The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-18
Marine gyisastnry.

SHIP GoLcoHDA (Br), from Orleans for Liverpool
coldcd with the brig Carver, from Cardenas for St
Mays, Ga, AM of 18th inst The Goconda brig
about the knighheads Her abandoned her and were
taken board the Goconda which put into Savannah 18th
for repairs having suffered serious damage.
Y STEAMSHIP GRroIA.-The Submarine Wrecking Company
have commenced saving the of the steamship recan
patched to bring to the city Capt samucis has returned
from the Of the disaster and reports hat she broke IN
J Smith, agents OF the Submarine Wrecsng Compa nv.
rescnins persons just as she broke up The others had
besn saved during the afternoon.
s has heen Saues comy s,e ore On h and
the chances are that she viii break in two
lat lon tS? me s SS on Of S s, Nov T. So
mes EsE of scattcrc
BARK LANSAIs Err, from Havre for Havana. with ma
cbinery, potatoes, wrecked 1olases Reef
qua LIST inst, She had bged at last portion
BAsK CyNruIA PALMEr (Br, Brown. from ST John, nh,
for cardenns with box shocks, into Nassau 18th INST
whs een owsa down ne river ian inst grounded
to ioat Oh the next tide without injury.
BRIO ALEXANDER MuLIKFN-The pilot boat Abraham
Ne oo sea a. This gS e. Is from ION g r
In with the brig Alexander Mliken o sostcn) dlsmas,ed
difficulty having parted the hawser times succeeded in
getting her into port tThc ciew OF the before report
Burnhan, which also took the sails and rigging and
landed then, at Gloucester, Mass.J
BRIG got ashore Cay Nov 25 she was taken or
BY the schrs Aaran Albert Jasper and sun, proceeded
salvage a. "
sonr Lazy or THE LANE lBr, McDonald from st Do.
mmgo to Boston vita ogwood was weeicd 9Th inst near
Nassau
vAtI,sy cargo Of the sehr valiant, from New
with deck load s bbis Kerosene oi &C. Is damaged
by water.
At Gloucester l5th inst reports encountered heavy gale
the 18th Of nj pesers had docks swept los, flying b
split i0resai
scnn MEnnrMAs, from Dighion for Georgetown,
onoat and towed to this city for repnirs
Miscellaneous.
purser owson, Of the Tnman line steamship Rna ha. our
thanks for his attentions
SUPPLEMENT No 20 dated December 49, OF the American
Loyd Universal Record OF shppng has received from
the Director Capt Thomas Taylor, % Wall and IL Broad
streets; These Supplements valuable for reference as
many OF vessels are TO be found in tbom no,
In the last yearly volume.
rRrsKsrArIor or Az Appnrss TO CarrAts CARs,.
CHAN, OF rmr STEAMSHIP CAwuRrA, OF quE ANcnon
LINE The cabin passengers met the shloon the Cam
bra on Thursday Dec H. at noon and Captain
and oonsdcrac manner IN which they had been by
adenee in them az accopsaed TO w hfr c2n
captain replied in n few, but happy, remarks
snow mo Farso Co. A. The South Marine
others, and viii he commanded by Capt Gray.
Notice 10 Mariners.
Tho Iehves,e No H. heretofore stationed on cornaed
Point c. has been temporarily removed for repairs and
the Relief Ltahtbos, numbered H. painted black with two
nasts and showing s from the only has been
placed In the position abe occupied
BY order OF the Lighthouse hoard,
CHARLES bO6gs Lighthouse Inspector, Sd dist.
Tompkinsvlle, ST. Dec Is, 1859
spoken.
Ship Albert GELATIN Chandler from Mobile Liverpool.
Dec Z, lat "a N, lon "a 05
Foreign Ports.
BosoLuLu. Nov I7-.Arryed, ship J. Palmer dsalv),
King, utsaady and sailed day for Hong Kong.
In port Nov n. ships Ioani uiaw Woods. for New Bed
ford dg Magnet Crosby from Boston. arrived lhth dsy,
New Bedford; John Dmmock arr, Ninche!i,
for New Bedford ds sailed for Bakers Island ~ be-