The New York herald., 1868-03-27
Marine Disasters.

STEAMER NORMAN, of the Boston and Philadelphia line
which has been ashore below Boston since the 10th inst
Tower by chains and lighters brought up the
city The work OF getting her on mas oeen one OF great d
Qure extensive repairs.
STEAMER WIN TIEBrrrs-Bucksport, Me, March 2s-The
rived here at six o'clock this evening She was go of safe
with very little damage.
wresk Nonyele Hevets Capt Bernaird
leans LIVERPOOL with Of cotton and Indian
Rn nas sS eighteen a
SAWED sra "G The guards Sh9% ss
place. with their usual pronptitude had the mortar and
po nss sG s
s % q sa @ a ips o @
casualty as as i was known here They in
Ing every available in the neighborhood, and il the
continues fine the whole will be recovered but
there s no chance of saving the vessel.
soas WHITNEY LoSe Hays a.. st b Balsi%ore tim 2'h from
GOT ashore on Poplar Island sd ~ and was
She received no injury.
scHR PHILANpFR ARMSTRONG, Peterson, from James
Haniiord Bar about Is miles north of Cape May An,
@ 5 on and oSas s @ M All hrnas es svsd sS no She he
her For hirtyx hours after she struck her flag
the lifeboat station, no assistance came TO them.
sSgR H. G. BIRD Jones' has been gotten Of the beech at
injury.
scHR ALICE RIpewAY: before reported sunk Fish
posi- ton 2 body the crew washed ashore
22d the others have not been found.
ScuR MARY, recently sunk Town Point was pumped
out cath inst BY Messrs b Baker Co, of Norfolk
oyssT Is d s% h n sses M m ~ SS ss ss
anchors od smIths Island at lip parted both chains
Henry bore west by north, distant 70 miles; put in for
anchors
scnR JANE tof Westerly, Hall, with cargo Of paving
stones for New York. parted her moorngs in stonineton
during a @ o on % her r and ss WAS
ehtered on Monday morning, when she hauled OF by
steamer Florence having sustained no serious damage.
scHR FRANK 4 EMILY, before reported ashore on the
Meadows on Staten Island was got Oh the sh without
damage.
Pnor BOAT EDMUND BLUNT No. 2, which wen. ashore
hear the Narows, Staten Island, the morning of the
@ e ape wass @ sn gale got e by
NIGHT Of 2ath and owed to the city where she win go the
cALIcUr, Feb 1.-The John Watt ship Of Bath (Me,,
o from sar Shields hos for Bombay Put in here re- Fso with
deck had been got out was found impossible 70 pro-
% se os hnve Snd sss e wa sSs
being pumped out and the cargo being discharged
a s5s s % M Ssps Bent Be- n snsSs for
yesterday with the Colonst bark OF Liverpool received
anchor. The put back TO dravcsend. '''p
LIvrnrooI, March 70 The ship Columbus Adie, hence
lat II lon 81 E. Every made 70 ex.ingu H.
but proved The crew in number
tossing about they fallen in with by bark Aumna,
Port Elizabeth, Cape OF Good Hope, where crew land
ei their boats the Aumina proceeding on her voyage
tain would return England In the Roman The
built at kennebunk, Me- In 1863 registered llOe
and hailed from Liverpool.
LEWIS Del March . xconrsc,s have been made by the
Brooks and they will commence dschargng their cargoes
to-morrow The wind blew hard from NV yesterday.
u Miscellaneous.
We have received or march, Of the Record OF Amer.
lean and Foreign shipping published by American Ship
masters Association, at 81 Wall street. This number con.
ins reports Of 4 vessels with tho rules adopted for the
Surveyors comprising the inspectors of the board Of Under
writer's and of several OF the largest insurance
panes valuable number comments itself 10 the
confidence OF the maritime interests.
soHk HANNAH BLAoKMAr lof Philadelphia, $50 tons,
new measurement built at Tuckahoe NJ, in 1855 been
others OF Warren RI on private terms sbe VIII
hail from Warren under command of Captain Jones.
soHn AnGo of Norwich about 20 tons, has been pur-
New Bedford.
PILOT BOAT DAVID MITCHELL, No g. has inst returned
she encountered terrific gale wind Of G hours duraton
fpm 70 Ne accompanied with tremendous sea-
tbeless the boat came out Of the without the
damage.
Notice TO Mariners.
ENGLISH cHANNEf.-wRKcK NEAR woRrurre.
TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON, March 10 1868.
Notice s hereby given that green buoy marked with the
word Wreck " has been laid about 20 fathoms ssE Of
The buoy lies IN fathos low waters spring tides with
Liitlehanpion pier light wv u N, distant 81, miles
Morthlng church y = Sorlhsrly, distant 50 miles.
by order. ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary.
wRrcK IN rHR BRrsrors ouAssrr
TRINITY Houar, LoNDoS, March ~, 1853
SSss S sn & a q Sy % %ssea d win the
sunk IN ilre sw Patch Of the welsh Grounds 's'''