The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-19
Marine Disasters.

Hr For particulars of the loss of the steamship Costa
Rca from Honolulu for San Francisco. news col
umna
BARK voRwAERrs Ger, Soluble, from New York Aug
l6 for Lubbock, lost in the hurricane of Aug "a The
captain and three named Klein. Hentze and Grass
muck washed overheard and drowned. The re-
mander of the crew (six in number picked up by
bark Mayna Sehuttc GeS kroser from ron, St Nazsirs
terribly.
ports IS lat y Ion 30 there appsared every sign
and N the the gale ale continued to
as in as IKE ve ss il sw
breaking her in ali directions, filling the with
a%a IN ee srs Of and @
in the Of }b the r% and the YES YES
done than the hurricane again increased in VIOLENCE
"S 5 heavy ship When she gave
heavy lnreh to shifted the preached
pieces and heavng her her beam ends the lee side
making clean breach her: In order to save the
vessel the the main ard
ably and bringing her more to the wind bit still, she
ing away the wreck and others took to the pumps which
and in the meantime she was at times completely under
s ss s' %oSa ;s
that sG@ %, GSt and
The opened and II the found
some hreatcnns % work through the sides Of the vessel
quite unmanageabe, getting more list every hour,
thu
and was e
ns ssdT e G n Sa s sSa Ss
Impossible: Finally, .! 10 Avn the spanish bark Con.
hove in sight, bore down upon the wreck and took OF
ns o deck 40 e INC
neares, port, which was s. John PR Captain Beamer
Andueza Of the spanish bark By whom they were
BARK ALEXANDER Cswe). Amfeldt. at Boston 18th from
r. ana w aug rs WITCH R sp sa ns sS
cargo and lost two lower topsails.
BRic JAMES MILLER Cof BclfasD Parker. from Mobile
west ros ds'sd Sept lS 70 have been struck by light!
logged. No further particulars.
BRIG GuANcnE tofTenerife) in ballast, from Havana
emd Of Cumberland Island ON the lc The captain and
crew were all saved and arrived at Brunswick Ga.
scns coxrrRoLtrn, narwood, from Norfolk for Phia.
deckload OF lumber
% @ spasgSe from New .n York for s.
West Chop vineyard sound nght of leth inst she
weather continues moderate
scnR irssy CLAY, Of Gloucester is reported 70 have
She was engaged in the Grand Bank fishery ana started
home previous the gale. No tdngs OF her since,
and doubt she lost she had crew OF ten men,
Alexander McFadden John Nee adden, William Tucker
Daniel McKeever Matthew Rice, William Dunphy, An.
gus McPhee and Dugal McIsaac. McIsaac's wife and
Children for Gloucester in the Royal
and lost in that vessel The Henry CLAY owned
by Solomon Poole, ana valued AT $t2o) She was In
ancc Company.
scnR MAsAsrco Randlater from Mobile for Indianola
with lumber put In to Galveston 18th inst In distress
having burssed mainsal end lost both anchors The
captain reports arriving of Pass Cavalo several days
since but was unable the bar The wind
ing he compelled TO slip his cables and put to sea-
and blown down the lar a. Brazos Santiago
lie will anchors at Galveston repair damages
sails and proceed 10 his destination
ScHR SAXON of Boston,, Abbott from Ezabethport for
Salem, loaded with coal put into Gloucester 18th inst
having been into by unknown scr oil the Shoals
she had mnsail entirely torn on, and
maiuboom carried overheard, and received other In
jury Capt Abbott inquired the name OF the scr, but she
refused TO give any reply
Elizabeth morning 10th inst The former vessel sus-
talned damage 10 the amount OF 800 The Libby was
slightly damaged The Dreadnought has been taken 70
Portland Tor rel airs
ScHK JAsETs tBr, from st John NIB, for Vineyard
Haven, with lumber into Portland sept IL leaking IN
her upper works
Considerable anxiety is felt at Ferry Village Cape
Elizabeth Ne, Tor the safety Of the fishing schr Annie
Harris OF Bremen Me. she last seen In the Bay Of
with all on board. Four young men OF Ferry village
were among the crew Their names are john souie,
George al,erdore, Charles Churord and James Reed
fortress MONROE, sept iS-rhe schr I. Fisk from
Boston tor Baltimore with ice dragged her anchor, and
broke the HAMPTON Roads cable