The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
shipping Notes.


NC; Aibemsrle. Richmond
Wind a sunset NV, fresh.
Shipping Notes.
The South shoa Lghtshp which parted her moorInes
the 9Th blown 100 miles sea- worked
back by her own and anchored in Tarpauln Cove,
This considered among seafarng being feat
thy Of praise quite q number of welrgged and we'll
manned blown OF the and not
yet arrived The shoveful Lightshp again in position;
also the Buovs Pollock Rip, ShOvefu and Handkerchief
| Shoals.
The Gemini from Foochow, China arrived at Pha-
dephia 10th inst with cargo of being the first direct i'm
poraton for that port 1884, the having
that time received ali their mportations via New York.
Marine Disasters.
MORO CAsEls Havana 18th i'm int from New
Of that DAY very heavy seas running sb At y
PM heavy stove ssarbosrd psddsSos blow
s sw os5 hs snD 70
Elbow Key believed be the for the last four
Mia, reporLeft Manila Jan s: dist 20 strong
!I
10 wa ian
s bound to MOnoSuu and p" into
Newcastle bar while crossing charge pilot and tug
R e asa N W y 80 S
having conssn, head winds Ia. ss y lon i w. had
| sw and squalls OF rain.
srSs
Ne! Y T. ss g .sss,a: s 81!
ad n Of one the n.n s o1sT
injured Ge mate ana rye men badly Captain
s
been struck y heavy sea three DAYS after leaving port
washing in after end of cabin destroying chronometers
supplied her with chronomeer compaSs and charts oap
prcv:,on: %edcne. Injured and 1eps ssa CO.
BARK TAR9uIN, TAYLOR, at Monevdeo loading bones and
p0r to 18th u her
,o BAng ANNE Cam r from Lei'h for Boston be
BARK GARIBALpr (Nor) Terkesen 10 days from London
for Boston, put into Bermuda 9Th inst short provisions
BARK ELEANOR tBr). Chapman, from Daren for sunder
leaking badly.
vannah, in ballast, put Thomas 7th inst ieaky
BAsk pmIsEN ,s vneyaFl from Buepos Ayres
< NJ S
into na s% ea for New
BRIG THos OWES, Gnptil, at Havana 4h from New
uS On he "a OF cHe
yro goods from on and unaer
deck to relieve the vesse
T sgss m R n.s for B0
THsrRsuln GOye afternoon Of :oh Report. night OF
blown The coast threw over portion Of cargo lost
sails, broke nainboom, &c.
scn h WDER sll remains ashore at Berlin Beach:
MO- the Coast CO at work getting out her Of
so ss the cargo will be for
soHs WILLIE from Porto Rico for Baltimore before re-
spas sas been %ss IS s
built at Cutler, Me. in 1885, and owned in Baltimore
night vns into Sy he Hs
sh ct one having his and broken other
INST by steamer Alpha at Halifax ls.a reported brg
for New York She %ss is sstt on:
resser bnit at Yarmouth Me- In 1856 and hailed New
Soma WIN JoNEsrhis which sailed on Saturday
IN II out ae No an e
sand washing out from under her bow aud stern eavnQ her
at tie asns about five iondred srots.
s the OF e the naw ne no
whether she shall discharged aud repaired
Is. IN her present Observer March
ABERDEEN, Marc sThe Hnaosan tor this port), from
ashore sands miles OF EarSor crew safe;
weather at present line.
New fSTx %s es sTs in % on the M has
least leaky.
CuxiAvEN. March The Atlantic tswel, Gidlof for Phi.
been IN wh the gashp Neptune which bad lar
DEAL March 3The bark Sarah, Guison, from West
tepool for New York, ch the Goodwin last
The Dagmar. Konstrom. from West Harlepool for
the evening the Sd inst struck the port bow
ing anchor and rail- cahead and part OF the 6uwarks and
as no e or a' the than usual
FALMOUTH. March 4 The Idor osen from Middlesnoro'
lcaky. ''' '''''''
FAyAI, Feb % The ship County Of rc.on from south
Carolina FOR London phosphate rock put in here Feb 3d.
with rudder head spung will discharge part Of
pairing
Mr. Hunter, the oblising purser of the steamship Ash
land, from Fernandna has thanks Tor his attentions
We indebted to John Collins Jr, shipping merchant
South street, for favors.
SHIP SHIRLEY of Salem, l049 tons, built at Medord in
terms.
sCHR II NJ FREEMAN. Of Dennis 1f0 tons has been pur.
chased BY Capt David Arey and Others and will hail from
Camden, Me-
soHR HATTIE HASKELL Young, from Aux Cages for New
York put into Harbor, 18th inst short Of
provisions,
Scum HoMn recently owned in Newburypor has been sold
TO Messrs kiham, Loud Co, OF Boston.
QUICK TlME-schr John II Perry. Capt Kelley. which ar
rived New Bedford 10th ms, from Philadelphia b. the
of Long Island Sound made the run from New YORK In IL
hours.
sulpEuLpINe-Four vessels be built a. Buckspor,,
Mr. Giles Lornr Of Yarmouth, Ne, is to build this coming
owned By binders Capt Edgar Orr, who is to
her, and others. of Portland.
Whnemen.
Arrived At s. Helena sS. Feb bark Merlin Allen NB Indian
spqten~resi is oa fcrnamsgco whaling bark. showing
flag with red ball robaby the Jas Allen, Kelley
| from New Bedford for North Pacihc).
| spoken.
Shin Furydice Br), Carr from New York for Melbourne,
| Jan 81, lat 30 10 n. Ion co 90 w tsec Dsastersl
Ear Morn Br y g from Hong Kong for New
Ship sacramento, lsdae from New York for San Fran
s sss ho% 1s e. @ SG a e. on MI" during
shiE Lady R1sse, Rr Lecky from Liverpool for savan'
Ship Cutting, Tyson, from Cardiff Feb % for New Or
| leans. March q no lat, &c.
Ship Burmah (Br) Morau from Pensacola for Liverpool
March lat 80 TO- lon "a ~ report OF brig Novelty
terday's Hcraldl
Ship Anacan N(i) lessen, from New York for Hamburg
Feb II, lat 46 Is, ion 81 65.
Bark Boreas N 9s days from Foochow for Boston, Fcp
], lat d n, Ion 80 W.
Bark Oasis, Randall from New for Ito and Callao
Fen 8, lat IL "a n, ion "a ".
Bark Eliza Avena tBr), Dowley from London for Bal,i
more, Feb 4, lat so, Ion 6.