The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-01
Shipping Notes.

The heavy norwessr yesterday played many freaks
the rivers and bay and in two instances
some damage to the shipping The boats the South.
Hamilton and Staten Island ferries tossed about
the angry whecaps If they were mare cookie shells
causing total disregard Of time tables and disturbing
equanity Of their passengers The Staten Island ferry
boat NorthReld her O'Clock trip TO the city,
red by the force Of the wind against the Of pier
WHITEHALL knocking her rudder out and tearing away por
ton Of the large spring feeders Of the slip She already
been hauled OF for repairs The ship Harvest Queen bound
In foulcd with the ship Egra in the North river during the
afternoon, and before they parted the sides Of both
were chafed and the latsers mzze topmast away
The Williams Guion line steamship Minnesota, Captain
Freeman, win leave pier No N North river morrow (Wcd
nssday, 80 O'Clock NJ Queenstown and Liverpool
The Inmsn line steamship Etna, Captain Lockhead will
sail from per No North river day. noon via Hail.
fax), for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The Cunard line steamship Palmyra Captain Browne will
depart the companys pier Of Grand street. Jersey
City today, for Queenstown and Liverpool
The CuAard line steamshp China Captain NacRulay Will
DO despatched from the pier foot Of Grand street, Jersey
CITY, tomorrow wednesday, Queenstown and Liver.
p0oL
Tho Merehanss' line steamship EMILY B. souaer Captain
Crowe win sail from pier No IL North river tomorrow
"wednesday, at 8 O'Clock NJ for New Orleans direct
Marine Disasters.
sTrAMsHIr PHhlT, from New Orleans for New York.
@ ~ Pr. nso short Of and cleared on the
.ns :.1 :sssn hour split maasa broke main BOOM
STEAMSHIP q LORD from Havana via Charleston for
Nsw York was Oct g. 10 NJ Hattcras light bearing
Sys IN tow Of steamer Livingston hence for saSan-
ssIr ROYAL CHARLIE Potter, from Hsrlspool, the
sage =
,r SIM ssynyyys sgslcEIAsn New Orleans 2sth
ios SAILS and received other damage.
BARK LOLA Arg, from Montevideo for Lswes, Del, for
Charlsssns ''s'0 n ITO gaze o. oe' "i VIII repair ~
BARK AIanlAsp MARY tBr) Churchill from New York
collision.
BRIG JANIS MILLER, NJ Galveston from New York.
pors having laid anchor the Bahama banks 80 hours
the bnwarka Of pass BY Ran The banks the
morning Of the 18th inst whsn 9 miles WsY q Orange
.6.ndonsd also, a ssme time lot Of Cotton and the
n9wrks OF steamer had heavy weather the remainder
BEIe OTTAWA ,Br Mcdonald, from Nova Scotia for New
York laden with COAL IL ashore ii Bridgehanpton on the
south SIDE Of Long Island sag Harbor and il sup
Sunday night =. 11 -
BnIe MoLxop lBr), from Baltimore for Puerto Rico
there on the 18Th leaking She lost 10 gale her fore
scHR AMANDA POWERS, from Rockand for New York,
With cargo of lime, dragged afoul OF brig in Newport
outer haroor mornine slsl and sprung Leak setting the
saved IN damaged condition. The CARO- h total loss
sonH AoNTRosE (of New York; from Windsor, Ms 10
ashore CD Cape Cod and full OF water Der crew have been
scR EVA before reported ashore bgcd In Mantle Bay,
has been hoa,sd Oh after dschagng part of her OF
n's steam nad out WIZ as se 81 20 SeS
wien ov HteaIntug wellington.
scnR NARY DENNIS arrived Gloucester from Grand
and Hmss we're lost upon the Bank on the
iztn inst while Engaged In hauling travis supposed
discovered although crused around lhe vicinity
-" ont tme seaman WAS an unmarried man about ~