The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

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the south of my fes9n strict attention paid to
sn E0Sns that ss 20 south
on sRarSoafd tack until September is when obseiVed
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shifted about sW ana became very variable from wsw
rain ship starboard tack and broke Oft to by ". $50
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bdGa to Try and back bo the ship from the reef Fnag
pu. the barge boat out and carried away Is cwt anchor
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weather boat and at Nhs Trang ON Oct
chna jun The bay for sauaor '0''D
CRooKHAvEN, Dec 25--The Bellona p, jeffrey, from
broke in the stern pipe, Nov rs and part Of her bulwarks
ssSs
after being suppressed again broke out 6th when
had starboard rod of steering gear carried away.
DEAL, Dec The Ukraine. Melcher, from Rotterdam to
nss Ave an ss ma
fng, 1t is supposed been in collision.
Ds ss Fen Nen LIBERIA an
rucc put In yesterday leaky and with loss Of nearly all
GRAvEsENp, Dec 29-The brieantine L Pye, from Will
mngon which took Are last evening IN Sea Beach. near
was laden with 3ooo barrels resin and tpenne She was
lowed ashore on the north side near Thaehaven, where
she burned TO the waer's edge.
hAvRE, Dec &C. Eleanor the of which, excepting
the MASTER landed here by theJ de Rndder belonged
ss wa. s oN WITH Tss feet
W mot rs W, as before rcported)
mAx Ms Jan sSnr Ssrn ns from sIa1 for GUYS
were saved. The cargo only injured.
ISLE OF wIGnr, Dec 2s-The Heaon, three masted
ssT nS pa %s
OF mantopmas.
L.yInrocl Dec 20 csp,an Berry, Of the Lorsna, from
wind W. blowing heavy, at A discovered smI astern
as he %
aey shortenei sail TO let her aud when within one
sns neu.ee with swanson. snd 70
SAID he Il sinking condition
them OF in my boats which considered utterly Impossible
him would not leave him. and kept company with him Tor
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her ree and thought he would try and get her into port
kept him iii I'm. and as there Was then no signal
Of Of distress made sail and went on AZ Pm he set
came up with us at 70 O'clock mdnsht said he
%rans in 3 o os bS ana and TO al M Of s
2st got one boat out, which sunk Immediately. then got
then got his boat out and they all got Into and at 10 AM
came on board my vessel IN safety All the men were com
crew consisted Of eight, all told
LoNpoN, Jan l6-The Idalis O. probably the Ida Lily,
OF Bath. has been wrecked on the Irish coast.
PLYMOUTH DEG 2s~Tne Hamburg American steamship
yed dn @ s wesher had ssss rs%
encountered terrific hurricane. seas breaking constantly
over the ship doing great deal OF damage siokehoe
water.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 2s-The ortodosia Millossovct, from
New York which arrived here the 23d besides The
broken and boats sanchons covering board and car
fS Dec IS snG sss
Pna when pu, 10 here to-day with loss Of buwarks, &c
Dec a. the Sparkle Tovey arrived here from New York;
has lost boats.
ROTTERDAM, Dec 1.-THE Blue Nose, from New York for
water viii become wreck but part of her cargo Of pc
trocum VIII be sayed the crew also saved Men were
vessel 10 that place.
sUN2ERLAsD, Dec 27-The Retriever ship, Of Shields.
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Wilh severe lset q water N bSr bold nupbI q banda