The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-11
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
BERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
3 ~ @ na Al & M Gsa heavy
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steanship Ismais tBry, oyeastone, Trieste Jan 20
Ms s s ad St Sn @ md sn
sr0 sT9pg s ssr se " sTs Ras
% from He c Orleans Tor verpooa vor, c
prosreso ssh and havana March With ase ana pass
smees to o s9n rSS a a on 81 o
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charleston March
81 hours, with mtsc and passengers to Morgan
Steamship Achilles, Colburn Baltimore with coal to
Steamship C9rlnthan Br, Miller, Portland March g.
Idys ,Ss s O.
passage and had moderate weather Bermuda, from
thence Z days, with heavy westerly gales stove bull
British AmsEes of W Windsor S tGeh hass
the Northern passage, and was IL days to the BANKS
IN es s% s k
9fGermay aged 20 years fell from the fore yard over
D?s +? %1s
as$ss gales q
m to s. asSs ~ sna
Barring Bros vessel to Miller Moughton Passed Glib
sae o% Ne W heavy sea- sprung msnmas
started head rails and had decks swept Of everything
BARK Enersa QtaD, Corvette, Trapani G. days, with
raltar Jan and took the southern passage and had
moderate weather to Bermuda from thence Is days,
@ s E. Bell n rsms ss,s: g
TO atcras thence Is days. with heavy gales from to
Bark Montezuma Hammond Barbados % days in bal
Bark Weldon, Ce!son Havana Is days with sugar
EaTk rsaya ispsin5, Roses Havana y days, in bal
SS OF ss%TS sSsms carns
s Had strong Co. g ssra to
2 Bark hS ds s 81 ch Min N.Y. e csn
with order
Bark S See Ma May ot %eweaste as BLAIR Msanzas
to ias n; since heavy variable gales: FeS tScEa
hs% sS sw % ng sF Rs
saw brig ashore the Bahamas Gun Gay. appar
s%s %n
G' sss
loud Co Had fine wcather to Bermuda; from thence
Ss q s ss sr
ande g. with
equator Feb7 lon 42 W moderate weather up to
the last 20 days, then strong NV gales with snow and
Madonna sr NIB haTn Maysspes
Frye &c Was , days north Of Hateras with heavy
aas' a b ss' Herne days.
% to to to Sy w Hn ea SS
NV Faes March ,d hss Wilson of Sweden
Brig tsnisar, Stanley Mnnzans $ days with me.
" %G S to at IS to
gales stove galley, hatch house. and started forward
ru aa or lost iiboos% and sP sails;
Co. R Had ana Nv a most ne s@ Of
Brig = kennedy of BGston,. nallet spsua 10 days
Er OF e gn Rad Eds
been three days north OF flatteras.
sshr Hattie Ys%n 81 days with
N sT C bark Eys a
wa hsy Gon 20 rs
s C Trad n to bo md
mast with ali attached. ''''o'0'''
ceniueSes DAYS WITH sugar ar to panorh, Rno%itoS
% aeq a and Ws. SSw and S Ivy Males
Feb IT, at2 20 Ion SO So spoke bark virgnus, from Bar
sehr Koeheko Jasper cardenas 10 days with to
Sng CG ys to aS March CO or c hnS
coeasuc, passed vessels sdrift, with no rigging
ys sSnT A Fisk Rako Ma%nzas j. With
s g @ sro VIZ yeS Dn.
an 1a WSW
ssiSfs SsSss :Scfs
John, NIB, who supplied US with provisions
with Sh S g M
kins Had heavy head winds to Hatteras, from thence
$chE Slce Gardner Ruckspoy9 Turner Jackson
NV plSS heay az cS s mss
schr / Knight Gcr CAMDEN, Mcintyre Savannah IL
w5t ysGw aa TO sf Syn a ssw az
in heavy NV gale lost about 5000 feet of lumber from
S,hr WIN peTins Mitchell Brunswick, Ca Is days.
sschr Monmouth, Anderson, virginia.
sshr Fannie. Tunnel, Delaware, with grain to
sehr Augustus Wright, Johnston, Delaware, with
schr whiteiousc, Farnham, Baltimore for Prov
schr Mary Reeves, Maloney, Portland, Me, II days
with lumber to g lIolyoakc vessel to Jed Frye Co
From time Si sailing INTO day Of arrival had continual
the DECK Load no date &c i ist sts
London with some of her bulwarks gone and fore boom
f p T 70 asIsna ws.sr
EN- S S@dde s M u and had
w from thence e the eastern edge OF the Gulf had
strong w SSN winds, with low barometer: 18th,
lat 90 30 n. Ion $40 W. had a heavy gale from
sW; during the gale was boarded by heavy
sea, which stove two quarter boats and
portion Of the guard rail- around the cabin March4
lat ~ % n, Ion IS W. had heavy gale 10 Sc last
ing five hours, then died out calm in three hours after
had another heavy gale from W TO SW barometer down
TO 2s the lowest have IT. think there must
have been hurricane south ofus received pilot 9th
OIL Nantucket from boat Pet No 9; thence port
terly winds and fine weather March 2 lat II lS Ion GO
30 passed brig rugged steamer bound same time
National steamer bound do
The brig Rossini, which arrived 9th inst from Palermo
reports passed Gibraltar Jan 81 made southern passage
and had fine weather TO Bermuda thence II DAYS with
irceh NV gales Feb H. lat SO "a Ion 90 IL passed brig
Houston, irom New York for Mansanlla.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Hattie Haskell. Young Pcrnambuco Jan ~ for
New York, with sugar TO II II swift Co
SchrDarL Williams New YORK for stanford
Schr Dayid Nelson, Ferris Stamford for New YORK
Schr Salie Burton. Burlcy, Stamford for New York
Steamer Electra. prOyidenca tor Nav Worry xv,fh