The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-07

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St Pierre Msr0 Mary Mariner Hayana sehrs Olivia
Sailed Sth US storsshp Supply. for Trieste.
Wind 1t sunset wsW.
Marine Disasters.
SrEALsHIP CITY BRUssELs-The purser Of the steam
ship City Paris which sailed from New York Feb q for
Liverpool landed at Queenstown last night 9TH. He re-
ports that he left his vessel 30 miles from that port with
the steamship City Of Brussels tow the latter having
lost her rudder The City of Brussels left Liverpool Feb
70 for New York, where she due about March 4
SHIP NoRwEsrER sedgiey, from New Orleans for Liv-
erpool before reported) found be fire In the
forward hold Friday 2lst ult being thirty miles
southwest from TortugaA Every effort to smother and
exnguish tho flames made by the officers and
but without On the 22d she took pilot and
arrived at Key West at PM OF the same day. volun-
eers in numbers boarded the ship from the
ofwar In port and the steamer Relief sent out This
vessel remained W the ship rendering such assistance
as was possible. until PM when the smoke from for
ward drove all hands away the stream from her steam
pump producing perceptble effect She saved, how
ever thirty bales Of cotton from deck part Of
the captains effects and some other property which was
oS "a s he adg orders Of
COP an Us soS Of H. the
the Relief the ship aaoa having touched the
S SI5S%ess rendered Ills %Ssssiss Ths snip
eighty Of When the shu e
yeloped in flames. The masts had fallen, and there
to ne . a @ n NJ ssuS
directed Operations and BY the use Of the steamers
Ssf sPs sy rs Kindly
So after 80 hours @ labor Some go bale,
viii probably The Bottoms Of the ship IN
be pumped out but win be worthless for The iron
ns ed
necessary to keep up and to throw water over the
bales from the pump situated on their wharves The
ali Gs a
be retained BY the master until the wishes of the under
BARK RocERs-The pilot boat Mary Fish. No 1,
Capt Richard Brown, arrived up yesterday 9th from
cruise and makes the following report March g. of
Barnegat spoke bark Presto (of Yarmouth. NS Rogers
from Boston, Eng tor Sandy Hook and delivered orders
for her to proceed to Baltimore same time received
from the the captain his wife and the crew of bark
Rogers (of Bath. Mel from st John, NIB for Havana
which vessel had been abandoned in waterogged and
sinking condition the 2th Of Feb landed them
this port Capt Rogers of the Presto states -Feb g.
about rs miles Sc of Nantucket spoke bark Rogers in
waterlogged condition. the captain and wishing
to be taken Off: but strong gale blowing and high
running at the time unable to render any assist
ance then; lay by them all night Next morning, the
weather being more moderate, despatched one Of our
aged them All Kept them board until March
We .S were of By the pilot boat
sTsx having received orders proceed to Sa%Sre
onS q IN persrd e s @
rom 81 john M % Havana; ali went well ans
S
az t es IN the
pumps at once with part the and set the remain
ssn q e nM as
he wss c s ss o
gale was a. violent as ever and dangerous sea running
s na sa
S ns xssn 80 Ts he Kindly
Somewhat he sent his boat having lost night
BENG ssIs icy hours. ae.lta:ssadiae nS Ss
heavy sea BEARDED the which stove in the cabin
s al n S;s y: IN
S . 5
and While
S;S.s :SS S%s.s s, ri ass,
SHIP cAInsoonx Gr,. Torrance; from Pensacola for
maS sSw IN nss a. on
Is io5 Hamburg. put into Queenstown FebN in ieaEy
New Orleans which returned to LIVERPOOL JAN iea *
anu at
BARK KATE CAnsIr Br,, Low from Foochow Dec II for
Of water in her hold. struck near Anjier.
~, BARK n H5SsI Ger from New York for ste
will probably discharge for repairs
Sem Fonp OBJ, Carpenter, from st John, NIB, for
ashore night Of the 9th uis near Squirrel Island in the
vicinity Of Boothbay Me- and will be total loss Both
The Is srewed along shore The lumber UNDER
deck will be nearly ali saved.
e hss ThS
was got afoat March and anchored inside the light
Portland ' WIZ manu- ''''''' 's'"''' anu p'0'e'a 70
scHR MAReARxr R SAMSON, Samson from New York for
ing and sailed March i, AM for destination p'''' '"'A
scns NavADA Me;Donald from G 1 for Belfast
dition and went on the railway tor repairs.
FIsurNe ;cnn CHAs HIIpRxrI of Gloucester reported
am Il she CAN Whit
out material repairs.
March csh which extends out
Qrom New York for PhliadePh sun higher on the
is gone. Her cargo Is still uninured
HALIFAX, Ms, March 6-The steamship Tiger left New
foundland for Halifax to-day, disabled.
Miscellaneous.
We arc indebted to Purser Webb of the steamship
Montgomery from Savannah. for favors.
Quick TRrr-The steamship City Of Merida, Capt Tim
Norman, oil Alexandra Sons Havana line has made
another quick trip, leaving this port on FRI
day, March l. at Actual time, days SIX hours
smr SAMUEL @ GLOVER $40 tons built at Chariestown,
in pHx or tas been sold to in
BARK JEwKss Dr. AVS tons, built at Chelsea Mass now
at Boston, has been sold at or about $4,000
BARK NIoBK 72 TONS built at Portsmouth, Nh in 1867
lately haing from Boston, has been sold Hamburg
f6, $50, and taken the German flag.
BRIG LIxxrx BIcxLow TONS recently owned in Pro.
vnceown has been sold TO Salem parties for $780,
was built at Marshheld In 1863
CARD OF THAxKs-Key West, Feb Il, 1s73-Capt Chas
Chase, commanding US revenue steamer N0rtherner,
Key West Fa-My Dear slr-I have the honor 70 repre-
British ship West Derby, In his own behalf and
that Of the owners of his Ship to tender to you and
through you the officers and crew comprising your
his sincere and heartfelt thanks for the very
in the extrcation his ship her late dangerous
sition while ashore on the Florida Reef and her safe
fowape into this harbor. Capt Uran Is also pleased to
that his entire intercourse with the Officers Of the
the most pie friendly character and that in her
he found experienced seaman an efficient
and skilful Officer and most courteous, affahe and
agreeable gcntlemanone ever ready to extend help
ing hand to brother sailor IN re as you diS on the