The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Mallory , co. Feb with md''
70 Frederic der Baker Had strong nor, b, wdds up the
6sys Go!S:
steamships Geo Cromwell. United States and City OF Aoas
Steamship Albemarle, Walker Richmond City Point and
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
ship Tasng Br Bloomfield sh.nshae Oct 30 with teas,
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bark vronca BIZ from whampoa for London with signals
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rssp No ASops&s1 ss.s%S, Seas 1snque Oct !. Vi.
order Passed Cape Horn Nov crossed the Equator Jan
thence an
had heavy gale from Nw lost hatch houses, sas and
hara Bravo NSr chrsOphersen Cardiff with
southern and mad variable weather has been
Bark Orient of BOSTON,, Powers Buenos Ayres via
M9ntevae9 18Th with wool hde DC to Borlant Dearborn
ns Tsassss the
Is To s Ss. Ssen n9s
o ian lat 80 H. Ion % ~ spoke schr Fanny Elder of
ST. spoke Re
gale on il p%sieS
lost OVERHEARD the first mate. Mr. 1hos Mullins Of sydney,
were BADLY injured.
to Park co,vesse to soand, Dearborn Co. .% hss
been days north Hatteras with strong northery winds
IRON to Funch Edge Co Took the Southern passage and
had fine SeSheT up to Bermuda thence q days. with heavy
viii, Brig war,n LOT COT g%ca.por Goa Mn.n 81 d.
EWard ( Co Had ane weather. ''1-'e'''' " 'AA''
days. with logwood 10 S de cordova; to Loud
Brig Oliver Bornhom Port Prince % DAYS. log.
TO M % ana SW ss:
Of the opsa yards January 60 on Cape Haeras spoke
'ss with sugar to
!Sya Co Had line weather q. Up 70 from thence
s B ssy Csnsos zssa T. days. with ssss TO
easterly winds to Haieras from thence days with
ssSr i Snow COT sSessna SS,Smas Point fs,rs
Elder M
CT sss sss % OF
h with Ei s. n pas
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sshT Jones, aniiy Fsrnandna sSays, with lumber,
se6r Ably WATSON Lord Jacksonville - days. with um
lumber to Alsop Clark vessel to Evans, BAH 4 Co.
schr Anu Valentine, Bayes, Jacksonville days. with
schr Hall, Hall, Darlen, Ga. days. with lumber, to c
schr Mott Bedel, Bedel, Virginia, with mdse, to A Alb.
schr Cora, Bush, Baltimore. with COAL
Schr A Bentley, Robertson Baltimore for New Haven.
consigned to Harvey Barnes vessel to Loud Co. iias
ne weather lat ss from thence constant heavy
being unable SANDY Hook In such crippled cond
ton obliged to bear for Montauk and via
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
sshr Alice Grace %Ssroos Dix s s Me- for New
Tarpaan Cove daru: heavy gaie lost an anchor and 10
BOUND EAST
Steamship Norwich, Hines. New York for Salem.
SAILED.
Steamships China, for Liverpool; Holland, do; Wyoming
do; City Of Galveston, New Orleans.
WIND at sunset NV, light
The Herald Almanac.
To the Mariner, matter from what port he halls or
where bound-whether navigating md-ocean or entering
home foreign port-the Herald Almanac will prove
and unerrng guide to avoid a recently discovered and
ported dangers Under the head Of "Marners Guide" s
coatcd the Notices to Mariners issued during the year
1871 from the Trinity House, Admiralty, London; lily.
geographic once, Washington. and the various Navigation
Boards throughout the world, specially published the
Herald, from whose columns the 'Gude" has been com.
piled The warnings, directions and information therein
contained will make the Herald Almanac almost ndspcn.
sable to the pilot and the mariner the chart sexant
the compass
shipping Notes.
The steamship knight, johnson, from New York for
Georgetown, Dc arrived at Washington Dc Yesterday eth
inst She lett New the 9th January and got a.
far Quantico the 29h where the until the
9Th inst then broke her way up to Washington
She reports schr John Ferris, Of Norwak c. lying In the
ice at Matthias Point, bound to Georgetown for coal.
Marine Disasters.
BARK ROBERT FLETCHER-we have received the follow
ing particulars In relation to bark Robert Fletcher Br)
Brown before reported ashore at East Mochcs LII Vessel
struck at about 80 night Of Sunday not 20 rods from
where the bark Rosna last winter was ia days
from Whampoa for New York, with teas silks, mating &C.
to A Low Bro. Cut away her going 10
pieces In bged and hogged half full water panks
from her bottom have drtted ashore and the FIRST heavy
w % osss hsT n good yss: Of
Mreskns COMPANY (. e. charge and began d,:sharsns
Monday ID: Sown biz 70 an
and for days had bad or no
Cargo damaged The Coast Wreckinp Com
papy LackawaDns arrived yesterday from her with
= portion Of the cargo
BARR ARIEL (Br McDonough, from Aquin for Cork pur
into Kingston, ia, 18th u in distress, eaky
BRIe ROSETTA lBr), before reported ashore at Cape
Henry has been gotten or and being towed TO Norfolk bv
wrecking tugs.
sonR HEHxAN Poor, lying at Parkhurst's wharf,
Gloucester 3D. inst parted asts OF
hsIbor She was seen at daylight just outside Point
and schr VIM Endcott started TO her assstapce.
boarding the vessel found that she of water
and beng impossible get her In she 10 her fate
and probably sunk after There one on board
Of the vessel at the time she broke adrif The Pool
first class vessel Of AZ "a tons, built Bristol Me- in
1862 valued $4,000 insured IN the Gloucester Mutual
Insurance once for $4y0O owned by Joseph Friend and
Capt samuel Pool
scHR FRANCIS sATrKRLy, stetson, from New York for
Cardenas with cooperaee seven days OUT fallen In with
25th with signal Of distress flying United States
Congress. which boat board The FrancIs