The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-20

Steamships Hanss, for Bremen; Leo. Savannah; ames
Volunteer Philadelphia.
Wind sunset W, fresh.
Marine Disasters.
BARK Com DUPONT, which arrived here yesterday from
Buenos Ayres Montevdeo discovered to be fire
by the captain Monday but for fear the vessel
might destroyed kept the matches batened until
lowed into the dock Martins stores, Brooklyn
where the matches taken of for survey when fire
burst out in huge flame. The fire engines Immediately
hand and succeeded filing the vessel with water The
Com Dupont has a valuable cargo of wool and hides
BARK MIDAS (Br) Campbell, from Antwerp Jan 10 for
New York, put into st Thomas March 10, leaking.
STEAMER ELLEN TERRY salyear at Newborn 18th inst
from New York. heavy weather the
and lost foremost, foresai, jib and naintopmast.
SHIP AMERICA, from Pensacola for 81 John, NB with
pnch pine owed into Halifax 10Th inst She had lost
d.aS sails" &C. ana the crew were and
sn1r ronIA MoonIA before reported. pu. into Hsfs.
sine: reported VIII go on The marine slip Dart
load lumber for Hull
BARK GEN CopE at San Francisco 9th from seabeck
boat SKIP ,s Sprung sSS
which kept pu mps constantly going
was from Wilmington Nc for Rottedsm and put into Mas
sau Dec l6 in distress she had OF naval stores She
Co. At Darlington. Ms.
BARK SARAH sLoANEChas Turner, of Philadelphia the
John. Ns for before Grand
the same Capt sloane master; cha' King
BARK FLORENCE PETERS, Skinner, at Philadelphia from
sya days north OF aattsras and erpere need heavy
0% @ ed e.. decks
split sails and received other damage.
M r peg at I'D y 18Th s
~ blown
rSn a al on wape a las 10 of 90 &
lost deck load about March t. miles east Of Cape
Hanrv hricnn tfue( uukn uple tparpo
mast and topmast gone
BARK GAETANo-seven Of the crew Of the Italian bark
brought Boston on and TO the
severely WITH they win ali Re-
at Chatham beng too from the effects of their
cargo scattered along coast before stated
BARK KATE WLLLIA.s Sot Boston Hale. at Boston 18th
gale 3d. and driven to The and d no en
s sn Of the again Then pG
ses. long boat door, beside:
i.r :ss wind,
%enns e sS w. s S
i: \ Ion s.
ana rsg1r % large sawed timber
attached Left at St. Michaes schr Gaena, Bristol T.
% . ns a nS s0
drowned; he was a native of Philadelphia.
BRIG WILLIE MOORE Of Brooklyn, NY was very likely
the vssss BY Alpha At Halifax
distinguished from the steamer. ~ f'-'
at Ms.. Boston
March .S on edge Oi Banks passed
az the time could not make out her name 9Th, miles
ar n s m @ 70
BRIG V WILLIAMS, of Philadelphia, went ashore near
Sagua 9TH inst; cargo probably saved.
BRIG JonAMN nS. McCary from Mobile for
north Of Hatteras.
fore reported Distress arrived Baltimore 18th inst
soHR CLARA BEIL-The body of Capt Amsbury of schr
Friday and win be TAKEN TO koefpe NC Me- Tas
burial. The vessel gone to pieces. ~p'' "'' LUZ
s.es Sss Of @ e rS
and received other slight damage. ~
scun 9 THOMAS. At Baltimore 18th from Savannah had
a sqr
inst for repairs.
Ssw sgGs,a s collision s %s
damages.
Sem SARAH BurNAs, Keene at Vineyard Haven, re.
ports seeing wrecked schooner on the 10Th Inst 20 miles Sc
soun JESSE MunDocK, Christie at Newport 18th inst,
from Jacksonville for Fall River split sails and lost boat
scHE BUcoo lBrl. from Turks Islands, arrived at New
port 18th inst with loss of maintopmast
part part OF deck load of aths in the gale of l2th
SouB MosELY Haines, at Philadelphia 18th inst from
Sagla reports 81 inst, during hurricane
away oreopmast In the Jbboom, and lost split
sails
sCun E PAIGE at Wilmington NC, 18th inst from NOW
York. reports having experienced heavy weather the
eng ss s and nd @ pUSn Of the
while In the act OF rcehng the mainsal.
ScnR II HUNT, at Philadelphia from Mobile, had fine
weather throughout the Straits of Florida and heavy
ioad, broke boom, ofesai and
damage
SoHR HELENETbe leak schr Helene from Boston for
Mobile before reported New Bedford which found to
be under the quarter has been stopped without going
the railway, and she viii her voyage wind
Sonr ALICE GRACE, from Boston for Rpckport Me, bal
last went ashore March II Mosquito Island dnrng NE
aged condition; loss [rhe was isl tons
built at marlborough, Me- In 1865 and owned by XII,
ham, Loud Co, of Baltimore and partially insuredl
sonR MIRANDA, Hardie arrived New Haven on Mon.
NEo Winter Quarter picked up gad, "A feet long
with sail attached to It, The sail Ia of Wiilams duck
made by Warenam keneze of JERSEY City. All the iron
work on the gait Is galvanized One mile shore found
vessel sunk with her foremas water ana booms and
gals floating about her She had bright booms with ma
hogany jaws and bright mastheads. Her rtgong wa.
shackicd into iron band masthead paas
were rs feet long and all work was light She laws
IN fathoms OF water and the captain thinks must have
been yacht ~ ~''
sonR LEWIS Lewis at Boston 18th inst, from Calves
ton Was IS days north Of Cape Hatteras the 10Th at
~ "a Ion % 81, experienced heavy gales from TO sW and
NV on March o lat "a H. lon "a 81 experienced hurricane
then NV blowing for hours, vessel scudding before Il
with heavy cross running, flooded with
cabin window Ss IS 49, snG lon 70 sseel n
March y LAT "a A. Ion 20 20 W. experienced heavy gales
to- 18th, wind NV, blowing a gale, came into Vineyard