The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-23
Marine Disasters.

SHIP Two BRoTHERs tof Gardiner, Mel Norton, from
Bath, Me, Orleanss ashore and bged at Body
Island North Carolina She is vessel Of 1852
burthen, owned by VIM Bradstreet at Gardiner
Assistance has been sent her by Messrs Baker, wrecke
BRIG MARY CURLY (Br from New York for Nova Scotia,
of 1t high water.
BRIG of New xors from D., sh,lsd,lpAI: fsr
on lost opss
antmast all attached stove boat and shifted cargo
Hole breaking
aer bboom to the bowsprt The Sarah Wooster had
scHn FRANCES, from 81 John, NIB, for Bridgcon Es.
S e Of 5 & above Ds
wooa: Hole before reported ashore Tol%es ao came
scHR NARRAGANsETT (cf Cleveland Ohio), Edgar at
Boston from New Orleans lost part Of deck load lumber
GLouoEsTER, Oct Arrived schr Clarissa Story. stubbs,
Of and from wnterport for Newport with Of pota
brig and had and boat stove and lost lie
s Ss Ss ns that
the tshing schr Sea Foam of this ashore at that
belongs Cap. Walter Fault She IS insured By the diou
scS Frances Baker and for Lynn from Ipswich with
load sand while coming into this port yesterday
anS da%a
ing the deck Forum atey no one injured BY the falling
schr Clara Warren this port, while anchor
her main boom broken
MIscellnncous.s
NAUTICAL ALMANAC FOR 1S69-Messrs T. Dillon Co,
wall street, New York. have abrdgeuent of
Nautical Almanac for 1862 containing the suns declnation
equation of hourly differences tide table, &C. which
OF vessels have by calling rhe Messrs Dillon
AGO.
scHR JOHN WALKER, of New Haven, is5 tons, built a,
Allen, VIM Lalon and Others OF Warren, RI private
mand OF Capt Davis, late Of schr Mary Miaiin.
LAuscnsp-Ai waldoboro, 18th inst, b. Reed, West Co,
81 Me- ss. Aq1s as S.% *
Baker Co. of Boston Reed West Co, Of wadoboro, and
K Calais, 18th inst, BY Rdeou bark Of rs TONS
aa sOs Oy e 70 M hc
m % Clara OF She %
woodhouse Co OF Texas, and is intended for the Texas
6HSS.go ism inst, from the yard Of Nm s.
Of 0s tons burhen, old measurement owned by the build
handsome bark OF $50 tons measurement, was re.
Gently launched from The yard OF Henry Holmes Kingston
She Is to hail from kngson, and will be called the Mary
Al Damssco,a l7th inst tho shipyard of Elbrdge
Norris a ship OF about 1900 tons. not yet named.
a. as pod smn West S n from the
Whalemen.
Cleared at New Bedford 2s bark Henry Taber Packard
So9 racs Ocean ssn, 70 ,,r, Nm
despatch dated San FRANCISCO 18Th inst. reports u:
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sm SSn Nh S rs sS + Brown 1 sp
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bdevhsh; VIM Rotch Nye, Hon. 700 bbls and VIII along
side BENZ Cummings, Hasey NIB as bbls ship Nile Allen,
wy ' Foreign Ports.
ADELAIDE, Aug 1s-Arrived, bark Anglo Saxon, Mayhem,
AspINwALr Oct 7--Arrived, bark Anna M Palmer Soho.
field NYork schr Virginia, Mould Baltimore; eth bark
dalena searcs, Nyork 10th, brigs Benson audn,
ith Ocean Eagle Sanders Boston leh bark lido kimba
Dcano, Phladepha 18th, steamship Santiago de Cuba,
sailed iiS, bark Ellen Stevens Davis Pensacola; 9Th,
| stcamshi Caribbean Whtburn, Mobile.
CARDIFF, Oct 6-Arived, ships Atalanta Eastman, Ant
| werpi 7th Star, Loring, do; Peru, York, Hull
ford, NYork, hours 10 leave her return 22d, AM)
HoNoBULU, Aug 10Arrived, ship Reynard, Emery, San
/ Frapcsco land sailed 18Th for McKean's Island.
KINasToN ia Sept 25-Arrived barks John Edney Hop
kns Aspinwa land sailed 9Th for MIX ryer 2sh Celia,
Dolby 81 Thomas land sailed day for Philadelphia, via
q. Webber Antigua land sailed Sd for Philadelphia via
MARI schr Kelley, Reid, Georgia river land
sailed for Falmouth, Ja); 30, brig Alice Knight Ba
\ more. -
Orange Bay (not for philadelphia directly before report
gboh Clarke Nevassa Oct brig Express Fudge Boston
| 20, schr Marraret Ann, Whelncy, NYork.
LIyRRrooI Oct aArrived Fullerton, Blair, Philadel.
| phin 10Th, Louisa Jewett, Hunter Matanzas.
IEGnoES, Sept 2BSaied, brig Ocean Belle, Halet, Ii
MfrDouRSr Aug Sl-Arrlyed, ship Harriet Erying Abbot,
arrgIxa Sep. Sailed bark Luigi tIta), Bcnfantc,