The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-05
The Herald Almanac.

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Telcgraphic Marine Correspondence.
GRERNPoRT, Ii, April 4, 1879
The United States cutter Bronx, Commander
Randolph at As Pm to-day struck sunken rock boz
Little Gull Island Plum Island, Long Island
SOUND and sunk in twelve feet Of water within three
minutes after striking. All on board saved.
Marine Disasters.
srnAxsnIr BLACKSTONE, from Baltimore for Boston.
passed Woods Hole at PIN yesterday Ch), in tow Of
the steamer Monahansett, for Boston.
SHIPJAvA Brl at san Francisco 9th ult from Glasgow,
s %as %.sssd
overheard ' and drowned. : ''s1 '''N
BAR. AwrEons S ySoaru from Nassau S via Kings
M &! Sss sssSSs s
1 noun :ss tssss ana hail inches
sSs mailing %sIs ws s Ssa RssS Ii
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and high sea- chipping quantities e water oyer
:ys M Ealing
issssS $.;si
rating made sail water still increasins wind Ne BY &
s bore &c a for T1 s
aad s we sSn a nS af ss s S
grounded on hs reefs ssout one mile from shore ship
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q %ad 5 s. III
Ts s8s n s s n0Ts
sS. e ,ns port ss fssssss
S'fS y s:s ssa
81 and two nppr
tees wsfs Indy taken board the American Sssn
her fun crew on board did not require any hands; but
srssO Gr New YORK and arrived here yesterday
re a sa s ss
I.n. c.LEsrs OF Hsiiaxl, Wright from Shields for
SSses wsch put back 70 e former port
cred; 1t BY bad joint at the water Closet
Ssuns Sssn s ga .s s
Iii INT: ssS s !s w S:s sS the
BI ss b nS s ma q R:ms.e "a from saspa
heavy gale from Sc shifting wsw, and damaged her
a moss.ss
saved The vessel and the cargo in the huh will be
ssss RUIN suaw shaw. from New York for Bath, Me,
ss ssr s Shoals on with
picked up on Dutch Island beow Nswport RID, on Sun.
a asy which fact led 70 fears Ruth Shaw had 0un
sroRx KScA survey was held I'd inst on the schr
arrived al Korot i n easy sondon Il WAS wss e
ssti hs out 20 e 81 IN re- IN
board streak, may be got at )
pha a on Ss a .ss % rhss
by N lost jbboom which was carried away BY heavy
scns DELmsR, which was lying at the wharf at Will
mington ~ taking IN lumber was injured to the extent
the sG By having her bospr sprung and her stays car
In day or two.
broke foreboom and split oresa VIC sn'''s pasSAse'
sy; n Ss sss:
% %Sa s u anS ss win be
lospos, April 5-The 'slvcr Tray has foundered of
SnS New s City Of Calves
tine station, and is now being towed up to the city
MISCELLANEOUS
The of the steamship Virgo, from Savannah has
thanks for favors.
Purser J White, Jr, of the steamship James Adger
from Charleston. has our thanks for favors
AMERICAN LLoYDs UNIVERSAL REGrsrKR-Thc Supple
men for April to this work received from Capt Thos
Taylor Director This book of Preference approved
by the New York Board of Underwriters 1887 the Pc
ruyian government in 1860 and the Liverpool Under
writer's in ISL and the only American reference
York The casncatons are predcated on Inc ses
worthiness Of shipping.
BRIG AxE,A AVN $50 TONS built at Maitland, Ms in
sails under the American Gag.
Ss % p on
completed them, at an Of $1,000 She sails Tor
L4uScHxpa AZ Wilmington Del, April. from the yard
PsEsn n c e G sd as Mail pfw TS %
s % 81 asn fnS
e. ns m nas Su es e al
Ths s, IS hs She viii
Notice to Mariners.
sKA-vxEp LIGHT ON CAPE
The Italian government given notice tina. light
oaRs HsS Il wsss s esS e above
the Level Of the clear weather should be seen
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptc or by lenses Of
the toweri cctasonal shaped colored white, and is
fosition-30 N, Ion IL i31 Z.
Whalemem.
letter from Capt Mouton, Of bark Stafford OF NIB at
81 Helena Feb u, states that he took from the English
ship previously reported wrecked Sandal Wood |
Island) $50 half chests tea, which he had |
taken 70 Java, claimed and received ., salvage
ma fell In with sperm and right whales, keeping !
among them for four days filling every available vessel
In the ship the taken from the casks and laid
in the cantngs boat was turned right side up and the
ater casks into IT, sails cut
bags for the bread and -four Having but IL days allow
Of water and being 1900 miles from the nearest port
thought best 20 make sail, which he accordingly did,
leaving plenty wales the ground Had 1880 barrels
Of Oil all old-l0o0 barrels sperm and 200 whale-and
Zoo pounds bone Had shipped oil by the Pacific OF NIB.
wcuid sail in day or two 20 cruise and home, having
obtained supplies az that port
Foreign Ports.
RirAv.l Feb ls-In port ship Tormosa Alien, from Ma
Da for Boston, disg for REPAIRS bark Nets Ellis from
LAYerpOol arrived Jan 30 the Channel for orders