The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09
public, Bremeni MidIofiian London; briggs Freide
Odessa; vaerge Hamburg
Wind at sunsss NE, light.
Marine Disasters

Marine Disasters
SHIP 10000, shatswen from Manila for bos'on' was
signalled from Highland light Cape COP, arernoon "
9Th inst and about four o'clock she bore hve
from that station at which time all her sails were cieWeu
and signals set for immediate assistance Shortly a.
forwards two fishing schooners her. and
at sunset the vessels remained In the position the
signals for assistance sl flying from the ship I'll sup
dosed that the soooo had struck somewhere the coast
and was leaking badly appeared prompt assist
ance was required. The steamer Geo shattuck would
probably go to her assistance from Providcetown
;5. paE1aEs Mills from Boston IS, for rhsdeI
causing her to leak badly.
STEAMSHIP LIBERTY from New Orleans for Havana and
was aground on the bar at Southwest Pass Sd
despatch having been Destroyed Are TorbaS Eng
Antwerp 10Y Key Vest Tor
She probably had put in 70 Torbsy through stress Of
as l'' tons register ana
% s ss s sas 5%
while s laying too under close .ssfsd heavy
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.vis oS ssr sss% sD xeS
force forced .i y. e cut away ths @anmaS to risht
@ tie ' S.s :S. Ios!
ss
Ssy s Ssr af the
y sight and the captain sent SSss and took uss
the Consulate attended to our wants for we had lost All
EDwa.p cGn1sntcn day; nom
stranded the Caicos reef the Haulover, on Fri
viii heavy on the reeis and the CAPTAIN report:
ei S
had not been cut away An effort was made to get out
% a. as s made
Ssea %aas
III
"a n rs s
and by the aid Of swamped boat the captain and his
saved and sold for the bsnet Of ali concerned
BARK Bessie RocEEs-The sunken bark Bessie Rogers
IN Rs oqtss nr9 ss Ssa
hanin two sinking her In ten fathoms Of water Next
so
IN the estimation many to be hopeless matter with
decon expenses are
BARE ALICE TAlE1rE B which arrived At this port
but Returned to Turk on the 5s having
On on
Immediately on arrival survey was ordered, which
effected and the bark proceeded. '''''' ''f"''' W."
BARK FRANcEs-Highland Light Cape Cod Jan THE
see
Snd ga out S Lighter Loads the tin
over the bars The steamer Chas Pearson with lighter
Portsmouth. MI Struck on Tnicn% bar at ii xM sth
uHt
she was struck by heavy cake of ce which stove in her
PM sunk in fathoms water but subsequently raised
and towed into that place.
BRIG ANDALusIA (Br), from Georgetown PEI, for New
York, put into Halifax Jan s. with loss Of spars.
sHT ro1s Rnph BTsTser from Fox Island for
fas ss
wind blowing gale from Il, it suddenly veercd around
mSnsa S as lost boat sprung split
scHR CARRIE BoSSELI, Pinkham. at Charleston Jan 4
sprung foremast ' ~ = gF
MI while gq9g her berth
aged her considerably.
Sem JAMES JONES, from Jacksonville for New York,
al deck %rScTIhs kssots and
found that the water had been mostly taken in from the
She was bsscSed and her crew pumped her QUIT She
subsequently went TO sea again.
GRIMsIY, Dec 22-Bark Udjus Nor from Gothenburg
anandonsd at 10 AN 10Th near Cromer Know BY fishing
quantity ofwater in her which reduced by
She nearly vessel and does not appear to have
been in collision as no outward damage Is visible and
cargo is apparently Swedish iron.
HAyAyA, Jan 5aThe schr Jefferson, Burden, has
arrived here bringing the captain and the schr
Ella Norton from Boston for Bangor. The latter
0Ur1 states that bottle mad been picked
a ~ cargo shifted and list to port: only two
Nny THE s ship Miller sailed from
LONDONDERRY Dec 20-Bark Carl der Crosse voss from
New York for Sligo before reported having ordered
day for repairs.
M, NoTro.E, Jan sA brig is reported ashore at Mays
particulars were given Baker Bros, wrecfers, Will
send assistance in the morning
here Dec New Gp nd H s arrived
sails &c, and had thrown about 40 cargo over
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 2-The Stcnman CO, Knutson from
W 5s sw ok and
in lat so N lon one lower tier sugar. bags in fore
Sea pilot Hlm ng%be, Of The american bark Argsntne
$50 night rom the fishing smack Elisha scoa hsre s
bark coal laden having been lost on the Galloper
York for Yokohama which was towsd y here dsmasted
have her metal sheathing examined and patched where
The ship Irwell, Nc Donald from Hong Kong for San
Francisco Is reported by steamer which came in here
encountered the cyclone Nov and The master q
the Irwe osredthe steamer fOo to towher in but the
wsrxouTH Dec 22mBgt little Of the cargo ofbark stra
ee s n0a fS esS R
and sea The Commodore (s). Coaens lowed a lighter
with men from this harbor yesterday to the vessel After
salvng q few empty casks the weather became so bad
that the work could not be carried on
wELLrLEEr, Jan 7-About 40 casks palm oil have been
landed on the beach from bark Aurora.
Miscellaneous.
Purser W sparhawk, of the steamship San Jacinto
from Savannah, has thanks for courtesies
NEW CLIPPER SHIP FOR THE CALIFORNIA TRApx-The
Nearchus Is and very superior clipper shin re-
Gently launched at Newburypor BY John Currier She
is pronounced by experts to be of the best
structed and best buff vessels launched at that
place She registers about 2o tons has all the modern
for ten years The Nearchus is nearly ready for sea-
and will go to New York TO load for San Francisco She
belongs to the Messrs. Cushing, of Newburyport and
win be commanded by Captain George Pierce.
LKwEs DEL Jan s-Thc captain Of the brig Hattie re-
poIts maj on Usc 10 nc los. ms msLe smtn native