The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-02
Wind at sunset NV by N, light.
NJ arine Disasters.

Marine Disasters
BRIG GILPIH (3r) Sambrooke from Nevassa for Swan
sea- touched at Inagua June Is Tor water The
fused duty consequence OF the vessel making two
missed misc" the mater By procuring hand and the
vessel proceeded on her voyage.
BRIG WoopCoCK (Br), Nelson at Boston the 3Oh ult
shoals and had to throw overheard 80 to 40 hhds
scHR PHo Blatchley, sunk off Guilford night of June
while to win mses as oG she was ss
| nearly out of water at low tide
scHn BUCKEYE. of Rondout which took cargo Of coal
coed home without receiving repairs
Steiner Er,FE Ct the cQs Wsssckns Go Of New
a. shortly after her arrival she steamed out Of the har
about seven O'Clock the same evening At about three
o'clock on Wednesday, the 18th, the town OF s.
broken out on board the steamer, then lying in the
to eSinga.h flames Without snccss In order
snd f so ha TG Toss she was finally
ognnrc June 2s-shp , Cavalier Br, Frosley from
Island yesterday, but came oil and proceeded.
Miscellaneous.
Purser W Gerard, of the steamship Columbia, from
Havana has thanks for promptly forwarding files
and dispatches
Purscr c CLARK, Of the steamship Albemarle, from
Bermuda, has our thanks for favors
Parser WIN Hathaway, Jr OF the steamship San Saliva
dor from Savannah, has our thanks tor courtesies.
We indebted to Purscr Lewis Douglas, of the
steamship Huntsville, from Savannah for favors
REUNION. Tucker, Boston
baya reports Win Parks second mate. died on the pas
sage.
n s' Sss M Gn s
be launched on before July 4. Mr. McBrides vessel
W" John shaw at Dennssvc Me- is constructing beau
td%p fSes p d T hE~a win &c Be
have brig OF 800 tons IL progress
going on at PRESENT time than has been known for %
about u p ySss Is under re mt ,
largest vessel ever built there, ship of 300 tons.
Sss S n brig SR soysa
to Queenstown Tor orders
Notice TO Mariners.
NEwBURypoRr HARsoR LIGHTS.
First class lenses placed in the towers June 90
which can be seen fifteen miles in clear weather
at 1 sa sh S dn e pr
c Is the o f9 OF da e A.
lantic coast
East COAST or ESGIAsp-LoSesToSE rAES ISLANDS
raj trade the revolving light on Limestone Rock has
been improved by being altered from catroptric TO-
The light h n bright ans SvIT @ viii mn n s as
visible in ordinary weather about Is miles.
trinity DS' House London, June H. ISIS
whaIemen.
Arrived at New Bedford June % bark Marccla Tilton
Pacific Ocean with 500 bbls and 400 do VIII OIL sent home
Arrived at do 10th, bark swallow RYDER Pacific Ocean
with 2o Dds sp oil @ a n mcs LEAVING ev 81 heieha
and leo az % o do @ bSS ssop Rns for Is
Ocean. -
Bark Tamerlane, of NIB, Is fitting for wb,, ,;.,
in the South Pacific, in command OF Csvt Motion lafe
OF bark stafford. -''o"' '"'e
Bark Mermaid. Of westport, is At,u, r.. A., ,s..
Ocean to be commanded by Sap dcks late OF the Sea
Queen. wv " w ~
spoken-!une 20 latSlSN ion 81 So W. brig Rosa Ba
kerr bound to Bermuds, ali well
spoken.
ship Macsuiay Rogers, from Rotterdam for Baltimore,
June 30. of the Capes OF Delaware
Bark Mona (Br) from Brunswick, Ga, March IS, for
Montevidco rs days out date, lat 90 n, lon ~ 40
An American bark, with signal HRFC bound east
June % lat ~ So lon TO-
schr Isabel, Dennison, from San Bias for New York
June "A, north ofJupiter Inlet
Foreign Ports.
BnExrRnAvFS, June 2l-Arrived. bark Ada (Br Dur
kee, Philadep hia.
BonsAY May @-Tn port ships Gardner Colby, Dunbar.
and Pocahontas Duncan, for Liverpool: WIN Woodbury.,
Hartman for DO "a full at f3 l6 with In
rate Tor soeds); Ecano, Brown, unc,
BARicoA, June pl-In port schrs Rambler Coleman,
New York; Nellie. Mason for 10: Laura PRIDE Alex.