The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-04
Shipping Notes.

The steamship City of Merida of the Mexican Mail Steam
ship line, which this port yesterday from Vera
Cruz Ssa and Havana, had freight $40 In Mexican
silver CON- weighing nearly 70 tons, the largest amount
sad brought TO New York In vessel She has
large of general merchandise which, with the SPECIE
foots up value over $3,0000o0.
The steamship Columbia, Of the Atlantic Mail line, sailed
from this port yesterday for Havana with l53 cabin passen
gers the largest number taken hence in any
the outbreak of the Cuban insnrrecon Mac. will his
hands during the voyage in catering the wants Of this
small army.
The Pacific mail line steamship Arizona, Captain Maury.
WIN depart from the companys pier foot OF Canal street,
to-day at noon, for Asplnwal.
The Anchor line steamship Tsmailia, Captain Brown, will
leave pier No. 90 North river Saturday. noon,
for Liverpool direct.
The North German Loyd's steamship Rhein Captain
Meyer will sail from the pier foot Of Third street. Hobokep
tomorrow Saturday, for Bremen sb
The National line steamship England Capt Webster will
be despatched from pier No North river (Sa
urday), at noon, for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The Texas line steamship Wilmington, Can't Cole, win sail
from pier No 20 East Saturday. for Calves
ton, touching at Key West.
The Southern line steamship Victor Capt Gates will leave
pier No u East river Saturday at O'Clock
p NJ, for New Orleans direct.
The Cromwell line steamship George Washington, Captain
eager, will be despatched from pier No North
Saturday at O'Clock PM for New Orleans d.
rect.
The Merchants' line steamship Crescent City, Captain Nor
ton, will depart from pier No II North tomorrow
Saturday, at o'clock Pm, for New Orleans direct
The Great Southern line steamship Manhattan, Captain
Woodruff, will sail from pier No North river tomorrow
Saturday, al O'Clock Pm, for Charleston.
Since last report there have arrived from points on the
Western canals and the Hudson the following bargs and
canal boats:-By towboat Anna-Barges Pilgrim, Sill
man. H Van Santford canal boats Lyons A r Clark,
Arabela, Alexander, Henry Atenbrand, Hancock,
Hsdcock, ADMIRAL Scribner. Ada VIM Parker, Nelson
Markle By towboat Acknowledgment Ogden Atten.
tive, Duyea Columbia, Gardner; canal boats Maggie,
VIM Fish, Geo L-Cramer Lexington Cronise, Rome,
8 Thompson, Wilcox, Monooacy, RICHARD Allen, VIM
Cook A Jlison, James Leighton, jr 0 Perry, Ar.
mold, Goodsell, James Oakley, A Schumacher, n e
Harrigan, Amelia Curtis, q Briggs
Marine Disasters.
LONDONDERRY, Nov g. The wreck Of the steamship Cam
bra from Now York tor Glasgow discovered lying
her side four miles from Insrahul Island, with four
fathoms water over her ti-
sarr WILD HUNTER Kelley, az Boston from New Or
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the upper and lower tapsa rode q the
passage great Of
SHIP CHAs LORD, Post, from Havana via Charleston
arrived Savannah i. iD: n
q disabled condition
Dor Oct 81, Crew saved
ANTONIA havana
Cadz, back 2sh dsmassd in the hurricane of the h
BRIG JonN BALon At Havana Oct %, from Newport, RI
reports 2s wind changed round the compass and Increased
broadsde the making much water pumps constantly
sSrss e1 deck oaa
BhIe MORENO, Phillips from Havana for Sydney CD. va.
consisted Of eight men, The captain remained with
but TOO high ashore 70 got OF. and rigging saved
BRIG orrAwA tBr, from Cow Bay for New York. befor.
wreck The registered I7S tons, was bull, at Advocate
Ms, in 1867, and hailed from Parrsboro.
BRIG MoNrRosE Johnaon, from Carthasena for Mama
nia, arrived outre Oct 49, REPAIRS having ex
psrienced severe gales when days sail from Glen
fuegos.
for Sc Johns PR, had not arrived to Oct g. and
were entertained for her safety
BRIG Providence from East Harbor hat
bulwarks stove, broke headrai, &c.
from Atlantic Ocean for New Bedford with no bbs OIL wen
lie. esy on sandy beach and but s viii
and arrived at Newport LIST INST
south Of Jupiter Inlet She was run ashore prevent he
strkns The crew consisted Of seven men, one Of whom
| James Murphy, Of Fali River, was drowned.
Sas K o bs ds o . sS
saved 80 :
BREMKr DC, le--The bulls cargoes of the Merrimac
Gloucesteshre and Morning Glory which wrecked
the Jahde Flats 18th inst advertised for public sale
the 18th and 18th soay and tomorrow in their presen
The Berlin o. Undeusch, from Baltimore for this por,
aground the Robin Fiat Assistance has been sent
New York ORDERS has arrived here with
Of buIwarks and sa's and with part OF her thrown
overheard.
TABLE BAY, Sept 20 The Hecuba Cron ship, Walker
from Calcutta for New York. struck yorS o" sovn""