The New York herald., 1870-05-06
SAILED.

SAILED.
pS vsoo Missouri nsyans AasSd
&c Volunteer, Phiadelphia.
Wind at sunset SW.
Shipping Notes.
The Inman line steamship City of Antwerp Captain
Letch, will sail pier l5 North river at 10 O'Clock to
morrow Saturday morning for Queenstown and Liverpool
The steamship Anglia Captain Craig, Of the Anchor line,
will leave pier 90 North at 2 Saturday, 7th inst
for Londonderry and Glasgow.
The North German Loyd's steamship Deutschland, Cap
tain Neynaber will leavs Hoboken at Pm tomorrow for
Southampton and Bremen.
The Merchants line steamship Crescent City, Captain Nor
ton, Will leave pier No II North river at Pm tomorrow
Saturday for New Orleans direct
During last week hcre raised by the Erie Basin
the following vessels Bark Harriet l TONS for examine
lon; ship Elizabeth Nicholson 9O4 tons examinations
ship Ericsson. 1854 TONS stripped caked and metaed The
latter 10 still up.
The navigation of the East river daily interrupted
by the extensive feet Of barges canal boats which
towed from points the Hudson to piers down
discharge their cargoes These frequently check
regular passage Of ferry boats ofentmes sailing
vessels to devate from their respective
gerons proximity TO Diamond Reef Passengers and from
business on the South and Hamilton boats complain
bitterly Of the detention they suffer In this we and captains
Of vessels demand that stopped. There cannot of
course be objection to these barges and canal boats
seeking their docks In twos threes, when tow OF
quart Of mile in length bockades ferry slips and detans
the boats hour there should be redress
Now that NAVIGATION assured aud this crying evil Of years
is again percepbe s to be hoped that the authorities who
delegated to act in the premises win think the ncoye
ncnce of thousands Of citizens the threatened
ger to countless numbers Of vessels worthy Of nvesga
on If suchbe made there will be change in the matter
for the beer and although Ia not desired annoy either
canal boat barge ia evident their interests cannot
be studied and recognized to the injury and dctrmen Of
others equally important.
There arrived yesterday from points the Hudson the
following by towbo.t Gayugs Barges Horton, Milan,
Ssy Robert Wooden: Mary Alice E%
Mcdonald -Bsrges Princeton, Botsford.
Marine Disasters.
scHooLsHr MERCURY ashore near Cape Henry has been
got of the beach and towed up 10 Norfolk.
BARkA W STEVENS stupen, sailed from New York Jan
dsS snd not hSn yet sd e. hs5 w
sf this port the day for Lisbon arrived out on the sSa
he sha
sn
@ " 0 oSa
lre and shortly afterwards dssiroysd Hsr
BY oharesy Littleaed, AND worth Ss5Oo Her
y, worth about 1900 '''-"'
II ss S for y
snanO split sails put into BostOn stS where she viii
pair and proceed
St ~ ss9s s
tug Uncle Abe without damage and proceeded.
Ms 1ss.aa Ssy Ferry T 81 R9
Wednesday, struck some sunken wreck which caused the
SisstMss Island Icns saaS das sssIsq and
ropes boats being that aide Of the island al
the time The soop been and brought
master Brown has control Of the vessel.
LoNpoa, May 5The bark Vivid which salei hence for
Philadelphia, has put back leaking.
Miscellaneous.
Purser Chas Burke of the steamship Huntsville from
Savannah has our thanks for favors.
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BRUssELs-HER LATE VOYAGE
TO LIvERpOoL-THE REPORTED Loss OF A SUIT OF SAILS
A AFABRIoATIoN-The latest European mali brings alb
srac Of the log Of the nman steamship City Of Brussels
Captain Kennedy detailing her recent evenfu voyage hence
TO Liverpool will be remembered that she left New York
the ah Of March, and the third day out
lost the blades OF her propeller On the following day.
April she spoken by tho steamship Idaho who offered
to tow her back to this port but Captain Kennedy declined
the oer with the exception OF the loss Of her propeller
the saunch and tight In every particular this
time the passengers Of the City Of Brussels asked
they wished to return TO New York in the Idaho being
sured that all those inclined would their baggage be
transferred to her. but all refused when Captain Kennedy
made sail and proceeded after sending the acc
dent in proper shape 10 this port On the 18th of April the
steamship Beona bound from New York 10 London was
spoken and the offer made the passengers they
with hearty unanmiy again refused passage in another
sell and is worthy Of record that the letters by her to
London arrived in Liverpool the day after the City Brusse
reached that port under
The above facts from that admits of no gain.
saying Tho authority fatty conradcts the report cur.
rent In this city after the the steamship Idaho
April that the City of Brussels had lost sails pre-.
vious to their meeting II shameful fabrication, re-
fectng but little credit upon its author she neither lost
nor split sail on the passage The following the log in
question and ina n
stamps the City Of Brussels being of the fastest vessels
aaoat under
March 2s Wind souherly. from Sandy Hook l2:4o PM
es me dGcx ana passed the Battery; 2ao Sandy Hook
n ssasi a and HsaSy Wy
s: " " s. distance run $50
lat & ons run 20 s
gale; AM y,aa los; blades lad Of propeller
n, long 81 W; gale modsrating made sail and headed
April 2-wind ENE, course AZ &, distance run 15s
miles, lat 80 20 NJ long 81 WI moderate breeze ali sail set
Hprii S%lpS to Sc IS E. distance run "a
" ssris ss sa pnss sp Ss ss .se
rua AHs ss swnS d. + ss T.s.
ssr5osrd S.. " 90 Hsn' ~'n0' snip
s?Hs s'n ns: os IA.
lat ~ N, long II W; light winds, yards checked and
April swnd wNw, course 5s e, distance run 1926 miles
aI \, long Al 4O WI light winds, yards checked and
April s.wind wsw, course 81 q, distance III miles, lat
% Ion SO 30 W; first part light airs and calms latter
light breeze, 20 miles current setting NE.
April l0-Wind by s. course 20 L, distance l20 miles,
lat A6 t6 long S6 Al W. light throughout found current
xpfSS il1H1a y n sourss 70 E. distance 1893 miles,
st 46 NJ Ion 10 W; nrs part light breeze, latter esh
all sail get.
AIr iSwna WI variable course g E distance III miles.
April l3-Wnd Me- course N 65 E, distance liz miles, lat
6 s lon a6 53 strong breeze ship on port tack with
first reef in topsails.
Thursday April i-wtnd NE to by E. course east dis.
miles, lat IS % NJ long Is 90 WI 6rst part fresh gale
latter part airs and cams at noon put all letters board
the screw steamer Belona, bound TO London
April l5-Wnd variable, course 20 4, distance run 30
miles, lat 46 81 N, long "a 3S light airs and Gains.
April l6-wind variable, course 43 II, distance run 70
miles, lat AZ % N Ion % 20 W; light airs and Gains
April IT, Wind WSW, course 63 f. distance 1856 miles,
lat 4S 90 N, lon 20 q W; light breeze throughout.
April 1s-Wind Wto NNE COURSE course n " E. distance l3o
miles, lat 40 o. NJ lon IL % W first part light airs latter
strong breeze, 6rst reef In topsails.