The New York herald., 1862-01-21
miscellaneous.


Sqres Others of the seamtug Thos
Freeborn-ately sold to the government-have just
completed another Of greater to replace her. at
for the business that of towing vessels
% tug that the shipping munity have
been Of She commanded by Capt Morre The
hull built by Nessrs Lawrence Fouks of Williams
burg is 55 feet long, 26 feet beam aud feet inches
Inches walking
iisfactOn to ali concerned She in operation.
BR BRIG AyroLlNE Bonare for Boston put into Port
Royal jamaica in Distress having sprung of her
masts
BRIG ALICE MAupK-A ,elesraphc despatch received at
port for Portland ashore the Of Bass ar
bor The brig new and was on her first voyage She was
partially insured.
scBR MAHALo, from Prince Edward Island for Halifax
with produce sunk on Country Harbor The crew escaped
in a boat
THREE "ELIzABrrH BATH" steering S. with
of S sfsa sGfon 81 e er res S"Tsf
probably the Elizabeth FeltsT weltch which cid at New
ScHR MARAcAIBo Henley, at Portland from New York
ports Hi inst heavy blow from NV lost the head of
ioromast.
the swors during the night of Oct 2S,
got on Son se e snd oan snt G ser
usual uips In about 10 days.
BAHIA Bee 1.-The Forest King Redmond from Coquin-
So for copper Ore oandered at sea No. 80
De hs eSfy es1 ana nsM s0'h 4'' Bay put
cRooxnAsrS. Dec 2e-Pqt in the Meteor, Lamet9n OF
heavy weather during the voyage and suffered from
loss OF canvas
FAyAL Dec I2-rhe bark Hsidee White from Tonala Guls
of Mexico to Queenstown Falmouth put in here Nov 20
very eaky and is discharging.
GREEYocK, Dec 3l-The United Kingdom %. from New
York which arrived the Clyde 2s inst ground
house, but aimed no injury.
LIyERPooI, Jan 1.-The Couva Coquhoun cleared at New
YORK the 3h Sept for Londonderry and has not since
The Anasance, Holder cleared at New York the sot
The Chrsten Svends Johansen cleared at New YORK on
81 Sept the United Kingdom and has not since been
The " Joansonc Day cleared a. New York on the 2sA
Ssa Ss"Td o. for tbs United Ans'" ana has not since ''en
sl-Tbe AnglosaYon tsl, Graham, from Portland which
arrived at Louh Foyie to-day reports having passed large
ship 18th abandoned but could not make
out her name.
PERSAxnuco, Dec I2Thc W seaver, from Rio Grande,
put in here LIST inst, and left same day for Falmouth
Dec Tss AS,h & Can :9p Which i put
lantic voyage, sold to-day BY auction for EGO
on n:ssas o 81 oSda %aP pu w
here land ten OF The crew Of ship Anoma McAister Of
ss
ne
gales stormy weather the 7h Dec; shc
She o M G s
choked and about gao tons Of the ourj
s"s n
aaS
fell with Nimrod OF London, for Liverpool with
bbs nOur had been thrown overheard and she took
the Argus Gambr from the Azores OF and for London,
her and transferred her Captain McAster and
two Of his On the 26h fell In with the American ship
Southern Cross Howes from Falmouth OF asd for Boston,
Piled bread water potatoes and fresh beef for which
he would accept payment Captain Grave states that he
lives OF the crew Of The Xnom,a Hseaman named Aiessn
der Stewart was lost overheard from the Anomia after leav
Jan Put into this port the American ship valcntia,
AUSTIN NYork for London With damage TO sails &c,
having experienced heavy gales eastey winds the
Ssed 70 eTG P. G $ ss ssss ss
Nuevo ssahn Algeria FROM Swansea for Bordeaux coais
in sinking condition. mmc cdately hove out the port boat
on the crew consisting men they los, ali their
clothes and effects.
ST. VINCENT CIV Dec 2O-The Hermitage Gam bark Ring,
from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres which put In her 9th
leaky been sold for $500 and being
up; the cargo IL landed and stored.
sHAsoHAE, Nov 6The Am ship Tsar. Townsend has been
totally lost the bank Of the YangTsse New.
chwang); crew saved (dste not gtven).
ship Robert Center $40 tons has been sold In Liverpool on
private terms, 70 be placed under the British flag
CARp--Cspt Henry Potter Of the British brig Mary
Isabella In beaf OF himself officers crew. begs thus
publicly his thanks 10 Capt Wilson and OF.
eers o. the Br,i:n ship Lsmmsrser Of Belfast Tor bis
ing IN sinking conditions also for their kind attentions
while on our passage to this port, New York Jan 20 1882
tresl Sept for Londonderry with 9 bushels corn, since
which time she has not been heard She built In Swe
den in 1892 $50 tons, and.rated Az.
oneach side, and lies with the following marks and
krkIy North Mil, It's width open to the of 81 Johns
Church, southerly