The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-29
Passed Through Hell Cato,
Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
BARK MONTANA at Vineyard Haven, from Croustadt ex
s.. Dee b.. g. s
BRIG W BIGELow (Br, from Glasgow for Cuba, before
to Jan q. Her cargo Ia coal and machinery.
SCHR vEsTA. Pnkhsm, from New York for Galveston be-
fore was wrecked At Asaco Jan T. Most of the
ScHR SMITH TUrTLE Thurston from Wiscssset for Gouc
ester with box Shocks struck reef at Hallway Rocs
Portland sSb 'O '''0Ae' per no anu arrived al
1ns as ship
bark Grace CTR Irving from parien Ca Sept 49, for Bide
AMSTERDAM, Jan 9-The Deborah Pennell, Reed, from
sold, with her inventory, at ZenSzee
GALVESTON, Jan 2s-The schr VIM Tell capsized the
25h. and the captain and two drowned
GREENooK. Jan IL The bark Bessie North, from Beau
back the Tan Of the Bank stress Of weather and
e Of he No OF the Black Pn
and was thought she would have to slip them before she
GRAvEsEND Jan 1.-THE Irvine Fernie. from New York
arrived IN the river reports that in lat a lon 90 w. she
as or Glasgow and with only
HAnwIon Jan 1.-THE ship Jane Fish, Brown, Of Thorn
assisted clear Of the sunk Sand TO the Kensh Knock
She had knocked over the Ksntsh Long Sand
Jan 1.-THE British yceFoy Prtcnard ar
np n sh n lat or
MNW gales &c. in and continued III reaching the Channel
ship abored heavily shipped large auaniies water
o nna saS
The ship her beam ends for - hours, Curing whsh
MAURrTys Dec 15The American bark Annie, 62s TONS of
Bath 81 & ON, IA for put in
topmast and the heads of all the lower mass and the b
eH E. lasting hours wind veeTns from
ssE sSW sss now whole r new set Of :pns
pose, being otherwise stanch and tight
PLYMOUTH l2-The Robert Lane, from Antwerp for
New York general cargo has put In to land five be-
longing to the schr Island Queen Of sacombe from London
AN on tie ih inst OF The Start captain and boy
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main chains.
RAxseA1s Jan 1.-The paeiaS erssn., from Newcastle
ming but was assisted OF 6y Deal boat with loss of
SOUTHAMPTON Jan 1.-THE mate Of the Harrier brig of
London from Bahia for New York rosewood and hdes,
@ %
sRS or inc
w,rHogrn JAN T. H ship Astrass1s Of s. John
tine also o., ,n ST Ne% asoS, vie
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away and sustained other damage
Miscellaneous.
Purser Walter Pym, OF steamship Herman Livingston,
from Savannah, has our thanks for favora
We are indebted purser John Mofet Of the steam
ship Manhattan, from Charleston, for his attentions.
soHR JuLRTTF yacht of the Eastern Yacht Club which
was laid up winter months been sold to Mr.
Conking, of Greenpont, for the sum OF $l,60O.
FiaHr AMONG THE CREw.-wednesday afternoon the brig
Ga; GSR' Ss
Of ve sry a 9n al the nS after
jug Of wScn mad % %e
the mate Thomas James ordered them to clear the
Work sy But they
al went int into he ssn s
signal of distress and crew from the cutter Mccvcch
ss sGsss e% the
ne srs ss
and started for the brig arriving on board tine &c
but they refused and stood with their sheath knives
n. o @ sao or
leave the vessel but they refused TO DO either Capt Sim
was informed Oy the command ina, be had
sy 70 ' sry sd
started Tor the Of action While the captain was OBJ
SsSss Ss. nd ss, SsS a "a
S III ~ .s.. .S:, b:
rs sn %., sP a. .s sy
urde bS, ,a not 70 the scene
.~ s ~ss sa's ana mad s
station The wounded men pre.,cn,sea. shassy sight
i'' s.d aqS What
s Ssed were sna GT
cut three DdSt 1ns o ns ss se
as,'ss 'ss 1S.n
gougng the out cannot CONCEIVE One OF mis- ears was
literally OF, and DR.. Geichell In dressing
obliged trim OF all round before could be bandaged
There also three four minor cuts Riley had fear
full cash his left and another In the throat just es
juguar ven One OF hts fingers was also nearly
severed, and be three smaller cuts his face
The nearly two hours dress
ing The wounds. Al midnight the were comfortable
though loss OF bood.-Portland Argus, Jan a.
Notice to Mariners.
GULF OF BIT LAwRENoE-NEw BRUNswIoK-LEADING
LIGHTS IN MIRAMICHI BAY
Information received that beacon lights are now
exhibited In Mramchi Bay In the following positions VIZ:
Two lights Huckleberry The outer NV beacon
light white light exhibited from conspicuous
white structure the spot noted In the chart a. exhpng
two lights the inner Sc beacon light hxed white ign
exhibited side Of white barn, which - made
conspicuous by black painted down the centre Of the
roof This black mark In line with the outer beacon % the
the outer bar and leads TO the hump
buoy. Al night the lights should be kept IN line
beacons with fixed white lights on OAK fo'nI one
shown from the position Of the "Whe Beacon" on the
chart the situated the point The Narrows Buoy
i lies with the two beacons IN a line a..
fixed light IL shown from each OF the oeacons 70 the
westward Of Malcolm Point In the river.
NxwyouNplA Np-prLIE rsLr srRArr-RRvoLvING LidnT
/ ON OAPE NORMAN.