The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
NEW YORK HERALp SATURDAY, JUNE sls72-TR1PIE SHEET.


with lumber was at ancho- OF Guernet Light Plymouth
TN Inst with her away and with the loss Of
ner ueckoad and sails having been on ner
beam ends She will be taken to Plymouth when the tide
poms LOUIE SMITH, Capt Brown Of and from Quincy
b ~ ballast etore repored went ashore west 81
harbor sa aSspts cant made
to have steamer with casks and other
able he win get her Oil at high Water ''
,s gn1 Baasscos Of Eden Me- from Calais for Nor
at me mouth q Hampton River seabrook is
partially the vessel lies in easy position be
fore sos % One
to her comprises being out Of order, the gale Of
~ SnS PSaI s%assd
81 200 by the wreck Na''' 'o'ins
Providence in beating into Newport harbor in the blow
S So 1 na near the pans @
prevent going ashore slipped anchors and chains
She does not leak, and viii proceed with st favorable
semnM FREraAx of Dennis, before reported wrecked
Sye Aa S sis sr9 went S &c
ss FEN ssss
o Of s ss
exhausted condition by prompt efforts Of parties Who
i;now doing ven George Raads q he crew.
ersS s Gould na a wG s
within sight of those who could do nothing to them
son in lS47.
on e ens Of @ g ah
for Boston, with Of piles badly st and
no further damage is done.
soaa DonIs Keith, from Ellsworth for Boston before
reported ashore Salisbury beach lying in easy
position on the 9TH and may be got of.
scnR JAsE Of Boston. before reported lost sqaam
cargo OF lumber, and was commanded by Capt Joseph
@ a Old Of IL
IN 1898 at Waldoboro', Me, and was owned by Mr. S
insurance her at the National Office Boston, for
Of The loss Of schr VIM Dennis, Leeds from Philade
ssSfTfa Tuesday @
NH ns
he her as n Tn ts IN al IN right IT.
rock and stuck lasi the end Of the 6reakwaier As
ned with strong and fearless sailors knowing mat their
waves BY this time We're running forty to y feet
high breaking clean the vessel; the crew Ave in
H. az s%ss sss
from the vessel to them a this s same man
asempe
s se Ss a on the
ropes, dropped themselves into the boat and were
This third vessel that has been wrecked in the same
Te are parsd by I ns n en Ma
saved them by hazardng their own the Humane Society
there was not piece left Of her hull large enough to
make rail fence ten feet long.
STEAMER MAY QUEEN was blown from her anchorage ut
Bradford
ceyed Of shpwreeks BY the storm The schr WIN
Endisott, Of GLOUCESTER Capt Reed, arrived at this
Me- which vessel ls Sismas,sd abandoned
pTSbsSy ken % saass % sung
IN with seRr with oss st.
capt Reed lay BY her hours sen
's A He TIE sas the pdsons
sf h aosd a wGa be n sS
hail upon her stern was Yarmouth, Me.
The schooner Georgia. Captain Alley bound from Ellis
ashore Plum Island the gale Of the 5h The crew
prove ss
s w and BY the cn and his
,NEwnuRyroRT, June e-schr Weaver, anchored in
The asssange Of steam tug Matte Sargent called
river. No great damage was done to either vessel.
miscellaneous.
BARK ATLANTIC at San EraneiSso aoth nit from New
en a h na WAS aSe 81 New Ssrs 3
years
BRIc HATTIE B, formerly Of Edgartown, has been pur
Sns by se nn oSd Co Of lost mo
hereafter hail from Boston and be under the
scHR FRANKLIN scHEscK, of Rockport Mass, which
taken last August for violation OF the Fishery laws
be sold at auction on the lltn OF June, at Quebec.
srFAxruGs RNsoLurE and 4 BAKER, from Norfolk ar
the Sr sapp6 g,
to Messrs Baker which they succeeded in getting
of the Florida Keys last January, after having been
abandoned by the Florida wrecker and afterwards pur
McGilvery Co.'S marine railway in Brewer, Nc, was
launched at high water night of 5th inst
Coon TRIp-Schr Messenger (of Taunton, Mass, DEAN
made the passage from Taunton TO New York in Is hours
Whalcmen.
spcken-No date; lat q 10, lon ito 80, bark Mes, S
mree OUT from HONOLULU ''0 Dds sp OIL 00una to the
Spoken.
ps sn M Ps @ % az Saa T rn WsSh
cs STs Anna H" % Anqs from Boston for
ship mo, bsa Asa Adrge' hence for San Francisco,
Srs 81 Sa, scs for June
washed away June lat SO So Ion ii 10 (by pilot
Foreign Ports.
AccRA, WCA April l9-sailcd, barks Manchester TUFTS
June Steamship Great Western
n,BArApASc tuhs,, May l9-Arrlved schr Life Boat,
Thompson. TruXillo
CIrNFuEGos, May 2--Arrivcd briggs W Baird DR. Car.
TER, Asplnwa !and sailed 18th for Havana; I'D Will
lians (Br), Williams do
GARDENS May z7-Arrivcd, brig Little Fury Br), wy.
man, 81 Thomas. ~ -
Sailed 27th bark Fearless Br, Grosenick north of Hat
tcras. = "
DEmrnARA May lsArriyca, schr Henry Parker, Beers,
New York Is days and sailed June to rcturnl.
ELMINA WCA, April Sin port banks Lemucl HuIt.
man, Boston, arrived 18th Aurora Mcbride from lee.
ward. -
HAVANA, May 27-Arrived, bark Hope, Cardiff
Sailed June steamship Juniata, Catharnc from Ncw
Orleans), Philadelphia.
In port ls ship Arcurus Williams for Liverpool; bark
Anderson, Brandt for New York; brigs, Mary Given
lBr Brinon and Caroline (Br), Tucker, for Boston;
Lone Star tBr) Kenealy and Tally Ho. Chisham Tor
Baltimore; Caao Buchanan, and j g Norwood Hark
ness for Philadelphia schr Young America, Gage for
Charleston; and others as before.
HALIFAX, June 6Arrved, bark Alhacorc (Br), Smith.
Philadelphia; brig George Br), Barrett do.
LONDON, June 5, AM-Arrived steamship Erin C'p,
Lawson New York.
LErREAux, NIB May 2s-Cleared, bark Ranger, Cox.
Liverpool
MARsEiLLEs, May 26In port briggs Mary Gibbs White.
more, for Boston Mary Rowland Rowland, for do.
MovILLr June 6-Arrived steamships Iowa, Ovenstone,
and Trinacria, Thompson, New York tor Glasgow eth,