The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26
Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
srrAxsnIp ALABAMA, which was blown ashore an
been osted out the ana o s year an
mind to bring the tide suaiccnt 70 float her beyond
tedious one and attended with such heavy expense that
the vessel OF.
STEAMSHIP NORWICH. Brooks of and from New York for
S BeS s9G "a ny ga inst but
BARK poRcHEsrER from Trapani with salt for Boston,
noM ek g on MSnday
The steamer Charles Pearson has gone to her assistance
Hardy I'd s0i sSo M
probably be got off.
s ssp prevalence
inst the schr Fred Warren, Robbins from Bangor for
amsee her ss1H
oys h head and w9ss al
nature OF her cargo Qumber enabling her to keep above
wa Tsjs was nrono,,v tho scbr rnoroa y, .,o
having been run into and sunk
ScHR BRANscoM, which hauled off the beach at
ampfon on Friday was taken on the marine railway at
are mornng She so Will be Of
broken and butts started and her entire keel and ruder
some time to 1t win probably take days to put
her in good order.
to New Bedford was taken upon the Fairhaven railway
is her a1a o shs
to be repaired.
BARGE Josco belonging to the United States govern
dschargng coal into the United States rigate wabash,
ing C9mpanys pontoons under the superintendence Of
Capt VIM Merritt
BRussnAusrs, June l3-The saxona o0, wnzen. from
Quently got on shore of schulau.
Homo KONG, May l0-The British steamship Douglas,
her usual voyage from this to the ports with $5
II. Syn nd H totally wrecked s Ike
hands nearly all the treasure and small portion Of the
cargo have been saved
rom Plum Island beach viii be
marine railway for repairs.
ST PIERRE, Miq June 2osteamer Gaspc is ashore
southwest point Langlade full of water passengers
Miscellaneous.
%rssr of the steamship San Jacnto
% The Bar BELOW NEW oRLEANs-New Orleans, June
OH Se s1 has
part Scr cargo with g6ters has AZ last passed over
ss sssss'
% q $s' ss's;
BY Be- requires
@sd work Gy sash steam Srsdses the
s s MIN the
e that when q disabled rom w9assysT
Rers New DE-
Of o e best ss GcS SaSs
len q YORK before mot loss p
New York We learn that this arrived by the steamer 81
sin or hard en h Ms formed
r %d and that as broken
IN a s mud not more
THE YARMOUTH RourE-we are informed that the Inter.
national Steamship Go have agreed to build first
route between johns Yarmouth titan and i 20 ton
q the stock is taken In
be retained BY the International Co The boat to be
Of Ri NEXT e a e Ct T s
stock has been subscribed in this place and there
scrbed in st John-Yarnouth Herald ''"'D' W '"''
taySomn97At Portsmouth, Nh June q the yard
son fH an s nsy from the
ssh r ss on S' ss,ng s s high ss,,ae
masted ), schr Of s, $50 tons named griah Fisk She
e Mass the
nns s sG ss Buck no BE-
yesterday 5th) She viii be commanded by Capt Levin
been ans She % eS
herr 10 s a and
Locust ana southern yellow pine and she is intended for
At Bangor June ~ the schr Maria Adelaide, Just hn-
g IN sns f. Be
NJ os upSnr ana stt cbnraS IN DEPTH and
mand her. - y WIN
HALIFAX June e5-Ths wreck OF the steamer Emperor
The weather is very oggy and vessels have to re-
Notice to Mariners.
FORTRESS MONROE, June a..
IA. new y, pile ighthouss is building the Thin
with ths tender DE TS ap
engaged on the work.
NORTH sEA-HASovER-LrcHr VESSEL AT JADE RIVER EN-.
nr r SS51 ,nc ss ass yn
alteration will be made in respect TO the Jade River en-
lishs WIN be at the respective heights of 81 feet on
the mainast aud 81 feet the above the sea-
nee IN
mse% s, he ~ 's '0'' ana
viii 2%af aS BITE be shown at the
for period mi5se every three et minutes ee sounded
Light Of s danger 81 int Of rn inc
mnnc Ians sounding the be or by SIGNALS Of the In
nicated when possible
placed White ' sSoy U sssndns
the nayigablc channel OF the Jade River. It viii be
VII ;$ss % IRON S;s
and each end Will be marked by red buoy.
BY aE e f hSk9 stRARps uyaropr.noer
photographic Office, Admiralty, London, May q, 1874
Whaiemen.
Arrived at San Francisco June r. bark Louisa siocum
onS Sg as FL well bound 10 the Arctic
Sailed from Yokohama May Haw bark Arctic, Trip,
Arrived at Honolulu May 10. bark Roscoe, Lewis Of
omber months rom New Bedford With i7o bbs
bark James Allen, Kelly, 5monhs out from New Bedford
clean.
Sailed May 20, bark Arctic Whitney Arctic Ocean; 2sth
bark Roscoe Lewis, do June 10 bark Helen Snow Mac
oInber, do; Sd, bark James Allen, Kelly, do
Cleared ut New Bedford 2h banks Onward date shin
Hayes, for North Pacific Ocean; Atlantic, Brown Tor
South Pacific Ocean; Greyhound (of wesporD, Allen In
dian Ocean,
The Roscoe and Northern Light will proceed to San
Francisco in the fall
spokenAprl 20 on Equator, lon Os W. bark Northern
Light OF NIB, months with 100 bbs sp, bound direct
10 The Arctic.
Spoken.
Ship Colorado, Ingrahani, from New York april for
San FRANCISCO May {, no lat &C.