The New York herald., 1871-01-04

SHIP PERsIA-Seamer Rebecca Clyde al Baltimore LIST
ship Persia ashore Frying shoals lying on
her arboard side and had wreckng steamers Resolue and
Winants near her.
SHip BRrTASNIA--Boston. Jan 3-The ship Nonanum at
6es 80 s shin
MIA from London for Bosten with loss of foremashead
aloft jury foreopmast when she was passed.
BARK TEovAToRA-A cable despatch recently
Captain Blanchard h. wife and others went down viii with the
vessel letter has been received in this city from Mes
tempest or water spout on the 9Th Of Decembe or Cape
ha. the CAPTAIN and his family 's soseSef @ with SRh
ss esk wS mD when
searspor three ung to some Of the wreck
1essna the time q the disaster the bark was
under lower topsas only and the captain and all hands
denly and with such tremendous crash that threw the
% ss
is that portion Of her decks were stove in by the
Dimes Hole was Is days in the North Sea with eennsed
nsa siss ss
ult within 100 miles Of the South shoa since
during which split sails.
BARK PAwNEF.-Galveston, Jan 8. 9AM-The bark Paw
Br Hutton for Liverpool is ashore the Knoll IL
the weather does not moderate the vessel will be total
loss.
BARK An soHrvrneAARD tNor), Petersen from New
leaky and with pumps choked. Win have to discharge
an Gnre Harry Va 90 of Bangor Weeks: Holmes
Had light winds and until the 18th ut when she was
os an
split sails, stove boat, forward house, DC.
BRIG ADELAIDE, Morton, Portland Cd inst 80 DAYS from
Pcton Ms reports had heavy weather during the
and was blown of times thrown on beam ends and
shifted cargo
BRIG TIxAN (Br), ashore Dec 49, at Digby Ns
and filed W ith waaer cargo will be discharged.
o & acG Hell a While e
tow. Wreckmaster Brown is endeavoring to get her
scHR AERorT LAwRrNcr Mt Holmes, HoIc from sur,
nam had very heavy weather the entire was %
SCHOONER AsHoRE-A three masted schooner was seen
fsy M o sa .s. s
a number of men W ere on the beach.
AMSTERDAM, @ Dec lsTThe Abigail. RAYMOND. from New
m D
for n which ses o
jibboom and sustained much damage to her bow.
Nov down pe m o or se
bank below Xkra Nov TO- a, 10 AM but aoa,ed soon after
being got OF If the weather continues present she has
@ Pss ns o
%sT9s hs ssn
tons had been landed up to the night Of the 18th.
she
remain until the ather is suitable for docking.
New here ta
and strained is making great des Of water.
GLASGOW, Dec ZJ--The Anules, from new YORK, wnlcn
Gysi Il 'sss S
AN that day the Andaman, @ hence for Bombay, in in
ground and remained fast. About Pm the Cognac sl
the Toka for Oporo. In attempting to get through
ground but the tide making, got of ana
ceeded. The Andaman moved about half her own
top of gh water On the night OF the 18th she
three lengths and expected to be got
Off on last nights tide.
2lsThe Antilles being discharged quantity of -four.
which sad TO he not much damaged has been got out and
will be sold by auction.
GRrrsock. Dec si-The brig Jennie Noodle, Crowley,
which arrived here from Charleston 18th in, repors Left
Charleston Oct %; experienced no heavy weather
until the 9Th of Nov, when. in = hurricane from
NNE TO NEW, when turning before the gale,
she shipped n heavy sea, which carried away the
Wheel in pieces also wheel standard, starting
flooding cabin destroy
ing PROVISIONS washing of hulwarks and
causing ship TO leak badly Experienced heavy
weather until the 2h of Nov when within leo miles OF Tory
Island fell succession of heavy easerly gales and
was Obliged put Broadhaven ISLAND repair sales
and other damage.
GIBRALTAK, Dec l7The Nicaragua. Lewis, from New
York Beyrou petroleum. has arrived here eaky and
has been recommended to discharge.
LIVERPOOL, Jan B. Bark Isabella tNG), Mauer, from
phia via Scilv, with 25G9 gallons petroleum. for
Bremen, s ashore Heligoand Part Of cargo saved =
Dec ia-Tbe Mary Wilbur, frpm Bangor for New Or
leans has ppf ~ here leakv.