The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

sight Wind Sc, light; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK Aug sunse,-No inward bound vessels IN
sPMs,eamshps Jura and Great Eastern cleared the BAR
bound out
The Britsh screw steamship Jura Cap, Noodle sailed yes
ierday for Queenstown and Liverpool with 20 cabin
s.eerase passengers
ioss Of his shipBombsy June z5The ship squanium
Miller has been lost Ahoaugh She struck rock
the MIND Blowing strongly Tire ss wess Ssae srps &.
anchors were let 70 the vessel struck IN i've om q water
Heavy seas were nov sweeping over he decks WITH perfect
ehor aud shore and, by almost miracle sandy
point ns cut % ss oa e SaSs ., wSl
Tie mAsis then Gu, to her much posi-
s ne ssp Ks and %
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asft Is sooa as aaysSi sppesred an KussS IisSoa &
as. % s aSy .sd e
sS g. 9 ss but shs ss sss ss
bow open and rolling The boa, over turning cu The officer
again sssp H. when ihey were stey landed By the Inc be
Ing ssssea away from he ship Tbs meas q so~musi,,
wreck having foul Of the spas heavy surf
over water casks Win lines attached wlch sdely reached
The shore but Of which he natives would take notice Ish
not persuade any q me men venture spon hem after he
every clear Of he ship before Inc departure Of hun
self and wife TO accomplish weh only one course seemed es
e as and s.ksd hs 500 he yoaa 2 which ne batter
sy H. a 1 m ana n @ Sssn s s
into the sur Being good swimmer, he succeeded noby 10
When Ia. way 70 beach turned and b@se
mo-. sse from the vse5 ssuss us %oiAsr ana sser
from the ship, now rapidly going in pieces The noble
s s % IS S Sss rss On men h a s sSG 7
q spsr The cook got foul o. The rseng before leaving
cable. length q The wreck Aer The ss man Of ne
With ratings 10 bear hem up ana lie line passed around
Der scdy p.hed from wreck The heavy surf rolled
They were sp abb % te,g Their heads asoys water un
moe comiosSy 70 the beach When ashore Vas disco.
WHOM s OF s.e ssSed saey anything The SspaS his
s aa Last Ssa AZ % @ ss Sn d s%
& the n s e for os A SSep aS
The vessel A during the whole time after the vessel drsi
dyssnsery having saPerv.ned sserton 70 which
sns Ho.rs sua he oher 70 ,Se Sailors Home ~ ~
f%ercaS consa isSeia The arss second oc.r.
vaie boarding house.
Br BAKk An,sl.y, Campbell Al Providence from Liver
poet, los, fore yard on the passage.
sewn BsfnwIS Crowel bound 10 Boston was the YES
Gel IN collision with s'es%e. Columbia report Of which was
ceeded far Rers Island where she would probably
repair.
Tsssc ss sgy Fs,rs gT,So.y reported
row the United States dry dock. Her copper not wrn
S SGS.% s Ger &c s 7 S cs s5
@s cargo ss SsS well % 2r *. ,ss me s p
being fitted and strengthened The Northern Coast
(sy letter.
Boxs,v June sThe Amer An ship Sea Lion from Glas
for kurrachee put into harbor The l5h inst fo
water and proytous.
ys | ss h sI,ss ssss % we SOpo
their crossing the bar there this season with safety.
The ship Ganymede which arrived IN hsrbor Friday
from London, repors-feb ~, att AN heavy gale
from Ssh at AN perfect hurricane the ship under bare
poles THREE topgallsnt mass blown away nj III AN Tn,
sill decreasing and tremendous running, TIE
chip laying her beam ends and making quantities o.
able TO the and everything
ing oc, The deck cabin and forward house beini
much troken BY the sea which making a ceal
brcak the snip. the captain held consultation
cce and decided that something be done TO nigh
IN poSsihle the ship Otherwise would the
Orders were therefore sven 70 cut the weather fore
rernr, which done accordingly The foremast wen
over xe side tahiue along everything attached snc
carrying assy the bowsrr jbboor kc Tmmedlatey
enable the crew 70 work o. The pumps The crew wwket
hard Al the pumps nsary Two days nhs end N whch TIME
sounded and eve feet Of waer found IN
the we'll he gale continued with rresi violence for u hour
fyp hs Sc hen eecsms nocsrsie f~ about fcor bows