The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-05
Marine Disasters.

Hs- See port arrivals above for wreck OF schr Rose
and other disasters
BARkUsA Weaver. from New York for San Francisco
BARK DORCHESTER Capt Ryder from Norfolk bound to
Marsha had her wndass broken n the late gale Hamp
She expects to sail on Thursday next.
scHRs CAROLINE HALL, and MARY C GRANGER went
ter was hauled of morning OF 9Th
scHEs MANsrIELD. Achorn, and JAMIE HOFFMAN,,
about Pm st inst, near Watch HIM both being under full
to the pankshea on the port bow losing
and receiving other damage The HOFFMAN had fore.a
aged Both vessels returned Newport whence they sailed
nit had hsr 30 blown away on FIRE Island bag and went
81 se and wiz be
loss cargo coal for Brown Knapp, Of ssyve) will also
BRKxKnuAvEN. Feb 1.-THE brig Macella, from Bermuda
or aaas has been abandoned a. sea- crew saved and
GIBRALTAR, Feb 12-The bark Lawrence. Howes, from
Caana and Messna for Boston, which arrived here sth
lost foreopgaanast and foretopmss head the
out DeaTd wa f here few Sas
spars and fumigate.
LIvEnrooL, Feb lsThe yaruna, Of New York; q. mi:
the Of the Ssss H, s m %
The Lord Dahouse, London, Ronald, from Galveston.
on ss BY Ssr with jubilee
aHs Of he spare
reports having Galveston bar several times
H. and
NosroIx, March The barge e. 1 Hill laden with lime
been sunk by the gale last sa!ur
and Ss bound for
Norfolk of the sboat Lowe The violence of the gale
and into Mob jack for SarSor return Of The
crew supposed to be ost are Captain Peas.nts: Of
Jones, negro, Of Norfolk.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 1.-THE Richard, Crepin, from Balt
arrived mere '0'A' WIN '''A' swept '''
wILMrNeroS, NC, March 4-on Wednesday 2sth ut, the
YORK, long IS o. experienced heavy gaze, which
March anchored inside bar fathoms
lighthouse bearing 9y She lost arooard anchor and
Miscellaneous.
The purser the steamship South Carolina from Charles
ton, has our thanks for favors
Purser Young. of steamship Barnes, from sa-
vannah, has thanks for favors.
AMERICAN LLoyDs-rhe Supplement for March to thu
American Loyds Universal Standard Record of Shipping
published by Thos Taylor So Wall and 10 Broad streets
buid,ng) contains III and This
Record received approval the Peruvian
1889 for the charerng OF shipping for guano cargoes
the M FOR s psV nss
and has another frame out for ship to be put next
or zoo tons ''N u '''
Notice to Mariners.
LONG ISLAND SOUND
The buoy Smiths Ledge OF Darien. c. has been miss
ing for two months $50 anonymous note sent to this
RIVER THAMES WRECK MAR THE MORN.
TRINITY HOUSE,, LONDON, Feb IL. 1872.
Notice herrbv gwen shat buoy marked with the
word wreck has ed 20 fathoms of the steam
tug Admiral, sunk the More.
The buoy lies In athoms low water spring tides, with
The following marks and compass bearings. wiz
West oaze Buoy, So by Z y +, dstnnt blOths miles
More Light Nessel, W y N, distant 24-l0hs miles.
East shoebury Buoy NE (eastery) distant 4l0hs mile
Mouse Light Vessel, "a n, distant 210hs miles
by order. ROBIN ALLEN, secretary.
Whalemen.
Sailed from Provincetown Feb 20, schr Knight Free
man, Atlantic Ocean. -
ship Emma Jones' clifford, Of NIB, at Paita Feb !.
with 80 bbs o all told bound to cruise on the ue
and thence 70 New Zealand Reports spoke NOV o o 81 ~
- Ion 81 30 W. bsrks Peru, Gderdae NL bound TO south
shetands Dec ~ OF Cuado, bark Mars, Aleu- NIB OIL ms
last reported.
spoken.
ship Formos. Allen, from New York for Melbourne, Jan
y lsts =, Ion Jaw.
bari Rancu.gs % days from Manila for Boston, Dec
lA = y Ign NV n