The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-15

schr Mary Weaver Weayer Providence for Philadelphia
tAil the ABOVE schooners have been icebound Hart
Island roads since the oil tine late cold snap
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Gaucus Walden New York for Boston. -
scar Ney Briggs New York for Fan River cceoound OF
| Hammonas).
SAILED.
Steamships City Of AntTep for Lyerpoo Wesspnsns
Hamburg Crescent city & Ny Se
marie, Richmond, &c.
Shipping Notes.
Captain George Barstow Jr the second mate George Ma
thews. named niger Benanchy, OF bark Vo
ant drowned the LIST inst The bodies OF the cap
tain second found the beach, IL miles east
ProGreso the boat In which the unfortunate men
embarked. On the passage out of the volant seaman
named Henry Farpant died and was buried At sea.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP cIssY Iof Lonionl, Spencer from rocchcw sup
chow FEB :, having been ashore
SHIP RAGNA tB) from savannah for Dublin before re-
came or 18th inst. apparently unnjured
Ga La U,s S Y s
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to throw overheard portion OF the cargo she was
e h bark Carton from Bsmore M sefa. lat
30 l5 Ion H. with rudder head gone. The captain OF the
thought he would be ready to proceed on his voyage
more Bettast before reported Bermuda anchored
Of raadsr head She arrived Georges as
in port 9Th INST.
Charleston 81 inst for Bsaaor load for oaeenssown.
sa @
ton for repairs
CT ovns
Is os, lon ii Is BY Steamship Peruvian. at Portland.
raga car sn e s an a from 81
ship running under close.reeed oPsals foresa, ana
sss heavy Larsen ssa.v:s: native q
used s5sron 70 save l% Iu regret sndeay:
meridian Of 49, and since then had the weather more avora
BRIG FLonENoK (of st john HB) Dickens from Matan.
New York. with lowed into bermuda 22d
leaking badly adj having is
remained repairing, and portion Of her dis
charged.
BRIG ELIZA lof Disbv, Ns), Dakin, from Machas for
that On the s he very
sher had Sw Part of decEoad
| BRIG RIO GRANDE Mcclellan, which arrived Havana
9Th days from New York reports in a %
ta,ed the throwing overheard some of her cargo
BRIG MARY ROSWELL, from satia River for Bath, in
But subsequently OF; damage, if any, not reported.
@ Ise H., Philadelphia for
scHn FLORENCE LOCKWOOD st Johns, arrived at Nor
SSn 18Th oh the % Far from @
Ea Ss hssv rss ns h Storm S9oio
during the night and wind yeered north and March
ss "rs g u s. snd msn to pSs
sa % two reefs around and Soj b
q. wore ship and stosd to e1stward BLOWING
snda tremendous rnnnng being close shore had
board. Shipping srse quantities water; AS
AN gale moderated and hauled to soSthward blowing
blew s s % .ni i mixes
zentrysaiI, three reered foresai and mainsail and
s s. s weather. os ss
% ana sy ed all %
during which the 9TH heavy sea struck ,nddsr ana
ss Ok sRs S'rt
s$ss:@ sss II. s,ssa "a
s . is'f r. Fl = a %;' sss
En- s: 4
: s:sT:t
has been sent on to tow her to this port.
Ms for
the %snas the S
She had previously been blown "a ne heavy
GS sna w ssrs Ss As y
slipped chains and let her ashore he vessels Keel
ed. The cargo was landed ana will be reshppet.
vineyard Haven III inst having In tow the schr MaaSar
captain a The
ssss res
she sea fer IL sa ais
sCnR WALTON of Richmond, Me from Philadelphia for
Bath with cargo Of COAL left Vineyard Haven 18th Inst
ancnored IN the gale OF tie same night Cape Page
parted small Chain and avoid ashore
rocks slipped large chain and ashore PM the
has with Edgartown parties 70 gel her or
soln ST PIERRE IBr. from Newport for St john Nh
n c ,a with The schooner Alice
asr cat heSs broke @
New SeT rnd The Alice will
sGuR NEW ZEALAND. of Deer Island, Ne, from Hoboken
for Boston, with T COAL vent ashore during the night IAN
tight She Lost both anchors and chains lies
ashore. f
30 sogE WIN KENNEDY, Andrews, loaded at Baltimore Feb
unon caught ~ the lee 81 so nsh sV 8
inst and forced ashore between Poos Island and sassass
cargo brought 70 Bamore Pa0 Tes OF
soHn MMp HILroS. Weaver, from New York for Bati-
on the afternoon of the 81, inst She gotten OIL
to an anchorage under Thomas Point.
sSiR WALTER Trying, from Baltimore for Belfast Me,
after Sn 5 bar and inst but 81
inlet, where she remained 18th, leaking slightly. 'A'
e.
ported ashore ut Cape Poge had oated 1lh
Vineyard Haven. -
sGHR PIONEER from Mobile for Providence, spoken
the I'd inst by brig Mary Roosevelt Vineyard Haven
l2th with foretopmast gone ana sails split.
ScHR IDA SILsBEE, Newton, which ashore on the
Norfolk 18th inst. Nv
sCnn HKLENA from Marc for Boston, put Bermu.
da 9Th inst with loss of sails and leaking badly.
scnn LAToLTA, from st Mary's, Ja for New York mt
inlo newport 18th inst in Distress having lost sails,
BRISTOL (Pill March 1.-The brig Rufus Sorensen from
Wilmington (NC) for Bristol, anchorinr in KIprroad IN
nc n,1h OF o FEB rs ouei the bark Viking Gens
Rufus lost her mantopgaanmas and starboard rigging
CRooKHAvEs. Feb l0The master (Crepin) of the Rich
ard from Baltimore before putting into rook
haven, reports that Jan 81 in N Ion 30 w ex
percnced heavy thunder storm, during which the main.
mast was struck by lightning, and the 3st encountered
hurricane from the WNW, with tremendous sea during