The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-14


BR,e LOUISE, Hobbs from Charottetown PEI for Bos-
ton before reported put into ms.n e,
other damage. ''''''-' '''' AA' ''''''''
Sem sgsAs NASH. Nash, from s.onlngten for New
ven 18th for q new one.
scns ANNIE HARRrs at Charleston from Baracoa, on
~ hss 's5ss ana the %
scTE n H0a1os H. c0!eIse fen Halifax I'd inst for Bo
IS,
same day.
Soma THOMAS BORDEN oof Fall Riyer), Allen at Prcvi
s the ne Feb 5ogh wSs bew ana
s sSS IL
IN s ss Ss
SSs e and az %
days From New York for Rotterdam and was supplied
and shocks put into Nassau March in distress
ward house, and lost part Of deckload.
scHR A HoorER, from Jacksonville for Philadelphia
% at fsSs: e
scnR 81 HALL tof BucksporD. Chapman from Barren
of at Pm by tasboat Ida Tebo and brought to New
YORK for repairs The schooners shoe is broken off, and
Sars Esss %
register built at Quebec in 1866 and hailed from Port
INV: sssN q ~ is.rt.. ..ais.r 49,
S CHARLES River during the past winter drilled
CWb an and pieces near the Union Boat
1880 owned in Gloucester, and valued at 5000
so1s Grsry from New York for Mystic Ct with iron
filled with water. Where she lies the water is about
'ss' sssp - ~, y. - g. 90 .-.
e %bsse s
mains
soun MAGGIE MCDONALD from New York for Richmond
dsssnsy onn0re In Indian River Inlet sailed 9TH inst for
scnR sEeuIs from Savannah for Portland lost anchor
inst and leaks badly when under way on the port tack
scnR KITE STEVENS Anderson, from St john NIB 9TH
ing considerable water.
STEAMER MoNonANsErr broke her guard the port side
on last d R % ss a e
Warks. She was to be repaired Immediately at New
STEAMER FIRE FLY, from Philadelphia for Havana put
into Norfolk 18Th INST to repair her boiler She will pro-
The wreckers received $1,000 for services rendered TO
brig Amelia Emma from Matanzas for New York, which
EAsrpoRr March l2-schr c Hildreth of Gloucester,
before reported ashore has been got Off and not much
HALIFAX, Ms March cit is probable that the vessel
wrecked near Cape Canso some time ago and reported
sailed Jan Is Tor New YORK. and has not
since been heard Of.
MAnsLFuEAp, March PA ballast schooner, name un.
terday afternoon. All hands Ave in number are re-
ported lost. A dog swan ashore.
New LONDON, March l2-Schr Kate Kallahan, of this
port, lost u sail and put back here.
Miscellaneous.
We indebted to Captain Kennedy of the steamship
Clyde from Galveston and Key West his attentions
sHr M Plus Ultra, 1884 tons, built Thomaston in
sold for 1000, delivered at London.
SHIP LorTIE CLARK sold at Antwerp for fsOO0
Tss sns i've oak ship built New
SuypT ruuu tone hv,iIt Eao 1864
been sold to Capt h at sPoqt
pool, reported ut los shillings per standard
sold to Boston
Char t 70 load at oSa NB ISepoo
BARK MoNErA, CTS TONS AIh, built at Damariscota in
1868 has been sold At or about $28,0N
BARK SAN SHEPPARD (Br), Evans, at Philadelphia 9th
om reports date ate M Charles Albert
ton
scHR DAVID NKwcoxD of welleet 6424 TONS built at
salem sccRp to be- s eea
ing and will hail from Rockport
ScHR MARY ELIZA, at Providence has been sold by
G sturges to parties in Boston on private terms.
scHR T4nITnA HANNAH 1881 tons: Of Bridgeport ct,
Florence Dill, of Greenpoint, LII, for $1,000
scHR EXCELSIOR Br, saunders, from Porto Rico for
New London before reported overdue put into Glouces
ter, Mass, March II.
asserted that the brig Mary Celeste found derect
for eeved at the nse S a
her deseron at sea was job to dcfraud the insurance
Capt Eli Phnney of Centrevile with Russell Marston
and others have recently purchased the fine New Haven
spect about $50 tons capacity She will be engaged in
the general ireghting business under the command Of
Whalemen.
Cleared at San Francisco March6 bark Comet Ravens,
Bark Abn Barker Potter, of NIB was at Monganui Jan
with 1890 bbls Of oil, all told, bound a cruise-aii
schr VIM Grozier of Provncetown, being fitted for
Ess1-ne' s----s
resssa-ss~ Spoken.
steamship Scandinavian from Portland for Liverpool
sisamshiP ss%sTia from Boston for Liverpool March
Barn Venus lsf; Davis .davs from New York for Rot
BarR ksvensbcurpe "a" Campbc % DAYS from DEM
ersra for Bull River march TO- Oh Charleston bar,
aeS SaJs Jan e. @ s. n's win letter
Foreign Ports.
Bnrxns March 7.AIrSsd previous ship Crown Prince
AIrxHsDsl1 ErypD, Feb iS-saed brig Mary E Thay.
BARXcoX March lin port schr Geo Washington, sher-
lock, for New York; idg; and others as before
load sugar for Portland Me- and sail about March l.
FHLscvIr, i, March Ii-Arrived, ship BOyn'on Pal
eisRaLT4n Feb Slowed ont brig Meta dtap, Trapo-
PASSED. March s. steamship Assyria tBr) Smith, from
Genoa n;s.d for r New YORK. S;s vrc, s,ro., M, cu
brig seSdG I Gafl
e H rSrs lsh BARK Siufa rasavia dtap Bad from
HAVANA, March ii-hrriVeu, s%ausnp Slty OF havana,
Deaken, New York,
LIVERPOOL, March lt-Arrived, bark ATLANTA (Br),
Henry Galveston 18th, ships Bessie Crosby (Br Trefrv,
Savannah; Lady Blessngton, Williams san Francisco;
bark John Geddie (Br), smith, New orleans: -.
MovILLE, March l3-Arrvcd. steamship Italia, Greig,
New York for GLASGOW
MEssISA Feb l6-In port banks Sarah Kingsbury,
Perry, for Boston, to sail u, days; Busy, Linden for
Philadelphia, to commence ldg the following week;
for Baltimore, to sail 18th Mary Edison, sparrow and
Young Turk, Nickerson for Boston bgs David sinclair
Br) Britain. for New York, TO sail 18th; VIM Walsh,
Cay for Philadelphia: Nimwaukie, Perkins for United
10 |
kel Acadia Br) Canton, and Josephine lBr Canton,
do Todd, Mcclure, from Trieste arrived 18TH for
United States: Fred Thompson tBr) Menzes, ron Car
din arrived 18th for United States; schrs Mary Rich,
Rice, for New York Cicerone (Br), Curtis, Tor United
States.
NASSAU March 6-Arrived schr Susan, Dearborn, Port
land for Sagua (see Disasters
RorrKRpxs March i2-Arrived, ship Macaulay, Rod
ST. JoHS, NIB, March s-Arriveo, schr Northern Home
(Br), Eagles, Savannah
TRrrsrr Feb i7-Tn port bark st Anna ct Maria dtaD
Starita, for New YORK.
American Ports.