The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28
Herald Marine Correspondence.


NEWPORT RI Feb a. 1873.
Schr George d Loud, Hobrook, from Boston for Will
mngton, NC, with cargo of furniture, went ashore
the side Of Block Island the 2lst inst in
storm, and got of this morning by the Block Island
Wrecking Company, and lowed into Stonington this AZ
ternoon for repairs.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP VOLUNTEER, Crossman, from New York for
Wilmington NC before reported ashore lies II miles to
the south of Body Island Light 1t showing and
blowing heavily from the northwest when she went
ashore Capt Crossman arrived at Norfolk 25th INST in
he cargo. ana tie work pFosressisg when he le
hope OF getting her Off although she lies in very shoa
water. At low tide man can walk of to her.
SHIP ALARM (Br), Watson, from Pensacola Jan 8 for
Liverpool is reported by cable to have been abandoned
from 'Has
snss AnyspEI C4srLE Br Frssbcdy from New York S
S a~r q S5 5i ito T Ssa acw ana OS IBIS
bacon arrived at King Road on the ed inst with
town. arrived at New Orleans Feb e. leaky; would dis
charge cargo tcotton) and repair
SHIP EucEsIE Ger, Java for Falmouth r, with
sSified was ~ o '"0n"' eAA' anu Win cargo
A. Key West on ship West We Derby Br from Mobile Sr
and the vessel to leave next day for destination de
fore reported sailed Feb ls).
BARK ApELeuSpE (Nor) Tutsmuths from Liverpool Nov
to Queenstown Feb Is, ieaky. fN' '"'N
BARK ScHARNHoRsr GER. at San Francisco 18TH inst
hea~y wv ssls ' away '0000 curing
scuR LIZZIE DArcurLpxR, Henderson, from Baltimore
dTrsss in port to leak
se To- h cut hl and
her bottom calked.
sssS nc sslsq S s s
had landed about half of her 2ls and the leak
above the copper, when she will reload and proceed
her voyage.
Prince Sere reported a. BERMUDA IN Distress
msned Feb H. and would sell portion Of her cargo Of
=, with A beard
Of coal The rem q the vessel a NTH s
and on the beach, covered with ice.
GAnp,rr Feb l+Erse ror,unato siauo from New York
nse3 S WEATHER and SUFFERED much DAM
age.
DanrxoyrH, Feb ls-Thc Leonidas Gates from Newport
with railway iron and had feet OF water In her hold at
lou s Y. the ~n'n '0'A place III ''' 20
DEAL Feb 1.-THE bark Yarmouth, Brown, from sa-
Sor and on the night he @ and
ed to has again returned 70 the Downs and
and again FOR desnacn
EAsrronr, Ne, Feb 2sschr Adde P simpson, lost on
beo and several year, had run between EastpOrt
LONDON, Feb ls-steamship Hevetia, Grigs, from New
York, reports FEB lat 43 N lon W. at three PM,
ship in crippled condition, under bare poles,
She proved to be the iron ship Zor0aster with manmat
gone by the board and mizcntopmast at the with all
spsrs attached The head yards were intact but all sails
seemed all right and the captain wished to be reported
Wind at the time NV true fresh, with snow showers and
hsan New York Jan foF LOndon ''''
MADEIRA Feb o.The master AlsinO and crew ofthe
Caupolican Mobile for Barcelona before reported
abandoned, arrived at Funchal on Feb
QUEENSTOWN. Feb 1.-THE bark Wallace, Mccormack
from Liverpool with general cargo for New York,
arrived leaky.
RYpr, Isle Of Wight Feb ls-The Argo russian barh)
from Baltimore for London, has anchored with loss OF
sails, leaky and cargo heated.
YARMOUTH Isle of Wight, Feb 1.-THE screw steamship
Woodham Nor still lies In about position where
she ashore at Chiffon near Brixton IW) About half
and steam pumps nave been safely got board and
commenced working this afternoon The Robin Hood
steam tug Is in attendance and diver has also COM
mcnced operations by going under her DO and round
her.
Miscellaneous.
The purser of the steamship Algeria from Liverpool
has our thanks for courteses
BRIG CLARA J ADAMS McFadden, from Baltimore for
Havana, put into Key West Feb 49, with supposed case
Of smallpox on board but upon the visit o the
Oicer who reported IL otherwise, she saiieo imineoae
ly for destination
ScHR CONVERT, % tons, built ut Barnsablc Mass,
In 1855 length rs breadth Of beam ~ feet depth OF
hold feet carries iU1 feet eastern umper on zee. OF
s ssS was '0' At '0''0" '''" y ''-'' '' ~
scuR LILLE RrcH OF weIeet 80 SO TONS built at East
Haven has been purchased by Capt Jacob Perkins and
others OF Gloucester and will be employed as reigher
FISHING scnR JONI BRowN, Of Gloucester GS9i tons,
built at Essex in 1860 has Dech sou 10 MI bake anu
others OF Boothbay, Me-
Loro PAssAcr-Thc schr Mary Femerick, which
rived at Lynn day last week rom Philadelphia was