The New York herald., 1873-10-11
Marine Disasters.


Marine Dtsa stcrs.
| pJ- For loss of the bark vnco tBr, Robson, from
Charleston for Loudon port arrivals The regis
tered 43S TONS built at Bathurst NIB, in 1854 and
hailed from Liverpool
BARK pEasaas Br from Limerick for MIramch Ira has
Sy bark ai
fore sunk ewss Del arlfed out dur,
light she Is probably breaking up as large auanstiss3 3 OF
Ne & hs
% pua S ON he 7 a While hi ns az
Breakwater; lost sails and leaks badly.
| BRIG WM ROBERTSON, Mcguire, from Round Pond Me-
for Charleston, put into Boston Oct TO- with sails split
p e o or e
bar opposite Lewes, Dell she came off and proceeded the
same afternoon.
scHR RUTH ATWOOD, before reported ashore at Chat
ham, has gone to pieces.
ScHR JANE HUpDELI, from Philadelphia. arrived at
Norfolk the Sth inst leaking badly and with loss Of
one anchor.
scHR wooDRuFY SIMS for Ne W York. put back to Nor
folk Oct with loss OF sails and deckoad OF wood.
soER ELLEN REED from philadelphia, arrived at Nor
in her hold, and i. leaking badly
scIEs MARY JANE, Leek. and JoHS TYLER, s =, from
of anchor each.
JSas m s been
of her cargo
Sem raAsxIs Psowsa % \ from Philadelphia for somer
Joe Flogger 8h inst
scHR MARY WILLS from Portsmouth Va, for Alexan-
apeake Bay supposed have driited Smiths Isl
rough.
scHR CHARrrE BELL Br, from St John, Mr. for Phila-
sepha at br m oct WAS IL contact % @ with
had boat stove and mansail badly torn
scHR SARAH QUINN from James River for New York,
woo S3 Norfolk win loss Of anchor and dscA0ad
scnn MILLER, nom Boston for Washington, at Nor.
folk Oct 5, had lost sails and one anchor.
ScHR II WAINWRIGHT, Lord, from Philadelphia at
norfolk Oct s lost deckloaa OF railroad ties
ScHR CoRpELIA NrwKIRK from Philadelphia for Wash
ngon arrived at Norfolk Oct with loss Of anchors and
sails
York which put back Oct ieaky resumed her voyage
the 9th.
scHn WIN BoARpxAs arrived at Norfolk Oct with loss
of anchor and sails
scHR YANKEE DOODLE from Chick ahomnv River for
New York. put into Norfolk Oct 10 with loss of
scHn BIsss mot as before reported) from Phladcl
shh m ior M ~as @ & IN fe % S gae
g. Oct TO- '0u'n q o"e'ApAA' A' - '0f'0'A
ehoPs Gse pu' 'A'0 '0'''A on ''' WIN ''' 00' IN
TES Msa5s cTavsy Vie from rom ym'hs M Island for
chor 'n'0 N0''0A 's '' S' WIN ''S' 0' one
SCRIP 4 sAyspgss Godfrey, from Norfolk TOR phIa.
and vessel waterlogged
OF woman, somewhat muti!ated about the head, was
the city, It IS supposed that all hands pershed fhe
wreck was being lowed up to Boston by fishing vessel
THE SCHOONER before reported ashore at Sandy Hook
total loss.
tn e @ n wnica saed rom I'm Alex Alex
at Metompkin Point
Capt Foster OF steamship WIN Kennedy. at Baltimore
ashore Smiths Point
survey held Oct on schr J Fabens, bound to sa.
lnTT wi In
mended that the deckload be discharged for further
animation.
which was towed beck 70 in distress recon-
animation.
Emblem M s Me-
wednesday in consequence Of rough weather She lost
and proceeded 70 her assistance and met the com
ps On he G % H esafss
Bradley 5u i was nr11. u9d ,S owing lie
ashore At Gap Head and became total loss she
EoRvoLK Oct g--An unknown schooner, dismasted and
full Of water. is OF the Horseshoe.
QUEBEC oct e1The brig W Eaton bound to Montreal,
Is ashore on White Island Reef The Anglesca sent
SOUTHWEST PASS, Oct l0-The ship Endymeon (Br),
ayn' II s Sn a as arSfe ne rePo s % heavy
the German Aurora miles from this bar with her
topgallantmast and mzzenmast gone.
Ss sen % @ 2
OF TODAY pared her port chain mt 80 Pm and rode by
her starboard cham until $50 o'clock, when that also
The schooner Australia Of Booth Bay parted her
chains aud went ashore az the head OF the harbor.
The schr Island Belle OF Easport, parted chain
and slipped the other and ashore at the head OF the
narbor bu, aftsrwards succeeded in hauling of and
lOthThe schr Australia. reported ashore yesterday,
was got afoat Today without damage
Brig Benjamin Carver, which went ashore yesterday.
remains tight and viii have to discharge part her
cargo be fore she can be got or -
The northeasterly gale which commenced on the night
Of the 7th inst, still continued
Mtacel "A N ANNA.
missing vsssKI-The schr Lizzie K OF st John NIB 2t0
tons register which sailed from New York Cow
Bay CB has not since been heard from. She is owned
by r Russell and Alex Rogers. Of Hopewe, NIB, and
was built at that place In l52
LAuScmKD--At Bath. Me- 9th inst by william Rogers
hne barque OF 1l89 tons named the Colusa, owned by
Stephen Parker Co OF San Francisco, Col Charles n
Sampson, and others Of Providence, XII, and Laban
Howe, Of Dennis, Mass Capt Charles nawes OF the
latter place, commands her.
At Seaport 7th Inst from the yard OF william McGn-
very. barque Of 375 tons called the Clara Mcvery
owned by Capt Nichols Capt Joseph Walnut and
others 10 be commanded BY Capt Walnut
Notice 20 Mariners.
new light has been established at the port Of Arzen
on the coast OF Algeria II IL Of the fourth order Axed
burner and erected at the extremity OF the breakwgter
on the Muson II eau be seen distance OF mlles In
ordinary weather.
Wna1cmen.
Sailed from New Bedford Oct ship Milton Fuller for
Pacific Ocean.
spoken.
Bark Cambridge Miller from Crescent City for Mel
bourne. Aug II. Iatt ~ y, Ion 10y W.