The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-03
Ma rine Disasters.


SHIP NAPIER (Br), Williams which sailed from Mel
bourne FEB 81 for bakers Island totally wrecked at
built s and hailed from from fS.ruoo rs
R r from New York for Batavia
ssa fa ni1 1s me-
mast with ali attached carried away and also lost her main
Hs s o I'D i snd to msr.
water, and her cargo remains in good condition.
N.Y. ssdiod; ana valued. WIN oa.Ss $4,000
WI The sailed from New Bedford NAY isaS
the sap
las at BaniOanaa Gpr g. 1871 having home
sSsa sGSs ss ss
She o nh q e s and SsGs
OF into deep water and became total loss The vessel
ARoTURys Larrabee, which sailed from Bangor on
the ss.h nit for sos ashore near Mn Greek filled
repairs '''' W '"' '''' '0'
soun RooKrsenAx, from Port Spain for New York, be.
. os ash was and
sonn JonS sAsronp, we.tga.e, at pish,on from
attached, in the late eastery gale. "' '"'''
NEW BEDFORD Aug schr Isaac vansant took out las.
ed ashore Round Hills
PnonAnLE DIsAsrEn-rbe following was found in soda
Sys gentleman reading in Perth Bsr ns t
July TO- ISL Gerard sn. o., scKon.e wrecked this day the last
be lost " be relief his friends TO know his fate
miscellaneous.
The purscr Of the steamship Donat Janeiro has
thanks for full files OF late papers.
We under obligations to Purser Hampstead. of the
steamship Missouri from Havana for the prompt delivery
Of our files, dispatches, &C.
Purser Jas Forl, Of the steamship Ashland from Fer
nandina, will please accept thanks for his attentions
TOTAL DISASTERS IN JuLY-Thc number of vessels be.
longing to bound to or from PORTS in the United States
OF which II were 9aesndoned burned sunk By
sha 4ssy a nr' Il as
and their total estimated value exclusive of
ready launching from McGnverys yard Belfast and
in Garter Cos YARD Four vessels have been launched az
Belfast during the past year.
Notice 10 Mnripcrs.
The Fog Whistle Beaver Tail, FL, Is again broken II
will be repaired, and fog horn sounded in The interim.
nYpnoGRArmo NorIcE-Rio DE LA PLATE-HoRNos
The ,boal to tho W of Hornos Islands, in the Rio de-
la Plate, was surveyed by Easter Q Shaw, UsN,. Us
ssS II ssS% isss ny
depth at low water varies from 10 to IS feet the
70 clear the shoa Keep oo Cathedral open to the south
and pHns
cEfLos-NoRTHEAsr ooAsr-ExrESsroN or SHOALS OFF
e Inc ass aSs ha1 .
extended further seward Mariners are accordingly
a
ia as on some OF the ridges there not more than
the Mercantile N :, ~ MSssa.Ds LOnaon 5ay
l reef p y psi ils
sssrS, nssss .sSS b e. %:s @ si position s os
ms ocs n sh ga to eI
and south direction The water appeared much moro
a o= q " Ss
made No bottom with Is rathoms close TO the reef
ID Of Mssah ST. he British bark sGa latham
s Ss o SS 1s not
s steep TO- oi 70 fahoms obtained just before
IS fahoms under the main chains on examination q the
S %Se following IL bearings were ep,eea from the shCss
~ distant abou, miles Pyramid Island sW B. and na.,
q n. s. .s:s ;s in lat
The above notice affects British Admiralty Chart No 2oo
BY order # S wTSas g S5 nysse%,pAe
United States photographic Once washnS'on' Dc July
WhaIcmcm.
80 lat @ Ian e 81 iu bark i; sssn Ham,
spoken.
S.5sss .%Ss sp sas ens q
New 3Sans 3 my 'n S Hamburg az for ph
d. Sals c july 10 mile! east Of Sarnssat
Bark GsT s SS lon ~ from Nc"
Brig John BrsbtOan Iof Fall Rver July 3d. OIL Son'auk'
steering west
Foreign Ports.
ARrono PR July In port bgs Chs.srnn Nd ,Sr
HAVANA July 2-Arrvcd barks Dirlgo, Blair, New Cas-
d % GS %H"sy Ssy % Sherwood
New York. -. .u..s.
SAILED gth barks Aurora (sp Bssterrschea and Aireaa
tspl Arcandga, New York brig Jnana sspB yt.rSsiaw
Merritt Key West sslh, Beauresard Roberts, ana NAM
CrsruEaos July ,asalsd briEs Brothers IBrN Boston,
18th, Matte Russell Br York New fSsK @ sE