The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-30
Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP OCEANIC (Br, Bristow, from Liverpool via
Queenstown Jan "A for New York. put back to Queens
town Jan 49, with machinery disabled.
STS s. sa pnrcmSY p which arrived At LIVERPOOL
overheard part OF her cargo.
BARK FRANcEs-The sails rigging and other ma terals
Of bark Frances wrecked near Highland Light, Cape
Se TSe S on MSnday they
have been abandoned us the cables and anchors have
BRIG anna ELlzAprrH from Hoboken for Boston, a,
Edgart9wn 18Th lost both anchors and chains on Nan
BRIG ANNIE VAIL CBr) Michener at Halifax oath from
New York had heavy weather. shifted cargo and is leak
SIDE OF Barrnston Bay Ms ON the night OF 10Th inst and
Hart Island night Of Dec 26 gotten OF yesterday
wTeckns John Fae ra"aS at by
scHR HASNIE wEsrBRoox, Mcfarland, from Portland
tor Charleston, at Philadephia 10Th reports -2h INST
he hsa ssrs Se resis
guys sSd es
in heavy sw gale and heavy sea- rolled away the
and tow SS the e
the he and SSshs to o
Island, Me- fell from aloft on deck, and instantly
scHR SARAH HAMMOND, Allen from Philadelphia for
Boston ashore at Centre Moriches IL lies In bad
halls from Taunton.
on point Of Sandy Hook lies easy does not leak and
Is otherwise in good condition. The Coast wreckng Co
scuR CHAs GRAISER, from Port johnson for Provi.
s9cr seo Y ashore in e Gate has been
now lies Her cargo Of coal was insured on an open
policy at an office in Providence There little any
insurance on the vessel
sLooP JENNY Croker, from Stony Creek for Port JEFF
ierson with stone, which anchored in New Haven
point Of the beach near Oyster Point, but got 18th
No lar
Boston, arrived here last evening and Der Ca
OF Calais After loading the heeled and a
some hundred barrels Of -four groceries dry goods &C.
Hered the hurricane DECK small part only was ccO
Miscellaneous.
The purser of the steamship City Mexico from Vera
Cruz and Havana viii accept thanks for the prompt
delivery of our files and dispatches.
The steamship Wilmington, OF the New York and Mcx,.
can Mail Steamship Line, viii sail for Havana calling nj
Nassau, to-day Thursday, from pier No North River
at3PM.
SHORT PAssAef-ship jeremiah Thompson, Kennedy,
from Cardiff Oct Is arrived ut Caao Dec 81 making
passage in ~ days-the shortest time record.
QuicE PissAcE-Schr Mary Hupper Gilman, which
arrived at This port Jan g. from Fefnandna, made the
the quickest trip under sail on record.
scnE E.Son Of owned by Capt George
$50 The Eleanor IS "A tons burthen and was built
1884 in Brunswick, Me-
Boston, before reported overdue is safe at st Marys
ScnR EmL,r BsLLk, Of Falmouth has lately been sold
90 capt Jonathan Kelly OF Dennsport
scmR wrrcn HAzEI 2 tons formerly Of Taun ton, has
been purchased swift Bros, OF New Bedford She Is
now on the Norfolk Va. with cargo Of live
OAK from Mosquito Inlet, Fla
A letter from Capt Pierce, dated Mauritios Dec H.
government The vessel brought 500, and casks con
tanning sails, $fs0
MISSING vEssKFears entertained for the safcsv of
sailed Si from Newcastle June a. Tor Neii"nSo Ssn
with OF coal and touched at Madeira Tuly Ia
since which time nothing has been heard from her
Latest sdvices from Mollendo make no mention Of her
arrival that port The City OF York registers ISIS
tons, built at New York In 1884, and owned BY Sami
Thompsons Nephew a Co. ~
SHIrBuiLDirG--Elwood Abrams Is building in his ward
at Cold Spring Harbor IL schooner called the Loretto
Racket OF b2 tons burthen with dimensions as follows
Length OF Keel 81 n; breadth of beam II NJ depth OF
hold IT She Is TO be finished by April l. and will be
superior vessel in model and workmanship
The new 5mased schooner now being built at the
HAYNES shpyard Portsmouth, MI, by wmF FernaId. TO
be named the Edwin Morrison is 50 nearly completed
that she VII De launched next week. She Il owned by
Capt Atwood and others, Of Boston and win be
= keel - q beam and 10 n depth OF hold extreme
PiscstAqua River, being Of about 100 tons.
Me- Bkprosp' Jan 27-wareham Bives has been oDened