The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-11
SAILED.

Havre briggs Rebecca, Lisbon; Aglaia, Aspinwall.
Wind at sunset SW.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
NEWPORT RI Feb 10, 1873.
The revvue cutter Moccasn, Capt Richie, arrived this
PM from cruise eastward, with surfboat Block ISL
and life saving station Reports this morning boarded
schr Eliza Rebecca, Capt Price, Great Egg Har
Dor, from Hoboken for Providence, loaded with COAL
lying off League Rock. with her sails blown away in the
gale yesterday and the vessel badly iced up with
treboard frozen fast and in need Of assistance Capt
Richie, Of the cutter, sent an officer and boats
aboard and got her anchor weighed and lowed her into
Newport Capt Price states that his only hopes in
bringing his vessel in where he could anchor and
in hopes of meeting the Moccasin, knowing she
cruising and his hopes fulfilled In seeing her
ing down to him. and the hail was "Are you in
want of assisancef The reply was, II am and my
arc completely worn out" Thanks returned to
Capt Richie and by Capt Price for their friendly
aid.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP NoRrH AMERICAN (Br Scott at Portland 9Th
cabin flooded.
Kong reports LEFT Hong Kosg Oct l2 on the IAN had
lasting slsw sa
heavy rain; blew away sails: Dec Is had hurricane
lower foretopsails
The hull Of the stranded bark Frances sold by
5000 sabseaSeny to the sale BY the
to aG ga set up e e an
ent owners arc making preparations to float her of the
BRoADsrArRs Jan Tat AM signals of distress were
observed from the North Sand Head The Rams
50 the aid Of Ss s On e
n at spot hey Snd the s S
saP Which n they &c in domg The vessel
COPENHAGEN. Jan Attic brig Cgana of st PETERSBURG
Jost from Savannah TOR Reval coon grounded yester
steamer and lowed to this port her bottom has been
examined BY divers ii possible she viii her
falmouth, Jan 27-Herman voss, the seaman missing
from the American 6rganns Alberta late Captain liar
the vessel with which the Aiber was in collision on
BALLAST with loss Of an anchor and %
FAYAI, Jan 16-The Henrlete, wshart from Bull River
for LondSn with rock put in here l4th Jan
10 have upper works caulked and to undergo
The American bark Kate Williams of and for Boston,
4m 'e isana OF 81 Jorge orange put
days FOR New Y9rx general cargo and put in
Dee t2 Ss s ns
viii have wns to Ss hsse
portion Of cargo to repair.
hs9 .h Ia. bsss a'
HALIFAX, FEB lo-rhe amastcd Am schr Edith, which
sss 1es since has been repaired
snS FOR Wilmington has been
The s. on iayta"'d damage
LEnnrcol, Jan 1.-THE Duke Of Wellington Allan, Of
mhfn made
feet water per hour daring heavy weather.
she was discharging 2sd inst
LrsBoS, Jan 23Tne Universe Jones' from Liverpool for
Savannah, which put in here Jan 10 eaky, had IL is
said, struck against log or some other floating SUBJ
The Junak, Bonaich, from New York for Falmouth
which put In here Jan leaky, WILL It Is stated dis
charge the whole OF her cargo. as II is damaged.
JAN Sc SIS Ss C%
charging port completely lost Coast Ccrror fThs proh
ably refers to the ship semiramis Capt Gray from Car
diff Sept 30 for Montevideo
QuKKSsrowN, Jan T-Tb" Lochlee, Boig, from Cepha.
onia New York tcurran which put In here I'D inst
with loss Of sails ana foremost sprung, &C. was making
water.
RAxseArr, Jan 2sThc sabra Moses bark, Robson re.
ported Jan rs ashore on the Kensh Knock oot ON VOC
erday morning and anchored of the North Foreland
She Is reported TO have received no damage,
RRDcAR, Jan 26-The bark Kate Crosby. OF Yarmouth
N 81, from Antwerp for Mddlesborough BALLAST was
his morning by Shields tug, but was cot on after re-
naming about three hours with the or Tho
Dsuness tug OF Middesborough and proceeded 10 her
destination; damage not yet ascertained.
Vice. Jan 2m 20 SNCopy q Teegraml Julia
dessina, crew ana second mate saved
Miscellaneous.
Purscr Pope Of the steamship Livingston from savan.
,ah. has thanks for favors
srxAxsHrp HurBoLDT QSG), Arnold, from Havre via |
'tetn for New YORK which put into 81 Johns NF, Feb
, short Of coal sailed for destination sth.
BARN FANNIE, s92 tons built at sedgwick Me- in 1857
been sold " New York parties understood at about
$780,
Twenty nine hiryseconds Of schr Grace Girdler has
cen sold at this port at the rate oil about 5000
Capt Jas Armstrong has purchased the masters share
the schr Naonta OF Bangor, for $4,000 and other par
les smaller shares.
McConville and others have purchased schr Berry
{ BucksDort; terms privats.