The New York herald., 1871-03-31

GOrham,
schr fremont Fletcher New York for Portland Portland
wHIrEsToNE, Ii, March S0-Midnight
SAILED.
Steamships Abyssnia for Lverpcol caabra do; Henry
SAVANNAH SAVANNAH osorsis. thaTisston CD, Wilmington. Nc
Mbemare Richmond. &c; bdrk Amadine, Antwerp,
Wiud at sunset NE, light.
Shipping Notes.
The companies engaged in the towing business the
again very busy preparing for the work of the
coming season. During close of navigation the two
mnent that monopoze the bulk Of this rather
trade have refted and repaired their several steam
boats, awaiting the demand Of patrons to put
them the route in full force The early resumption of
navigation Albany Troy Is held by these companies to
be somewhat of drawback the business noticeable at
this period Of the yearhe towing Of umberaden barges
usually extending three weeks and In this wise
making the trade very brisk will require double that
time to do the work, and Of resulting In less
profit Yet the leading intelligent gentlemen in the tow
ing business sanguine that the will be active
one and hopes are entertained that will also be remunera
tive. - - ~ -. - - .2s.....+,e
Tho first boa. that left New York for Albany this season
the Cayuga Captain Sylvester Shook of the Schuyler
Line March H. havng twenty bargcs and canal boats
As this the only boat put the route by this ne but
she has made four round trips towing each way respect
able number Of boats and barges The following will give
idea OF the work done by the Cayuga:To New York.
March H-Barges VIM Thomas, A Crawford, VIM Mai
ory Returned with IL boats. March lS-Barges CAL
lard, Greenbush. Ogden, Cramer, Coxsackie, Sin
Sisters, Robert Boyd, Ella Baldwin, Roberts, canal
boats Lnseed Oh Company, Rutland, Com Foote, VIM
Young Jefferson Collins Returned with % barges and canal
boats March 2a-Barge Lee, No 10, Hotenot, d
Beebe Cogswen, Tripney, Palo Alto, VIM Cole, VIM
Mallory, Frankn canal boats Lewis, Port Gibson,
Eaetar Mava Ret urnod duuith hOat Mar l.
Barges Raihbons No. 19. Coxsacke Lawton, Mer.
chant, Geraldine, James Craig Lewis, Ella canal
boats Hubbel, VIM Casey, Brett Returned with 80
targes and boats The first boat Of the Austin Line also
parted evening OF the llh ns and since has made three
trips with the following esutMarch l5-To New York
Barges Tompkns Larned, Sullivan Young elevator Heze-
kiah Baldwin. March 2l--Barges Buffalo, Priam, j x
Pruyn, Kate Eversson, Moore, Chas Hill, Cook,
Gardner; canal boat Laura Cole March 25-Barges
Monteath, jamestown, Chicago, Monterey, F Davis,
Boyd, Watson, Alex Horton, Nicholas, Clay, Ply
mouth, Hswey, J Keeer, Newton; canal boats
Plantation Bitters Forest City Additional boats viii be
placed on the route next week.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP COMO, Prebar from Cardiff Feb H. for New York,
r. und ss n ship
Ing four boats pieces (Which were all We had splitting and
ns and doing Ossr damage Men
the a nj plight and now found water ganns All hands
dsy
nss sis
sS1 ~ s ss:s
from both snd
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great 10y she observed and came down reei and
@ ans s Rs eo IN and q.
rock with Il feet water n the hold About
from New YoTs cr London rsesivsd the greatest
previously ''N' ''A'' "s'A'
dssress dschaed ans
condemned PRIOR 70 6h inst and with her cargo
1hs
BAnH HAEaIspysc from New York for Havana, which
inst she continued to bady-her pumps kept all the
time in operation.
hauled out sh Inst to be cauked the leak
BRIG LUGRpEs before reported ashore at Pettlmanan
tides heavy storm should dr1e e
on the beach.
sc9n IN NORTHERN LseHT Irssn, from Phladepha. Of
heavy from EsE to ENE h Inst o Cape ANN
isssf s Ss:s
boat had swept eycryshns movable The North.
p se
Into Vineyard Haven Same day. She proceeded 10Th New
sonE .P PIoNEEn L0.hrop from Alexandra for New
until evsnins S de
took her Of While endeavoring to kedge the vessel
sa
New Yer s1S Ss
10 & shipped new crew and sailed for
sonn MINNIE KIsNH Parsons for Philadelphia, with $50
tons tons coal while leaving Georgetown DO 2h inst in tow
ss Us. w'ed BE- ss
mp on ae s odHes Se maas two
made to ge. her OF at high tide morning Of 2sh and that
scHR WREATH Butler of Frankln from Machas for New
York az Vineyard Haven los. deck load 100000 ahs and
on M Deser sp' d "A's' &C. IN y" gaze 10th inst
soHa MAIosrY, anderson. at Alexandria, Va, was
House. vessels walie %
ashore near the same place.
NELLIE DoE Richards Charleston 2sth inst from,
Roekoor Ne, thrown ner beam ends Oh Matteras
and had deckoad washed overheard.
x os S @ se On ssss
badly and fears entertained that she win go pieces
asafss os on
GaEESooE @ March lsThe ship ChstswOrth Of Greenock
S .na
ns nsGALwAY March IA eoncal buoy, marked "UsLH
IT, 5 sS q raS 3r a'a attached wa. found
GlDnAIrAn, March 1.-THE R.sylute, CAM, from New
loboom mainyard DO In hurricape the 18th Feb Shs
temporary repairs and cleared to-day for her
arrsh 1.-THE Hasting, bark of Sunderland Gr.hs,no
from Geshota :or Boston marble and rass in hsrs
leaky ~ - -. = y = 80 -
H9LyniAp Msrh isrhe higAianA Mare. IL Yarmouth u
u ShSrs from LSnaon Boston WINCH pYt here
as sna ys's1 spSTsa %s and made grsa. deal was
Inc on arr started panks and decks and did other damages
a. NJ On the 18th the pumps sucked. tr'f
LIVERPOOL, March 14-The Yumuri. CampbelI arrival
from Charleson had strong westerly wnda al passage
March lat 40 M Ion Al w, the ship running heavily and
board James Qn,gey aged as native Of Liverpool who
caught In the main rigging and was saved. -
March ls-The ship star OF Hope hence for San Fran
ling Bank. 80 80.
LONDON, March II The Minero, Carruhers, from Hati-
more, arrived In the Mwa dock, experienced
weather the heaI