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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17
NINE DAYS IN A HURRICANE.

lhe schooner A. l. Palmer, Captain Spaulding, pro-
sented exceedingly ioriorn appearance yesterday
as sne was lowed TO Fulton Jerry, East
River. The sails torn, boat was gone and Tho
deck entirely bare VI movable Things. From
Barscoa 10 New YORK there had been almost
slant batlic with the elements Captain Spauiding
suid to writcr that he lett Barac0a on the 10Th
ScptsmUer. Inc vessel was hardly OUT u sight
Of land before she encountered heavy
sea aud strong northeast Wind. This contiuued
for two days, ~neu wind vcercd TO nOrth-0orth.
east and became very high. Tue wind IN
creased IN rapdity ANA the waves IN force from this
time uutii perfect hurricane was blowing Ou tue
5lh October Iuoy got very heavy cross sea, and
another hurricane irom tho southwest. WIN tnr-e-
rosed they before he gale Tor forty eight
hours alter sea washed The decks lore aud alt,
carrying away the boat aud tho deck load-abouL
one thousand buncnes OF bananas. the Tying
ilbbooIa was carried away. On the Afternoon
u the 5tn INST, latitude IS deg. min iougtuao
81 deg. Is niu.. tbsy sighted bris-figSed steamer
ia u HELPLESS condition. she Lad NO saii on ana was
burning no coal. No Signals were lying--at least
tue crew u the Palmer could distinguish none-abd
Tue vcsssl was drIiting about aimlcssly. Th,s was
when the Palmer was scudding before Tho gale aud
Ut could not bear up 70 tho steamer The
heavy weather continued, and on The 9Th inst. the
flying l!b aud Jib carried away. From TINS time
lpe weather moderated. This port was rsached yes
rduv IA a lair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17
TEMPESrUOUS yoYAGING.

TERRIBLE gxPERIRScE OF DANISH BARK
DROWNED.
Inc Danish bark Fredsrickke Louise, Captain
Esperscn. which arrived at this port disabled as re-
ported Ia the HERALD ship news columns yesterday,
made fast the Boston DOCK, Erie Basin,
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon. A reporter visited
her aud had an interview with First Mate
p. Holm. Mr.. Holm said:-.srhs vessel IL only Tour
years OLD and is as siaunch bark IS can be- found
We SAILED from Hull, England, and were forsy-ihres
days IN making the voyage. The sea toward night on
Saturday. October IL, begun TO get rough ana the
southeast wind. that lad boon blowing moderately
north and northnor,hwesI Tho barometer
tell from so 10 ~ ami the wind Increased
stsadly. BOtn watches were on DOCK or aioIt,
The crew beng Ten 10 number on the
Jonausen, Ordinary seaman, and Peter Cooper, tho
cook That WAS about eleven O'CLOCK, anu We were
laborng nsru. tho bark pitching Iearfully. We were
trying TO save tho foretopsall Hans Jonansou. was
up gus ket to cooper, wnsu h0 lel aud Was washed
aSteru. lie made QUERY. mo COOK sa v hiid iaIl,
but couldn't be heard deck. anc We didn't
Know VI his being overheard III Cooper came down.
The olher men then refused to work aioit, ana
the officers did not like 10 ask them 10. About
midpig h, continued tne mate, .the big sea struck
amidsnips, u perfect mountain Of water. The bull
warKs Tor about thirty Two feet were torn away WIN
the chalns The long boat, which WAS amid
snip, buckets, haIcnes and ali movable ARTICLES were
lights wetlng cabin and The vessel below decks.
lost durug the gale, winch continued I'LL ABOUT
three O'CLOCK sunday afternoon, maiosail,
sail, jbs. foretopmost Ysaysaii ana other SAILS"
Johanscn, who was tWenty-uve ye-r5 Of age, had
formerly been carpenter Oh u British merchantmen.
ue was native OF Dramon Norway.
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BURNED AT SEA.

Tho schooner II. 4. Titon, which was reported yes
terday among the arrivals, was yesterday towed 10
Prensoss stores in Brooklyn and last evening Cap
tain Charles L. Munro, commander OF the brig Flor
ence, who. with his crow, was picked up a. sea by
Norwegian bark Hulderen, found in the cabin
Of the Tllton. He willingly told The story OF The
burning OF his vessel and his own and his crews
cape 1--WE sailed from Savannah on October for
London, having on board a cargo Of turpen-
aud 10 four days drove IN q southeriy
direction, crossing the Gull stream with this
WIND, thus getting considerably 10 tho south Of
suvanuah Then The winu changed ana we tackled
ship We lattade 81 deg, longitude 70 deg IS
min., ABOUT Two hundred ana my niles from iand.
nine O'Clock, and was lust gong 70 sleep. when inc
into the Cabin and told me tnat Tue forward
cabin WAS iull Vi smoke and mat the cargo wos on
fire. rushed to booty batch :dships and pushed
back the slide ana saw that the nod was ful Of fire.
We We could TO put out the flames but all
we could do Mas 10 batlen down the hatcnes Keep
out air. II was NO use putting water on.
There chance TO find out how IL
stared o,Iher. Iaon,t know But In hiIeen min ules
Inc flame burst through 4 bulkhead Into the cabin,
and The air got to Il the hre GOT control VI
everything. We had just time 70 throw some pro-
visions anu barrel oi water INTO Inc long boat and
laupch her there wasn't even time 70 put IN extra
canvas. Then tumDlsd IN US quick as We could
aud pushed of We lay by TIL we saw The whole
wreck mass OF flames. First the IRE caught The
toremasl ran up, Incn II caught the mAiomast.
anu IL wus only lew moments before everything was
Ablaze We spread what canvas wa had IN tue boat
made tor land hut didn't scare mo uny,
Inougn knew dubious about gel.
ling 70 land. having LIE Gulf Stream
10 cross aud 100 miles 10 30 III an
open boat What scared me wus the IRE. I've boon
IN good many signt places Ocfore now, but that was
aboul the ugges 1T had. had uulucky crew
though. There WAS only one man among tue whole
oxnt that haaat been Cast away three, iour or i've
times before.
Nv eii NO sailed along TIL the next morning when
We saw y sail, and TELL you wasn't sorry. II
was the Huidercn, and thcy picked US up and would
have taken Quesnstown ouiy VIC tel In with the
"A Ter
The Florence 3l8 ton brig, SIX years old, belong
ing 10 A. Is. Stronacn, OF Annapolis, N. s."
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Jsxsss from New York arrived s Ans So loading k'as
sop Do,. osIss sos,s r ; rs ss
ford Tor ss1ss" orig Irene. Yates. Tor Bsisoi
ARscIno. Pr. sept rs Arrived. schr Five Sisters.
BnI,zs, lion. sept sArrived brig rula. Morgan. New
port sept 80 brig Froatier tsr, White. from New Or
port ss M
s.n Hs
x c.sssusaos; os. SArriysd steamer WIN Nerves.
cAaDasAs; %. Arrival senr IDA :. Eidriage FL
csnerss seS@ Riley et oSn smos o'3sn'
pyn,Is Oct ioArrivsa bark Lr'y tBr M0rrssey, st
DSsss,s port bar. E%n. Partridge
luoS ISLAND Sept lin port. BARK Jonathan Bourne
nAv.SA oe, ss s sshr Jennie Morse. Brcva
sS 10 % Sssssy Sss
oston 9h bark parsSa Hansen New York. sear David
CID, uali. Lverpool
loh, o.ssina rseteeo Ispa Martin, baI.i@srs: iisS
y e Mss sss x bark a h.
HaIrA1 Oct ia-Arrvsd bark Cupid Br Fraser Glas
invsSrooI Oct is-Arrivsd. ship Eurydiee tBr, Ed.
wards. st John. NIB.
Rsess asso:,s s' Az csd.o% Forest ss Posss
Sailed prior to SEPT bark Charley B Robinson. tor
In Dors sent 10 shios Blue Jacket percival Port
s II BLACK
s s' ss 10 New Ha
s IS. $ 81; A @ ''s:ss ssz
M F5 ssad sa
'0 Gee. sss.ss p
oh. s. SsSs XIV %rliH asA @ nss spok.a
MvsauAsH Gets Cleared schr Uirca smith. Edwards,
O.. IlArTiysa s.ss . nssa. Co.. Pct.
ships Gienmorag tsr. Dawson do Gle.earn tbr,. Tan
h1as; & Hamilton do bark Frances Herbert SB
McKenEo London; brig Uboina cGer aasgenourg. Bar
, Luis F Gs,s ss S.a
adian tsrl Mclean Gl.ssow .,..
lin. Aows. WAllaroo; 10Th ship Mausesden r. ThomD-
CANDIDA ss, Hashsv.s aad srs.. ssII ohsiisx q
PsssA.suco Sept ia port, schr Rtna. SAWYER for
PnccR1so Oct lin port. sche Parepa. Packard. 70,
PoRr MULGnAyE, Oct Passed. bnrks Erema tBr,. Nc
Mahon from Liverpool for Charlotteown; Journal tBr,,
QUEsxc. OCT Ii-Arrvsd. steamer Msntobsn tBr,. Nc
ps Sie.1ed ILL., ship sally .nr Atkins Bristol, bark:
r9 so~es. EST E!verSso: Essai,o ssr, Wits barrow:
sailed 18th ship Lake Superior tisr. Stewart from
s1ossY, Ns@. Aug .le-saiied. bark Loehinv.r gr,.
sam @
dI por, r sea q r.
San ss.neIsss Zip ssald q The Morning Ts%ss
Aug dsg schr Superior Lee from FIJI. arrived Sept
tor sale.
SAGUA, Oct Y-Arrived. bark jose Moro, James, New
York.
Sailed 5th bars lorena, Blanchard Now York; Arletta
Nichols and Lizzie Dun DO brig Eudorns Fringe DO
Jackson, Kingston. Js-
sYpNxY CB Oct 8-Arved. barks Moselle tBr. Carey,
Selds: 7th lilda, tr) Brady, London (and cleared
9Th for st John. NB).
JOHN. nh, Oct l4-Arrived schr Alice (Br. Ksrri
gnn. New York.
Arrived 18th. schr Alice 8 r). Saunders Now York:
Cleared 10th sshrs Nete tB Brett, Now York; Calvin.
for Philaiephs.
TAxrco Sept 3O-Sailed sehr Comet Bayles New York.
In port Oct 5. brig Water Lily Perry. from st Thomas
for New York. ldg.
VALPARAISO. sept 1o-.saisd schr Fanny Hare. Hare.
AntofAgasta and Tocopills
WArKRYvRD l2-Arrivsd, bark Torybarn (Br,. Rob.
bins st John. NIB.
(Brl. Cam New York; Emmanuel swsdenbosg (Br).
Brown. Delaware Breakwater.
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THE ADELPHl EXPLOSION.

The investigation by United States inspectors Of
stca,n yesse,s- Matthews aud Jayne-was continued
yesterday. A boiisr maker named Patrick Murphy
testified TO making certain repairs sst spring TO the
boiler Of tho AdelpnL In reference TO the patches he
sad.-..i put patch the outside shoot OF the nrc
box place whore the sheet gave out; theirs
were some small patches there with socket bolts
running through them; thipk shsre were
,hree patches; 1 took OF Wo; the fou
sas very thin whore bolts were drivcn,
found . small close to the socket
bolis; there signs of breaks on the outside
sheet; the metal was thin there. ana in the inning
between tue row OF braces, but think IL was sood
III. SKIN was eaten away 70 somc extent around the
socket bolts. N tbero had been smother row Of
brGcng from The furnace 10 the siue sheet the rup-
tnre u,ighs have boon prevented; the braces we're
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SPOKEN.

Ship Jsssio Renwick. Of Chatham tNR) from vissgs-
pktum tor London. Sept IL, lat IL N. Ion 81 w.
Ship Klwe B.rsow. from Liverpool for Bombay, Sept
10 lat 40 N. Ion Is w.
Ship Bloom Br from London for New York. Sept
90 lat IL lou %.
Bark Arciduca Rodofo (Ans Cattarinch from Antwerp
for Now York, date. tat ~. lou 5.
Bark Osseo tBr. Lee, from Newcastle for Baltimore.
Sept "a, Int AZ 81, Ion 70.
Bark Magic OBrien (Br) from Pabsllon de Plea for
Ostend. sept Z, on tho Equator.
Bark David Malcomson (Br). from st John, NIB, for
Liverpool sept II, lat ~. Ion 50.
A bark showing HONG. from Nov York for Elsinore,
Sept 20. lat 40 n. Ion IA w.
brig bessie May tir). Buck, from Lsith Cuba Sept
-, lat iS, Ion IL.
Schr Ellie Burnh Baxter. from Cette tor Santos.
any ~. lat ! s. lou ~ w.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER DoaIsIos tBD. from Yarmouth for Boston.
before reported s Portland 18Th with lo.s Of rudder
ths Bonstta severely injured In the he al by
Ly pounding against the side Of the steamer
Suir PniDs % rnr wALfs tBr,, Charleston Oct -.
heavy hurricane from the ny TO
I'VE ..s s under hss and srausr S ~
terrible sea; .pt topsais ana nsinsas Blowing them
Bklo B,.HAac. t,f Londonderry. ss,.. o'Nen. from
risos Ns ssp p a. with s.so q sS"i sr 0srdoIs
sama. Grew saved and landed ~ New Loaaon b. soIr
WiI,sm Hayes,
sssn .' .ss
Lss 81 John ION ssp ~ 10, + rs"@.. xa
from from Rss and vs..., began to aSo1 and to make
:S.$ IN VIVID rs .siS ss ss.4 %
tremendous sea maxing eea breach over ns eoad not
% ,s ss ' ss%s
sss;S Ss:..:s rS
is s'p arsis. d elcSias ana
20 the top q the a.er house wnen deemed
nsnsea. slsSoash the s~ospns her aud We
had 70 s oassy w., to h ssssass ID, "a 's he1.s
stin blowing harresre Wien our fo!estsysAil went
y .Hs time ali hand. wore eonpssSy srod out 40 W.
nrd s.' Sa ss snse 'Ss s 81 ss 1sa saa
halt biscuits day with some raw pork but fortunately
1ss . slowing hsficaas With the sea run
n ~as had %'%".sS sr s @ the sea washing es ss
the vessel bad could from posi-
the VI the Oct A. ~ IN. the wind
TO the NV suddenly and blew tereci hnri-
causing the vessel 10 lay With her lee dde
pietciy under water and mrinsai bursted aud
blow IT, pieces. Our sunrrngs Lecamo mu,h wsrsc
the weather colder after the wiud changed stu
blowing hurricane from the NV and the sea RAINING
high; Oct o. st blowing hard and heavy sea Iunning
Oct o, the weather became quite moderate, ~
dry the hurricane need and found the dec
had began break Our hatches wore AL washed ID
second day of the hurricane. We could toll the
position u tho vessel had lost all OF our in-
strunsuts. Ia the afternoon bark saw our sig
mai Of distress and bore up for US, Iaa down dow,
under loo and hove lowered boat and tho ehef
officer. Mr. Joseph Buckman with tour came 20 cur
assistance and alter considerable difficulty us the scA
running hiEn at tho tms rescued from our Doi
condition aud brought us 70 New York Tho vessel
proved 70 be the II Lyman. Capt Pnkham Of Var
mouth No. ON avtyage cm Manila to New York. 70 days
Sent PENNSYLVANIA from Port Johnson for Stoningtcn,
coal laden struck Baretts tcef AM Get 10; nsated
of Pot into New London but proceedeo same day Tor
dessin alton. LEAKING badly
scHR ErroRr OF Bangor at Boston 18th from 50 johns
NJ reports ~ OF the brand Banks hs avy gale
from ldD mies to ard vi 81 Putefs
In which lost all mead stays Oct ~ Thatch,rs Island
boaring 10 miles. sncountsredR severe gale IRON n
In which lost boat split ioesa aud sustained other sill
damage.
SOM ALPnARsrrA fBr) at Boston IRON Port Gilbert,
=, reports, Oct 81 50 miles OF lhatchefs Island, IN
heavy gale from Me- Loaf deck load VI wood tho ssa max
Ing clean breach over her. washing everything Cd this
deck.
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souR Usrox MITCHELL from Calais Ne. for New York.
bach a. ssnsasy about sunset on Saturday. brsakinr
y1 immediately The portion oesrin .te mass aan,
md Of his on made their way safely 90 land rns
tue captain. a.sd is years refused .. locomotives
upSa the and lost. Capt Srs ss
AFTER reashng land safely and finding Two stili rsmansd
orsa get them 70 follow hun out Without success hs
sSh,ins them and even trying 10 him.
es thy make tn attempt All he crew
kindiy cared by the keepers Of the ~
ance either.
Sem GnKYnovsp. fisherman Mt Newbarypor, 18th from
severely ie.aE b. .nehor and dory and tearing her n
ss ss CT :: and md @
NTH % .aom ont On ss.vag sa9r. sSs parted
asnes was abandoned on Monday night of f.!Iock mp
Camden for Fo.. Royal srsa..Is.d the
Soen 18th r.por ssss the on ars
nisn. q ls.h 1s.wesn r.osx lsl.ns aud Gay ns.d'so
SOM tsrsRANzA At Portland Oct i5 from Bay chaleu.
reports. daHns heavy gale split Sails had decks swept
PIorBoAr PET tof New York; put hack to Newport Oct
having experienced worry heavy weather; vessel ~
rom n. YORK.
from do. have each noted protest.
ss os rJse Eip
and to css.ham an % the
ported She halls from Machias Me- tons both
gone, cargo OF spsrs. no person on board
FORTRESS MONROE, nct l6-Stesmer West Indian (Br,
from LIVERPOOL &C. for Batimor- passed In to-day re-
passed at to-day wreck of Body Island. boar
ing OF N, 10 miles distant u.der jurymssts. he aiding n
GLOUCESTER. Mass. Oct l6-schr Josie csderwood:
which arrived from the Banks to-day the loss Of
two OF her crew-Wiiiam rato, OF Nova Scotia: and
Charles kussei o. sackspert-who is the vessel In
HALIFAX. ks, Oct 10The cable steamer Nina has
rived from st Pierre
JACKSONVILLE, Oct l3-Schr Gen + e Spinner Dayton,
fof New York, went to yesterday in After
passing the bar aud before getting he1dway, she
~h.n several miles Il found that she
had abont live feet OF her hold All hands
called the aud tho vessel headed for the st
Johns She anchored outside the and hoistod
signals Of distress Tho tugboa Oyster hoy went to her
assistance aud attempt made to tow her to Fer
nandina but the wind being ahead that plan had TO be
position with four and i've feet OF
In hold. the being kept going 10 preven her
out sufficiently Tighten ed by throwing OVERLOAD
of OF lumber enable hcr to the bar
She will thcn discharge AMI the railway for repsir
VINEYARD HAVEN. Oct 16-Stsamer Island Home 10 vt
sized Muskegot Channel with Of getting into
her port.
Revenue Samuel Dexter. Capt Baker has hauled
MouticeIlo Rocklaud Ligure and Howard Holder or
John Each gnted part OF cargo.
The board the schrs Jamos Watson and
Mount ain Laurel sold Vt .tion to-day.
schrs Il Ii Shannon and James s Watson nave beeu
conaomned and the Shannon will DO sold she Hes
FYidrv next
Schr Abigail Hayues before reported disma
into Nav Bedford by steamer Nellie.
Schr Terry dismasted. WILL probably DO towed to
Boston.
the the schr Clara Smith and towed Of her
masts and other spars into KdYartOwn.
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NEWS UNDER A BUoHEL.

WHAT A REPORTER LEANED OF A sHIpwREcKED
cREw AND HOW lie LEARNkD IT.
Few readers OF the HERALD imagine tho difficulty
often experienced In gettlng small item OF nows,
occupying space IN tue paper perhaps oil only Anew
lines. The following IL case Ia point he Itaimn
bark Amaia ZoaguIo, irom Leghorn, arrived at tins
port yesterday morning, auo The intelligence was
flashed city by Telegraph that she had rescued
aud had on boarI u sni pwreck,d crew. HERALD re-
poricr despatched to tho vessel ~ her dock
and ascertain the iacts concerning tho wrecked cre~
and Tue abandoned schooner 10 which thcy
had belonged Tho bark was Inado fast 10
IN the East RIVER anu tho sailors were busy
about the deck slowing the sails AID otherwise pre-
paring Ior discnargiHg the cargo. Approaching The
mate the reporter cndeavored 10 learn soetning Of
the snpwrecksd crew. Tho conversation detailed be.
and Spanish
'ls the crew on boardr
"Wnal crewyn
"rhe shipwrccked crswfn
..Wnat shipwrockcd crew."
"Tae one you picked up a. sea-"
'Did not pick up any crew NJ soa, " turning away
and whistlng an lillian air.
.Yss," pursued no writer, ''but there
IL"
oYean
Yes what"
'.wo have the crew. /"
"wncrsfn
"Don't know"
sea and know where iney are now"
I've did not PICK up a crew at sea"
ssBul gu Just sad you DID,"
ayes, tno EDgiish ship picked rs up"
s.wnat EuaIis shipf"
"DVb't know
you mean English ship picked up tho crow and
transferred them 10 Your
.,Ycsn
'.wel, what did you do with thoma"
"Don't Know"
Almost 10 despair tho writer asked Custom House
officer who standing by, n~lp him uhrsvei tho
enigma, but he gave ~ up after lew wsak vnorts.
But the wrlsr returned again the charge Win an
Itaian who proessed TO DO perfectly familiar WIN
the paios
The Interpreter TO tho writer-"Hc says that tho
crew were picked up ut sea la latitude u Deg, IL
min, longitude IL deG, AZ NM
swell where are they nov ~
.Hc don't know"
"Wbo picked them upt"
"he don't know.h
"how tnen, docs he know they wore picked up al
anf"
| zine captain OF tho ship said So"
tsWhat cap tam oil what ship ~
"lhe English SHIP"
sTncn the Engllsn ship picked up tho crew and not
this bark The mon nus consequently 10 on board
| the shpfp
.sHc says not"
Tnis conversation was prolonged Tor nearly an hour,
AMI the writer was about sending tor ambuianc e
70 carry him 10 sn asylum when one oil the crew
thought ot piece ef paper "a the cabiu IL was
brought and 10 lew words explained tue my y.
The crew of the bftgantiDe Emy were pieked up by
the In dish ship kirkbam ut sos but were serwaru
transferred TO tue Sopiia, Dopbd ior England. The
captain of the Krkhsn mad askod the Italia bark 10
noty the pubic Of the iaot wnsn u reached Tina city.
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solid and good; l considered the fixture sale one
Tor or thres months; had this ACCIDENT not oc-
Cured the patch would have been taken oil when the
boat was laid up for The wtnter And hard patch put
on IN us place.
The inquiry was adjourned unit TO- morrow at hall
TIM
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SAILED.

Steamers Russia (Br, Tor Liverpool; Holland tBr) Lon
dom Victora. tBrj do Labrador I'D HAVE; Santiago
do Cuba. Havana; Gate City, Ssvau nah; Laurestins
(B) do; Charleston, Charleston; Amy Dora (Br), d.
Reading. rhiads,phia;; ship sep.ane ..er,; Bremen
barks yesterde tNor Falmouth: ALEXANDRA (Norj do
Queenstown; Low Wood tBr, Antwerp; Bolssieg tNor)
London: Fortuna (Nof), Rotterdam.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The buoy or Newburyport bar lost In the Late
gale will be replaced y possible.
y ID AMES. Comm guder USS.
Lighthouse Inspector. Second District.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Bay OF Islands, NJ Aug 81 bark Alaska OF
NB Fisher with $50 Dbls oil for the cruise and 100
bbls all told
vavan Friendy Isands Aug $, ships California, OF
NIB, BrighmRn with nothing since leaving Russell; n
xeo Of do Moxher. with hpbk whales; Horatio Of do
Grant with $50 bbs oil since leaving RUSSELL Triton,
of do Koeth with nothing sincc leaving ManeonuL (Mr
Perry second officer. dropped board VsvanJ
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Ammonia QtaD, from Naples.
Brig sophia (Br). from -.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES or DEPARTURE FROM YORK rHE MONTHS
OCTOBER NOVEMBER
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.

@. 10 v.- r.! r.. 3 g. VIVID . s::s::
aSsDis s.Vs Ship ii;.. 4PM so.is Isl ssE Soar
Sandy Hook....l pMi3O lsi 81 SSWi Ciexr
New York. 49,. III Pm 0.l6l 63l SSW! Clear
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
New YoRK, Oct l6-Noon.
The Western Union time ball fell CORRECTLY to-day.
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TTsh uSArTiS Lffs BALsAM.-rKOvEN AND
~ tested during 80 years pubc trial tne cure Ct rhsu.
nistsni gout. scroiua, Be HYATT, 2a1 Grand ~. AnA
dsuxsksts In Brooklyn. Jsrssy vitys essrSwkAfa.
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YACHTS. srEAMHOArs, &C..


Sr.AN PROPkLLER rHEiUiir ROUTE WANfkn
- ,ddress FaEiGuf, boS li9 Herald Office.
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