The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14
Marine Disasters.

BELOW.
Two briggs and one bark
Wind at sunset NV.
Marine Disasters.
~ For account of loss Of ship Hamlet from Calcutta
for Boston, Nauset beach, and the sinking Of schooners
Mary Ann, and Mary Stewart, from Elizabehpor for Prov
idence. columns.
BARK JENNIE (Br Stewart from Liverpool for Savannah,
before reported wrecked Cape Hateras night Of 4h
had ns passage until Sunday evening when off Cape Hat
eras five o'clock gale sprung up the ship
becoming manageable upon the shoals and be-
total wreck. The chief mate, Alex Stewart, who,
with the boatswan, VIM Wall the only persons saved
states that the ship commanded by Captain Stewart his
brother and had Of sixteen with three
gers gentleman. his wife and child lie
chung pieces Of the wreck and when all hope had almost
vanished vessel appeared in view which rescued them
from their perous situation and took them b Hilton Head
They arrived In Savannah entirely desttnte
in and kindly sheltered by living Broughon
ScHR CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS, Capt Goldng from Plymouth
NC for Philadelphia with cargo consisting OF $4,000 shin
bbls OF and bales OF cotton abandoned at
sea on the 10th Of JAN in lat 80 49, Ion 49, Cap Woodbury.
OF The bark Geo Hunt Savannah gives following
particulars of her loss:on the afternoon the Jan he
discovered Tue schooner dying her colors half
mast Bore down her and informed by the captain
that on the 9Th Jan they had experienced gale which
caused the vessel To spring leak her ruder head
that he and his crew wers exhausted rom and
hard work at the pumps and that the perfectly
unmanageabe rne captain and taxi ri
the bark which remained near the unfortunate vessel until
the 24th making repeated efforts n to er
10 Sandy Hook a OF which owing To the
unfavorsbe high winds Twenty bales Of cotton and the
effects OF the crew all that saved The Charlotte
Williams owned by Mr. John Batey and Others Of Cape
May and valued at 5000 We understand she
insured Thc above vessel been before reported
scnr sarsh) -ess-s- - ~ s-4s4s ls.4.
scHR JAMES CAroR has been totally wrecked on the
North Carolina and all the lost She
patched few days since 10 bring or the
wreck of the steamer Richmond.
BARK HALcYov. Larrabce from Gloucester ", for New
Orleans before reported at Nassau DISTRESS
ult; dsg her Csa g, dry dock repairs
BRIG FOSTER tof Provincetownl, Hutchinas from Aux
Caves for Boston with locwoad beorc reported wrecked
n ashore s OF The s Hog sly Reef on the DEn e the 18Th
thrown overheard with the hope Of getting the vessel or
two left n he boat the z,d FOR Inaras
York b aad At @ for
stated Car, u,chings wishes to express his thanks to
ay in thus relieving them Of pcrous voyagr in an open
SS snd tS5 his s boar! hts vessel
bull, at Dulbnry, Mass, in 1910.
Sour vlGrLAST ~ lighthouse tender) Green from Port
d 70, Key West was spoken no date even bat about the
Portland Jan s. and from the en- @ the @
succession Of heavy gales from WV to NNE and INV
s,:ss s% :Is: S a:
had the foresl blown from the bolt ropes AZ midnight
s blowing hurricane with The heaves and most fright
boarded the vessel and threw her her beam eads shifted
The n na @ With 'n ne coS c ana ." r two % sc
hold cut away the mainmas in hopes her before tbe
the foremost also Had away the weather rigging when
rbsa viii irr ee water N The hold cleared the wreck
OF the spars and let anchor 70 keep her head the
and S SsSr MAKING
her s 81 ws nc ON The IL s%ss sess
NV 70 INV, with ram squalls at SAN rugged the foretop
tho ea clearing ~ The soa apd iou nd
many Article. n les. dss,roysd ,s with moderate NV wind
scar MELnorNos, of the cargo Of schr Nelrose CBr)
Ne. rSs re- 1ssq sso rspVea wreced has
ged state ''"'s""'' ~ ''"'
scss KossrIu a. New rors which was ashore on Point
wey cleared At BsImors Dec i for boston wild, cargo
800 tons years old, and had Of sails one.
fourth q the vessel was owned In Baltimore which there
was no Insurance.
We Indebted purser Van nren OF the steamship
San Jacinto. from Savannah. for late papers
BAG DAsrr Isow.soe, G, S:c York. which put back
when she wssblcwn on again.
spoken. &c.
Bark Hadley from Boston for Baltimore, Feb lat % S.
Bsrvy Hon Jan is-In port schr General Banks, Ryder
a si.s@.Gp ' eor:es HSshf w NTS
va Nassau; bark Montana, HERMAN Swansea schr
s .,esmer oclssIa Iir Gil sYors u. Nassau nv
"a "a ssii fsrsy Smith New Orleans; prr alfara..
oriean.l liverpool bsrss Josie Nichoss Nchoss RENE.
Sylvester kpaachicaia; schr Aissbnr,n tBr,
s,es,on 9TH brig logon Davis Cenfaego. schr Friend
d ss, bSss Prospero Br Frazer Remedies; S,h, Walter
liowes Harding. Cartenas.
PSsre G jan Jan so n,y v s y gc
cargo; bsa cSares iiSer, tsr1 for New YORK; L2w
from csias CORK bark frsyeiisr Rainfall fro, SYora.
& rnoss", Jam sein port bark .., pav from
surinsm for Boston IN distress: brig liovodee, Lyon
or Nrork; and doubtless others.
81 DosiSco err. Jan z3-No Am vessel IN port
American Ports.
APALAcnIcoLA b7..-ln port bark John McLaren,
BOSTON Fsb is~xrr schr Nellie BROWN, Cobb. Charles.
on Florence Sparks. rhladsphs; Samuel Gilman Grow.
GEORGETOWN SC; Campbell Gale from baltimore w.
en- steeman, from Philadelphia CID brigs Crinea HIGH.
lah-Ar steamers Csucus, Nyork; George Appold Baiu.
more bark Rr,zlera Cronstsd,.
Boston: Cowperihwste Nswbury, New Yors; seventy
W, feel, fhomasion, Me; Walton, corbet. salem; Anna
,ool brig Jas Carey Coaic Cuba
l2hrArr ship Grey Eagle, chesebroush, Mo Janeiro; |
.Yok schr Lion gBr) Gcddcs CORVALLIS. NS CID brirs
m " Harris BIZ Card Port srain Dnuked tsr Hap.
gar liammond, Boston. SID lit ship Johann wihemine
Bren). Bremen schr Julia Decker. Nyork :.
,hafleson Sea Gu Fish Charleston land cid for Nfork
y a erls M Hsie ~ IalmeY,h c,,,,o Ma,
inque schrs Eliza Leland Cobb Barbados: Lee som.
cIltRLEsrux reb s--cia hanks Western Belle tBr) |
iyrover hughes Nyars land ia shl sla barb Rober,
%, y, schr. Jns Broosl Crawford, Icrihero pori
ga ~ .tcaiasiip Zen X Barnes voriou WORK brig