The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-03

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STEAMER suwoNADA-Thc China Mail Of Feb says:-By
the % e ws
She struck the suken rock at dead low tide the Both ut
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ID with only o feet At dead low water
Captain Ashton, Of the Yesso the lies
is ss ss that point dean and d rs' v.s &. m sn
.iesmsrs passing through ,hs Haitian Straits
row the rock stands IN The nsrrowest part The Strait
r.; re- ssss.s over
ne
Tia, Z dead oW %ass aaa
s tbs snvsT Ss e. ans % as my 5
70 @ ere the n trade now
the Coast and Northern lines; half
ash 2 S n s, The n1ss pilot; re-
and thus avoiding this half suspecei danger
Br e. san Tr.ncsG9 from
Gains 70 westward Of Cane Horn for days and ugly
BARK FRANCIS (of Boston. Fields, from Howlands
Island for Queenstown before reported At Falkland ands
ary would probably thrss weeks more. Cap.
an p'S an that the So % out w
tons In trimming ship tho wet guano had been turned
other Captain Field cerheate from the saperniend.
en-, Of moSa and Island; thu. the bark was properly loaded
board IN irons but was thought the Consul would send
opportunity.
BARK ANNIE AUGUSTA, while being lowed from the
Daniels Reef OF the Battery but came on the rise Of the
Rio GraDae DO Sui makes the following report: Crossed
wn had 70 Of hs s Eaao
aa gales on the coast and has been
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ss,s Clara IS, Srsss: Syr;! iss
ssy sr @ l 1 o y g. v spgs brig Anna Lind
Havana, who kindly supplied provisions
Son RAYSon Hudson, from New York for Rappahan-
'Has s ss . Sas
which cspsssa :scand Within about m,n%tss
he, = sn in ,sns Of Beside.
e. man named Fox and ,D
Gordon By ne COOK i1' Fox
he ssrsa
the ian and
mast to which they were clinging. The Porsa.
main ss@p.sa swim but when Few rod.
them without rendering assistance and
them and swung him IN RETURN 6u. because she
no@ss isrshss ' sss% s sa1l
old ownsd in IS shares OF 800 each at Pat
saSrHs sssr sssi .na IN ss caS
came near being lost and only escaped By not being deeply
command Of the sobr Ann sa ran on rock IN Long
aa wn q au %a'
s saa .a G al the grew D
tain Hudson the latter HAVING frozen his hands on the last
soHs ELLIE L. SMITH drom Boston for Philadelphia
anars sS s, was osed pr
L having los. her ruddsr vas brought into port BY
way for examination and needed repair ''"
FAY q s. Me- from a11Sssn
remains the bar where she rs, brought she bged
r.. al o. s ns 90 ae
r. the :. q e Southwest passage She
soHR BINSs of New York before reported ashore on
Mi Il A say lsssns Capt
wss a. snd sDs into Norfolk 9Th u
coal $sn L n:ASpc half mile east q H leland IL The
som vsAIr. At rorsrcs: Monroe I'd ins, from Havana
split sails anc lost spars on the passage.
Miscellaneous.
Mr. Q Hunter the obisng purssr OF the steamship Ash
land from Fcrnandina has his attentions
The SUPPLEMENT TO the American Loyds Universal
Standard Record of Shipping for April 10 received rom ns
ONCE, Wall street. This old established register was ap'
proved by the Board Of Underwriters In 1887 ana the oas
hcation Of shipping In this Record the recognised au'no
ry at home and At foreign ports which 10 monthly supple
ments fully indicate
spoken.
schr Maggie Cain, from Galveston for Boston, haron 10
lat %, Ion ~ o.
Fsroian Ports.
AsrNwALI, March l8--saicd brig Sullivan Perry Pcn-
sri,izr Hon March le-rn port bark Palas from New
York arrived ll brig Ocean Belle from Boston, DO
ipi scIr Ilteboat from New Orleans, DO IL