The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19
Marine Disasters.

SHIP MoNrRosE dBrl McIntSre at Liverpool 4th instant
m II 20 s g r no e wSsn be AND cas
encountered in which lost number of sails and sustained
other damage Of less importance.
BARK GARsrASc r) Thornton, at Liverpool ID instant
from WmngtGn NC had strong ysriabs winds round
Icsns hours Airs ss tqpssans sulSars
squalls Passed about bales Of cotton lat ST. Ion So and
large quantity OF timber
CowEs, May 5--The yacht Auriga, of this port from
sou,Hsmpto Sr aRernssy was collision evening
and sustained damage estimated at f2oO
Nay which
The wreck valued at 1900 rds The after part Of tie
there. % '''"'N
LONDON, May THE Eliza Thornton, Graham, arrived
IN n lon she fell n with Una! vessel Sa A on
Ss ser na but sa e no s on
clear of fire. but from the mizzcnmast forward she
ship-rigged.
LISBON April 2s-The Fleur de Marie, Thomas, from
as reported she has discharged her cargo
the Dutch shin
he n sp on driving
without sails and with loreyards topped painted black
mased American schr no one be seen on board.
ST HELENA April l3-Capt Cottier of !he Harkaway of
April /, had died Jan e.
miscellaneous.
Purser Witty, of the steamship Adriatic, has our
thanks for courtesies.
has been sold at s6o,UOo the West India trade.
onns c now Sn at ri. 81 % and MEL
continued under the American flag.
lila McGyery Is building at Sears
finest and thoroughly built launched the
shpbuiding in this State has revived in good earnest.
our advices indicate return OF the Prosperous days Of
shipbulldng week ago there were dozen vessels on
ses building are S Ghrs Of or 900 tons The
probably exceed that Of any during the past twenty
and Damarscotta, Me. Messrs Austin Hall Co have
the krs S Of Large BARK ase hp srT m
s% 1es Mt aTs sdn sa Mo e
the stocks and will soon lay the keel Of another
rs aa She at me so ST S va Ut
somesvllc Me- she TO be named Flora Grndle and is
mont The schooner Bloomer is being new topped at
Darling at his ward west side Of portJeaerson har.
bor has in frame two schr' OF about size style
Work on yacht Tor Cart Chris Smith Of Bpidseports OF
the following dimensions Keel % feet; beam, 10 feet
%m smith was to launch this week the schr he has
keel sc cot beam, 90 feet; hold, feet; carrying
parties 70 build oop feet Keel il G ce beam beam g and
Zee. @ and w sl anns on sn her Fs hi.
Mouth se The Sa. na r S e % %
The schr launched Nav at Port jefferson Ii has
named the Smith Darling. Her dimensions ire =:
Length Of Keel feet beam 2 eet hold eet
general coasiing trade, command Capt Daniel
Smith, OF Port jefferson.
LAuscHED-At Bath 18th, by Charles Harrington the
last of three small which he has building
Tor parties engaged in the fishing business. DAYS
Hattie The one launched 10Th ~ named the Paulina
WILDER, and has been built Tor parties in Newport lie
has now building, and 10 be launched In q days the
Starry Banner, steamer of sixty tons, intended Tor
pleasure yacht, to be used In Boston harbor.
Notice to Mariners.
SEwFoUSDLASD-sourH CoAsr-SEw LIGHT AT HARBoR BRr.
TON, FORTUNE
The colonial government Newfoundland has given
notice that light Is now exhibited from lighthouse e.
Gently erected Rocky Point side the entrance
of IIarbor Briton, Fortune BAY.
The light Is liked red elevated 6s above the level
of the
The tower II fec high is square, painted white with
red at the corners and from il the rock OFF East He
bears ! by a Az, w. di.tant II miles
This notice affects British Admiralty Charts Nos 1905
22a and 2 Us photographic Chart Nos and IL and US
Light List No i.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES snA-suOAL NEAR CAPE CHAoUpA,
The transport Ain, drawing i2s feet of water struck
In 1873 rock between Fheodosa and Kertch Straits
and sunk IL miles from the c0nst. The place has not
been examined, and the danger is not shown the
charts Vessels drawing more than feet Of water
should therefore, not pprofch close to the shore be-
tween the meridIans u Mount Diourmcn and Cape
Chaouda.
BALTIC SEATTLE soUSD-wRscK NEAR sTEvSs LIGHT
wreck lying 10 per cont pass distant miles from
with green nag on green pole. The wreck lies N 0
fathOnls Walcr. the buoy close NORTH.