The New York herald., 1871-02-03

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Wind at sunset s, light
Shipping Notes.
The steamship Arizona Seabury, from New York for
bong Kong safely through the Suez Canal the Both
| ult
The mild weather VIC have experienced lately has done
much good by destroying great extent embargo
which has been laid the shipping and craft Of
harbor the past two weeks The lower bay for
miles outside OF Sandy Hook is covered with floating
ice but broken small pieces that inter-
fere with craft coming from going to
dense fog set in yesterday afternoon, which,
with the ice seriously impeded navigation ferries
yesterday and several of the boats the East
obliged to lay up for portion of day. The Sound
steamboats, detained by the fog did arrive at
their piers until long after their usual time.
These arrived at this port during the month of January,
from foreign ports 3ss vessels being increase
that of the month previous They follows
ships, S. Ships AZ; barks, l09 brigs a. schooners 76
| total 3Ss
The ship Eliza Adams, of New Bedford which arrived
home two or three days ago from three and ha years.
cruise in the South Pacific shows good exhibit
suit of her long Her catch 1000 bbls sperm
and l40 bbs of whale OIL and 420 lbs of whaebone
| of which had been previously sent home.
reported that contract has been made to dredge the
barge basin at Quarantine to be made deep at
| the entrance and l2 feet at the rear.
The armistice between France Germany pro-
by of its soon belng followed by peace gratifying
to the shpowners of both countries The been very
disastrous for them both in sailing craft lines the
latter from this port having suffered severely. est
mated that the oss Of the General Transatlantic Company
has been the Hamburg American Packet Compa
ny double that amount and the North German Loyds
about the The loss OF the French line
OF the decrease of freight the United passen.
gers both So with the German companies augmented
by their steamers icing embargoed portion Of
the subsequent reduction of their trips fortnight
instead OF weekly The latter considerably by
the interruption of their New Orleans and Baltimore
lines The regular trips OF Hamburg re-
sumed yesterday by the departure Of the Holsatia.
/ Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP SAN FRANCISCO was foated out OF the Ber
dosS sist W. fully repaired ana coppered She left
of the Bsa
verb Mh'sa s u on as ss sS % The
sHIr PONTIAC, skling, from Liverpool for Boston, be-
IN the M wo % nsrs me S Of %
tempting to land The captain and wife board
hold d.. sh me vessel nad " feet o. water in her
SHIP OMAHA OBJ, Hewison, from Liverpool for savan.
to her assistance to-day ed.
SHIp mot bark FALKLAND (Br) wisemsn from Pensa.
| before reported.
ashore on Green Island was put in dock 1st inst The
the mbers and the keel ,orn Of wSere e
e to s a. rSs sS the 5 nfd
%a'l If she had hs sss
M fss ss4 her S
out single mark OF strsnins she can be repaired easily
o,hs pilots her running bay followsd o
sns m "sn the ws ns
. Ssned o na n' .Nosa %s he The s s,.. s SSus
her sn e e1er npsc0n of The Neptune
wide had become embedded in port qe firmly II
as: s ss
steam pump at work her preservation from first to last
valuable o,. would have been considerable all
n Of s he as ossn a mot all least
into Se4. s S1 1T
night Thick ana he took so@e SeesFs Of the sh.
ss0h he s
ssvs 5 RG
o clear As the last 5 he s helm hard
Tie ,S ys.sss Int into cs,:ion The Tempr
boo head Seae chains and d's smashing her
sa ass @ s o s ar The Is
WORK clearing away the wreck and discovered that
that 70. Steamer and was rescued with
be- The .e om cseon e sh to
about half an hour after the collision.
Sa1 Yo M ppns o a Cant vardo sailed Ne from
gallons ,'nde pero ana as she had not arrived at dcs
sea Tho registered 754 tons built in 1859 hailed
for s MSSe s .1 , tn 800 bags coffee BON
tons, and halls from London.
BARK CARoBEL. reported wrecked nj Pernambuco wa,
formerly bark Joseph Grinnei, of New Bedford built by
Dclano CO.. OF Fairhavcn IN 1850 for Capt Blacker,
| New Bedford.
BARK CLEOPATRA (of London) sidney with cargo Of
logwood bound to Falmouth sprung leak Jan is In the
harbor OF 81 Marc, dayt ana sunk. Al hands saved
BRIO sTwIsDEN, Chase, from Boston for Cape Town,
CGH which put into Bermuia Distress reports four
aas, . Ss fearful in the g Stream
and the foemas. had to be the
safety OF the ship and ell board the wind at the time
being much against approaching the coast deemed
vsabe 10 keep fer bermuda THE report Of her
ing Tor destination on the l7ih uit is probably mistake
BRIG sFNoRirA Young at Baltimore from Rio Janero,
towed up by steamer State OF Maryland.
SoHE OCEAN STAR from New York for Rockland before
reported lost was abandoned in sinking condition Jan 30,
ate Pm, when mes from Nauset Light The
taken on by chr William Arthur from New York for Port
Star was - tons burden, built at Camden Me- 1852 and
was owned byJ White, Of Rockand.]
Sour EnITn WoNsoS. of Gloucester which has been
sent on Western Bank trip over ss weoks has not been
69 tons burhen built at Essex last and IL owned by
| Mr. VIM q Wonson
ScnR KEDRoN-The unknown schooner reported Jan 20
have been the Kedron Capt Pettis from New York
Tax She subsequently got OF without damage and
ceeded on her voyage.
SOUR VINCENT WALLACE tBrL Allen, from New York
o Jacme before reported burned AZ was 80 tons regis
ter built at Port Mncrave, Ms, in 1857 and hailed from
Hawksbury, Ms
scna GAME COOK fBr, Domingo for Boston, put
into Norfolk 3ls u leaking badly having been ashore
Chincoteague.
AMSTERDAM J an 1.-THE Fremad (Norwegan, Eversen,
from Leih tor Philadelphia has nded kanpertun
ANTWERP, Jan l6-The James DuGus, from New York
Tor this port ashore at Rammekens Is much broken and 10
snklng more and more into the mud the cargo being