The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20
ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHgTESrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
and Queenstown, nth, with mdse and Ss passengers
a HrT ns weather arrived at
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ms and S to e. Il
with mdse and passengers to the Pacific Mail Steamship
Steamship Mississippi, Grower, New Orleans April II,
with mdse and passsngers to Baker M .u,.,,
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OF London GsOes Shanghai
s e & n o sHh u S s.a 81 sss r. lat
%edsrss gales
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the meridan from thence to the Cape q
on FEB Hss passed Hslsps March and crossed re
With Wit s strong Winds and tSss oss Jan i "a sa
soso New s8 9G 3 OUT Fen
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brig Star Of Devon tBr), from Agoa Bay for Lon.
Bark All AUS. susich Liverpool Feb 2 with mdse to
Bark Larkspur tof sunderland Story. Gloucester Feb
"a with mdse e Boyd Hincken.
Tetens Bockmann Took the middle passage, and had
MARCH e f % 81 "se ss% as NSw
hours; was Il days west Of the Banks '-'A"s =
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had strong westerly winds; was 80 days west Of the
Bark Lima swed), Aimgren, Hayre, 4sdays, in bal
20 n e ade been Geo. oSk se wss ~
April 10 lat e 20 lon &C $ spoke schr Edward Burnett
1assarip. Naples ;. day, with
NV gales and cams been 10 days west Of Bermads. -
Trinidad days with sugar and moassss % gs
bridges Sons Had moderate weaher been days
Bark Honduras tof Kingston. J sutton, Matsnzas y
strong northery and westerly winds was days north
Bark EioTri narout tOf Richmond, Me- Dudley, Ma
from east desi alsa vessel Isborins heavily
spoke brig Faustna hence FOR Havana a. " = A'--s
Nssmith saur Been days Of Hattefas with strong
ss + r.. HsSss ss' Ds"s
y rss G sos &C. '
sec Been zdays north Of Hatterss with light easseriy
Brig Thomas Turun ,Cof New HAVEN, Thompson Maya.
to
variable winds; been days north OF Hatteras April
ersSsIsfs syaFSss ssS
days with moa 1. to Howell Son cS vessel e
aatteras Sailed in company with brig James Gray
n days, with rubber and nuts 70 Sumaraes; vessel
to weinberg. Had moderate weather to lat 30 N;
Of aateras April IS lat Is lon 60 81 SPOKE sssr Liz.
sshI Cha Moody FI.ntgr Me- Abbot Para
weinberg Haa moderate weather to Hatteras; from
thence adayn with strong NV gales; carried away b-
schr = Higgins 81 Proyn cctewnA Paine, Jacme 4
J weinberg Had variable weather; has been days
IS schr Frank Atwood Mccsy, Baracoa 70 days with
fruit to VIM Douglas; vessel TO BJ Weinberg Has been
5days north of Hateras with strong gales from west to
days. with fruit 10 7 J Madge vessel to Z Staples.
Been DAYS north OF atteras with light essery winds
The bark Antelope, which arrived the 18th inst,
reports variable weather. Been days of Hattcras
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson, Portland for New
York. with mdsc and passengers
schr Chss Mayo, Rogers Rockand for New York, with
Jane Connor stoningon for New York. with stone
sshr a Pike, Cove, Perry, NE, for New York, with
schT Ssnsnsd, Achorn, Rockland for New York, with
sShr ohss HELLER; Hopkins, Bangor for New York.
schr New Zealand, Haskell Rockport for New xsrk,
with granite to jersey City Granite Co
schr Geo Temple, Hunter, Georges Banks for New York
schr WIN Ammon, Grant Bridgeport for Baltimore.
Schr Terry, Raynor, Fall River Tor Virginia
schr Cetacean, Macy, New Haven for Virginia.
@ n1s ss h asS g Ne% oI Ss S y
schr Lewis Jane, spodord, Huntington for New YORK
gchr Lszie, Taylor, Providence for New YORK.
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