The New York herald., 1873-12-05
Marine Disasters.

r.. White Of bark New
morning Ct oSt2s when . % . miles Island
steamer Itata from Liverpool for Lota The Courser
I nsas
and the bSWspr the the Of the sar knocking the
going By The board The bark was cut down ieiow the
on S s only All whs s
aa M % Se" wa sa
doing as well as cou d be expected Joseph Thomas,
S e agsn but S ns
have hswseT Avs large enough and so her to CoraneI
@ to %
isf ~ no o
snt d M SeT uIs Bsdord m & and vas SaueS with
TnIon once q Se% bsdsrs ior ssss5s The Course! s
sent home 700 bbs 50 and $50 do VIII oil
s =. @ CITY, Ss psa W
and galley on the passage.
BARK LonEszo P GtaD, which arrived yesterday while
che N an ba Se5 a Th bark
carried away the spaniard lost bboom catheads and
BARK CASrssA MApRR GtaD, Giuseppe from London for
New York. is ashore ut Long Branch. NO further parc-
BARK Flora NJ HuRLnURr. from Boston for Galveston,
bWore reported ashore Nantucket Bar relieved
and She
wireioad hsr cargo at Woods Hole and proceed
scHR Anna MARTHA (Br,. Bsset. from sydney CB mot
per Harbor morning o: Nov 20 the captain and es
about 80 miles from t JOHN every eost wSs pn
70 ssy they took Fsa o hs
boat and landed at Dipper Hsrbcr The registered
BY john ioh coer s Sa' Of & Joha '0 ana owned
scHR BEsr, of Millbridge loaded with lumber for
and nied she had be towed in by the steamer fyro
scHn sAnKsn Mulder, from Rio Janeiro Aug 2l for
provisions. Is also reported leaky
scHR CUMBERLAND Manuel, from New Jersey for Mo.
bile. put into Norfolk LIST inst lcaky.
sonve spoken Nov 20 lat 80 TO- Ion 73 90 with loss
Of main boom and two men, and with galley stove;
wanted assistance.
scHR EMILY CURTIS Barber at Charleston Nov 20 from
oi Y1sp flores zore Islands e from the SScom nu d%ns nHs
heavy weather and was lost, although every effort was
made TO rescue him.
ROBERT RuPp. Routen, from Cedar Keys for Gal
before spSes when q three days
80 The vessel lost her main and mizzen mass the
crosstrees.
& rsporsS ashore near "a & Be9se Inlet &c had
day. - '"'
scmns cArAIIsA and OLIVER ELpnrcr, Of Gloucester,
have been started about 30 feet towards deeper water
Tss sq sa1 T;s' 3 s's'' s .ssss e.
@ M Dec SOLD Tss nera wres @ q the brig asagna
FOR $3.50 She was bound from picou TO = John, with
NIB. She was partly insured.
Miscellaneous.
BARK (of Tortoa 2s3 tons) now AZ New York has
been sold 70 Capt inay on private terms and will here
aner hail from Greenock, scotland. She will load In
Il Morgan's line for Bristol, II.
BARK ApEIiA s3t tons, sold by auction at Hong
Kong for $4,000.
BRre Isaac CARVER Of searspor is 10 be overhaulcd
and repaired during the winter and her rigging changed
TO q schooner
AaorHER steamer has Just been but Mt Mystic,
CT for the New York, Galveston and Texas line,
owned by II Mallory Go, OF Maiden lane In this city,
and will equal not surpa any OF the feet Through
energy and enterprise OF Messrs Mallory Co she
now being pieted foot OF West Thirteenth street
North River, where she Is having her machinery put In
by Mr. Deamater. proprietor OF the Dclamater Iron
land Ross OF Fast Fifth street she H. called the
Carondoet Her dime nsions follows Length 2s5
feet: width Of beam 80 ieet depth OF hold % feet Her
saloons cabins and will he elegantly
nshed Her powerful machinery Is being constructed
ard put In under the Immediate direction OF Mr. Della
mater She will have single engine ~ inches diameter
OF cylinder and feet stroke The engine will be OF the
vacuum by surface conde TOR great power and
speed.
LAuYcuEp-At Rcnfrcw, Nov 10, an iron screw steam.
Ship named the Vancouver duplicate OF the Vasco de
Gania which the same builders lately despatched 10
take up the station between Hong Kong and San
Francisco The Vancouver 600 tons burden and Will
be 1ted Wth compound engines of HJ horse power,
from IL yard Of Jacob :. Ellis TottenvIIle Staten
Island Dec s. schr Powell Of 600 ns,regster. She
is owned by u \ Powell, Murchison 90, and others,
and will In the line between New York and Whining
al MIlbridge, Ne. Dec ,, from the yard Of Ezekiel