The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-19
ARRIVALS.
REPoRrEp BIZ rHE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
2sh and Halifax March 49, with passengers to
FED Of
S sea- carried away rudde lost three boats and
fishing sshr Joseph Chandler Gloucester
y sr nS the port Of HALIFAX where had rndder
lat 4S TO- lon g. sGnAed bark (NG, from Bremen
steamship VIM Clyde. Scott, Richmond City Point
Norioik with mdse and passengers, 10 Washington
Ship Pacific Foss New Orleans % days. with md.e to
wind: entire passage March %'- t. las
IN xh the for brig haaspi s days oa
aismasIsd and IN tow; 18th there was heavy gale
morning isS her T tow again again 18th High
ss s sa s sa b
s sss.s s ss, e Cap:
O o q 81 r. hsE S M the aqeSs
sS 2 RSGs $
ssrt IVES; Dec
Passed the Lizard at6 very SoisssrOa. and rough
b SsSs
g % q S;ss
from from ESl NV Win terrific high
s 81 managed ssS to get s the stream pu,
;,,,!s. :ss g s E !ss
der passing ss Striking 70 and
sfs ~ ss IL. viz
sss during part Of the VOYAGE
s%eSSs'f 5o are Yg1 %s: Of F ire
Bark Croy Win Turk Talap
h T sS salt and hides es and to R9chs
since then have Strong and Sosn gales from
nSIh End have been
miles fs! IN with lot Of wrecked stun same time two
ns W% Gordon 70 @ lr,ns Cspata Bay days
days g north Of masra with viz heavy And gales
sr9n 81 wna s q
for ssm 5 sh has ss Mew
the late Or Bryant of Boston, board died at Are.
i Brig Williams s1 BE- Williams Msanza days.
80 lon 49, spoke bark Margaret Evans 1Br, from Pha
Brig IL Minnie Miner {of Portland Leland Maanza Feb
Cape Haeras which have succession OF gales
4 4, s. 81 % 6s
the weather side ship bring Ieeward as
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sn s .s sSS@ wS = .,.S::
il S'si psoss
FOUND SSr tie 70 b. g.
SSss OUT e s @ wreck nsa
everything OF rss slss,'1E
G1p; ,s .er A. everything had
s ;'.i fSs9E ass
dsabsd the no % as he was himself
sss1s small :ss
fos NJ snip Fasas from New e; Or
i was best to accept the Offer On the 18th, about 60
9S sy Ss Il
% ssr law
about 10 miles to the eastward Of Fire Island morn
s."as Nc
%eaSer % n. days pS S of Ha ter With bolster
Ssd a.Ss hoaTs
y sS $ En- % sss5 Ss
s8y GsTs liver days. with
schr Palma kanSr Wilmington, NC, days. with naval
schr Carrie Bentley Ss FakenDcrg wilmington NC. -
DAYS sro with naval stores to Murray, Ferris Coz vessel
sehr Loner Newton Williams, Beaufort NC, 10 days. with
scS S as Prce aS%es Co.
schr / Morris, CumpOelI Chincoteasue
Schr Chingarora, Ryder, Virginia.
Nsyas and DAYS q Gaiteraa
6e hShaa q three times Ou! blown OF again
beam ends, apparently a large schooner
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr wm Croker, Baxter. Boston for Philadelphia a,
er Samuel Gilman Weaver Boston f for
ss Sr ssa. tor Np
S,hr va
schr Cook Cooke, ProSdeDce for S1 New York.
schr rradewind, Ingraham. Providence for New York.
ssSr Tsr'a scss sss%%ish York
schr Orion Smith, sonnsscn for New YORK. TX. Philadelphia
s TssnS for for New New
sch h HIN Mahoney Tce Brookhaven for New York
Tsvn S ssr
sS s ssR haven for for Hss xS
Steamer DORIS YOUNG. Providence tor New York, with
mdse and passengers, to Isaac Ode.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Franconia Bragg New York for Portland
schr Emily Naylor, Naylor, Jacksonville for New Ha.
schr Mary Weaver Weaver. weehawken for Providence
s a whit New New YORK york 90 Es% TsSSs
schr Hester Davis New YORK for Providence.
F .SS'ir g! ss% Haven
% ss Sr ssM o 6Sas@p Bay
S Schr Emma no White New York for Providence
schr Reading Railroad No %, Reilly, Elzabehport for
Schr Ada, Belyea, New York for St John, NIB.
Schr X II Shannon, Diks, Philadelphia for Greenport
SAILED.
steamer 1roquois for Gibralar ship Enos soule,
Wind at sunset SW, fresh.
Shipping Notes.
Messrs Polon will launch from their yard, foo. %
Bridge street, Brooklyn at Pm to-day t9h) ferryboat
for the New York and Brooklyn Ferry Co. She is very
fhornu chlv hui dxuilh a
excellence When completed she win be the largest ferry
boat plying between the cities OF New YORK and Brook
Ign.
The United States Lighthouse establishment has met with
severe losses this Of the buoys having been
carried ont to sea oy the floating ice in severe storms
These buoys cost when equipped with anchors painted
from $500 to $1,000 each.
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