The New York herald., 1870-08-20

The orig Nebo, from Guanica, at Baltimore 18th inst re-
ports Aug7 lat 2 Ion 81, boarded from the French
-of-war La Laverte, cruising.
The four lighters laden with sugar. portion the cargo
Of the Caro- Havana, endeavored to evade
the laws Of the port and seized consequence BY
Health Ocer Carnochan, still detained, with their
of the Quarantine dock for observation The Caro-
put to sea from Perth Amboy day two since.
There detained Lower Quarantine, observation
and the necessary required proper fumga
tion, the following vessels:-
Bark Western Sea- from Matanzas Had discharged cargo
in St Jago and in the latter port three were sick
In hospital with the yellow fever The captain and the re-
mander Of the crew were less sick the return
voyage TO Matapzas of the dying being buried
at sea- The Cousu at Maanzas reports officially that
cholera and yellow fever had appearance in the
city.
Schr Echo, from Rio Janero via Santos Brazil, The
captain was sick with yellow In hospital at the
latter port.
schr Kate Wentworth Cienfuegos The smallpox and
cholera known be prevalent port at the time
Of vessels departure.
In the upper bay the folowing:-
Bark White Wing, from Havana. All of the crew. with
the exception of two sick and in hospital Havana
with yellow fever The captain wife, with two that
escaped in port sick the home passage with the
same terrible disease.
Brig Ceres from st Jago. Three Of the sick
with yellow fever In port Others With dis
the passage.
schr Royal Arch from Havana Eight Of the crew OF
this vessel were sick hospital with yellow fever pert
departure.
The steamship MORO Castle, from Havana. DischarRing.
Brig Oliver Cuts, from Port Prince In port of de-
parure one OF the crew sick with yellow fever and
the passage here another case was developed the victim
dying and being buried at sea-
Marine Disasters.
LoNDGN, Aug 19-Almost the entire crew of the bark
Singleton, from Cuban port bound to Greenock, have
perished of the vomto.
BRIO LEWIS CLARE from Baltimore at Charleston 10th
INST had 5S days June a. in gale from the SOUTH
sprung foremast head.
Miscellaneous.
Purser Harry HASKELL of the steamship Leo from savan
nab has our thanks for his attentions
Master John Mcbride TO be commanded BY Capt Joseph
Boyd 10 TO be launched at Lubec, Me, Sept Ii.
Notice to Mariners.
DANGEROUS suNKEN VESSEL.
Captain Brakeman, Of steamship Isaac Bell arrived
18th inst from Richmond Va makes the following report
With so~sp and ina:s Water She
beach.
The Providence Journal of the 18th inst says
We would again call attention to the Dolphin Long
Bed Sassafras Point, which still remains down and almost
scoon 20 ashore o.
ou' came on at high water without damage.
Whalemen.
spokcn-July H. OF Fayal schr Francis Allyn, Of New
London, cruising, clean, bound into Fayai
Foreign Ports.
N.H y1I Aug n port ships Avon ssr Owens, for
barks x clements CBr) Kelley, for do dol Masonic
Morse, for New Orleans Immediately Lavlna Dsts for
AREoIBo, PR, Aug Tin bort brig L W Armstrong
Wright from and for New Haven
CHARLoTTETOwN, PEI, Aug l0-Cleared, bark Theresa
81 Passed BY bark smyrn,Ote. M.et.y
HALIFAX Aug 13-Cleared, bark Garibaldf (Port), Cam
pos, Quebec.
Arrived 18th, bark valkyrien, Jorgenson Liverpool;
LONDON, Aug l3-Arrved, bark Enterprise, Mcintosh,
LoNDoNDERRY, Aug l9--Arrived, steamship European
Quebec.
PHENIx ISLAND, July 3o-saed, bark Sarah, Snow, sa
vannah.
In port sOtb ship Gov Morton, howland for Savannah
ready.
PORT Az PRINCE July 3lIn port brigs Jane Allen, from
Boston, arrived 2Sh Sromness Elliott, from do arrived
18th Antilles, Thestrup, for Providence.
PoNoE, PR Aug AIN port brig Rising Sun, GriNng, from
and for nag Hayap a<xiyed 3D. Williams JBrj, disa