The New York herald., 1873-11-06

brigs Maresca Qtap, Genoa b Brown, Cadiz;
soon hss prs aars Hsydorn er
Janero za cattarna qtap sou'nam%Gt9n % ebsen
iBrS, barbados; schrs Noyes. st Johns RI Carrie
Clark. Aux Cages.
Marine Disasters.
Nov 4 with loss Of rudder and tore mast sprung.
Sur MxLRosK Neil Hong Kong Sept "A from Shields,
oe wss,aHs and IN
a hs se
BY Ses n hs The
weather to arrival
smr pSSsE G from sansna SEPT M
days out about 81 miles East OF leuconna with her nam
mast with the appearance of having been wrecked.
BARK ApxLLA. from swatow for Newchwang. put into
the sh SeaSy sy' sae, lasting days during which
red away several sails and received other damase The
Sn 5 s w G9S % sSms Chain had
cabeo sept q from New YORK had lost deck load and
damaged.
BARK LOLA Ara,, Chase, from satilla Ga for Buenos
and and WAS discharsns s on the ls Tor repairs
BARK ANNIE AUGUSTA, Turner. from sagua for New
is or d IN
coast experienced heavy gale on the is "a and sd
%nsS qn PaTns S.d .s sss
spruns spSrs and ndus Started aleak '' 1' "0
BRIG JOHN BALcu, Hodgdon, from Savannah for Salem
S M ssk n' the INST wa
into Cape Fear River On the way up was found best
nson pumped and
the city for repairs
sails, &C. : 'N'''~N ' ~
sa s miles g Ts IN na
ward OF Cape San Bias She arrived or the bar Pen
M a Rs x
s@es burst forth with such Siosnce that mad to be
St ii put s e w
survey BEEN held and the Of
deck load has been recommended IN ORDER TO ascerain
load on i,:s the 18th. h. '''' 1'''' - : '
scuR LORETTA FISH, nom Kennebec for Washington,
ington
scus REApIse RArIRoAD No. A. at Alexandra g inst,
Point spy and had unload and at
soonan Island before she could proceed her voyage
on hs Hats %
inst, but was unhurt and will soon be got of.
a from pe Soe M Gr oss
boom and head gear, sailed again 3d. having made
scuR JAMES N PARKER sr Kelley, from Pawtucket for
New York reperted At Bristol with n. manmast sprung
Fan River 4th, into by the schr Florence of
the Florence Snta sustained but little injury
Sem of Me- Staples from onss sos
ter on on Monday aiiernGon taken Oh BY boat Queen
q Sea S TO the toy;
water but not much damaged. Uninsured.
Ser s.S rGS
run into "a pit by the steamer Isaac Bell from New
sh % ef sps Af p tine
sa s ss City
age is being repaired.
Ct 90 100 tons register, name name gnknown went
r Of on the 4h, and had apparently been stripped
BARGE NEKopA sunk OF verplancks Point while in tow
ada has been n & raised By the Baxter Wreck
DEAL, Oct 23.The ship Nautilus, n, from rhiIsdeiphia
hreash
IN te~ he steamer having been engaged hold Ser
until she was supplied; an anchor and LOS fathoms Of
The Robert anderson; opsias; from Antwerp for WI
With with two two anchors and sixty faSoms Of Chain ' ''''n''
HALIFAX. Ms Nov 5-The schooner Juliet (Brl from ST
John NB today reports bark ashore two miles west Of
anchored TO the windward OF the bark.
Oct
ASHORE n the Of h 9Th have b mot yet been
ST HELENA Sept 2-The Fort Regent (Br), Olsen from
noilo for New York before reported put in ieaky has
feI in here I'D inst with mainmass apparent
gensask rom New YorS or Sonstsnilpopls, lett sSe
na % e az @ e hsg M the
bic Asuncion Saliva from Porto Rico, which has landed
Miscellaneous.
The purser Of the steamship Russia, from Liverpool
has thanks for courtcsies
Purser Vim Hathaway, Jr Of the steamship San Saliva
dor from Savannah. has thanks for courtesics
1858 and lately under the Costa Rican daa had
Is now lying In Brooklyn for sale
formerly owned ~ \ I 4 q ariswoa, New York, was was
sold ut Rrsto F. in June last parties in Bremen
to Laskar.
in 1862 and lately hainq from Providence has been
sold at Bristol z, for s6o and gone under the British
IsDgs1sY los tons rsSistsr built at Medford in
Bowden Williams in London for ssoo cash 1e'n sou "
at Ebing in 1867, has been sold for $4,000
BARK YOUNG TURK condemned and sold at Gibraltar
realized about So, 500 hull spars rigging, &C.
BAnK MAssAGsusrrTs. 7ts tons built at Bedford Mass.
the Norwegian flag.
ELLEs FRAvcIs sold at Portland, Me- lst inst
to Harvey Co. OF Augusta, for $4,000.
New York and had arrived It the latter port Oct Is
d @ Ct M%
10 feet keel 80 feet BEAM feet hold called William
ii Van Brunt 10 be commanded by Capt Abram Haugh.
won't She is owned bv the Captain. Garret Wright
Co and others Of staten Island, and Van Brunt Bro
New York.
The schooner Hattie Chevaer was launched on the
28th ult from the shpyard OF Elwood Abrams at Cold
Spring Harbor, III. She is n superior vessel in both
model and workmanship and has been constructed with
white OAK, chestnut and locust The ceiling yellow
pine and the outside OF Ohio oak The deck is white
pine and all the bits cavs and ceats Of locust Her
dimensions Carpen tonnage, g. tons length OF
feet
At Bath Me. Nov T. from the yard OF Chapman Flint
a fine ship Of 1898 tons, named Vim Grace. She Ia
owned by the builders, and will be commanded by Capt
ID . Black.
At Belfast Nov T. from the yard OF Capt Henry McGi
very the ship Antelope. OF about 1900 tons by
Capt Baker McNear, Of Watertown Mass
At stockton recently from the yard OF II Hichborn
the three masted sch Brigader 40J TONS owned by the
Cobb Lime Co, OF Rockland.
Notice to Mariners.
The Spar Buoy, OF Penneld's reef point Cowcs, has
gone adrit