The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-27
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 28, 1873.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
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schr T Williams. Newbury, Virginia.
schr W W Pharo. Collins, Baltimore
sehr Avery RYAN Baitim 1osr for New Haven
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York
schr II Jones, Davis, wareham for Georgetown DC.
Steamer Doris. Young Providence for New York, with
BOUND EAST.
Schr II Hurlburt GrifHng, Baltimore for Bridgeport
Wind at sunset ENE, light.
Marine Disasters.
~ See telegraph columns particulars OF disaster
to brig Albert, from London for Berbice.
SrRAHsHIP CHESAPEAKE from Liverpool for Boston via
Cork where she had repaired after putting bacS again
put back g Jan "a badly damaged She will
BARK You've TURK, Nickerson from Boston for Malaga
WAS a. Gibraar Jan g. repairing ruddcr, having dam
BARK sYLrnrpK (Nor from Boston for Rotterdam, be-
Of aSGfs n, nsA. WAS got %
nnmnna Aer slipping both chains the vessel was
siisrnoon by the cutter Hi.hoash q" DAMAGE va.
saned by the bark the refused to proceed on the
voyage In her.
ScHR Lucy JONES, from Elizabethpor for Boston, at
vineyard Haven oath, reports Was of chatham I'm OF
I'd, when wind sprnging up from NE ran BACK intend
ng TO make harbor, but, commencing 10 snow, an
with loss of boat and anchor and the other anchor
,roken
scpR WREATH Foss from seaford Del, for Boston put
nto Norfolk Jan % TO stop leak.
YAcHr wurs WING, before reported sunk Indian
sand has been raised and pumped ou. The leak was
TO be In the scupper pipe, which had burst from
reezing.
A canal boat loaded with $4,000 worth Of starch was
mi through by and sunk Glen Cove steamboat
lock- Hemp Harbor night OF Jan 16 No Insurance
Miscellaneous.
Purser Pope OF the steamship Livingston from Savan-
lah. has thanks for favors.
indebted 10 the purser of the steamship Georgia
rom Charleston, for his attentions.
BARK Bessie RosrRsThe local inspectors of steamers
the District OF New London have submitted report
generating from all blame the steamer Bristol which
un Into and sunk the bark Bessie Rogers tr loaded
With railroad iron, while entering the barbor of Newport
~ the morning OF Aug l0last.
SHiPButLDiNeA 600 ton scbr In the works in the
hipyard Of CAPT Albert Thomas, In West Haven The |
essel VIII Probably be launched in June. New Haven
md Jersey City parties the
handed by Captain Perry Woodland, Is to be placed
IN the stocks IN the yard OF Mr. Hodgkins at Els
worth.
Messrs Carter 4 GO have four keeis in their yard |
" Belfast Ne stretched side by side Jmasted schr OF
w ions Tor Capt las Perkins; s2mased schS Of 10 tons