The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-12
Herald Marine Correspondence.

KEY WEST, tFlal, September >, 1897.
and I'D August lasting thirtysix hours 1t
age has occurred to place, any settlements
The brig brownsville, Rogers from New York for the
Brazos ashore Bush Key shoal the morning Of
the force Of the Mind that they were broken almost i'm
be taken out BY the wreckers The brig was got aaOst
wrecker 18th She viii be hove repairs
1 sa5 s sss Gn s I Ms ws ss
h s tr
The ds With was up
and TONED into port by Of Sssckng vessels savsss
The spani. Schooner Aisado from Havana for the
south side Of Cuba owed into harbor the 2th nst
totally dismasted Her cargo, consisngof sugar. corn &c.
The English brig Sarah (before incorrectly reported
the Charlotte has bilged and will total loss. Be-
saved which sold Wednesday September Sal
awarded by arbitration 90 cent after the payment
salvage given BY the srDratOrs in the case of the
The bark Reform is undergoing repairs and will be
There now light shown from Sand Key the coIlec
tor having sold the light ship auction the 10th inst
light house Sand Ksy still in unfinished state
York Havana loaded with coal was brought into port
by the wreekers on the 9th August she experienced the
found to cut the main and mzzen mast for the
Of sse
all blown away When discovered BY wreck
rguez, with jury rugged Compensation allowed
TFsebers BY the captain and seeepted amounts to 5000
further examination. Consigned to Bonnie Curry.
from the ships log which will show her precise stua
tion ,, when her struck BY the hurricane ~ .,,,
Ess s sn S at Double Headed S
carrying possible SAIL yofS way Double
s And % A. K % ssS %s
before Wind While reducing sal ' the
broke of close cap running
the @ tho S anS had on no
away the main and mizen and clear the ship
dS &c %
reape weather thick and rainy during the rest Of the
ing e The grins the night mc,Ssrssng mind
sail hoisted at the stump Of the mznen mast, aIso-a
lspare staysa in order keep the ships head wind
makes Jul little pumps attended cleared av,ysSs
se the s he shore S9i and s s s
by the current At4 T. NJ finding could make further
,asom Of water with fat6oms q chain out
Iusd Gss' and S SarygTt Beef Light bearing BY
boarded by number Of wreckers but they could assist
Aug sl-Arr schr Geo Anderson, Sawyer New York,
Sept q schr Desdemona, Chetten, do:
Arryed-Brig Maria, and Holiness Hole to 80
sailed-schr wm Henry, Merrill, Portsmouth.
loth-Arr schr Eliza Leland, coombs, with lumber.
Wind SW
miscellaneous.
THE ScR supposed previously reported the fats at
Greenwich, was not the Madonna which at q the
9TH now presumed to be the Elizabeth, from Bangor
STEAMER AMERICA and schr Champion returned Fri
port has been made concerning hor.
ScHR ORION, hbelled for wages OF seamen sold
auction in Boston Wednesday by order Of Marshall
for 5000 cash
Foreign Ports.
AGyApuIsA, PR, Aug 2G--No Am vessels in port.
BurSos AyRrs July 21-Barks Hayes, Beauvais, for
NyOrk, unc; Edward Koppisoh, Upton, from Salem do
Buckeye, Tbbett do; Wright Averill from Work 10
avs passage; brig Robert Wing Crowcll. unc.
Run KEY Sept 2-Schr Elizabeth City" for Carolina
ldg.
day; only Am vessel. -
.a Home Ports.
CHARLESTON, Sept Arr steamships Marion, Berry
York; City Of Richmond, Mum do schr Lucas Swee-
ncy Key West and Havana Sept Cid schr Aid Stelor
Bsracoa.
NEW PORT, Sept 0Arr brig Altaya Wells Diehton for
Alexandria schrs Macy Eliza, Smith, Philadelphia Marian
Could, Grant, Dighton for Philadelphia TunnelI BAN
Providence for NYorki Seraph Payne, Welneet
folk Rebecea Could Pros idence Time Edwards
10 for Suffolk Albemare, Fry Providence for Suffolk
Dart Phillips, Taunton for Nyork; sloops Bristol Bugbee,
Taunton for NYork Pcarce, Godfrey do for dol Amels
Thrasher, do for do.
. NEW HAVEN, Sept l0-Arr brig Caudie (Br) Crcwel,
StJohnsi schrs Sarah Frances Morgan, N1ondon pava
smith, Albany brilliant, Smith, NYork siooP New hork
chapman do, Sid brig Aurora, Gardiner PRAaQePhisi