The New York herald., 1871-11-16

from NV Ats AN that dav when 30 mes OF BArnegat,
struck by sudden squAu throwing the vessel on ner
beam snds the cargo between decks shifting at the nme
time. left her In helpless condition After vain enors 70
right her took to the boats thirty minutes she went
stern FIRST At AN fallen in with by the bark
Rachel Captain Norton from Phadepna for Portand VINO
kindly took all board, and transferred the crew on
board scamug Edgar BAXTER Captain VIM Smith, on Sandy
Hook who brought them this city We saved nothing ous
what we stood In. THE Lord built at Brunswick,
Ne in 1894 was 1926 tons burden and owned by In
graham and others at Portland Me- and Captain Pinkham
There was insurance on the vesseL)
Great Britain which pn into Halifax Distress was dis
60 On
BARK iILyAEp 5Br,, Lovett at Charleston nth INST
captain and two men had sf Se isStshp boat
ss iss
BARK TIPro SAFE (Br) together with the sails rigging
and other % s by auction m At III
allied fair prices A0ou' $3.50 q hewn timber remains in
Ah Of October for s. Johns NJ. moesses Had pleas
ant weather until the 18th when hurricane was ss
The gale having abaed the cleared and md
lost rnder when the vessel became entirely nnmanageable
.hp ss john s % re % aoS
and b n' sn from the wreck and
BRIG CAROLINE GRAY tof Rockland,, Thorndike. from
New Orleans for Providence ashore at Morrlches l.
wASoNAuk SoInpShy uas ocnP"Aeu sA sss~AS.
Winants to her assistance.
BRIG FRONTIER, Morgan. before reported sunk the
inst
BRIO SWEET, before reported Sc OF sanay Hook;
from ssS Me- '0 At Aff'"''' '''
BRIO AsuoHE-A lumber laden brig is ashore at Wreck
pSny have sent The steamer to her
u sn As sG s
Ing Of rsM a u. during Sc and r M % saved 0'A
ECuH f-oro pora nuth fur
pp aS SwS ca. M @ having carried away main
mernns Cant sooye Of sss somsr. Point and
| under head of Foreign Ports.)
STEAMER IDA AucusrA in going out Of Newport harbor
Castle H and sl remanoa on Tuesd.y mornins Ass.
ance has gone to her and she will probably come on at high
&c SnooH sou Nov sThe Minnie Campbell from Green
ock or BOSTON, which in here leaky awaiting tug to
h;IyyEnrGo Noy s-The stella schooner Of St Johns
ss nsay G% s ~. Ss
vessel to strain and leak TO ex.en large portion Of
for repairs AAu y Oe 0''nAis'u eu''A0"A
LONDON, Nov l5-The steamer City of Brooklyn. while
sssn ss M a. .as
to the city Of Brooklyn !. reported @ "''' 'A'e'' -
LoNDoNpEnRy Nov 3-Thc ship Hannah Morris, from
By The iowa New r 70 r.ms nS
mast AMI bowspt gone; also bulwarKs carried Tug
row. sncs arrived a. Ionsondsryp mere
PoRTsMoUTu. Nov a-The Maid OF Oriears Houston from
| as the weather has moderated.
ToM'e RIVER, NJ, Nov l3-The Mary Bini. from Great
Egg barbor, caps,zsd the il,h on BAraega; ali
| Miscellaneous.
Prser Smith, OF the steamship Ocean Queen from
Aspinwal and Kingston Ja will please accept thanks
| for favors.
CD Webb ESQ, the obisng purser OF steamship Ash
land from Fernandna has thanks for his n.enona
We indebted to Purser Henry Smith, OF the steamship
| Huntsville from Savannah, tor courteses
We are indebted to Purser J Webb of the steamship
Magnolia, from Savannah, for favors.
Captain VIM Smith Engineer Barrett OF the steamur
Edgar Baxter will please accept thanks for courtese
LAuNcHKD-At Mystic, Ct 18th inst from the yard of
o na Us a. nse sp Il. r GsSi
Noy is from The yard Of Is.ac Dunnns Son. Brewer
%s:1;.. s. ~. s.ssss
| Notice ts Mariners.
The c,oSs Brroy the west aide Of tho channel royi
Of the buoys in soekonk Channel also missing ''"''
WhnIcmoB.
Al Tongatabo Aug barks Coral Potter; Live Oak BecN
srm.n % Napoleon. Fuller James MauTy Smith and ship
~" sporisa @ 500 %a:n1 Sa out touched "
sS's' ss
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6mon wa. cruising % Noros 11ss Isa.ass I.nas
s1s:s Asfy'aas !e9
q" Ds @ " .Aa Ae9 Sss.
M ssm or a1n % S a. March
sIpsI.nssd from ias which ss MAIN
Weather senes Yetshs%, 20 s '
oGss y: odTss Tss''ss ssSr:s :sy
e %s s" Ss 4. .., 70 2,
err" cal. 81 sa.,eS ". d. Win nth The 70 rsma
aonsd them Sept rs sct them on board having $50 men,
ss'1PS a.:.ss r'sSsF o s.' Sss Ssss
80 S"S Ss until reaching ISL
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$50 :pE, E%y rs,ss s;
roster so :iss'S Ssvs s ~ sp.i% oe s% sS
s: is;ssfs ss9 .sS s ss
wsn os ss: S.l, R
fps s % Co. D p,.,s;
DO EqrsP. $50 do' Chance 40 and go Sid.: 10
ship Tan Berry from New York for San Francisco Sept
ship John Bryce Morse from Liverpool for callao Sept
BARK wsvsrey tBr,. Grhs. from Liverpool for New
sIis Tsaox, White from Cardiff for Porto Rioo no
Brig Agnes Barton from Havana Baltimore Nov o. 6b
mfes SE OF Charleston bar She ali hands sck ar
leaving, and had three down when spoken.
Foreign Porte.
INI%Esr, Nov l-Arrvsa, Lady Young Flynn, Phiadsl
Also arrived. 40 date, Ada Oullon Whitney New York
AssIEg SEPT gs-rs.sea oy Foncnaye Taylor, from Ma
XsPiNwXLi, Oct s5-Arived, schr Gen Connor. Part.
ridge Baltimore; 26th origs Elh (Br Amerda, do: Nov
! Pickering Torrey, New York; Sd, BroYs D6wSnr
beenIs32reh beensIss32r h.; % r. E. y L,s .ssy,'
BARROW, Nov 2-Sa.ed, Sea King. Edwaras Nsw Vorl
WIN Stephenson, Tallmore, Savannah ' - -'"''
. .BhkMEkHAvKr Oct SO-Arrived, Astronom, Hopper New
York; sis', Rhen, Meyer do; Helene kasc6sn BAN,
Sailed lst Lsipsia g. Jaeger, Bainoe Senator ken,
BREsr, Nov l5-Arrved steamship 81 Laurent Lsmairs.
BATBu BsT, Oct 17-Arrived, Rescue Marshall Boston,
CARDIFF. Nov l.Ent OUT Elcano. Brown for Singapore
CRorsrADT, Oct 2s-Sailed, Montana MIDGET Eos,ons
York. -' ''~'''nis"' No"
CAprz Oct esArrved, Heleno Rich, s,rou,. New yo,s