The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04
Shipping Notes.

Since the 9th of March last up yesterday there have
upon steamships sailing vessels at this port thirty
persons with smallpox in various of the dis
This ia the season when cases of this loathsome
alady are to the vessels carrying emil
grants and, the circumstances Of weather all
other incident matters, the exhibit is small When
upon the necesstate the closing Of matches OF
with large lists of Storage thereby
Guiding suency of air. smallpox and diseases alike
certain to be developed the seeds of such
In the systems of board The rs vessel hav-
ing of the disease the steamship China, which
into port the date named Since that time the follow
ing have arrived with of their steerage passe
gers infected Europa City of Brussels
IDAHO City of Dublin Algeria, Hosatia Holland, Thuringia,
City of London Manhattan, Tara st Laurent Abyssna,
City of Washington, Java Erin, Wisconsin; schr Spen
GER from Matanzas All OF the patients at once taken
In charge by the Quarantine authorities and Immediately
conveyed to the West Bank Hospital where they have
ceved the best possible treatment But four Of the thirty
died. and these when received the hospital
beyond medical skill the length OF time each
had sick prccuded the possibility of favorable erm
Seven of the number have been discharged cured
yesterday twenty under treatment although
FIVE OF this number convalescent and would
soon obtain permission to leave.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMER vIpGINIus at Porto Cabelo llsb ut from
Maracabo stuck on the bar aud sprung a leak
BARK JOHN BRIGHT Cof Yarmouth Nsl Earle, was
on The night Of the @ s on ae on be-
total loss. An hands saved
BRIG juno Dutch, stockhusen from Batavia for Pa
dang aud New York, which back 10 Jan 81 IN Distress
rema ned Feb would have to discharge Tor repairs.
BRIO VIRGINIA., Bell from sala. Ga, for Montevdeo,
which struck leaving port before reportcd
went ashore on the South Breaker both bar and breaker
buoys being gone on by losing deck load and of
cargo deck, and leaking badly would so to Bai
more TO reht.
BRIG Norfolk, April "a brig, name unknown,
is ashore on Currack Beach, Assistance has been sent 10
her.
soma ANNIE HARPER ,tof Ellswor,hl Wood, from Bra
heavy gale OF Hatieras shipped sea which carried away
deck Captain remained by the vessel until 18th ut
when all hands taken OF by schr Hunt, Captain
Petersen and landed Lewis, Del, LIST inst. The
good vessel old aud owned by Isaac M Grant and
others, Of Ellsworth.
scHR SAMUEL, which sunk on CAROLINA shoals during
the gale been raised and towei to Wilmington
NC, 8lst u She not seriously damaged and Will soon be
repaired OF the there total loss OF 20 barrels
rosn and IS casks spirits while the peanuts are all In ds
mayed condition.
SCuR J LINDSAY, of and from Rockland with lime,
ashore the ats I'm Edgarlown harbor goth u, but
ret Oh 18th, after Tightening cargo.
ScHR II BALDWIN, The entire cargo OF TIE schr ID II
Baldwin, sunk on Black Rock o. consisting of railroad
tera has been recovered by Rowe submarine diver, Of
900 West street, New York.
scHR CLAvABELLE, reported ashore Grdiron, Hell
Gate AN OF LIST inst aoated high day with
the exception Of bulwarks stove In she not seriously
damaged.
Balsio,, March sl-yhe Petuula, Johnson from New