The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-03
Marine Disasters.

sHIr GLoRlANA-st John, NIB, Sept 2-Thc ship Glori.
ana bound from London to this port, foundered of st
Pierre, Miquelon. The second mate drowned, but
the rest of the
ports that Aug 70 ana 20 lat Is 80 50 80 had
blwarks haa cabin filled with water and lay six hours
with lee rail in the water
horn, had sails split in the laie gale
BRIG AnTnyS !BT. johnson, from Boston, before
RG ne arrived at Halifax d'maS' will go on the ma
BRIG EsxA from Baltimore for Portland, before re.
got of after being lghtened.
on ea ashore
Crew saved.
scIR AEorynvs of orring :on), Nye, picked up at
day she had evidently been abandoned by officers and
s
On. Sa ng having been taken Of Their by
They supposed that the Arcturus had sunk and were
saved the Tune they were taken the crew re Of
The brig they had been sixty hours without sleep their
ing they expected the vessel 70 sink any moment
instant near the sntrancs q Vineyard Sound, ie n
and for Which had bees struck by saas and
n saps M a sn SSs
arrived today and reports that in the gale Of the
@ nit We ZEN wes from Caps Sable she
dismasted and in sinking condition. All hands were
taken oil and brought 10 this port by the Samuel Ober
miscellaneous.
-he purser of the steamship Columbia, from hava
ma, has thanks for favors.
AMERICAN LLoYps UNIVERSAL REGIsTER-The September
Supplement to this work has been received from Capt
Thomas Taylor Director IS Wall street 1t is replee
with information regarding vessels built and changes
taken place during the pas; month-valuable
to underwriters and others engaged in shipping
BRIG nary CELESTE, concerning whose abandonment
at and mysterious diappeance of her crew while
cited so much interest arrived at Boston Sept from the
pii Ss%sa RsSs PR"s ans
about at near the Western Islands, with no one on
good condition the iatee Of the crew has never been
e san D ans 81. ses
thinking their vessel was liable to prove total wreck
and ali hands persisted in the SEES. She was then com
and eh tSsT at ss
disaster No dings have ever been received from any
srE4xrs coxxkKeE left Boston Sept for Cape Breton
to assist IN reaunchng the eet Of fishing vessels ashore
Mutual Fishing Association She will be commanded by
master and win be supplied with all needul wrecking
apparatus
SHIP PRopKnrY-The continued stability of the market
large and varied transactions OF the past month and
ono %s point
the the e Of the
trade and considerable rivalry exists 70 secure
cent serious loss OF vessels and the approach the
equnocdal and winter likely 10 this
have reached the eliminating point since first
ss OF two to four years e cos old are he
but the Of tonnage Offering for sale is very
the past month ships Progress 1919 tons register
built at Damarscotta. 1851 meallcd November 1870
5ohn 81 sR Su Is a No.
tons built at Boston, 1851 mcalled May 1871, $4,000
Elizabeth Hamilton, s64 TONS built at Portsmouth, ls7
at baltimore, 1860, mealled 1871, $4,000; W Farms:
worth r s2s TONS built at Mattagoiset 1855 metaed
april s s s sSoH sSns built hr,s at Gam
neck SIC tons built at Bath 1884, metalled June 1872
s0o R9cky Glen sgs IONS built at Eooinston 1850
@aidoboro '' isSa Installed APRIL isis s1o5 Estele,
OBI, 3 tons, built at st Johns NIB mctaled October
1870 500; Uncle sam, III tons built m France 1853
Whalemen.
Sailed from New Bedford Aug 81 schr Clara Sparks,
Of and for Provincctcwn after dchargng cargo OF OIL
having taken lis bbs SD oil last cruise-l5O bbs sp and
/ $50 do VIII oil all told; all well .
Bark Orlando Montrosc Of NE was a. Maurus July
| and home.
| Bark Roman. Swain, OF New London was at Bravo
June *; had nothing; had light winds all the pas
| sage, was bound 10 Coughs Island
Brig Isabella OF New London. was OF Cape Race July
Y; all well; bound 10 Cumberland Inlet
| Spoken.
Brig suwancc, from Baltimore for Boston, Sept J. OF
Chincoteague Ny pilot boat M II 0rinnell, No 49,
Foreign Ports.
AxJ,rR. July Passed, bark MORO Castle. JewsH
| sender, from Manila for New YORK.
BoxBAY, July 25-In port ship VIM Woodbury., H.rri
man, for Liverpool