The New York herald., 1873-12-20

Barks Rosevelt for Maanzas; Atlantic, for Barba
haaaa for Philadelphias Fannie Lorns for Carde
ar M0s
aegos; Kolama, Tor G,bratar; Nse vnusted for @ Ma
mouth Npptqn or Go . 5ansro Nellie Ware for cien
Telegraphic Marine Correspondence.
NEWPORT, RI, Dec 10, 1878.
schr rroc toi Tsbury MISS. Dillingham; from Provi
denee for Vineyard Haven. in ballast ashore during
a log 2t O'Clock AM today, Brenton's Reef The
Newport wrecking Company Immediately went to her
assistance and she was found full OF water and on
beam ends They succeeded IN hauling her of, and
e s in an ne o pqe p b and nor
saved.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP GEORGE II WARREN (Br) Durand, at Rio Janeiro
Nov from calao grounded on the Thome G Bank Oct
but the captain and two seamen were taken on board by
the Brazilian schr Don Ironaos but in few hours the
ssns Of xi;hoS Material she
age to Rio Janeiro arriving oct25
SNIP sAeAMoRs Wood, at San Francisco Dec Il from
port during which split sails, &c.
BRIG Dos CHlscioTTA GtaD, Cappola, from Plymouth,
o ssM anS % Put
mast, with sails The master was waiting for nstruc-
drea passed Turks Islands Dec q had heavy weather
entire passage, and split sails.
scHR G ". D'ENrnKMoNr. mot steamship Honor as
telegraphedl, of sheburne, from North sydney with
the morning 9TH inst with unknown vessel sail.
Ing Up the Bras o Carrying hsr e away m tine M
beached TO prevent sinking She will be taken to North
Sydney for repairs
scHR FANNIE EDITH from Boston for Belfast colided
last week with schr near White Head and lost ibboom
and head gear.
scnR L CowrERrHwAIrE. of Providence. which was
Del, Dec Is, TO be thoroughly rebuilt.
ScHR ApoLpH HucEL. wicks from New York for Alex
nd so ss sSd rS ht wind I'M on The
made to tack she niisstayed and went ashore at
WatShaprgHss Inlet i Both vessel and cargo win be
with good weather. aud Cant Wick; remains by the
STEAMER wAMsurrA, Fish. from New Bedford for New
York before reported ashore at Ma,nicock Point came
at the city after She head on at about half
tide on sandy bottom in perfectly smooth water, and
sustained no apparent damage,
DUBLIN Dec 1.-THE brig Johanna Margaretha CNor),
for sw 99s %hs a wea Sss ar @ Bank
had keel damaged. She has been docked to-day
pairs.
GALVESTON, Dec 13-schr Robert Ruff recently arrived
from Cedar Keys, with loss OF main and mzzenmasts by
have been taken out and will be replaced by new ones
LIvERrooL Dec The Starlight Bunker, from New
las before reported by the Menzach (, had several
Started and rigging damaged; She was aferw ards found
to be making more water than usual
York which collision Soy g Gas before rspotsd
stanchions covering board, &c carried away, and
sth@The Formosa arrived here reports that Nov l. in
lat 3 n lon Y passed the sapphS of st John. NIB
and vessel full OF water.
MAnsE,lLrs Dec s-The Reno, cacace, from Genoa
this port for New Orleans general cargo, has
totally lost on the coast OF Cuba; saved
.ouErssrowS, Dec 3-The ravio, Cancro, which ar
Tns Fri King % MsIn'Syrs from Lvsrppcl for Boston,
aa @ yse aSe ea hhe TO osa hyn a en-
The victory Faconer, which arrived here to-day from
New York has boats stove and part OF buwaks carried
deiphia Trieste reports that the vessel which was
abandoned Noy IS thrown her beam ends Nov IS
owing 70 the main and sd mizsn nsts being carried away
Miscellaneous.
The purser of the steamship Java, from Liverpool has
thanks for iavors
The purser OF the steamship Weybosset from Port au
Prince, DC, has our thanks for iavors.
Purser Macbeth, of the steamship Manhattan from
Charleston. has our thanks for iavors.
KncRerbocer crossed the bar at southest Pass at sS
@ sef e sG trip on
wArER-Pairick oNell and Frank Miller two Of the
sci to visit ihcr travis Oct and We're lost in the ier
30 avf In ea e 5qm t
week The men six days and nights in their dory
IN e 9r c h n
% mr ,sy hsa & ggeh up an og p eVe an
enough %sS il tSer oiled Jackets esve their ssH rasns
seventh m9rnlag ther eyes eadaened BY the sight
sotwsa o eodS hsy H BE
and t6s were asn me heard II
g% only on % g. Who % eS1d psS
HsFs H @ s tie rap
again After passage e ye n weeks EEK they arrived in
furni ished them with clothing, provided them with a
@ opPo y are now peSaoy ON e pas ss
sage Their escape from an an awal n1 death @ was
short time longer No tidngs have yet come to hand
Ing 10 the same vessel who nobiy r,sked their lives 70
go in search Of these their companions but
sHiPpUrLprsc-carter 4 Co of Belfast have laid the
keel for brig q CO.. tons 70 be owned by PARTIES in that
OF brig James Miller
LAuscuroAt Danariscotta 9Th inst fine schr called
measures III tons she Willie commanded by Capt Web
At st George, 5h inst by Bean 4 Long splendid
sL % and ~ on ne os oroua s HAN s Of Gd
TO be OF the best vessels built this the State
s ESa Gap y eny e ne K6a oa co nd
others TO be commanded by Capt Henry Giles Of 81
At Glasgow recently from yard Of Messrs Aiken
West Inda branch Of the Cunard companys service Is
@ horse PSwsr @ gad % apTa ri er MAJ qSs
Ihe Beta il to between Halifax, bermuda aud st
steam collier neadgg Is 1900 tons burden
Messrs Cramp sons Kensington, Pa.
Notice TO Mariners.
NEWPORT, RI Dec 10, 1873.
The United states steamer Mistletoe arrived nis MORN
ami south foini, of Goat island In this harbor which
has been OF much diculty to vessels entering
port.
Arrived at Talcahuano Oct 2l, bark Mary Susan Hc
rendcen, NIB with the oil before reported 900
sp), and sailed Nov on five months cruise and then
home. :,
Arrived at do Nov y bark John Carver, Howand, Of
NIB 1876 bbIs last cruise, who reported. no date bark
Sane, shIyerick do with 400 bbls sp.
vhip Canton Lapham OF NIB, was at Albany MI Sept
29 with 900 bbs ~ oil Bound on cruise 70 DC at Bun
bury In March.
spoken.
ship Birkby t3r Allen, from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco Nov M lat Z NJ Ion 20 30W
Bark Frcdc DER. from Newcastle Tor Philadelphia,
Nov rs, lat AZ Ion ~.
Bark Luccn tFrl Aubriot from Newcastle, NsW, for
San lrancsco Oct 10. lat Il ~ Ion lf w
Brig Mary Ailerton, fpm Richmond ior KIo Grandc,
Oct iatg NJ Ion ~ w