The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-24
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Savannah Isaac Bell Richmond, &c.
Sandy Hook N'''''''
| Wind at sunset s. fresh.
Marine Disasters.
ported ashore ThrnmP Cap shoal entrance TO Halifax
Only spa Of her Is
SHIP JOHN TEMPERLYIt is that ship John Tenn
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put IN with loss Of sails &c he was in lon 80 50 abe
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SHIP TRANauKBAR--The work Of dschargng the cargo
Of cotton from the ship Tranquebar, which was damaged
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at KI was boarded 81 sea on fec bow breaking water
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ship Rd AND
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some hands at the pumps remainder az work clearing
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the wind and rum her under ode lower mai Blowing
Got topgallant sail set on jurymast and arrived at
i Havr w IN the "a asr passage Of The
then proceed to Ardrossan to load cargo of iron.
s.w pa SHrn % S@.
having bssn overhaued on Messrs Mclaughlin Wilson
the vessel calked from the copper upwards
BAEk HELEN MORRISON: Dodge, from New Bedford for
Ms o c? she wa az Of I
same day By revenue cutter Northerner. VI
IveIpso ms and insured il the Ocean Hall
further sum. :"
scHn FRAscrs ELLEN, Warren, from Lubec for New
sailed h for
caused her to fiji with water.
ans s
before reported at Bermuda in distress have
STEAMER LADY or LAKE, at Fernandina I'D from
Ss IN sp r Win an on
portion Of her forward port gangway stove IN and
kept on her way down the river
SrEAMruG CuARM while lying between piers Nos Is and
y East River taking water in her tanks had them
paraions are being made to raise her.
pr which
damaged and seems shaken of Cevedon the same day,
Which IN ss sn5
side and drfted of yesterday morning and sunk near
the nc to the vctSr Ia Decks partly fted this
owed to East Greenwich and put ashore near Ender
CALCUTTA March lb-The Ocean Chief from Bio aneiro
was in collision with the Thos Wilson o. for Bombay
s SasseS ns sses
Te es loss t0 New York London
GREEsocK, April 1.-The John Bunyan, Glib. arrived
here from Pensacola had very severe weather during
d ns diase anu '' ''p' ''''" was considerably
v GnnsAS g. Esrch 2-Th tn, Nellie american schr
put IN on the 10Th inst with spar
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-the Spirit of the Dawn, hence for
Hoyhead about March a. after being ashore has ar
lived back here and proceeding to the sando craving
NxwRY, April lo-The Ceredig Evans, from Baltimore,
ssny wee o e enc
heavy sea- carving away Jolly boat over the side and
uIoho 'he iohk poht anu iost poTuon OF DulWarka
Miscellaneous.
Purser VIM Hathaway Jr, of the steamship San Saliva.
dor, from Savannah, has our thanks for courteses.
We are indebted to Purser ThosJ Canavan of steam
ship Montgomery, from Savannah for favors.
The purser of the steamship Manhattan from Charles
ton has thanks for favors
CARTHAGENA, March 2l-The steamer Rio formerly the
Cuyer, after having been rugged sailing ship by
Boston house, who sent out material and full crew
ment which the to take her port in the
United States north Of Hatteras found steer
and the have all left her in charge of the first officer
who Is waiting orders She has been balasted with
large quantity of old iron and other
bought Of the Colombian account of con.
tractors.
HALIFAX, Ms, April Z}-Repors from Port au Basoucs
Newfoundland, the Gulf is full OF The ship Abena
went To the Southwest the 10Th Three ships were in
sight at the edge of the ice but nothing had gone past
Cape Anguille on this side the iccfeld. -
MERIroRtoUs CONDUCT REwARDEp-Captan Henry X
Partridge. OF the brig satra OF Stockton, Me- IL be
presented gold medal by the French government re-
cognon Of his services In rcscuing the OF the
French bark France, at Venezuela
SHIPBuILpISG--Mcssrs James h Mckenzie of Essex
have contracted To build three schooner of esd
tons burthen for Capt Small and Others Of
She Is TO be 40 feet long 81 feet wide 10 hold and ca
pable OF carrying about $50 tons
Notice to Mariners.
Capt Treadway OF \ revenue steamer McCullocb re-
ports the red spar buoy Aliens Ledge Herring Out
and the black buoy Owls Head Ledge, both gone
the nth inst
Portland Me, April 10
sUNpA STRAIT
Relieving 70 Notice TO Mariners Of March - 1872 further