The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-29

The Cunard line steamship Cuba, Capt Noodle, will sail
from the companys wharf, foot Of Grand street, Jersey City
tomorrow "wednesday, for Queenstown and Liverpool
The Williams Guion's line steamship Wisconsin Cant
Williams will leave pier IS North river wedpes-
day. at noon, for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The Anchor line steamship Britannia, Capt Campbell will
depart from pier 20 North river tomorrow at
noon, for Glasgow and Neville.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP ALOE MINoTT from Liverpool at Philadelphia
27th experienced westerly weather and gales lost SAILS
O0A'' apparatus and stove
SHIP wArnnLoo tBr. from London. Philadelphia. Nov
and hatch houses. seaman killed Six injured BY
on Flying Pan shoals 18th INST with her saroas
damaged by water None of It has yet been removed.
tight, and lay easy Pm Of the a6h. '-> 'A' wa
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stated that the bark Josephine stranded mouth Of
BARK FAME tBr) Mcdonald, Of and from Waterford, /,
for g. Johns III IN ballast. wen, ashore Libby Island
boy were lost The % neses oa
she isa and
n s ''0 tons and was built at yarmouth" Ns
z while sGT ssS1 Under s
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kept before the wind and sea- and cut away The anchors
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was which was done the hole. by
pssh,Ss :: .ns see va:
bare IN gale aSs nHa s WAGER
}Sm he ISid pampa
gers the would have gone down time after
rea before ashore on the east end Of Anicos
steamer Napoleon III,
her crew and the boats gone. -
rr S.sn M Hs Ss
sen had died previous 9 the disaster.
Ssa rn With Bs %s: from s River lost
scns LENA HUME, $50 TONS of Easport Me, from Nova
sG h fer Wash1son DC .s. My
mott, at Philadelphia 9th.
sonE GEN WAsnINeroN, from Pearl river for New Or
mouth Of the New Canal 2st sprung leak and sunk
soIR CHARLOTTE from New Orleans for Pensacola, with
nv jsas ..9 s .: Vi @ s ss y %
scHH ALPHA, from Jacksonville for Boston,, before
lost two boats, leaking badly, the pumps kept
10 win Ssh
scan APrLEeArE Sof New York; Sears. from Elizabeth
% GP with zoo tons of coal ashore No.,
lies high and dry hs rocks and in Of
going to pieces when the tide rises soues agent Of
to
Sen. HOPE Mes from Alesanasa for Norfolk which
Chesapeake Bay has been raised and arrived at destination
22d INST.
Som PoKoMoKr, Reeyes, bound TO Alexandria with
cargo q YOU bushels oysters was run into by the steamer
Lady OF the Lake, of Persmmon Point on the Potomac,
on the 24th inst damaging her thai she sunk in few
and lies - or 70 feet of water s The
viii be made at once 10 raise the schooner.
soIs from Bangor for Port Morris ny before
western end OF Long Island knocking OIL her keel She
rived nj Belfast 18th, with five feet OF water IN her hold
held and the vessel ordered TO be discharged and
60 upon the railway for repairs.
Sem WATERMAN, Small, OF and for Wntcrport, Me,
the ed inst, when miles from ThatcherB Island
was run into BY English brig unknown, and sunk
AFTER the captain having barely time to take
TO the boat before she went down They arrived at Gouces
ter during the night They report that those board the
brig took notice of the Whatever but kept their
course, neither knowing apparently caring whether the
lives saved or not
scnB JOHN CoLL.DG before reported full Of nj