The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-05

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
1,S siGHreship supply Lieut. Commanding George Dewey
steamship SCOTIA Br Lott Liverpool June a. via Queens
ps:ss P
s VIZ %:s: .sa .Ss;
n E1Pssence ID westerly winds the entire
apparently fse long S'''- - 'e''s' 00'
to Carlson 81 Sy oil
At !. sss9S
Steamship nOn.sO%srg F.i,coth Savannah July with
steamship Manhattan, Woodruff Charleston July 1, with
ms SPe psp. Pan Morgan Co. 20 y
kodgcr. ns ss for Charleston same day Cape
with schr Arthur bound north Detained outside the bar
Bark (Br) French Shields May 49, with mdse to
Weather Isys 9os The southern and had fine
spsins sW yeerng NV. lasting days. has been
Bark Ro AHA Ca, Pesce cesclamare days via Della
ware Breakwass Gays with brims,oue to Alexander MUIR
had light winds aud Gains: ~ A-'1 ''''''"' may =
to 10 snbs1 fs s.ys WIN 1an;
MAY = had fine weather July lat IS 90 Ion 70 49, spoke
d Brig g fsS % I'D w
se norHerq and had variable weasher has
Brs Harriet Amelia % Higgins, s. Johns, PR, Is DAYS,
S,tS sugar nol,sse. toy vonsva aiCo
Son s'J1s'w whitney y N cS Han
kSs water. o 5Son Baker Asu.s PR
Lvermos Had fine weather; LEFT port brig Balsar load
susan wrsh. Douglas. Georgetown, SC. days, with
naval SuS. stores Tor 10 70 Dq Sr Potter Co.
stores to b Hurbui Z Go. ~ $500
sc cs Atwa.:r Parker alexandria for New Haven
schr Bonita, Evans. virginia.
sloop Sophia, Crttsnden, virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Magnet Wood. Musquash, NIB, for New York; with
schr silver Bell Bailey, Gardiner for New York. with um
Der sc to Holyo.e, sa, Murray uo,,.,
schr Brain.rd. Peudleton Portland, c. for Harlem
schr Wells Palmer Cromwell for Harlem, with stone
schr Franklin Randolph, Gilman, Providence Eliza
schr Laur. Robinson, Robinson, Laneslle for New
schr Henriets, Ryan, Portland c. for New York. W, tn
schr Gen Howard Johnson Gardiner for New York, with
schr Mary Clark HerrcE, Rociport for New York, with
sshr Reading Railroad No "a, Adams, New Haven for
sehr Henry xien. Nichols. New Haven ior New York.
GER Eon R9ys: H.ssn, Hartford foS FSiiss.lphi.
SER. s.s Tlii;%:, %:iIsss; Ssssgs:s 81 ". YORK.
seSr Willard. Phillips, Fsil River for New York.
zars GG sfT
schr Esielle, Curtis, Providence for Rondout.
Yacht Mystery, Glen New YORK;
Steamer Mcts DAVIS, Providence York,
and passengers, " Isaac Odel.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Henry Remsen, Allen, Spuyten Duyv Bridge.
| port.
Schr Brainard, Wells, New YORK for Portland, CT
Schr Alice Oaks, Hurst, New York for Bangor
schr Oliver Scoheld. =, RoDdont for New Haven
Schr Ann Dole Bunce, New York for Northport.
Schr Sarah, William, New York for Great Neck, III,
schr Flying Fish, Hcarn, New ork for Huntington
schr n Trpp Browne New York for Haddarn, CT
Schr Annie, Whirley, New York for Hartford.
schr Joseph Potts Davis Ellzabehport tor Fall River
Schr Ripple, COnover, New Haven for philadelphia
Schr Bay State, Hart, Roboken for Salisbury
Schr Susanna Hall, Hall, New York for Boston.
Steam yacht VIM Tweed, New York for Greenwich and
| eastwards. pleasure cruise.
Steamer Electra, Mott New York for Providence
wuIrrsroNE. Ii, July 4, lS7l--11 As PM
dense fog enveOped the Sound from midnight last night
until teis AM The Providence, Artisan and CITY
OF Lawrence other Sound steamers
Obliged to remain here night consequence Taey
| ceeded at IAN.
This being Independence Day, passed either
| direction.