The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-28

light variable Winds sS ssaun os at e times %
sqaaresail yard aloft set the squaresa and square
Ioretopsall Al p. NJ thick fog. At P. NJ. sighted
Cape Race distant miles W.: hoisted our Signals
was answered by an English ensign being hoisted on
shore. p M. Cape Race N. by e., miles.
JULY 10, 10; ! 4. NJ fresh breeze ana clear
staysail down and set square topsall stin breeze
ana thick fog; distance sailed 1oa miles.
ss breeze - al AHA S Clear BY Let is aos
san and main staysail. At3P. NJ. sIgnalled Nor
weglan bark bound east. AT 4P. M. fore topmas,
sail, all hands employed In clearing the wreck and
preparing another topmast 10 be sent up. Sent up
hauled the square main top Shutdown and set balloon
july 2o.-A M. fine breeze and clear. At Sc,
light air and clear. ga NJ. carpenter employed In
scraping the remains OF two topmasts ready to be
Lat. by account, "A o.; Ion. by account 81 o.. r.
NJ. light and variable air, with clear sky. At6P
~: nearly calm. At p. NJ breeze rising. at II a
July 81. At4:so set jib topsail and balloon FORE
topsaiI: At $3.50 set balloon mantopsai and stay.
sluaresail and topsai set watersails fore and AFT
Az Ia the weather looked very sQually, with rain.
Hauled sqlaresail down, square topsa and jib top
FAIL anu balloon tOpmast staysail and balloon main
topsai ana water sails, and sent the second MAN.
ttopsail aloft. The distance sailed was l0s miles;
Iy ae a@ on By acct 60
mainsail yard down. 10 r. N. breeze increasing,
accompanied by lightning. Hauled jlb-topsail down.
sss rssR af eEs eng s s%as o6Sdy About
3breeze falling light. thick fog and rain. Made
s tsSss sssnss to aqa es 49,
ana rain continuing, set lib topsail. AT O'clock.
ssa very tays. smooth ~, At M the working
the main topmast At II squaresai yard up, and
set the water sails. Distance sailed 1913 miles. Lat
by acct AZ 30 lon 90 81. Afternoon. fair and clear
weather. p NJ, light air sky overcast smooth sea
all sail set Midnight, light and variable winds,
Tca 2s t Morning opened win ght winds sky
square t0psall. A. NJ thick fog with drizzling ram
A. ~ set jib topsai At noon no horizon. distance
P. M. thick Jog; breeze lreshenlng fine clear sky.
sax 3 "a }e essaii1 ii NJ tackled ships light
by account Al IS, longitude by account 81 81 IL A.
NJ. strong wind heavy head sea- fog; hauled down
lore and main tOpsail; single reefed mainsa; low
cred fore topmast. At set second jib; reeed bow
spirit 0 p. NJ. wilma increasing; heavy head sea;
double reefed foresail. 10 p. NJ. strong westerly
gale.
JULY 25. A. H. weather moderatinr; very heavy
head sea- with thick fog and rain. A. NJ. shook two
reefs out Of foresail 10 A. NJ set the jib headed
topsall; distance sailed IS miles; latitude by ac-
count 40 81, long. by account 90 10. Afternoon
wind, thick fog and hiah head sea. Breeze in
creased, fog clearing, sighted several fishing boats
also New YORK pilot boat. AT 1880 P. NJ. Cummls-
Ker, pilot, came on board and took charge at 8.
down; set the working ana maintopsas; sighted
Nantucket llghtship about rs miles N. w. N. at 1890
Midnight, steady and haZy.
JULY 20. In the morning light air ana haZy, with
swell from the northwest. At A. NJ. tackled ship;
thick iog sometimes and variable Winds set the ilb
topsail, hauled working and maintopsails down and
set balloon and mantopsails. At $3.50 set the large
working Jib Distance sailed By account, So niles;
lat. by account 80 54 lOn by account 70 so. After
noon breeze Tell light; swell from the S. W. 5P.
NJ tackled snip, swell gong down. P. M. fresh
weather, looking threatening hauled fore and main
topsajls down. Midnight the weather clearing up
and m0deratlng.
Remarks:-A. M. light air and clear. ,Jib topsail
would not stand; hauled 1t down. A, hauled our jlb
topsails down. Set balloon malntOpsal and working
foretOpsail. About II A. M. had stir Me. breeze
which brought US 10 Sandy Hook, SO H. at $3.50 P. NJ