The New York herald., 1873-11-21

Boston and loaded with lumber while riding at anchor
and %rss sn h
gale; An attempt was made TO run into salem barber
The tide took her cG IA and driitea toward
ay near he nd S T s bs shs
sustained no serious damage ana can be easily got off,
her f soV iSf
Roekland Me- and drited foul Of schr Joseph Farwell
bow her hs
in. The Joseph Farwell suffered no serious damage
sSan RS RonBIss ashore west Of Watch I has not
operations The Extreme high tide fcatsd her of OF
TUESDAY night Leaving her in morse
mGnn to await more favorable weather while the cap
scHR uNIoN OF Rcckand, Capt Eames with a cargo OF
-four went ashore at Normans Woe near Glouceser IN
Ss q ny o bS % sS sas
\ rigging were saved in damaged condition.
vineyard SOUND today % o
a been Se run ns a. sne had lost bowsr and
on sasheaS Bar MON ON the 18th N0'0'A "'
River Head Beach, Marblsnsad during the s gale % Of i7t
| was got of 18th and towed into the Harbor.
lost an wsa % g So%s c a san
| the Brown during the gale of 18th Inst.
arc the oS9 q &
during the gale on the night OF Nov H.
IL 9 wns
Jr and others The vessel valued $1,000; insured
ss sS
s % that a Ss s snS u 5 e
grew rsasSsd land
Win Sns
| Just rising.
F1sIrEe scHn MARY G, of Gloucester, went at
washed overheard and drowned. d. = A''1 "'''
FlsnrSe Som koInEr RAIk.s, Of Provincetown. sup.
Capt Hatfeld All hands are thought to be lost >
sIEAxSn M n, oaAs CHAM %CIAssEnI4sE bound from New York
pairs ready sail 10th her destination.
large O woSd boat rom s. J9hn NIB loaded with
Lubcc.
!, The M Salem Custom House DGs. Excelsior into
The rail OF the Excesor was carried away and she has
damaged = 'e' '''''A'' AI' 0'1s' "''' '''SA''
BRrnrs. Nov 4-Adviees from yardc that wreck
SlsrsssarS: priusIesily iS ne SymIndsgaS: slss
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s FSH rV, %s Dseq o Rp
sy e ssamer 9 da saSd ana ewed to
EAsrroRr, Me- Nov 2o-The schr George Forrest Of st
laden ZEN with coal went ashore Wes Quoddy yes
;, F4Lsouru-The Alpha, Back, from santander for New
YORK dron ore has put in here leaky and with loss of
bark i fesr AnS 10. f MemeD from New
abandoned at sea; the first the Hirundo OF
reported BY cable which sprung leak the night her
Sss lie Nan @ G n n fa
nseSeSg 81 IN Say; asan
received at the Sailors Homes '''l v anu
GREAT YARMOUTH, Nov 6-Thc Caterina P, Pozzo from
Bremen for New York reported Ncy as in the roads
sSSs Outer SsIses il collision the
HALIFAX, Ms Nov ?o-The schr Active. from Fortune,
me I for Hsas M With Of dry fish is ashore on
LrcArA-The American brig Robert Dillon, from Alex
nn OF m shSns and went to sea this
NEwBuRyroRr, Nov ls-A fishing smack sunk In
the dock the foot Federal street and several
pilot boat broke her stern as ana ns
about $50
NEW HAVEN. Nov 1s-rhe charred hulk of steamer
n al atm Dss Of bo% Sy s ay sbe 1
in the channel and is at present an obstruction to nav
PORTSMOUTH, NH, Nov 2e-The schr Charles Upton of
Ellsworth after getting ashore wiee on the rocks in this
Her cargo OF lumber was mostly lost.
assgre a s he q h oss p
at RiyIerc Ouclle and broke from her moorngs the
Two large ships We're seen yesterday oppo
s s. S b one rs on the sa s de u Sheya " and
Another ship is reported sunk in the Traverse There
PM-1he brig Protein Br, rom Montreal for Ply
s "fh g
A brig is reported ashore at Cape Dayie, and ship
sunk in the Traverse, the masts OF which are only
The bark Argentina fBr), loading at Matane has
The ship s. Kervn Br, loading at Riviere ouelle is
reported isaky The refuse e proceed Il her
tow @ a on o s m
quantity of ice.
ST. Tuos.s, Nov, ls-Ihe bark Flor del Mar !Rp, has
been resold for $3.50 The lumber has been sold at $3
perm.
We indebted the purscr OF the steamship Cuba
from Liverpool. for courteses
BRIG wALTHAn, before reported picked up derelict
m spd nS E s nne sSa sdrse a. pert % e
miralty Court The railroad crosstes, which consti
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in 1871 Gso ship Pocahontas 1896 tons built at Bath
Ne in seo ss Il Ea sa M Suit esa a s @ a ss
snf s built n $ s1s ns Gsa Hss.d os ss
%s'f,ss "a esF s,Ss ps1s az sH
800 built at River John, Ms in 1867 L.
netaed in 1872 at G00; ship Augusta, 1926 tons built at
Newburyporf in 1864 rating S3 !, rnetaed in 1871. at
fl3J00 and resold for f1flO: bark Emma 51 tons
built in Nova Scotia In 1870 rating Al metaed In 1911
atfo LIS Cd per ton
Abiel Cove, the fine three-masted schr Rebecca J
Mouon OF the following dime cnsions Len 1th OF keel
lss ieet length ALL l52 feet; bres th beam sI
feet depth OF hold feet between decks feet 75 tons
carpenters tonnage Is built the materials
in the best maunsr, and is owned by the builder XII
ham. Loud Go, Baker II Humphrey, OF Boston Howard
OrlcanA who will command her
AZ Columbia Falls Me- 25th nit from the yard OF John
Crandon, three stcd scbr called Eagle Rock 5s7
tons double deck LIT feet keel 81 feet beam, 81 feet
hold. 5S feet Detween decks She Is intended for gen
freighting business and IL owned nv the builder
parties in York Boston, and vineyard Haven, and
will be commanded by Captain Wilson @ Hammond, Of
Vineyard Haven who Is part owner.
Az Damarscotta recently, ship of 400 tons named
Robert Dixon. owned in Newcastle and Dana arlscotta
and 70 be commanded by Capt Frank smithwick.