The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-25

Passed Cape June "a crossed equator Sept o.
lon 81 had tine weather TO the equasor from thence strong
Es ss f e s:s:
| Co; vessel to Thompson Hunter.
and nss a.s
Va. 10 IN MYTH n ss0ss W..
sugar and n 70 John SMITH Son CO.. vessel
Miller Houghten Had moderate weather has been days
$, sos sT s.,s. y
i: s. had heavy gale from Ne lasting IA
val q Doinsr Potter co~vesssl to HuriSus
Schr " ph.ro. Edwards, Newborn. NC. day. with
while lying anchor IN Hateras Inlet BY
oe Evans o Cola Spring a carrying Tying away main
ed away her and buwarks far aft
sehr N q Leonard. Lyman Virginia
Schr d Crsnmer, Scu, Virginia.
S;s
Empire bound west; 2ad, lat 40 81, Ion s. S. French
Pissed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
YORK with coal The Coal and G' Rail-
Tho G o ana G VA 1
Ws.i0rd Of rs.borO rs win and
Steamship Glsucu,, Walden. Boston for New York, with
Bril- Martha, Cassidy, New Haven for New York. to
schr George Latham. Stewart, Seal Island New York.
sshr saIs Evans tnew. smas.ca,, rice, Norvak for
The @ sasssa sss
pepas for New York.
with tn, stone one to Bridge Co
Haze, McName Greenwich for New York. with stone
schr Hattie Butler. Strickland, Portland for New York.
Kate Church Church. Cape Sable for New York with
schr Mnnehaha, Saunders Portland for New York, with
stone one. 70 2, jas B Sh Co.
;, sehr Charles Lowering Hathaway, Taunton for New
schr Hayes, Kelly Greenport for New York, with fish
Emma, Field Nantucket for New York, with fish to
schr CHILEAN Meaney. Portland for New York. with head
in g to Mundeil Co.
schr Daylight Benton, Portland for New York, with Ium.
schr James Deputy, Pierson, Rockpor for new York,
sshr Nieol. Keller, Mschas for New York. with lumber
schr Reading Railroad No As, Little New Haven for Ell.
sehr Richard Bulwinkle. Cross, Providence for New
schr Tho, ROGERS Rogers Cape Ann for New YORK; with
schr Sea Bird, Saunders, Cape Ann for New York. with
schr Tho. Hiu, Hir, Providence for New York.
scnr 4 Wells Smith, New Haven for slisaCetnport
ss S fsG s.sSn % a4 s%
schr Chas Carroll, Carroll, stonngton for New York.
ssS sss York
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sshr smith SNOW New Bedford Tor Jersey oy
City
10 New Hs sss DEL
schr Biow, Lewis, Warren for Philadelphia.
1s os X. New YORK
sehr < Lane, Lane. Yarmouth FOR New York
@ %fre ss I ys.
s se% Ssw York
sSr a saGTa AmOoy
schr Loui:a, Hambln, providence for New YorK.
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sssI sspnsn TABOR Cove g. New
s sssr sp4s, Smith, for for Hs1
ssSr Mswp0 qG 1 Ma.
sc5r Wind, WsrwicF, New Haven for Trenton:
seh h Eaton LONDON S for New New york
sssT New York.
schr Margaret!.. wanssr, Glen Cove Tor New York
sss bns a d ae
ssr sss fM% Ya
sehr Kate Thomas, Barlow; Newport for y .-v
e h Mar, Eliza Eliza aanay Bedford for New
sr s1s rsss II. s fer ss %
ssSr A s.:n. hsf S cr
scbr Baltic, Parker, Newport for New York.
@ Fafy Ss1 fays
schr W Gsmng cTalas New Haven for Philadelphia
fns Wiz .r sf Fs
schr 0nrnst, Romer, Providence for New York.
IA for w
Schr Goodspeed, Hart Hartford for Flushing.
sr S ss~ FS.d''A
schr Sea Flower Chase, Somerset for New York
steamer Electra Mott Providence for New York, mdse
and passengers.
schr Goodwin, Waterbury. New York for Stamford.
ehT r o GAVIN clns New New for for is0r
schr Anna Maria Obj Cole, New York for shulee, Ms.
Steamer limited States DAVIS New YORK for Fan River
HEAVY gale from the NE Throughout. The day Alase
port above for past few days on account Of adverse Winds
BELOW
~ Bark sI De vSeST Br from Ardros'an Sept
SAILED.
Steamships westphaa, for Hamburg; Cleopatra, Ha-
ysna Virgo savannah Charleston, Cnarles'on Niagara,
Wind at sunset ENE light
Marine Disasters.
SHIP JOSEPH CLARK, for San Francisco, wa. damaged
supposed slightly during the phoon I'd ui at Hong Kong
BY collision with another vessel.
SHIP WILD RovKn from Iquque for New York, wrecked
Boston for 900 and In Bangor for $4,000 The cargo
waa insured for $4,000. The Wild Rover formerly
owned by Mesrs Aphens Hardy Co, OF Boston, bn they
s and
$4,000
BRIO MAYrLowER, Capt Kenney, from Halifax Ms, about
the fate Of which much anxiety ha. been fen and
which had been reported to have foundered with all
",
and all right On the 18th the May8ower
experienced heavy gale miles southeast OF Cape Sable,
and the 9TH sgnasi stca NJ A. Starr bound for
Halifax On the 18th she encountered another gale 30 miles
OIL Cape Cod, which blew her During the whole
there heavy westerly winds but the vessel be-
hayed we'll only losing her oatheads and jibboom Tho
Mayhower brought seven passengers and . cargo OF
moasscs, sugar, TO-