The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-05
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JANUARY s. 1s7s-TRPLE SHEET

Tsns sSchmann Took the sS. I, or psssasss
The the Fr Fra IS nored IN the lower bay
VITA s d Rse F"ne dys o 70
Co Took the southern and had fine weather 70
gales; IS TO- g. spoke bark Victoria Perez
days and he Gowns . days %ass Henry
westerly Hstts era a Ts
weather from thence 10 days. with heavy NE ana N"
sss viii Gs s'S ss eye PSSsfs
AND sd ea ns Ts sns ee
,eos hs sS asgs
ern passage, and had variable weather Has been Il
via SCALA cal NSya IS
%es & Ben%aa na variable mas
w ns sd ss s.sn a ss &c
in lon 20 Had strong NJ rde NV 5 sna
split sails sprung mainboom, &C. Has been days north
Bark Caroline cef Liverpool, Harry. Rio Janero g
sss win eesss tho equator d IN % @
ns Of H%a Win a asesy sp BARK XXX Eaes
| Bp. from Annoy for Boston; -, g.
via ROADS, $ dsys ns to
Brown Co; vessel Fs'ssy Crossed the Equator
ssiS p ssds days , with % %s
ss S q s.
with heavy gales los, part of deck load Is Of lumber
stf Ssrst
s9i
gales with hs1xy saSa and cork
wood to Osborn, Son % vessel to John ztosep1;;
Ss W. Of iq s.rmud and had ne
.s ssns.s % SsS.S T tn
S S.%. u 81 lily SS sf
Sn 80 hsS hs as T Ne
para % FssSs s
u, In lon a2W Had tinc weSther up to Bermuda from
Han: !of PaTspGrs, Ns Parker psr1 p,
DALI ssriaux Co. Crossed the Equator Dec IA in Ion
u. m
Brig Margaret Ridley of Liverpool. Layton, Pernam,
o ns Rs &C. il days ~
ss @ xa
y? aaYen
days north Of with
asys, win I'D iSon to crandail, Bersux Co.
ks q Way
w c sos a L. S ssy
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@S S 4ss EaS %
been days north Of hatteras, with succession Of NE
T Sng Win s %
sswssa M .,1sSs snS
NV gales w to Hatteras from thence fine weather
10 dy wS S
Brig Favorite sof New Haven Dus St Pierre Mart
days with sugar ana m9lasses to S,y Sons
Of ss pSs 1S
soR s Co. Msd mOdSTae Tsahsr Arech
PR days %lsS sugar SnSsiv's, %; vessel e
SeaPs Snam PEI s 1a e. sails.
Seen aya Ssr o Sec ss
lon q 80 spoke sehr Eselle Day. from Philadelphia for
S S Siss
Brig Lydia Cole, Jones Guantanamo 16 days, with
days win
y ga Dss st as ballast al. s
nppe
II days with salt to Russell, HOwes Coz vessel to
m Aux Gss:
the
has q e.
sh sssr s eas n
days or 6se n lat Has g.
smoke bar. Everett Gray, from Liverpool for Matanzas
s.y. sss b. asa
d. s at % ca
%sT LIZ the entire
TSass % %SSss
ni Sss19
Had NJ gales tie 70
ssys nSsts ssse Ponce
T a nar S to
sshr Moves OF Neys,pY5yperS, Lee: Ponce, PR /,
Had noriheFy winds
~ Port sss Prince 1..:. NTH
heavy gale from
e Enes
light S vsT!aSi. Wind: e,AS rom 'nea'' Gays WIN
HsusSIgn MsstsSs: Wiz Sessy
Lydia C0e from Ga "a, snamo for New York
days with salt to woodruff Robinson vessel to
III and r NV se sae days north of haeFa' with
say s % s ea AF to
weinberg Had moderate weather;
hlSss s SsoStssn' ,a'ana,a ~ Gays with
lumber to order.
schr Charles Morford, Parsons Satilla River, Ga,
days. Had fine weather with eastery winds; was de-
tanned outside Of Sandy Hook "a hours by fog:
Schr Ida Birdsa, johnson, Darien Ga, 7 DAYS, with
mdse to Reimers; vessel to master.
Schr Index (of Plymouth Garrison, Charleston IS
days. with naval stores to Overton Hawkns vessel to
Van Brunt h Bro.
railway
Schr Idabclla, Horton Georgetown, G. 10 days. with
naval stores to master vessel to ID Hurburt h Co.
schr John Lee, Vangilder Wilmington, c, days
sehr Nelly Potter, Ga.kili, Wilmington NC, IS days,
with naval stores and cotton to w Uinman Co. Had
rough Gather.
schr Hatton Gordon, Newborn, NC, days. with naval
In ordp