The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-02
SE,iruiug Notes.

ssbirplng NO!cs.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued order revoking
the previous one designating the Anderson Van Trump fog
horns the Standard Instruments for all craft
other than steam vessels The Secretary Etaes that upon
fu consideration he Of the opinion that intention OF
the act of Congress February a. I'LL the scec.
ton Of Instruments masters or owners OF sailing yes
sells.
Tie new iron steamship Geo Clyde 1900 tons
gross measurement, butt by Cramp Sons Philadelphia for
Thos Clyde, arrived AZ New York AN Of APRIL Her
pound engines q hc pure English tyre, the first OF The kind
built In America worked admirably on the trial trip She
win enter tho New York and Gulf under command Of
Gantain Cole formerly Of the Wilmington Her chief en-.
sGee - NJ John 9,ts late Of the Pacilc Mail Steamship
Coz oaiiofnia and China service.
Marine Disastcrs.t
STEAMSHIP CIry OF GAvrsToN damage to steamer
City o. Galveston much serious than thought
and found that lower deck was almost entirely
OF q the s'S Spps.
left S NeT Orleans y rail on ana would decide
siEAMEn OLorILpE lron,, which went ashore Wells,
Besan Gar AM WAS 1 OF ana taken to-
ready sea il about four weeks anu wiz 0e
sTrsMER MlssIesIrrI which was taken to Key West
port March "a Tor wmnaon De. She can be easily re.
paired and is considered seaworthy.
VENUS Br ashore on Dopov bar is reported 10 be
setting rapidly, with no prospect OF saving her.
sn5r aarpnlG r Horning, at Boston from Liverpool.
man m a5 miles ENE q Cape elor provisions
board and extra men to assist.
BARK DOVER Stephen, rom Montcwdeo, bound to New
with foremas and mannast badly sprung and ioss u ~
sphrs, sails and rigging
BArK LoonNsa GER Neill from Manila bound to Boston,
OF sails, sDais and eaky -
BAEk 'oahrTsr Grouse from Dsmaf FEB 4 fer CT
sas, ali was rhort y plavisons w '''N WIN
reports e W. pf s.s Rs' ays a Aw 10 ls
days north Of heynoda March z lat So Ion e. had
.p so f' from ~" curing "n.'N stove 00A 00"'' ana
ssnm ELM ssD A .; sn i %y,pe;'on q,
Ha,teras bearing north by distance miles spoke The
pored low top sails, having mizaen.
mast and fore aud main opmass. She wanted assist.
ance.
BAnK AysIr CASS-ship saranak, Ives, at Phil adel-
ga s ra @ ,ss ans lat
from Lsh for boston before reporte IN cond
81 d"ns Which, was amashp ~ heavy y 'se
sa e. a.o sS Is and With s some
hands soans captain Il; wife and iissT meH
BRIG RYASc before reported ashore on Hedge Fence
came OF con al after ighterins portion Of her cargo
Bnle Mlcaac, at Vineyard Haven LIST inst, from Cenue
basas galley and tho s
cling badly sth n 20 miles east OF Cape May vessel
Bnie N.'Ap Eve, from 81 Domingo for New York. with
| and ship leaking. '""' -''''
BUG QuErS or Tnr WEST Boiling from cenfussos for
e s an wss s a Oh ad sS e az Tan
| and yesse leasing
BRIO ARec, from London Win railroad iron for Ponce
went ashore about 20 miles TO windward OF Ponce March
a sa Egas s. her a fine weather con-
BnrS Ear, Sears at Charleston 27,h from Boston, ex.
o ed. se ,r yesSTy gales dnsns he
| iel from the opsal, sard and was killed. N"'''
Bare nAgEIsr MoirtyIsy, from caibaren for New
vreS Il and lad hard as heavy seas
up % wnsn S0S
rae 20 acn an exen as TO compel ns 70 scnd be-
soHp HECTOR, at Savannah 25h inst from Boston, had
very heavy weather. and lost mainsail, &c.
| fortress Monroe LIST inst, leaking.
ScR JAaoS, Willie, from Turks Island for Boston nut
| into Bermuda 18Th nit, with loss Of ali sails.
scrn srAnItGHT, Hopkins. 10 days from Jacksonville
tt Georges Bermuda 25th MT.
scns ABBOTT LhwRENoT. Mayo from Demarara, bound
10 Baltimore out 40 days. put into Bermuda Esd ut, with
| loss OF sails
SCHOONER HAEnrrr BAKER 10 days from Charleston
for BaI.m9re, WITH phosphate OF lime. was lowed into
Bermuda, 10Th Mt In disabled condition, Experienced
sails anS eska badly s'' leaving port Lost some 'par
sonooNEE HonrrxsrA, Norton, from pcmerara, bound
| 2ls ult, with loss OF sails and spars.
sonE WV Enn,r florit. from Matan,es for Mobile with
achicoa tho morning Of March H. She struck in about
Be largo par Of her cargo Was os snd
washed on the reach. No lives lost, ""s
stated cook ownei ana washed ashore and
The shore Vas srewn with the wreck. - ''''
SCHR lille SYIrl-rhe pilot Of steamer Galatcs at
Providence from New York reports the schr Ellie smith,
from Boston for Philadelphia before reported ashore
when they passed the Point on Sunday morning.
scnE BELLE Of Dennis from Maine with cargo Of
e when coming through Hel Gate 3lst u, without plct
struck the orldron where she still lies In very bad
position.
scHn TrLUHAB, Patterson at Philadelphia 31st nit from
Cardenas 10 DAYS north of Hatterns with continuation
OF NV gales split sails, stove boats and sustained other
81 ght damage.
pFrsANnuoo, Feb zs-The ship Clarendon, OF London
Davies, from the tiuanape Islands Falmouth panoj
sprung leak Feb In lat ~ S, Ion 90 W. and was aban.
doncd the ih taken OF by the 1aavera American
bark, which has just landed them here.
MIssINc vEssEL-schr Emma CAPT Wright, lcn Little
River, No, Feb 81 IN company with schr Lilas, Capt Grn
Who Reported having seen the Emma next day close in
Hacras Shoals AT the commencement OF the
that time which caused the destruction Of yes.
sells. And Capt Brnn reported his arrival here.
March l. that nc thought the mma could cleared
Uatrs md survived the gale, there been no
lines 81 her since II feared she Is lost. The Emma was
70 tons built ut " Michaes, Nd in 1882 and hailed from
Georgetown, DC.
MAntNE Lcssrs ~ MAncR The number q vessels be-
longing to- bound TO from ports In the United ftatcp
reported toniy lost and missing during the ast 81
vi when ~ wrecked IA abandoned sunk collision
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