The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1851, Page 7

rf if i i i HI if E F i i Hy i F£e, 8 taken rud- ‘was con This bint ts ‘iohett who invariably drop Marine Affairs. Lavxenrp—On the 18th instant, from the Jame: Hood, at Somerset, a new ship, the ip Van Winkle, of about 1.200 tons, and owned in this elty. Lacwcnep—At East Boston, on Thursday, by Mr. Sami. Tall, a fine clipper bark of $00 tons, ‘the Meruic. owned by Messrs, Edward Gasset & Co., of this city, and intended or the East India and China trade. She will have Forbes's rig, and will be commanded by Captain Emith, late of the bark Lucia Field. THe Spring Annivace.—Yesterday and last tema | arrived ships Dertmouth, Euphrates, om N brig Noble, with cargoes amounting in. the plan to 11,700 barrels whale, 310 barrels «perm oil, and 296,000 pounds whal bone—the latter with a —— amount ‘of gold dust, specie, and merchandise. Besides these, ar- rived the Manuel Ortie, James Andrews, and ©. W. Nye, purchased for whaling, end bark Kio Packet, to load oil for Europe, A large number of whaleships are daily ex- pected. —N. Bedjord Mercury, March 21, eer Crrscext Crrv, Off Chagres, Marek @, 1851 At a meeting of the passengers of the steamship Cres- cent City, from New York to Chagres, the following reso- lutions Were read and adopted:— Resolved, That to Capt. Tanner, our most sincere and heartfelt thanks are due, for the able and indefatigable manner in which he has discharged the duties inew bent upon him as an officer, and one who feels the sponsibility attached to him as the commander of a pas- renger Vesvel; and in order to testify our confidence in him as a rkilful navigator, and our esteem for him a a gentleman, we hereby unanimously subscribe to this re- solution. Resolved, Our thanks are also due to the first officer, Mr. John Leeds, and the chief engineer, Mr. 8. Scott, and other officers of the ship, the efficient and ready man- ner, in which they assisted in the management of the yessel, and which gave evidence of superior capacity in their several departments. Resolved, Our thanks also due to the purser, BE. W. Hull, for the gentlemanly and efficient discharge of the duties of his peculiar department, as well as for his ge- neral courtesy and kindness. Resolved, Our thanks are due to the steward, Mr. W. Dustan. for his substantial attention to the more urgent demands of our appetiter, and for the taxte displayed in those little luxuries which contribute to the comfort, and impart a home feeling to the weary voyager. {Signed}:—Jno. Gavett, B. L. Foote, B. Macy, A.B Miller, Geo, W. Pourland, on bebaif of all: the pox: sengers, TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. In your paper ef 2ist instant, relating the splendid trip of the schooner Sierra Nevada, from Shanghai to Son Francireo. a distance of six thousand miles, in thirty. four days, averaging the whole trip about seven and a half knots per hour, you state, “ which is said to be the test distance ever made in as many consecutive days by any vemel on record.” - I would state that the ship Russell, of this port, arrived at Angier, August 13, 1848, in scventy-two days passage from New York, having sailed 14.049 miles, being an average for each day ‘of 1905, miles, and over eight miles per hour for the en- tire passage. ‘The ship Oriental, Palmer, of this port, arrived at Hong Kong, this past year, from New York, in less than eighty- one days; distance by observation, 16,145 miles, thus showing an average speed of 200 miles per day, or eight and a third miles per hour. For thirty-three consecutive days she averaged 239 miles, or nearly ten miles per hour; and for twelve successive days, an average of 250 miles each, And I belicve there are other veasels whose per- formances can be named, which will also exceed those of the Sierra Nevada. Yours respectfully, Dew Yous, March 21, 1851. ANEW YORKER, NOTICE TO MARINERS. vor THE Coast oF CALIVORNIA.— for the benefit of traders between ego, and the various intermediate , hander, of the brig Lowell, an old cad taperienced navigator om the Western coast, and one Whore statements can be re lied on:— VYorr or San Dirgo—The bearings gre B coming from the sen for the observe a table land ef mod com, the south you will see the isla aypear to be w point of themain land, parties ly when they bear ESE: navigators f ly, coming from the northward, take t for the Nort wd steer for it watil the islands ope ho the main land and they dir- cover their er This is casi oided, Fo Boe a ‘ a Sh) oa ~~ pete goright through it, re + po por Va Ay Fate beable’ to lay onthe wind right 1 harbor, where 4 natural breakwater is formed by shingle Keep close, to this, port, ag there is # or 6 fath You will observe the breakers about ‘two cal Tength to leeward or to te east, where there is a shoal ou the mouth of the As goon a8 you are, inside the breakwater you may anchor in About 4 ox 3 fathoms water, anywhere in the bay, avoiding he shoal on the starboard band, which, you will ste ploinly ‘The point of the table land was observed to be in 2 Jon 7 1ZW. Should you, om account of the wind o to enter tieide the break keoping well to tiny ind ie NW, ex ou‘ will then hav pilots stationed at t tat new and er, it he windward of tering. ‘There tide rises and fale playa, in a small ba nee. Ld Si dis : uA . yn : wente, which has the appearance of a tal jand. babited.) . Carauixa—From San Dis San Cle- [Unia- NW by W half W, distant 45 miles, is the Islond of Catalina, whieh has the appearance ef two islands when you are im the channel between that a and San Peg 1am informed there are two good and the othe ‘the "They almost moet and are ‘about flow law The harbor on the N wide is the best. S'Q0 miles from Catalina is the Bay of no—Lae &3 43 N, lon 11814 W. This is the ngeles, The north ‘point of the bay appears like a To the fow hi ins, covered with #now the winter. here are only ¢: for storing © ‘e her bo the amen ‘fyttg ta high te the tore- ing over her ws ny w wt lore tak ws Lowell, Dee, ve im therefore of the opia- wm it in hg cable, as is usually pear. " “fave im time to ‘The ish 1B the chart of the const of California, y James Imray, does not exist .faxra Bansanag About west from the soath end of 32 miles, is the Island of Santa Barbara, Bay % mun Fr Ba B, jon} t Pa and ip ext yen tl he o h y about one sibs fomn shore and about half a mile vides the kelp. You can hannel of Santa Barba: the f rw Bble reek: whieh bear about SE from the churel Barbarn; distant 32 miles, Sa Rosa—W by 8, Fw oy) 10 miles, ie the island of Santa Horn, sone of the coast are inhabited; afew have wert direetion coming from the north to right ape Cone at Feme sli from chi cape oma the Reet with NW. winds, Saw Me rO—The Island of San Bernardo does not quiet ‘hu it ‘tioned chart. Pro- ce at ah irri shot that red from ail wiads, ‘are onl ted ts y = fora a few vessels, vweerteny Bay—The sw Vines, lies in lat 2698 N, Jon 1218. This bay iseovered the fea by lau depremion in the cow ‘the tan beth gout, It ie ad oie net to ‘oie Joe, AF YoU wee Labia oy bp lene will find the current rannii B p SCuANDER, Brig Lowell. 7—Sir—In ‘consequence of the conti arr ee le much too large, and “drawing more water ‘also uence of the contin Geen deemed advisatie Tepeam pations to ¢: 2 ; i 4 et ie a zt : i i THE LATEST ADVICES RECKIVPD AT THE SEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Mt Mauritius, Ind.Ocean: Dec. May a, PR Mar. 5 Me +i Mar, Fen. eh Howolula, 8. 1. Jolay, 1 jacmel, a jay tl Kondow Madeira Madras, Hindovt Malaga, Spain. . Malta Reabsnpeee tas U.S. Mail eapelp HE ‘abtree, commander, will sail for Bromon, on Saturday, North river. id ewbin, $60. A. Ali letters iP Office. Vi freight to : eee Fa meth ‘Agente, 09 Broadway. ate ‘01 ‘he LINE FOR SAN FRAN. t with the reania? cA or about A ISL “HOWLAX Dw AS IN WAL! 1d 45 South street, e Pan For passage, apply to NITED STATES MAIL STRAMSIIP COMPANY —FOR ui a Now Orleans—Through tickets reduced rates—Chagres splendid steam: i ge oF freight, a fet strect! cornet of Warrea cisco om the rst and Aftecuth dere of each mi tained by of ‘The steamers of the frst if the month Bill touch at Acapulco, San Blas, Mazatlan, San Diego, and een th: the th, will f Mexican port. ckets are now ert st eachend of the TENNESSEE, 1,900 ton Sotenn oe cour MBL AROLINA, ao ed MPORNIA, 1,050 tons, CORN, 000 SARAM SANDS. iD ts The new stenmship LUMBT A, will ply regularly be- tween San F ports in Oregon, ‘awaiting at th former il pastengers from ay wie mails and Fran hagren, enving at coch periods 8 “ ure be little detention as possible om the a ‘ with the Pacific steamships, a thi ‘New Oren Mexico, Cali a) Saloon state Puy Lower 2 Steerage, ‘wend with inattress and board... io AN FRANCIBOO TO ASTOR He . wo mouth, apply at the othes of i the company, hand ‘Skew street. 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