The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-22
The United States Considerably at Manza
milo, Cuba.

read IN your paper oil the 4th article In
State. in this port which have The honor exercise
asshood me little s trouble deny S 1ery
citizens been duly attended this ONCE ana
actions during such time the superior approbaon
never been 'panser," nor have absented myself from
this town. the sixteen in which find myself here to
escenee after sickness few months ago. without the
pose have highly trustworthy and Competent person, and
am thus pu. au fat Of AL operations
Frank Allen he the author Of the badly made article
Tor his and others which on board were
owing nexperence and nap,itade Of himself and
vengeance herefore not very aeeorop' BY doen
carried with him. and by those which appear in this Office
thar be was Immediately attended to when arriving
would not have taken the pains to make this declaration
VERY eaasoea judgment 81 reading he mentioned ce
for my endeavcr fulfil the Of my ,ce :onsce
American ssSl and ;ssnssly:. ssI. csP5sssnsd
MASzASILLo, Cuba, Oct %, 1868.
Marine Disasters.
reports e NV gales win IN Of ha
up increasing during night strong gale with lightning
sS s sn rsn Next NV .SS
with heavy Of RAIN and blowed for full hours with
20 pese Ts ne when
broke several times with great force the ship
ing much damage on deck.
put 'e
proceed. s "A' Wv pA' pumps -"'
snr CROMWELL, Robson from Calcutta for Boston, put.
ing per hour and With pumps out OF
SHIP cEIIos Sheldon from Boston for San Francesca,
In distress.
neiro was run into BY an unknown schooner at AM morn.
ing Of l9h OF Annapolis, and had main yard and quarter
BARK ANNA. wrecked Colorado Reef 18th inst could
not have been the Annie tBr Pende,on, from Philadelphia
ware Breakwater until the 18th.
BARK CHIFFON, before reported ashore miles east Of
sisa, went TO pieces during storm LIST inst
BRIO MARY WILBUR (Br), Atkinson al Boston Goth from
London lost sails bulwarks sprung foremast head and Is
BRIO FANNY white, from Nevassa for Baltimore, at
naaua the LIST inst leaking badly and the captain on
| shore sick.
BElG MAyrirLp (B at Savannah 18th ns. from Rio ia.
neo had rough weather through the had
buwarks washed away and sustained other damage
sails 81 tie spanish brig Francisco de Alma a,
h inst recommended that all her standing rigging be over
| placed IN seaworthy condition.
BRIG SELMA before reported put into Savannah 18th inst
IN distress, ssisd from sata river i2h for Bath Ne, with
forecsse and sprung leak had TO Keep both
9s By S9 he ri Board PORT was w ssS Sa
e @ se w90a ana ots po
| forecasile repaired and bowsprit wedeed.
scHR OREGON (of RockIand from New for Frank
lin, loaded with and -FOUR went ashore the piers
above Sullivan Falls Sunday 18th inst She OF next
tide and SUNK where she lies; deck started Cargo In
sured; no insurance on the vessel.
p soaR N RowLASp Fuller, from New YORK for New
PM Was run uo By schr Hedges from fapor
with lumber. The X had her manboom broke in two
ss5q sTa mn' The sf had
her libboom broken OF other damage.
scHE NELlE TARBox at Savannah 18th from Rockand,
Me- reports 9Th inst 100 miles OF Delaware Breakwaer
encountered gale from sw during which had bowp car
mast backstsy, but sustained no other damage.
soHR Jons tof New York which damaged by being
ashore Wilmington, NC, bar hauled the marine
| railway at Wilmington the 18th for repairs
sonR CLARA BILL from svre de Grace (not Baltimorel
for Richmond, which ashore White shoals mouth Of
James river has got of and arrived At Richmond 18th
| supposed without damage
scHR WV Jopyp, reported missing vessel was proba.
bly, the schooner sink the IN ut OF Guilty Hunk
by vessel which arrived At Holmes Hole same day.
STEAMER suSKbe captain Of the sehr Cambria reports
having passed sunkeD propeller smith Island Reef could
not ascertain her she looks Ike one Of the New YORK
freight propelers.
LIVERPOOL nov THE Russia ts, Cook, from New York
passed dsssted brig OF about 10 tons, painted black
having onS bowsurt and ubboom and stump OF manmas