The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
s1nm,iip tGana poane Philadelphia with mdse, to
n sss Marshall g. a Ts
deaths nant TOOK s the no,therm paege April 49, had
:esH w: sspss snip
Ghippewa bp, from GLASGOW for Montreal q days out;
@
Of large ship, bright vanished and evidently attached
ship Jules r,, cristin Marselles days with
mdse 10 James Henry Passed Gibraltar March ~ tSok
BARK A%p ,t,In Ne, crau Glasgow e days, with
Took the middle passage and had succession Of westerly
lon 81 o. signalized bark steering east showing white
to simon &c Wiser crossed the Equator April Ion
MGy sKre OF SHARP cssssH
Bark I4ahc Rehardsou GentaGEos days with
aaTn @ nooP Ma aa SaSEas ,,y April
hnrk Layina Of Eostpors Dyer arasno. 4 days
Bark New York epes cardcnas, II days, with sugar,
s,l Ia nS No saeG al in mh 1f
strong ' saer Winds s most Of tho l passase Ao
!, garN ssrah s, s,apes ol Belfast Me- stone sagGa
briF E,So:i g5 Baker Palermo q days with fruit to
westerly gales from 50 to the GUT stream since, very
sshr Msshs' fa :an"s Sasss
ofSn s Sars der S%
T"Sa dsy and ON
vessel 70 James Henry Took the Southern passage and
Brig i Antomena dtap, castellano castelamaro. 70
fay iaS n a9eh t. tho r@% ndys cs
and had variable weather
s s,. g Tass5 f ars e. osssya T ss
E%,o; d,,S snt yasIasis s
days VIM ss sons Had If S K
WINS to vs+ as a oil yn s bad srSng gale
y 2ese Og.s A%;rsa% Union rom ,Fhsd$lsS'ss sS .
S s's c %Sy sE 20 dy w T
Apri y la 81 Ion n had heavy gale from southwest
Win ais %Sa gs"a StssSsS '0's '"a na'''op'na''s
'a eS erff s sc to bS
Hs - Gssn' s Lewis; caTHs s ~ days
nqs,n i iatsra With sh Winds 70 ' Oeen ''"y'
s.s s Arr sslss sT e spoke ss BRIG ds
ns ersr @ Gs s s9hss 10 days with
susar to ,SSa 4 Co. vessel to Laud Co Some
Big ycs howe G,,, Wilson, MatanzG, 70 days with gu
IN LAT 80 lon ~ had heavy gale from Me- lasting
Bris AitesI cof BuckspSsl, Hartman sasua u day.
win sagar 70 sGsnfS Mon , co ycssel @
Brls swauNsc s:rau' Machias, days viii viii lumber
sehT Joseph OAKS cot Bangor, oaks, savonla "a DAYS
with hides, coffee and passengers to Dc Castro Co
schr Folsom tof Boston, Brown, savanilla 20 days
"G 9 as Sfs o sS vaF sy w w
&C TO Molcr 4 Thchaud Had fine weather "e"''
a &iS n1r 1Ss S to asr 10
a Ss Win r MS Z, Ss 90 paEo Far EaSn Baraeoa II
sehr ! Iunt tIsry, simmons, Baraeoa Il days with
fruit toJ rsasa vessel to Reeve, Osborn 60 Had
sghr Isaac Rich lot sacm0, Bryant Barocos 10 days,
% @ TO ne and a1 T sn SS 70" On win se
lat q lon Is % spoke bark Favortc, from Santos for
schr J Fisk tof Provlncctown), Chase garacoa
days, win irni to fulsi vessel to b. Weinberg Had
schr Robert Byron (.f Frankfort, Sawyer, Baracoa
days with truit TOD Pearail vessel 10 Weinberg
scnr Ella May of proyncctown Kehoc, Baracoa IL
schr " PIN, Holden, Tampa Bay, Fla 10 days, with
schr Carrie Webb, Brewster Georgetown, SC, days
with naval stores 10 Zophar Mills
schr BEN Davis Wilmington No, days, with naval
schr WIN Roard'nan, Milard, Plymouth, Nc. days
sch T' "ryetto, Bodinc yirTn In =" N'" maven
schr John Howard, Dcg.ghcry, Virginia
schr y i s ssMi sopsr virginia
schrJ 8 Chamberlain, ROBINSON Virginia.
s sShr fannie p praIsr sSSwe virginia
ser Willow Harp, Willis Virginia for Now Haven
ssehr y 7 Phelps Grammar, Alexandra. ''"''A
S Sehr ooaks AneS Edmunds 'ieorgetown, DC
s schr r pGr I2 snssS eCgseown DC
scmr '"por' APPRECIATE, Georgetown, DC, for Prov.
r sehr g 9 cFanmer, cranmer Georgetown. DO. for
schr Edward Shade, sopcr, Georgetown DC for Provi
schr John Rommcl Jr, Mliard, Maryland for New
schr g II Madison, Bailey, Delaware
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.