca to g as
with NOES, &C, g J Y srowos 49,, ,......,,,...
win lumber TO order vessel to bentley a!dor'iseve
PASSED THROUGH He'll GArG
BOUND soCrR.
Steamer city Of Lawrence RsrDolas Boston for New
YGs wa ds nnd Seqwch for New York with
steamer Delaware smith Norwich fer New YORK
steamer Laura, Nell, bridgeport ior New YOrs, With
Sour Teal Or, st John, Nh, TOR New York. with iah
v chr ocean Green Baker. Georges Banks for New
sclir Lucy " Ames, bishop Rocklsna for New York,
schr i [ srooKs Shirley Providence for New YORK.
BOUND EAST
steamer George Cromwell Bacon, New YORK for Port
land
steamer cry OF New Bedford, fash, New iorx tor
Now Bedford.
Cteamsr AlDatross. Jaws rev YORK for fal RIVER
ven.
schr salle Burton, Palmer new YORK tor stamioTa.
scnr Parker, Daniels HoOo.ep for Providence.
sohr " buuston. Gardiner, New YORK Tor ProV
schr lmogsne Divsrty. Candy, IIoboken FOR Newport
schr v carroll, Carroll Fort Johnson Tor Prov.
dsnea.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Cuba OBJ, Martyr, Liverpool via Queens
tCwn--C @ EfAucklyn.
steamer Lidador ras), cabral Rio JansiFo via west
ern tslends-tabbri h Chauncev.
steamer Cleopatra Eulkey savannah-Marray,
Ferris co.
steamer souta Carolina. Nleksrson, charies,en-J W
Cuintard Co
:, steamer 9uf stream Faireleth Wilmington, Sc-w
Clyde 90.
steamsr Eehmond, Kelly, Baltlaore--old Dominion
Steamship Co
steamer Elzabetn, Clark, Baltmore-w DalzeM
ship Westminster OBJ, Grove Liver pool Iii olett
Torrance.
a co.
Ship Whittier swap, San Francisco-sutton & CO.
Ship Richard Busted johnson, Philaiepnia-V
Bro wn 4 co.
BARK NSovo csiestaa ItaD, starsee, Napes-Funeh
BARK Juan Pearson Csr), lie Bout vslparaIso-Fab.
fsrr saran HOBART Pinkbau, Motanzas-Bsnner q
Brie Martha tBrJ Wiley Barbsdos-Dwignt 4 Plat
Bris Balsar, Baara Jacmei and Geatsge sAy-o " e.
e1iA
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OTYIcy LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR
TaIRp Dlsrnfcr. II APzssyIlLE NJ. March TO- 1875
the report published few days ago hat IhrOags
Escx buoy had bean carried troui s position was Ia.
correct, The Duny "a still In place. -
STEPHEN d TRENChARD Commodore, UsN,
Lighthouse InsDeotor, Third District.
cupA--cHfFu pIsrpIcr-LTGHI sHANTuSc PRouOSToRY.
Information has been received that the ght on shan
tuuQ Promontor has been shown since Dec 10, 1874.
ylie liQnt h liked white with re sectors White be-
tween the bearings Sc by y and Sch z, ~ red be-
tween Ssr y n ana > BY "a r.; white batween BY
X Il and uy q T. over All arc OF 2lsdeG and rcd be-
tween by X r. and NJ u ~,
The lght h Ouscured seven times bY peaks between
the bearings 81 Dy Il and by y H. Az este
Island niIlny Il between tho boarnfs ssE n ana
sSH.
inc iiusninaanz apparatus Is dlopiric, Of the nrit
The tower ia round o, stone O. est hah and with the
Keepers dweiin2 IL painted white
Pesbuon- Lat 81 ~ n, ton l}z ~ n.
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THE HUDSON.

RISING OF THE WATER AT ALBANY--No IMuE-
DATE PROSPECT OF BREAK UP.
ALBANY, March II, 1875.
The water in the Hudson nas risen over three
feet at this city within twentyour hours, but the
Ice being OF great thickness 1t Will require
very heavy reshet to cause a break up. The cold
weather now prevailing will, probably. prevent
a lreshet at present AdyIces rom places along
the Mohawk River show that the Ice Is firm and
not wasting any, owing to ne cold weather wncn
has again set In. The wafer has risen consldera.
DIV from the effects or tie recent tnaw, and at
Palatine Bridge. where large creek enters the
river, IL was overaowlng the fats
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Merchants, shipping agents AMI ship captains are
informed that By telegraphing 10 the HERALD London
Bureau No &c Fleet street. the arrivals 1t and depart
European ports, and other ports abroad ot
American ana all foreign vessels trading with the
United States. the will cabled 70 this country
free OF charge and published
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv-
ing New York do bv addressing to such vessels
of HERALD yachts, pier No East River New
York Letters all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Asr,xgiLI. March le-sailed, steamer Henry chaun'
oey, Hathburn. New YORK..
pAa@eoA March lin port sehrs u (: smith Lee ior
New fors III days, LuisltG, underhhl, Tor do, lag
cAnDrSAs. March lt-Airved, brig FIVE Brothers
Randall New YORK schrs Gertrude smith, Jameson
New lurki Mary l. Long, Ow, baltimore; RAMON dc
CifSSutaos March iS--Irctyea. bark oseeo tar), st
Thomas,
sailea isih bark Z Chapman tss), Eve. New YORK
Dlig iodlOt orr Boston .
HAVANA March id--Arrived, steamer Clyde, LIZ
ingston New Orleans
Sailed lsth steamer City OF Havana. Phillips, Vera
Cruz, %e sehrs EDWIN Morrison, L9yendar MatGnzaa;
Nellie sawyer. Oetohell, Cardcnas -.
hALYlS, March ld-saiel, steamers Alpambra, 30.
tons Chase, Porilanai brig Jula ksson tBrl, Pofto
RICO
Arrived 1874 brig Thais IDrt Fudge. cienfassos via
Boston
Cleared 1871 brig Halifax tBD, Power, British West
Indies.
MArANzAs. March 5.-Arrved, barks Oliver Emery
Or, Havana; J "a NhadwicS, Howe, New York; Elliot
Ronie. hutchinson. trOvIdenee yermanii baltimore
brig charlotte bucN, Buntcr, Havana; schrs Frank u
Cotton. -Oners, mi alelphia; Florence HAN keim,
Charleston Col + Race, sacua.
SINGAPORE, march l--soiiod previous bark Hudders-
field lBl), Boston. -
sailed Febt bark dlamoraanshire t1r,. Morgan, Bos.
ten,
- port March g.. bark Esperanee Fr. for B9ston
khsrA March i4-Arrivsd prts IL " Nsrrttt EARN
sou. Now YORK lsia Hatsis, Cares. 90
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NATIONAL GUARD CHANGES.

Colonel George W. wingate has been appointed
by Governor Tiiden Assistant Inspector General
and General Inspector OF Ride Practice, with the
RANK o. colonel or the National Guard, State or
New York.
Governor Tilden has appointed Thomas 5. Dakin,
OF Brooklyn. Major General OF the Second DIVISION,
and directed him to assume command at once.
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THE LEHIGH RIVER.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa.

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, March H. 1875
No danger ID apprenended from the Lehigh
River. The warm wea:her OF the past few days
mas removed an immense quantity OF Ice, and the
channel Is now clear.
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schr Burnett. Gardiner, Port Johnson Tor Frovi.
denee
schr Z Clark. Fengar New York for Providence.
Schr Iames l. EaYles. Arnold. New YQrk .or Boston.
SAILED.

Steamers Cuba Br). for Liverpool Cleopatra, Savnn-
nah. south Carolina Charleston; Gulf stream Will
m!ngton, NC; Richmond, Baltimore; barks tolkyang
ana, Ma,anzasi Lepanto sydney NsW; Vim Van name,
AMER; W Oliver tBr). Antwerp; W Grifliths (Br),
Matanzas; G hoseyelt Havana: Adeline G Adams,
Galveston briggs J Wiswell, Montevdeo; Anne
Lly SaGra Ia (irande; Rising uil, Port pain Ida
DR., st Kits Ernestine. Matanzas' Annie X sorer.
do; Atalaya, Cieniuegos: Arctic SBr Cardenas: me-
liza Emma 81 Johns ana Ponce. Pr; Hunter, Pernan:
buco; Hattie S kishop. Havana; Sarah Crowell, st
JOINS PR schrs Ioa Richardson, Para; Ieaser, Mara.
cath Eaton Hannah McLOOn CardenGs.
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SNOW BLOCKADE.

ST. PACL. MIMI, March IT. 1875,
AL the railroads leading TO aud from the city
nave been olockadsd with snow since Monday
last. The Telegraph Ia the only means OF COM
munlcstioD WIN the outside world. Snow poue ns
are In active use IN all directions, aud the wind
having supsided ~ Is hoped the DELAYED tra.ps
aud mails WILL begin 10 arrive tonight or To-
In
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will snow the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty.four hours
10 comparison with tn corresponding date OF last
year, as indicated Dy toe thermometer at Hudnurs
Pharmacy, HERALD Bludlnx:-
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SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Bark Martha Mcneil (of Thomason. Me). from New
Orleans tor Havre. 8 days out off Cape Florida.
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C-C-Dotted lines showing the country flooded.

The temporary light has been discontinued
All bearings are magnetic. Variation deg westerly
in 1875
BY order Of the Bureau of Navigation.
WYMAN, Commodore, u n, photographer
y Hydrographic Once, Washington, Dc March 10.
Isis.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL
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Average temperature yesterday s...ss..ss,.s. "
Average temperature Tor corresponding
date last OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. an
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Sailed 18th sehr Newman, Grimm north OF Has
teras n...-
ozier. Daren. Ga 60
Cleared nth, bark Kate Sanction (br), queenstown ~
orders; schr Lyndon. Boston.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM ptFgER
"A ont states loyal every whore; dssertOn &c., Slk.
iIeisnt cause. no publicity reqaral no oharQ. unu
divorce grnnted, advice free,
" HOUSE. Attorney, lgi Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFiCG BRO JKLYy Goa
"A. ner OF Fulton avenue ana S1arlmS .sI3.
Open irOn3 A. VI. to- =. VI.
On SUNDAY irOn q p. VI
A BsOLUTa DIvoRCEs OBTAINED FROM COURTS
~ Of different states. puJhcity tees ~ advance
Notary and Commissioner ol DEEDS for cvory STATE
fRkDERlCk l. KING, COunsollOr.ailaw 5J2 broad war
EOuGu no MOkE. USE Or. TOBIAS PULMONIC
" LIFE SYRUP. II not the best IL the world no NV
Sold by the druggists. Depot 10 PARK place.
NERVOUS DEBILITY -fMPJRrANr 10 fNyl.
~ dS-For Nervous Debility ana Weakn1ss. BROUGHT
By indiscrctions excuses overwOrk " the br i'm
ana nervous sys EN- Wi,CHE IEE5 p ONO
PILL, tasted tor over 81 years with perfect susse3 A
PROMPT, radical AMI permanent cure. SEND Fjs
CIRCULAR Pfiees 81 per box six boxes % bv malt
securely sealed with tall directions Prepared ou.y az
WISGhEsrks i Co, " Joan susat, New Yorx
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Nov 12-sailed, ship California Nelson for
ng
BRIsroL, Nov 13-saed, ship Sparkenhoe (3r) Kelley,
Pensacola.
BREMEN, Nov 12-saled, bark wifsta warf (swe), for
Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th, ship W Workman OBJ. McGray, North
America.
Arrived 18th. ship John Rutherford (Br, oNesl Phila
delphia; bark Caroline Ger, Stricken, New York
CHRIsrASA-Arrved bark sondrenorge Qor), Taraldsen
Philadelphia.
CRoSsrADT-Sailed bark @ Rcusens Leighton, New York
CoPEEHAGEs Nov Arrived, bark Hermann Behrent
Ger, Dillwitx New York for Lubbock
FAYAL. Oct 1-Sailed. bark Adeline Gibbs Smell of NB
to cruises brig Abbott Lawrence RUSSELL do 9th barks
Kathleen, Rowland do. do; Josephine Ham do I7th
Cataps Anthony, do do Andrew Hicks Rowland Of West
port do.
Sailed from do date bark Wave, Briggs Of NIB. TO
cruise.
GIBRALrAR-Arrved, ship Loreley CNor) Marcussen Bar
celona for New Oreans barks Lawrence Howes Philade
pha; brig Myronus Higgins for New York also the
Saga from .
PLYMOUTH, Nov 15-Arved, steamer Wieland Ger,
Hebich New York for Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN Nov l4-sailed steamer AbyssinIa QBr),
Murphy from LverpooD, New York.
Arrived 14h. City Of Berlin Br, Kennedy, New
York for Liverpool land proceeded).
SEyILLE-Arrived, bark Alice, Dyer. New York.
srErTIS-Arrved, Marie, from New York ~.
Arrived Nov 10, bark Juno Ger, Nilsen, Boston.
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PErERHEAD, Oct 9o-Arrved. Louise Charlotte. Hanssa
,ousrSsrowS Nov ARRIVED Bertha Darlington Page,
sherboro.
RoIIERDAM, Oct 2o-cleared Abbie Thomas. Eldridss.
SWANSEA Oct 2o-cleared, Mary Staples, Trott, Ma
sgsz Oct SoArrived, Glenartney o. Gulard Shanghai.
ST HELksA Oct 81 Arrived Brown Greenish Batavia
seoa Annie Torle or s4sson Florence Treat Short Ran
for FalmoutD llth Cuba, Theobald Rangoon Liver
Passed Oct ., Harriet Hickman, smith, from Mailman
for Europe.
SS5 oct s sgS, aS lea arrived
John Pascal which the men report have been
The ship drss Voyage from Calcutta ior View
YS and and had Sa n STS a She Ell in
al went well sssordng e the statement g the men until
volumes OF smoke were discovered coming from
the forward esIehway After some hours Continued
voyage continued in appsIsa SAFETY ans the John Pascal
covered that the fire had not been exngushed but had
been noulderng and again broke on, Forward with re-
African state-to subdne the flames but without avail ol
this time the ship Victoria for Boston hove In sight
az d Ds bore S0T them sent pSq% board d s view
tors but BY this time the flames had broken out n the
The captain mate steward and his wife remainder
5 then the ship and also taken on
at ne had not sufficient supply OF provisions on board Tor
therefore that the eight men who have
home In the African should be sent ashore in boat to As.
stated, have been brought . Plymouth.
QuEEssIowN, Oct 3l-The Sarah Kinesbnry, Water
reported eaky -
ST HELENA. Oct 1.-The ship Regent of Boston (US).
from Manila Tor New York having rudder
was called On Sept 81 when found to
such detective state that they
be condemned and ruder procured Another survey
was held Sept 30 when the hull sternpost stem main
mast and other were found very defective
recommended further discharge Of cargo until
the vessel be ligened to the extent Of sheets Of
copper out of water and then be again surveyed.
which, having been carried out
recommended the following viz procure and M
mainniast oreyard and upper nzzen topsail.
yard port eahead and port pumpkin, cak
outside and put In craving pieces whore required
woodends, calk decks repair buwarks &c forward and
ends Of beams topgaant orecase, also rudder
1851 bales OF jue cuttings and about ~ tons Of inseec
sold to-day the of repairing the Daniel
Draper. The vessel Is pronounced now fit to proceed
Captain Libby OF the American bark Annie rorey reports
terrific weather In the Gulf Of Maaban lost several sails
&c.
The American ship Cuba from Rangoon encountered
heavy weather In the Gulf Of Martaban sails
She into this port 9th inst with rudder damaged
has been held since arrival Surveyors recommended
the vessel be ghtened by discharge Of
able the rudder be nnshpped and landed for further in
spection.