The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24

p- For particulars Of the loss of the North German
Lloyds steamship Baltimore, from Baltimore for Bremen
news columns.
sulr FRED WARREN Dr,, Norman, from Manila for New
York which nut into Agoa BAY ndistrsss, has been
pna e sr fa5G o eh s 5 M %
before reported
sE.r WV cgs.Isas from New Orleans for Baltic port
remained ut Bermuda May IT, reloading would be ready
for sea In about weeks.
snIr sAvASsAH NG), weisscnhorn, from Savannah for
Queenstown, remained at Bermuda May IL, repairing.
York, remained al fsrmuda May S, waiting for pines
Back IocnSAoAn (orl, Neil, from Manila for Boston,
loading the 10Th.
senn NJ seuI., steelmnni from rndiancla for New
s n YIN n OF sG e & e pa n repo qqa a
after being days out she commenced leaking which de-
s @ a Ssa sssu ssat KY West E Ss sT
BARK TAeaurs which sprung leak at Buenos Ayrcs in
S6 has been ,rnt Her
AMP o xhfh "S ss SssS sssa
for Baltimore in ballast
scuR TnoTAs Tlsu, Young, from Matanzas was the
Mss got on without damage and arrived at Philadelphia
Sem GEO Edwin James from New York for Providence,
madinopmast and gaf in squall One man was quite
saaa I S ss Tq Snzsd
drowned y man, "''''N ''A'' '""p''' "''
scuR WARD J PARKS Wentworth, at Boston 22d from
carried away orsstSy main sa split sails ac ana
sss he , Ia" y cng
,Ss outside . q caps St lame The captain and
hae qr % res on S$Ta eaaas c
SW hssyS csagS' he SsTn ,s%
With water s
the vessel became end found
shortly afterwards the vessel went down. One boat
Rss M's III ssp
raj days after The Pciho an iron steamer of o9
island Peak yF'ss e. ' HenR
shn One mast broken and S proximity q eo SS@S
" wad se ns aS@ m SDs Chat
Sa s 9St viz sna g men me @ British bark Doom
was picked up $40 miles from the Of the wreck and
@ ayg ya days n Sr from it. AnGher boat
Quently picked up.
Purser r vandusen of the steamship Tybee from st
Domingo City, &C. has thanks for the prompt delivery
OF our dispatches, &c.
GEORGE WARREN built at East Boston in 1864 by
and has recently been sold at that port on private
Captain Woodbury., late MASTER has returned home to
on board Capt Buck the British brig Mary lie Blam%cs
while voyage from Port an Prince for Boston
:. ,s nrn aT Sd S
NJ of h rat c There "o pgSs
ers yard and which is to be commanded by Capt Geo
Two vessels in process Of building at Me.srs
Frisbse Perkins shipyard In South Salem, Mass-a fish
fishing schooner Of 90 tons also nearly completed at
yard Of Joshua Brown
in ard SSsp %yS Ie the keel FOR ''hr
r az @ Fec sssdsy ~, M sa @
as e." She ss ah at May;
and others and win be commanded by Capt John JEFF
LAuNcnspAt Baltimore 22d inst from the yard Of Far
bS for Captains Bradshaw and Duncan of vrgnia WIS
about 100 tons burthen and designed for the outside
AZ Mount pcssrs recently, gne modelled schr Of $50
c Sm ysr snd others a5q by the master
a. Bah Me- ga inst by Co.'s Saver sosSd cen;
peculiar and built witt, VIEW to Carrying
heavy cargoes IN soa water She Is owned by Staples
whalemen.
Sailed from Marion ga, schr Admiral Blake Hathaway
sailed from New Bedford I'D, bark spartan, for Attain
RSFk j Herald n sursis MP Barbados May 10
z %1% %s wh sl ~sl sada x.has
ssnf u Win ms all told al w9 Would
BARK sarah foser Of IN Nj ttS St Helena April and
SG1s ''yk 4 e sAs
spoken-Xpri 90 lat 20 s, bark Lactitia stowo,, no.
thing since leaving Talcahuano
spoken.
Bark fremont from Cenuegos for Boston, May is lat
Brig = = lolbrook. from - for Portland, May 81, or
scr Angie Amsbury, from Mschias for st Kits date
Foreign Ports.
AnEcIno, May 2-Arrved brig Ambrose Light, Higgins,
Demarara, to load for United States.
Aux CArEs. May 6-No Am vessels In port