The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
NEWPORT RI Feb "a 1873.
Arrived schr Joseph Ross Paul, from New York for
Providence, with cargo of COAL with loss of jbboom
and stays in gale of Saturday.
Brig Isabel Beurman Port au Prince was hauled
off Goat Island this morning by cutter Mecca
sin, without much damage.
Marine Disasters.
SNIP SAMUEL REED Gage at San Francisco 18th inst
g% ssw YoE nd s named
cured about $50 miles north Of Falkland Islands, in "a
heavy gale Of wind that lasted DAYS in which every
sHIr NoR'WEsrFR sedgey from New Orleans for Lv-
erpoel before reporsd burned az Key West has cargo
2? hhds tobacco registered iss tons was built at
MedIord Mass in 1854, and hailed from BOSTON.
Sa e. hG Svs % sy gale
n on Vt hpcjd ;ur
other damage.
BRIG ALICE TAnlroS, Conner Philadelphia 2sd from
and shifted cargo.
naans 'o on, IT MensSn fl tmor while
dragged into the wharf smashing her yaw boat very
badly Sna SC dSy She nc dTsd into the
doing other small damage
with cargo q s FS S St sui ' ns Ys tor ew
&c, and proceeded on her voyage Feb H.
Sem JOHN SANFORD from Baltimde for Boston,
24th without the aid The vessl tight and in
good condition The previous report OF r being full
water was incorrect
scuR SIMPSON, from New York tr Portland, is
ashore the shoa ground of Welneet The vessel is
taken out when the weather moderates.
ScHR NATHAN CLIFFORD, CHM, OF and ,r Belfast Me-
from New York; anchored morning OF zionist at the en-
trance Of Provncetown harbor with the ss OF ioresail
b and flying jb, mainsal split and gafopsail blown
away.
scaR L. q NJ Knowles, from Brunswick sa before re.
ported ashore Georges Island Boston hrbor got off
24th, without damage and was towed up tlBoston
scHR ADA tBr), from New York tor st John N B, at
Vineyard Haven reports that she In into while
lying at anchor in that harbor last nighlef I'D by
unknown schooner, and had her main boon broken.
New Haven anchored in Vineyard sound i Gay Head
the cascy gale without damaged but Sed o ea S9t
ing to w IN, and blowing gale both her Gains parted
of chain; will procure anchors and jib and roceed.
NEw BEDFORD, Feb 2l-steamer Island Hme arrived |
on the marine railway to stop leak Oeorfepor,ed).
PORTLAND, Feb 2l-schr Enterprise. from hrpswel for
by the ice at O'Clock on last evening. be Express
haned her s on at IL o'clock and carried M to House
meal is ruined.
PRovrscErows, Feb a2-Thc fishing schr odn in the
NV lost her anchors II the parted chain
ne io%sd her
SuAYGHAs, Jan l3-On her last voyage frd Nagasaki
TO Shanghai the steamer Costa Rica broke OWN she
has TO go into port TO repair damages
ashore Great Egg Harbo bar having since
''"e'' miscellaneous.
Scum w,xc .vesnrck of Gloucester, g. 10 tor quilt in
tnat town in 1860 been sold to Mr. Chas a'tehcd
and others, OF Portsmouth, NH.
The buI of the wrecked ship Humber (Br at Grand
Mcnan sold for about SlOu ana the deals or cents per
Can't Jacob Perkins has purchased the schLie Rich,
of Weilleet which arrived at Gloucester urhursday
and will con nS IN the freshns ou' between
Cant Richard VI O'Brien, of Rockland, Melte master
of the ship Andrew johnson, died at Caao after
her arrival at that port His disease hsuinpton
which he thought might be benefited by iuier cont
uance at sea-
capt Reed, OF bark Adelaide Norris died alto Janero
OF yellow fever The vessel proceeded i'm drec of Mr.
Dubois. The yellow fever was raging at ri and most |
of the crews OF American vessels In port been at
tackled.
sHIrBuILpISc-Mr sylvanus Smith has assia.ed with |
him Mr. Jas j. Townsend, and they are nownployed in
getting out frames Tor two large ships at 1t Boston,
built on their account
Mr. David A story has commenced work n fishing
schooner for Messrs Maddocks Co. his lrd In Glou
cester She will be about ITO tons, carpenfs measure
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The keel of new steamer. of the Gaivyn line has