The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18
Marine Disa STEERS.

snIp was recently reef Body Island
from Bath for New Orleans, before reported.
AN AMERICAN SHIP, with loss Of main and mzxen masts
IN fai II, Ion 10.
BARK KING BIRD, Dexter, from Shields Nov IS for New
York. returned to Shields 18th inst with loss OF rudder head
BARK FORTUNA, from Bremen reported Saturday last
as ashore on the North Breakers Galveston l2h arrived
the Onier Roads of Galveston 10Th inst
BARK PurFSA Portland 18th inst from Ragged Island
reports Nov lat a. lon " encountered heavy gale from
81 to w with u ronSs sea- during which
before epores of
s bale
walnut, % bdls sandpaper, &c.
BARK oRPuEUs NGl. kautzer, from Baltimore Nov for
Amsterdam was stranded on the near Nienwe
the I'd inst s.o casks OF had been saved and more
BARK AsrFRIAs, Ranet. from Boston for New Orleans
was the before reported ashore at Northeast Pass As
BARK pKscY before reported ashore OF AM of i5h
and viii discharge cargo and 80 on the marine railway for
repairs before proceeding.
BRIG SRA SIDE. Brinon for New York. which put into
Waterford Dec 2, has lost one anchor and cham.
,e The bar Of Maracsibo on morning Nov TO- and was
dsmas'sd 4, Pm same day BY hsayy north Wind and
ne ar The indian coast gulf OF Venezuela Vessel and
arrived a. this hist port yesterday brig Nile '
BsIe REED Lye from m, Kingston w , a. via Old
.n vii sG1
BRIO CHARLES ALDERT (Br), Hardy. Orchilia,
low baltimore Dec lat ca Ion II, had
weather. wind ssW 4th, gale from ssE TO wsw, vessel
sss WV a and & FOR rs
on the 10Th heavy gale from Me-
BRIG ARIcnAT WEST (Br, from Pctou Ms. at Boston
18TH before passed anchor OF Chatham reports
that during the gale OF the 7h, while Boston bay
sa and lower maintopsa and foretopmss aud blown
nearly 10 Cape Sable by the strong westerly Winds after
wards getting back far Cape Cod, where
se anchored the l2h and reached Boston without fur
Their damage
BRIG ELENA Of st John, Nh with cargo OF sugar and
noasses lockwood, &c. wrecked Little River
Ter during the gale OF the 9Th inst The
great losing all their personal Effects The vessel
has broken up and the cargo all lost.
Bure MARY THOMPSON, from Philadelphia for Boston,
before reported wrecked, owned by Messrs Pendeon
Rose, and others, and was not insured.
ScuR w wEBsTER-Capt Hawkins, Of scbr y W Web.
ster from Philadelphia for Antwerp before reported by cable
AZ lost, makes the following report Sailed from Phiadel
OF Nov H. 49, ion a. when gale commenced from the
Sc ut midnight blowing exceedingly hard wind vcerng to
southwark and Westward bar % 3d. ship running under
no difficulty In Keeping her free. Nov IL no
abatement OF the wind but more northerly Al 10
AM Iet her come The wind, and a tremendous
OF water the leak s increasina, all hands the pumps
about became waterOgRed and rolled her beam
Cut tho masss and she righted, nl Of water
sca boarded over the STERN washing away the mate
and cook, stayiDg in the cabin and cockpit. The
remainder Of The night we were lsshed 70 the stump
of the mainmast Nov ~, at daylight, found every.
thing under poop deck, leaving exposed without
either food water; this day moderate, but q
heavy washing us, making II dangerous 10 leave
moorngs--yz The neininast Nov TX The sea going
AMI moderate secured tho booty ha.ch Tor
place Of safety and very little water washing the poop
I'm fac smooth all hands employed drying
the4tevee l5D, ti hne. fn the afternoon bark passed