Isabella Aug. 3, 1851 Bordeaux to New York

From the “New York Times” dated Sept. 18, 1851

Pass.’s Surname ; First Name ; Remarks ; Ship ; Rig ;Origin Port ; Destination ; Master ;Trip start; Cargo; Consignment
DE LERRIERE; Charles J. ; Isabella ;bark ;Bordeaux ;New York ;Humphrey ;Aug. 3; brandy; to John Durand
DOANE Justus, Capt. ;and lady ;Isabella ;bark ;Bordeaux ;New York ;Humphrey ;Aug. 3 ;brandy; to John Durand
GILMAN ;Willis E. ; Isabella bark ;Bordeaux ;New York ;Humphrey ;Aug. 3; brandy; to John Durand
LOVELAND ;(Miss) Isabella ;bark ;Bordeaux ;New York ;Humphrey; Aug. 3 ;brandy; to John Durand
[No name] ;Captain’s lady; Isabella ;bark; Bordeaux ;New York; Humphrey ;Aug. 3; brandy ;to John Durand 

Last Updated on June 19, 2003 
Transcriber Diane McClay 
Dates are in month/day/year format
Notes from Diane: data from the 4th and last ship mentioned under “Passengers Arrived” in the “New York Times”, for the paper dated Friday Sept. 19, 1851 (issue 2), page 4.

The surname “Rev. William A. Benton”, might begin with a “R.”, but it looked more like a “B.” After the surname, there was wriiten: ” A. B. C. F. M., lady and child”. I do not know what those letters after his name stands for.

Under “Arrived”, where the ship was also listed, it was smudged, and it was difficult to read the captain’s name, but it started with “Hutch..”, and then maybe “ins”,after the “h”, and then 2 or 3 letters, that I could not read at all.

There were only four names listed for this ship.

On the microfilm reel for this paper, for these beginning dates for this paper, there were NO dates and NO page numbers, at the top of each page, so I had to go by the begining page (page 1) of each day’s paper, and then count the pages. This data about the “Passengers Arrived” and “Marine Intelligence” (Port of New York- September 18, 1851) I had counted to be on page 4. But two (2) more pages after this page, was annother “Passenger Arrived” list of 3 ships and the “Marine Intelligence” (Port of New York-September 19, 1851) “Arrived” and “Cleared” lists of ships. I do not know what date, nor what page number to give it.

Then there was the first page(front page) of the paper, dated for Sept. 20, 1851, issue 3, and counting forward to page 4 for that day, was the “Marine Intelligence” (Port of New York-September 20, 21, 1851) list of ships “Cleared” and “Arrived”. There was no “Passengers Arrived” list, but a couple of ships mentioned “pass.” as cargo. 

Isabella Bordeaux to New York Aug. 3, 1851
In City of Richmond, steamer, from Norfolk
In Malabar (Britain), ship, from Dublin
In Baltimore, packet-ship, from Havre
In Cornelia, bark, from Smyrna
City of Richmond, steamer, Terry, Norfolk, 44 hours, mdse to Mailler & Lord
Baltimore, packet-ship, Conn, Havre, Aug. 19, 291 passengers and mdse. to Boyd & Hincken
Malabar (Britain), ship, Leeds, Dublin, 37 days, 247 passengers and ballast to T. [Wallron]
Cornelia, bark, [Hutch…], Smyrna, July 22, wood and cargo to master
“In packet-ship, Isaac Webb, from Liverpool-
“In bark, John Colby, from Ponce, P. R.-
In Cherokee, a steamer, from New Orleans
In Norma, a ship, from Havana
In Mary Morris, a bark, from Glasgow
In Washington, a U. S. Mail steamship, from Bremen
In Brother Jonathan, a steamship, from Chagres, via Savannah
In Sarah, a ship, from Glasgow
In Hendrik Hudson, a packet ship, from London
In Gipsey Queen, a Br. bark, from Dublin
In Argo, a ship, from Liverpool
In Africa, a steamship, from Liverpool
In Guy Mannering, a packet ship, from Liverpool
In ship, Meta, from Bremen
In bark, Canada, from Neuvitas
Ship, Robert Parker, (of Portsmouth), 36 days from Liverpool, 230 passengers and mdse. to Harnden & Co.
U. S. Mail steamship, Baltic, Comstock, from Liverpool Sept. 17, at 2 P. M., with pass. and mdse. to E. K. [Cellins] & Co.
Steamship, Union, Budd, 7 days and 7 hours, from New Orleans with pass. and mdse. to Spoffard and Tileston & Co.
Steamship, City of Richmond, Terry, from Richmond, with pass. and mdse. to Mailler & Lord. 34 hours from Norfolk, Sat., at 2: 30 A. M., 20 miles north of Barnegat, was run into by a topsail schooner, name not known, her jib boom striking the steamer on her larboard side, just abaft the main rigging, and carrying away mizzen stays and larboard mizzen rigging, with 50 feet of monkey rail and quarter boat [dav…], damaged smoke stack and stove galley.
Packet ship, Havre, Mulford, from Havre, Sept. [3], and [the] Lizard, the 5th, with 303 pass. and mdse. to M. Livingston.
Bark, Cosmo [Gosmo], (British), Outerbridge, from Bristol, Aug. 30, with 57 pass., and mdse. to E. S. Innis & Co.
Bark, Odessa (British), Selly, 34 days from Cork, with 146 passengers, and in ballast to Grinnell & Minturn
In steamship, Merlin, from St. Thomas, Bermuda