The New York herald., 1872-11-02
Marine Disasters.

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for Xsg oTsaa on FFraay Ma
fSn e.S Jupiter sh
light bearing west broke the shat even M with the stqng
ing Of 81 under fore ana At sans deepsnsd the water
Of IN her With asaab
aoG a Ss % s ne s @ s &C e in
set the hsS
W the akns eean nna he9 the e,
to S1 Of The making
w IA got na boat her and sas
Children on shore and then the sI men ga s FS
sresSer O'clock, Spas Masi SeIHs sefas
sseseda after swamp
s ss s;: ss',sE %
s the hP 6rsnHg last After hgst the gale
~ s!Iss
nearly al vim debris
Meade mpcn along a and kindy ooR
S 4 sss s; ssS "
kindly took myself oeers and ues crew ONO ON board ara
Orleans the
turn turn most most sincere thanks to Captain Eddge and
Of the hi nc City Of A%sn and
who did everything in their power to make comfort
SHIP SOVEREIGN SEAS, from New York. at San
ba Soen 3 dn avg ai 90 Sn 80
manopsails ana foresopmast staysa to ribbons deck
om When lasted s day wheh seie sa
man named Connor was lost overheard.
SHIP GAME Cock, sherburne at Hong Kong Sept 10
bedre S Sp Sp o @ 81 ran hSs NJ
and tin she arrived at the centre q the yphoon The
lost three lower topsas were alse
blown from the gaskets.
Septic for Rotterdam reported by cable from Liver;
ssl rs at & oh h
ss ana owned in Ms She had of
WaAL,ss & BARB osoFoLA "a of New Bedford, before re-
shs i iS' tons was w. last reported sailed rom
5 II @ Sss sss'% "a sSsEs
additional on catckings. - ''''~"'s
S IS bsag 81 Ss snee sve @ May + full bs Of
der 6sn s Ths Coast Wree1ng Cos
der any assistance to the brig at present account Of
wrecked the Labrador October Vessel total
pco 1Ss faSsen ana the cargo BY Mr. Of Liver
s scmnJ u JAsM lT5AssAeAx. which sailed from Providence
Oct 20 for Philadelphia, ashore Gaspee Point
day at high water and remained PM ao, high and dry
N MeE 5s win Mood IL went ashore na abSa, @ miles south
Others
scnR MAxos Roerns from New York for Norfolk, col
3st u and had her fore and main sarboard rigging
received no damage. - ''
,scnR Many ANNA, steelman, from South Amboy for
9th and Between sratord dUuq ana Bdse ri
taken INTO Bridgeport without The loss Of any portion
OF her cargo
Lewes, Del, 3ls uit, with loss OF rudicr
rd sS o orr % Fan Mys g s J9h %
steamer Narihas Vineyard and tOwed to Vineyard Ha
at e hs Th e w s
River, Fla, morning of 27th ult, sinking the latter.
ing q nsS
Ss AND % 5ns n E g snt when Sy
G sa IS gre % ahy ssss sSa 20 %
SaSs exclusive 's esrsoss aSs
Miscellaneous.
We indebted the purscr OF the steamship City OF
Austin, from Galveston and Key West for courteses.
We indebted to Purser A Clarke of the steam ship
Montgomery, from Savannah for favors.
waMsse BAas HElEs ssow, ofNew Bedford, arrived
Ses under ferry The iS%s Helen s snow,
sle abandoned n the ice n the Arctic on the ish
aa@ Mas % s seys o been lost She
schooner Crown Point from st Domingo for Boston, at
Stonington, died on Thursday morning and buried
in the Cemetery at Stonington.
SHIP PRoPERrY-There Is good stable inquiry for
sound ipsarablc tonnage and values well maintained
and even slightly higher than at the date OF my last
sales are somewhat restricted however by the pauciy
OF tonnage Offering and the extreme views Of owners
which in several Instances have prccluded operations
There fs very general condenJeeng as TO the future
OF this important interest grounded the continued
eneouragag ,advices from all the leading, freight
orally scarcity of tonnage, with ruling
good rates Of freight These remarks win apply equally
well TO our own leading ports The sal,N OF the
month were Two strictly first class sAips, built in
Massachusetts,, UO and 100 tons respectively, sold in
Boston on private terms but supposed be something
less han S.V per register ton, ready for without
meta snip COringa ~ tons, built Medford lS, met
allied October s72 $4,000 ship Argonaut tons. built
nj Medi0rd 1882 mctallcd 1871, $1,000 British ba,k To-
Iani, ~ tons built at Ncwburyport 1913 NET.
nlsd MAY, lH2 $4,000 bark Jehu, 2U toUs,