Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
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Bargue Alaska. Giichrist. from 9Th. ult for
Boston. returned to g prev ioas TO liih inst
with damage.
Brig Rho orandc (of Booihbsyl Mcclellan,
from Philadelphia. for Poncr L H. put into -
IhomA. is Mt with mAinmast broken.
Sch lsAar NansAnt. Baker, arrived At New
Bedford i0ih with rigging from wrecked brig
Li.zis Biiilnr~ sssor. On Notn-n'- Land
fnx Tai, QUO OF the Fox IslAnds Nc. btIscd ana
down BY the heal ard beng stripped she apt.eaf
ed 70 b Nova scotia schoon~,l The pre,iou.
niEht sas thick with 4 brarv Wtni from The >N
And she probably went Ashorc darn. the gale
g Daring. Boudrot from COW B.y 4 e
Tor hoc.iand. with coal. went ashore loth in,
on BAY Lodges, near EockiAnd, vessel and car
90 total los.
Barque sea Eagle. from New Orleans for
Apal>obioolA went ashore morning Of at,h
uli. on the west bank Of East Pass. entrano. of
the harbor, with about +op tons railroad iron
on board. she ha. since big,-i.
Sch Bculzh r. sharp. from Hopdout OF and
for Prov idence. before reported on the rock .
and full Of water near HYDE Park. Ny ha.
been raised and taken back 10 RonLout. where
81 her cargo has been discharged She i bad V
damaged her r.ainma>i aud anchor. broken
and keel supposed 10 b. broken &c She viii
be placed on the marine railway for eNamina-
ton. bot II Is doubtful If she l. worth repairing
Sch Ann Earl, from Philadelphia, for Bo--
ton. Previously reported ashore ON Block
l-land, was got OF on the i.th inst, b, l. :
I
York tug. and lowed into Newport where a
powerful steam pump h. c ou.taneiy at work TO
keep her free. There /. 4 hole In her bow
| and portion Of her keel Is gone o,herwi sc
| she Is not much damaged
All efforts Of the steam tug 10 get the brig
Edith Hall % Point Judith were unsucce..fu .
She remains In about the same condition A. be-
fore reported Size ha. lost rudjer. leak. but
| u. tie and will probably be got OF after being
| lighiered, should the weather continue good
As-h fJlegn N - - ts..r r.,
Mobile. had heavy weather during the passAyc,
and wa struck by lightning, but was not niue b
damaged.
| BsIque Chaimeiie OF Freeport. Me. with 1909
bales Of cotton on board, wa. driven OF to sea
from her anchorage at Galveston IN the late
gale. and was di.mssted, losing rudder and an.
chors. She was fallen in with on the l4th inst
| BY the steamer Bolivar, and lowed back to & 81
weston.
sch Willie Dill. Rowland sailed from Jack
| sonviiie for Fall River. June sih, with n cargo
| Of yellow pine. June 18th, sprung ale ak, which
proved bad that they couli not keep her
free, June 18th, IS miles EsE OF Absecum,
| was fallen IN with the brig Miller. Capt Per-
kins, from sierre Leone tor New York, who
| took Us on board and brought US TO port, hsv
| ing lost everything but what We stood in
| I1he Willie Dill was years old and IDS tons
burthen. built 1t Rockland In 1852 and owned
by Thomas Holmes 4 Co Of New York.
Sch Ned sumter. Shaw. Al Eigartown from
ROcklaDd for New York. during the gaze OF the
| 18Th inst. had msinsail and jib blown 10 piece.
Sch Tsgiioni, Gould. NJ Boston from Oriean.
was run into I'D inst, OF Nix Mate, by sch
| Elizabeth. from Boston tor Ellsworth. and had
| bulwarks. plsnkshear aud staacheons stove.
Also lost foresa and fore rigging The Eliza
beth sustained no damage and proceeded.
Brig Edith Hall Oliver. from New Orlesn.
| for Providence, before reported ashore on
Judith Point. was got OF night Of I'D INST and
| towed into Newport. She was leaking very
little. and will probably proceed to her port Of
| destination