The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-05

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II Squire, Chester, Del.
Wind at sunset NV. fresh.
The Herald Almanac.
whose great issue Of 1873 READY and procurable
all stands is work of special to the whole
shipping community OF the great commercial port Of New
York to all captains Of vessels of United States or for
egn bottoms pilots every principal seaport of the
world; TO the navigator and the mariner in whatsoever
direction they steer, outward homeward bound; to
the trader and the deep and often tempest
visited waters Of great inland lakes and rivers. To
the mariners Guide" collated the of the
NEW YORK HERALD and before published for ready
and information till it formed of the spe-
cales of the HERALD ALMANAC added to the grea-
issue of 1873 cyclone and hurricane charts of the tenn
pests that frequently sweep the of the North
ern and Southern Hemisphcres with directions how to
avoid their influence and escape their dangers caution
airy and weather signals of values tables showing
the time Of high water at all the principal ports of the
United Staes depth of water the bars Of the principal
seaports list of le-savng stations, funnel and
night signals of the Atlantic steamship companies
sells; code of fog signals: change and description Of
lighthouses and lights buoys, &c &c all the coasts Of
the world The HERALD ALxASAcis sold at the nominal
price of cents which price Is sent free by mail to
all parts of the United States
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP vApERL.Np Dutch Wonder Hayden, from
ware Bay March ran on the Riige near Newcastle
DEL but came OH at 5 I'm, ana proceeded
NC before reported ashore on Ktyhawk Beach went to
Psfs on h R S e Sn Tns saTso
on the beach waiting shipment to Wilmington.
for caso
to be on fire at two o'clock on the morning OF the
tTsss and work WSst Ss gould save The
SSngsde tn oneSS
bored through her side As she was loaded with lumber
the scuttng process was 70 lower her about three feet
The Are finally Pm Gath sna the
set to work getting ont the lumber ARRANGEMENTS
Yea
scnR MuSDINE from Sabine fer Galveston went ashore
ins Of 2sth W. owing alleged the change Of posi-
got afoat without great expense and labor.
scHR JAMES MoLoY twherc from or bound not stated
went ashore at Cape May morning of 4h inst during
up
scuR DAVID FAUST, Lord at Charleston 2sth ut from
sprung foremost
Sem FonD, Carpenter, from g John. NIB se5 Pro-
Crew saved.
STEINER GRACE Isvse Of New BEDFORD lately sunk At
cause Of the mhap owing 10 the plug Of the
pipe. which had become by some means detached
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the mouth Of that river since the middle Of December
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destination.
Miscellaneous.
AMERICAN LLoyps' UNIVERSAL RECORD OF sHrpprNc-The
March supplement this work. published by Thomas
Taylor, Is out, and contains descriptive list of
large number Of vessels and resurveys besides the
usual amount of valuable information in reference
shipping
SHIP DExrrR-we understand that ship Dexter has
been sold by Isaac Dexter, ESQ., to Samuel Reed Esq,
for about SsO000 The is 1878 tons She built at
from San Francisco
BARK FANNIE 1893 tons built at sedgwek in 1857, me-
tailed in April. 1871. has been sold at $4,000.
BAEK HEmALD Of New Bedford o tom; has been sold to
be employed in the merchant service
BARK Rosr RoAK, 1877 tons, built at Princeport, Ms in
1863 has been sold on private terms.
WHALING BARK TRIDENT. of New Bedford, before
ported wrecked in the Bay of Panama sold public
auction the 18TH u for account of whom it may con
Pacc Mani c"mpsny OF the
ser he Of MAT sGSs ss
chasers. The total sale amounted to about $4,000.
BRIG SPRINGBoK 2 TONS built Newport Ms, in 1865
has been sold at New York on private terms.
sT,G S built G n IN Mcys Scotia
BRIG THos WALTER 172 tons, built at Wilmington Del,
in 1876 and metalied in 1871 has been sold for $500
ScHR ELzApEru has been sold to Capt Enoch Perkins
and others, OF Searsport
ScHR HAzELrINE of Taunton has been sold to parties
Cape Cod, on private terms, by r G sturges
MARY FLETCHER of Bangor l01 tons IN M register,
WENTWORTH Of sanso has been sold At Boston to CAPT
Barbour and Others OF Brewer, Me- on private terms
AWARDS CArrAxs-The President of the United States
has awarded gold watch and chain to Capt William
Thompson of the steamship Oceanic Of Liverpool in &C.
and the brig Mountain Eagle Of Bosom whom he
rescued from the sinking wreck of that vessel on Jan s.
The British Board of Trade have awarded gold watch
Pierce OF the ship st Louis OF st John,
Nh for his gallant services in rescuing the master and
ofha bark Redan OF London on the 18th of Novem
Der last.
sHIrsy,LpIsc-Goss SAWYER. Of Bath, are building
ship Of S tons tor eS Scr
Length $50 feet breadth, IS feet depth 20 feet She is
to- S ~ BE y T
The following vessels are on the stocks at Calais Me-
and VII Be S on The ,nossr 60 70
Sy Robertson Iros; another Of 30 tons by RSardmam
Of by @ rSs ssss
the following vessels are to be built the coming
then: Rideout Lord schrs; Nickerson k Rideout,
sehr; o ? Kinds, s.mased schr and 2.masted schr;
TONS and one schr. 100 tons.
LAuScH-The iron steamer Colima. ofthe Pacific
Roach ( Cos shipyard, Chester, Pa, YESTERDAY qthl
dcek u SIS iest length on 70 foot water line beam
lmoalded 20 feet; depth from spar deck (, 2sss feet
nenS 'i $50 rssSt capacity on dead wesh POO
dp y @ the ns ,sse
Of ss ss Sc brg oa sS
80 OF canvas her plain The are
1900 horse power and compound The cylinders arc
and 80 inches diameter with stroke of piston
81 feet surface condensed screw four bladod, Of tho
Hirach patent l6 feet four boilers Is feet thickness
OF shells y inch double riveted. Accommodations for
passengers 200 first class and $50 second class The
sci mod sed by Edward Faron under the direction
of Capt Baby, General Superintendent OF this Pacific
Mail steamship Company.
Whalcmen.
Bark Matilda Sears OF Dartmouth put IN at Stewards
Island NJ Nov IS Tor shelter with 100 Dbl VIII in tow
took 30 bbl VIII week previous
Bark Arnolda, Bouldry, of NIB, at Honolulu was TO
sail Dec q TOR the westward, and would touch at
Guam In the Spring.
Bark Jas Allen Kelly, Of NB at Honolulu Dec 49, was
10 sail that day, and would touch At Nagasaki IN the
Spring had landed all her oil $40 bbs OF which would
be shipped by the Syrcn; balance in the Spring - .
At Bay Of Islands Dec H. James Arnold, Brige rom
cruise $50 sp 1000 VIII and 1000 bone Capt Briggs reports
follows :Adene Martin, 60 500 VIII Lydia clifford,
% sp 80 wis Three Brothers, Witheral, If5o Sd rs rs
mani Williams, 2o sp coo VIII Sea Ranger Aie zen ~
50 and no VIII Abm Barker Potter, 100 50 ana 80 WI
Milton Wilson, nothing since leaving Russell last montf;
Dec 2 Janet Macy i5 tons from south seas fosp-no
reports. ~. -, ,,...uo u..u.. -,
Nh 2ls bnrks Las Allen heiy Oh Nd uo' Atn
Arnolda, Baudry, OF Nh, do.
spoken.