The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-30
Marine Disasters.

STEAMER HERCULES recently sunk at Georgetown, DC,
towed to the Warrington Navy Yard 9th st.
repairs. > - '''''-'~''
BARK THonNHrLL (Brl. xelmore, from Quebec for Gas
missed stays when the anchor was At once lei TO- she
dragged and went ashore ON the reos.
IA saa ss h Ss FL
AMI would commence reioadins on the 9Th.
into Halifax 27.h inst leaking. ~
scHn MEsws Bunce which arrived at Providence as.h
mast In squail morning OF fth.
A. @
son. MARY SMITH, =. rh,i.dslphIa soth from Maya
GENTLY S:s
be sold 80 "A'
Esw IA FSsns from RosalanS for New
having the gath carried away and main.opasi
senn sAnIso Currier a. Key West goth inst from New
s ~ s sasp On s1s % a. 81 So
aSandoned dlsmastsd and wa.srIoEaed vessel Slipped
Bakers Island BY ST John woodboa carrying away bow.
I a hs crew s
nannuvred Into Bass harbor, where she being
scnn ROYAL oAn,Csp. Esnson Of sshr Royal Oak sof
r @ Sy o .s Sr ,S
S sSss Head and & :sS w fst w
xnsa asss' sss Ct s
for we knew that the weasel must be leading for
as our wee we're ss had
B. Us ne y en non oa ns vs: S
waters EDGE away mans with the main
70 stop port tdistant about 10 mes yea he
10 s NO ae sna Us S s
British about 100 tons burden in light ha.ias Our
nssS
Whence we were towsd into Lnbec BY the steamer ryo
Quarter y having new timbers and abe win have sails
soHR susK-A fat bot.ocd schooner ITO tons, loaded
with rough stone and mSorss OF Knowons Cove al
Just above the high lids. "''' ''' "A''
s.n AD Which here
sold, and realized SliE. % nav 0ee"
,sS Ke, MAY 5Essos
over three months She has oas Ss
steamer sapphire dI.charged cargo lowed her 70
lutte also ssssel on the Florida Reef ons ship and one
Tortusas. "'' "''' k""' - 'D' p'y
QuEHssTows. May 15The Star Queen Heath, which mr.
SfT Se s com t FOR o. s s
ing on board the GREY q the John Spear OF North Shields
April y and wa, abandoned IA sinking on the ot
here BY the Star the esa
In the Coiumbne.
SEA IsI.sps May ia schr seen 18Th Inst, OF the
south end OF this island her beam ends. boat was
named and sent OF; wind blowing strong ana heavy
pp wasI hsy not
boom broke IN three pieces There anchor on tho
painted green inside bottom painted with copper paint,
mast No boa. or men to be seem :" On VIC NAM
New Mss here s ,s Wilson
cargo and had companions stove IN.
Misc eIlaneous.
Purser Thos Rack Of the steamship Rising STAR from
Aspnwal, viii accept our thanks for favors
in @ ga. sssn Of @ tons built At Essex
NEW VEssELsThe following FIRST class vessels have
been added TO the Wclneet fee The Nathan
$oUoo the Edward Norton bu At ESSEX for Capt Elisha
hweod for The Ida Freeman, built a, East Boston
ior capt John Young OF Orleans, cost &7,soV
Whnlcmcu.
Arrived New London 26h brig ella for Cumberland
Bark james Maury smith, Of NIB, was a. Chatham Island
FeoH having taken 240 bbs sp oil this season. AL well.
spoken,
ship Grace Sargent Pose, from caao for cowes April 49,
pool April S n log ID 81 san FRANCISCO Tor Liver
ship sonihsr1 cros, Hughes from Gasaow for San Fran
"a gss Cara Ncks from Boston for Calcutta, April 49, lat
sSHSsd'' from Key West for Norfolk
Bark Roa from New for Baltimore no date lat
schr Ethan Alsn from Portland Cardenas May a. lat
schr Hare! Baker, from Baltimore for Martinique May
Foreign Ports
h,erinwALI May sArrved brig Fanny Lincoln, Small,
Mcssrs Thompson, Boco del Toro land sailed 18th for Old
Sailed 10th, brig Jessie Rhynas, Hall, Csr,hsrena
ch JOIN ba S ssp sf a Xhss
AaUADiIlA, PR, May BIN por, schr wheeling for
BsssrisSSs Nay mssnsd Goethe. Koch, rhiladel-
solsrS, foussS. New ' York. S' "@f' ~" o'''-'