The New York herald., 1872-04-16
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BARK WILLIE Exxsl9op Tawiemeo Capt Ray u has as
Great rip s packages Of rosn anchors large ehani I'm
bsna s sh sh a SS a to
leave Il is presumed the bark gone to pieces as
s arsWs st 1 REMAINS In" sick q a' on the G Island
BRIG TIBrR r Bartlng from Port Spain for Baltimore
Clementsport Ms, in 1865 and hailed from Halifax
sU%sn es s ana @
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ss4sS 2ss ssysSs
Ii masaa hSa also sprung
most aud lost lower topsail and main ga supplied them
'ssS ssy
odsIss as IN March eli heavy Sw gale vessel
has spoken times with rder, arrived
lspSF'ss
lon 81 shipped several seas, filing the cabin with water
weather The cargo Of moiasses Is badly stove Tie "
will be towed to Boston for repairs.
q SsM She
now on the ways at shaws Neck repairing damages.
20 o e a @
lost sails several spars and is in caky condition The
safS Ish s officers and crew
scHR Fly from Port johnson for East Greenwich before
Brainards shipyard for repairs.
ScHR FRANCES from Matanzas for Boston, mt Vineyard
Haven lah lost of her deck load OF oasscs stove
boat aud galley badly and split sails IN sW gale on the
scaR ERAsrus BRAINARD, Han, from New York for
Dshton previously reported ashore on Batemans Point
some Of her rigging have been saved in damaged condl
scnn EDNA HAYWOOD from Santiago De Cuba for Balti-
more before reported ashore on smiths Point Ches,, %
vessel sustained no injury nor was the cargo damaged
scHR MAY EVELYN from Portland mackerel Ash
PM i mss Rssas 81 h q ras s r.sns %ss ra At
into & scn ESsSa BfW earnE %My yn% our pqp
sail ana shattered manmast The Rosa Blew was from
gear carried away.
Oh M the a IT Inst sar
the his @ snG and main @
Bar between ysnis and Base River, remains, having
aS 1 hat wser s + o gales b hS 1 ws
at first supposed SO confident are ontsiders on this
sold odd sfSs those Who feared night
be little COMMUNICATING policies reading gainst total
understood that attempt viii days days be made
s & Sat her with casks for the price reported agreed upon
scmn pAusrInss coomhs, from New York March 20 for
ans Tas G. srqss s
Woodlands saw fore and aft schooner with foremast
gone; had rigged urymast and set main taysai fore
a% sehr David sne Of
phia).
asaa M w 81 @ u tens nSsS at
into GsfsS M
Murray, from New York for oyserbay Itbeirg sqally
rsefit, when ne schooner coming ont from Astoria,
hsf e ppT BY apM e
the scooner Capt Reeve also large so9p upset
ofJamesport, and tits feared will prove total loss
revenue cutter Sorthsrner, Lieut. King eommandiqs.
pe III the eno e ae
Knickerbocker went outside the light to tow In 1.-THE the
sdsnss @ @
"a oatsde s shs miles to
Iseward before her anchor took bottom and then Capt
% rom Il ths a' Lea King
s S e With the the en a G the mps
thsir lives s%dsaSSr keep sshconsr
Ser s Il sns & # II s q an M Wo %
schooner blown into shreds not larger than ones
HAIIrAx, n s, April l3-schr Alpha, Boudrot from Ari
s for M a e ssa sasS SeS 5 b. aa hi IN S
s lon q 70 s By aps
Island and thence The M Of Bermuda the latter
ihe cabin and seven nm %e tSfss whom We're dfoWasa
s s%Risn e
e Sna Gs sh se 81 asa a r B
HAyRE, April 1.-The william 4 Anna, which arrived
here March y iron from Savannah had on board eight men be-
New York, abandoned at sea.
BREsEs, March 3o-The Ocean, Gerdes, arrived here
W. she passed the dereict schr Lequ, Of Annapolis Ns
QUEBEC, April li-shp Pomona Br), which went ashore
mouaka for w Tnam at oeiock this morning IN
tow of the steamer Arctic.
SAVANNAH, April l2-The cargo Of the steamship Leo
vealed further damage than first reported She
at the rhest will have all necessary repairs completed
Miscellaneous.
Coon PAssAGE-Schr Phebe, Capt Hewitt which arrived
here yesterday from San Bias made the passage twelve
days, which believe s the best time made be-
tween these ports.
MISSING VESSELS Lettie Sparrow. Of Wellaeet,
SS%pt 2ns load Ga % india S Phi sa
p since which mo ss have ceSn G %
ana only child were with him. The mate Josiah
d2q e ssG o p ps before stranded
below pensacola sold at auction the ih inst
" = " '''' Notice to Mariners.
The buoy of Matnnecock POINT has been carried away
and the one off College Point has dred far out OF po
Spoken.
ship City e. ABERDEEN ss @ VI"
NsM s@g @Ggsss ysn g Ss 2m E. Hong Kong for
Ship Robert Lees (Br), Rose, from Calcutta for New
York. March 2, lat 20 8, lon IL f..
Ship Cashmere, Norton, from New York for shanghae
Feb l3, lat IA 81 y, Ion 81 45 w.
Bark Carmel Br), Patton from Rotterdam for Channel
and Boston Sayannah March I3 lat ~ Co. Ion As T.
Bark Eliza McLauchan Br), Phillips from Antwerp
March IL for Philadelphia March 60, no lat, &c.
Bark Mary Way, RUSSELL from New York for Tama-
taye and Zanzibar, Feb 10, lat 4 81 s, Ion T45w.
Bark Adam Sedgwick (3r) Harmon from shanghae for
New York, Feb "A, lat "a % s, Ion 16 10 Il.
f shands yp pilot boz boat 2s Jses
Avery, No 81
,.schr Abbott Devereux from wiseasset for Havana,
March 81 60 miles of South Shoal Lghtship.
Schr Robert Byron, from New York via Bermuda for
Baracoa, April 8 II miles OF Baracoa
IS
Foreign Ports.
Asrwrer, March 29-Arrived, Wimburn McDougall,
Nassau; 3lst, W III jenkins, Seely, New Orleans.
ARDRossAN, March 2s-Cearcd, Champion, Scott, Bos-
ton.
Awoy Feb li--Sailcd Adele, McCaslin, Keeling.
ALGoA BAY, CGH, Feb 2l-Sailcd, Emily kital, New
York.
BRrNERHAvEN, March 2o-Arrived. Hermann (D Reich.
mann New York; anh. Elrika Xredenhnrg Wilmington.