The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-04
Marine Disasters.

sHIr IrrryspuRG Walker, from New Orleans for Havre
night inst with the assistance Of the undersrier p
the 81. WI
B.nx RosALS wed wingrsn from Baltimore
caro- bushels corn. She was owned by the cap.
BRIG CLARA P Grnns Parker from St rhoma, for omo.
and New York, went ashore Uioa River Bar HonTm
and ra @se p" 1, Captain
seys # Ta h wss S ~ in the bark
Emery. y D'""'
tons burden Fvseighths Of the schooner was owned
her way from Boston to Easport at the time OF the wreck
sonR WV GILLvx which was sunk at the steamboat
SpsnIing her was out and Gsed last
Essex where she was frozen in Most her cargo has
making rather Improbable trip. ''''
FISHING scHR c HLpRErH, reported ashore on Deer
full OF water. Extent OF damage not ascertaned WV
gAM Jan 2 dS u Johann NM whbusen from New York
broken H''| '' .'e| eN' ''' ION - WIN '"'0ef
CARE Town, CGIi, an is-rhe bark Elizabeth oliver,
SS on Sr Of JAN s B @c crews
saved As the vessel high on the beach it likely that
i evidently ont Her .ase keel pa. ashore
c es east az New ky
81 has been sod with the portion OF the landed for
LONDON, Feb ls-Heport of the Medway 81, David Har-
ris, maserPassed Deal Jan ~, bound from London Tor
on s1eHf lat
%s 81 nd M clean nnr wna a% Gs
Strong from the wesiward judged il piui'nt or the
Gs with tie s snS T. ffa s Ss
spoke CO"
away qry rader h tS, on Oh It and again
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capt Holder, master bark Lizzie RAYMOND Of and
% Ss3s sSs
to the Wheel shipping oesa split amS
,S % ra tack sna
feet huSrcane ship taking in great quantities Of water
sS Hs ss
beds and BEDDING and cooking uensils swept Of deck
sesfs @ @ ssssss
wesha bacRsi"y try to ps 10
@ %s s st S d .9ns
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rail broke several hons covering boards.
S S Ct s two sa s as9
der gone from stern post y was in Impossible e.
f5ev cabin s. 'sRs sS'" deck slias
paT 0. Se w
snsd when oS oS s'Ssn ss and half
and and water washed away Win Inc ssespes d about
wasT M n s Of swansea sa
&: and TcTed ~ the
boats alongside when, after consultation with officers
and crew we determined to abandon the ship more par
tcularly as the decks were becoming 50 hot that
feared Spontaneous combustion Accordingly we aban
donod her but previous to doing fired the ship in
order to prevent disasters TO passing vessels
LISBON, Feb l2-Thc Mansanito Harrison, from Doboy
for West Harllepool (beorc rcpored), abandoned
Feb In lat AZ N Ion IL w taken OF by the Bcstrup
Brunde ~, Norwegian bark which brought them 10
Witch nf has landed he%
sr HELENA Jan 25The maiRmast OF the wisaria, Mil
Ter from Batavia for Boston, which put In here Jan 4,
with damage, has been condemned and the sound por
ton OF is to be used the oremast 395 baskets
which 10 re ported to be damaged.
Miscellaneous.
Capt Chadwick, of the steamship Memnon, from Rio
Janero will accept thanks for the prompt delivery
of our files and dc spatches
The purscr OF the steamship Ocean Queen from As
pinwal, will please accept thanks for favors
BRIG NoRsEN (Nor),. Abrahamsen sailed from Rio ia
ncro Jan rs New York. and put back Feb with cap
tain and mate dead.
spoken.
Steamship Oriental from Savannah for Boston, March
2, OF Montauk -
ship Star of Brunswick Br), Croker, from Liverpool
Nov ~ for san Francisco, Jan H. lal $, lon ~ W.
shin BELLE Morse Gregory from San Francisco for Liv
erpool, Feb IA, lat 40 y, long law.