The New York herald., 1870-01-12
Shlpplax Notes.


be launched on Thursday nex barx called the John little
She $50 tons bur,hen l20 feet length 29 feet bea
and Is feet depth Of hold buof the best material and
equni In respect 10 New York built vessel She will
bs commanded by Capt Edward Fcket formerly Of tho
bark Mary Dyer, and Ia owned by Warren Ray
Go and others OF this city and intended for the general
freighting business.
Marine Disasters.
srrAm.n AUSTIN before reported ashore Aransas bar
her bow which was repaired
sHir AMEs GUTHRIE, johnson, from San Francisco for
ysrpoo was at Valparaiso Dec TO- Why she put in Is not
, sMr pAsrIrG wAyv, Mayhew, from New York via Rio
hs & M n. esf ss O.
preparations were made 70 proceed 70 the Sh when
s .iss'. IL: ssa
s .sp S.aqs os and the mate %
.ned IN port on the oh aud would probably be detained
, snIr KEsDRIoK FISH, Watts from Cardiff, burned ..
casG was scgstled and sunk was thought has tho hull
mad iOO0 tons guano on board.
SHr HooeLy at San Francisco reports the bark Alfred
W. on irs She had thrown oysrboard 400
tons OF coal. The FIRE nearly extinguished.
hs S e San IL M
tain severely inja1g him The .mbsrs Of
Dedy burned that Is hardly possble she be made
OF, even hulk.
BARK Dn rErran.s, Fricdrichs, from Hong Kong for
sailed for repaired and
BARK CHARLES EpuAsp (Br), Connnuton, from Calao
not stated.
Bn.s :. ay.yry from New York Of and for s. john NE
without damage.
BRIG GoLpEs LEAD tof New York;. from Baltimore for
~ nd
In Holmes. Hole ih '-' - "''''N '-T' -"' A''A'''1
sons w.. GfSses g. Mary new lso tons. os csla from
n inst. Az hands aysd and reached Ney York
cargo Of bone dust and the I'd inst encountered hr
S aa ~ @
n Large Of was m a. cabin
ss ii maas oaps ss,s
5 OF @ sna y % II. s 81 but
9n Or miles % q kept the lead sO1g but could not
n
a IN rnS anS 5S% ns M With heavy w @ sOSn
the sea broke oyer her 20 fee. high The captain and
Charleston New York hove In sight, ana after hours %
brought them TO New Yors SS ''e '''" '' "'''A AA'
sour GAaRIE R,on Ameshury, from Boston for RENE.
squa from sW and was thrown on her beam
& sss sa Sfa wss without tho os 3 and % 81
night without damage except the loss OF 3obs'ay and split
hay reports having experienced very heavy weather during
2sd a John Murphy seaman, Of ireland died board OF
sonE DILL from pascagonla for Indenola, put into
Pass pOure 5th nsi with loss Of fossa b AMI all head
gear Would repair and proceed.
scmn II RUSSELL, Southwest Pass from Ross,n ex.
perienced from Sc the night l9
ana shipped heavy which stove in the boats wash
the decks.
HAyRE, Dec -Tho Kedar, of Philadelphia, leaving ,ns
Eure Basin to-day. drive, against the wall
board quarter stoyc her departure wiz be delayed
quence.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 11-ship Virgin del Carmen, hence for
Havana with general into Wexford
and foundered.
MELBOURNE, Nov s-Thc Guiding star. EAery, arrived
bu xbef In art hui
warks washed aud two boats during gale.
RAnseATE, Dee as-The constauti., solenporn from
sr Sor tug ana s1oa. and steam tug wa
sqaan at II AM. No agreement.
Miscellaneous.
Purser Gorham, of the steam hip San Jacnio from sa
vannah has thanks for HIS attentions.
Purser Chas Burke, of the steamship Huntsville from
Savannah, has our thanks for favors.
VIC under obligations to purser Garniss OF the
steamship Champion, from Charleston, for favors.
sonK sARAs HAMMoSD, 2li tons, huIt at Essex Mass
Il s & mas been sold e parties in Tsn'on on private
Capt Jas West, formerly Of schr Oliver Alnes.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HKRALp:-
beg space In your valuable columns IN the
n9s ID m s nass Of eap os Waters
and his boats crew. for his valuable assistance taking
@ sns sea ST. @ "a q M u.s. 2 % and the
heavy gale OF wind from the eastward with thick weather
ss sss S:s1 F4"11S on :: 4
two Of my boats OF which swanped breakers
ss ana John
II. p an ne took
passengers and two boys Night the wind and air
u.s. rss G % IN ss
as Sosf "a as a a nc hot k sna 3 p0' S for w ny,
n;' @ o a. 5 Sosd not he . .S nyos @a. %s
OF one boa. load Of During hs time he
sassf s @ .sanfa
IN .
crew to place Of safety ! With % express Cor myself
as and his sn for our , hn they hav
Of the British Steamship sean, Anchor line
JONES INLET BEACH, LII, Jan 8, 1870
Whalemen.
Bark II Sharler Marshall was NJ Rio Jsne,ro Nov g.
having arrived from whaling cruise In distress.
of Nh date 6c 1900 bbls oil All 4o bbls So, 60
Ship Mary whtrdge Cutler, from Foochow for New York.
Ship Archer Power from Manila for Boston, no lat,
BARK Yamoyden Burgess from Baltimore for Rio Janero
schr Grace Clifton from savannah for Boston, Jan
miles cast Of Sandy Hook by pilot boat Mary Williams,
ApEhADT A Nov .sase Iagerary .n Hspn Boston
chow for NYork; 5tb Tasnanis Pettinsi, Liverpool
do as as
Yokohama for 9Th, Wild Rover Nun, M.nia Boston
Shanghae for NYork.
AsPISwALL Dec 19--Arrved schr Sophia, Shanks, Boca
del Tora and sailed 2lst coastwise).
AoUL, Hayti Dec In port schr Ruh Baker Loring,
from Demerara, arrived 24th Tor Boston,
Sailed Gath, schr John Atwood, Gacshaw Cape Haysien TO
load for NYork.
BRISTOL, Dec 27-In port Wnnifred, Scott for NYork
Kate Prince L!bbey for New Orleans Stratord, Herlop
sen, for Pensacola Brstoap, Whyte for San Francisco
BneMEEiAvES, Dec 4-Arriyea, Robert Boak Jolly,
Philadelphia.
BoRDEAUx, Dec 90 Sailed Azow, Gunoerscn, NYork.
BARCELONA, Dec H-Arrived, Wasp. Brady Boston; Fa.
vorita Cassabea New Orleans; lSth Carmea, Augc,
10Th, Young Turk, Small, Boston.
BOMBAY Dec In port ships Arracan Striker, for Busso-
rah Kentuckan Freeman unc; bark Robert, Baker do
CALCUrTA. Nov 3oIn port ships Stirling Castle (Br9,
Hamilton, for NYork d Roodee (r Davis for do do On
ward Hewitt, for Mounen; barks Goode Crocke.t aud
arrived 23i for NYork Boston Id Lizzie IT, Spring. for
Nyork do; kado.h. Gray, for Colombo
CALLAo Dec i3-Arriyed ship Cosmopolite (Br) Small,
Buenos Ayres, with her inward cargo from Pensacola
Arrived Dec l3 shp Isaac Lincoln, Meritman, Bucnos
Ayres and sailed 20th for valdeavelano) barks Emee,
Meyer. Quebec; lth, ships Wiaons Stanley Valparaiso;
bark Moonbeam Field Iuanape; 18TH ship shatcmuc
Soule Chinchas (and sailed 10th for Engandl 18TH
Mary Reed, Welt Montevdeo.