The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-17
Marine Disasters.

Me- Soc columns for particulars Of disaster to
steamship Nevada, from New York for Liverpool
BRIG JOHN Nor, Anderson from Philadelphia fur stet
tin has been abandoned Captain Anderson makes
the following report-Left Philadelphia May 90 for Set
tn with cargo 2O36 barrels of petroleum; had fine
weather up to June in lat 80 80 Ion IS 55 when dis
covered the vessel had sprung aleak. / placed six
at the pumps but found the leak incrcas-
ing. put all hands to work at the pumps
and continued PUMPING night and day until the
morning of the 9th. At GAM, in lat AZ 25, Ion GO 30
sounded the pumps and found l6 feet of water in them
the being completely exhausted from steady pump
Ing, and seeing the water gaining them. refused to
by the vessel any longer there was no posi-
sE savas 70 ss
and AVE- men n and made Of
4 a cd board Of
while on board their vessel.
STEAMSHIP BnSErAcroR from Wilmington, NC. for New
York with naval which S Ts WEI, ashore on the rip Of
Sn Is
Waccaman, and arrived at this port yesterday.
s e. fan y
nS ss e s w
@ SnS sTSns
battling from the northward
scHR SUSAN Francis, Smith, from Lamoine for Boston,
away head Of ioremas sqnall Shoals night
OF 18th inst.
load and split flying jib.
rosang America, which put Tatap April dis
@ w rs Is
DUBLIN, June 3-some salt has been thrown overheard
h shoqa on se ons Yo lie w
although not successful in floating her have slowed her
4th-The Hudson came at O'Clock this morning and
Josn Campbell Morrison; from Barrow for
GRHENooK, June 6The Therese, Midget from Ardros-
for New York, has put ok here with shifted
KINesrowS June 4-Thc bark Johu Campbell, of Var
mouth (Ns, Morrissey from Barrow for philadephia
3 Ha rG bore he viii
have to go to Dublin to discharge and repair.
LIVERPOOL, June 3-The bark Whelmina Agatha
sh I'M sS q TIM
her the rest her name being washed away There
green inside and black outside, with yellow stripe
LONDON June 6-The Napier, Hudson sailed from Fer;
the Lanercest Ralph sailed from Baltimore Tor Belfast
ne M Fen sass s sna Monroe Feb 49,
NEwRy, June 5-The Eliza Young, Wisnom, from Doboy
pitch pine) in coming up CARING Tough last night, in
ford Bank, but was got of this mornings tide, without
any damage.
wa totally wrecked on the Rio Pongo Bar April Is be
ton, with hides and guano.
ST THOMAS, June l6The bark Riukan (Nor), from Bos
Sn S at sa me IN sr s Sae Of s7d
less has been raised On bottomry and resp9ndena bond
sIs I 'a
@ AN sTS, 3 , S,seS S 81, r
an q $ and The
Interview With the underwriters to decide upon What lat
shall be done with the brig 800 bbls o -four landed
mainder of the cargo is stored and said to be in good
29,n Of Nay loaded vessel ss passed our barber
brIgantine Win The main mast gone: -
Murphy the ayer who a raised the cosSmban
500 Rggng s @ ra sS Of n
| Chartered TO take forward the cargo Tor $1,000
bark ase hsGt, s cros sOnna from
arrived here on the "a inst with loss OF mansa and b
Miscellaneous.
We indebted to the purser of the steamship City
Bristol for courtesies
snr srAn, 7g5 tons built at Portsmouth, Nh in lsa7 and
hailing from London, has been sold Hamburg, 90
under the North German flag
sHlp VENUS, which went ashore Doboy Bar and was
sod at auction june BY United states Marshal ''
scnn NIenrss.r of Orient IL l5s tons register bnilt
Young "a and e Of
$56OO she will hereafter hall from Harwich, under the
command OF Captain Young.
The remains Of the wreck Of schr william Dennis,
from Philadelphia for Salem before reported) sold
auction ON Thursday at Gloucester, TO James Grimes
for $40
SHrpBuiLpsG-The Machias Union says that about
100000 worth OF navigation will be built in Harrington
this season.
AT Belfast Messrs Carter Co have brig on the stoc
nearly finished will build 3mast9d schr Rockand
parties also another 3maser, $40 Jacksonville
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ship, he followed by several schooners. Shipbuildng
is lively in Belfast than 1t is in other place in
Maine
LAuscH-Schr Nellie + McKeen will be launched from
Carter Co shipyard Mt Belfast time this week
She is $50 tons burden centreboard masted and
valued at $1,000 Capt Albert McKeen will command
her. and she will be employed in the lumbercarrying
quarter OF her Is owned by Drew, Of Jacksonville
and the remainder in small shares in Belfast.
Notice TO Mariners.
ST THOMAS, juno G, 1872.
xed light will be shown In the place OF the present Ian
Mhynfes Point at the eastern entrance Of this
habor IT IL placed lb feet above the level of the sea,
and will be visible in circumference OF u English miles
all around the compass, excepting from by 70 by
Il. and will burn every day from sunset 10 sunrise
Whnlemen.
Arrived at New Bedford juno Is bark Leonidas stick
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