The New York herald., 1873-11-15

port.
schr Francis Smith arrived to-day from New York
The mate Mr. Dumont, who will be remembered, was
formerly master OF tho missing Newport schr Henry
Caston reports the following which will establish be-
yond doubt the laer's loss with all board schr
xerwin which arrived New York Oct 20 from Charles
s9n picked up the Henry castoas boat between Cape
and tho painter was coied up inside which to
show that the boat either from the dayits
vessel and that 1T capssed after the vessel
il suppose By Capt Bumont thai when he
aeSs IN s ss as
for use at a moments notice. Capt Dumont identified
above win EVER @ be heard & dir from 'ss the &
nss s s asn q ca e s%
the seamen were John Johnson OF Portland Me- Angus,
al baithore name unknown) previous to leaving that
Marine Disasters.
sHIr ogIsrrno, at Boston from Valparaiso reports-
Oct between Cape 81 Rogue and Point Petannque saw
standing and manyards across heading about
NE, and some four miles from shore.
for aEnsiana gTSu1ssd the Gaisos
tons OF goods, and taken into Turks Islands
Rrs h4srIa M IA 9f Capt Leonard Smith from
pS Il G
Srnd IN on the ,S the Wind hauling he
Flowing Ss ssh gas hs eh
s0us s'' cot al % n
leak bur after two hours labor It deemed useless
the stern although the crew were Kept engaged in do
ss nnd M eysT
ssns 5
IN tie 'ns ssd Il. ses * asH . o
which proved to be the schr Susan CAPT Bow
formed Of the sinking condition Of the Martha and
SAVING
on s1a e m sohss They arrived ." Vine
scHR JAMES yELDRos, hence for Virginia, while going
% the sf s IT on Tngrs n Ss ngh 5
ey She was taken in tow and brought back TO the
struck BY squaI when miles below the latter city
on the 18th and lost her jbboom.
ashore 18th west Of Watch Hin no PARTICULAR.
RasaS sSas Goy sTa Petersen from BatmSre for
Vineyard Haven l4th.
on the Wreck Shoals is said to Be the German bark
claudia, from stettn. She had not arrived late last
MisceiIaneous.
been sold at San Francisco for $4,000
was sold at Port au Prince NOV for sSfs
DIsAsrsns M N sxrrExnxR-The Committee OF Manage;
marme disasters reported during the month Of Sept
ing @ vessel. tos.y M los. & aa e. isoH
aan
turk keEqSes creek and Besn @ oa
Steamer; sotaiy lost q Wis Ens.h s%sresn
In this total number is included French steamer
ported missing
Port Caledonia CB Aug a tor New York and was pro
was seen the afternoon before the gale come on OF
Lo1isbqrg in company with schrs Fannie Buskiin
The tie
ssss
isbury and mate were two very worthy young men,
s o e II NJ d1s qGn s ns a S IF
insured GMnra IN 00S'n 0' '0nn Emery o. anu was not
The body of Capt Thos Thaeher who was lost in the
7th inst near shark River Inlet has been recovered and
sent to his family In West Dennis
The hull and materials of the wrecked schr Fl Hand
ton OF the cargo was also sold.
to build for David Keazer and others Of Portland s.
BE-
OF Cape Elizabeth
steamer for the Anchor Line Company the
BOLIVIA Her dmsnsiens are :aLensth 400 teet breadth
200 tons her engines to be Of 600 horse power
the and @
y Capt " .S sh i Py the
tended or general trade Capt Prebe agent of French
sci up in and her
She will be towed to Portland to load for Southern
Rcckand Ne sts inst from the yard of ssnford
Emerson Rockies She registers Al Sc tons and Dut Or
she 1 @ be ad
Notice to Mariners.
GROUND OF REVENUE VESSELS DURING
The has designated the revenue vessels Ac
tive, Boutwell, Campbell, Coliax, Dobbin, Grant Ham
cruise along the coasts Of United States during the
winter season. for the purpose Of rendering aid TO
washington, Nov H. 1873
whaIemen.
Sailed from New Bedford Nov l3 bark Morning Star,
despatch received by VIM . Brownell, dated San
5 Brn o al a e Of
ocean with 1000 bbls oil and 5000 lbs bone this
Bedford, having taken 10 whales.
New eD Il % ts Maes 10
olua. whales; no date, Triton, Heppingstone New
rus OLD
Auckland, Aug 2s-rhcre has been arrival depar.
letter from Capt Sinclair, of bark Addison, Of New
he a. sea wa lie
to be at Hobart Town in December Capt Sinclair
s4re whale Which would would have Y ssded 81 ions
head was unfortunately lost They, however, succeeded
Spoken.
os ship sShn oss aD from
shP FSlsysas ss 8 oN G Larsen from Aoa for Baltimore
West. Oct 2S, lat IS 46, Ion 49,
ship Ellen en- Gonda nd tsr Peg5y from callao for San
ssE. Sssna% @ s' T
Bark Amphtrite (Ger) Grau, from Philadelphia for
Neufahrwasser Oct g, lat % ., Ion 245E.
don 5s s Sa s Net Sov a S. from Lon
A brig showing the American flag, with a red
derneath and letter in the centre, seen Nov 2
lat 30 N, Ion 60 40 W.
schr Cora Eta, from Tuxpan for New York. Nov II,
lat 81 Is. Ion rs 81.
Foreign Ports.
nSFor additional foreign ports, received by Atlantic
cable, columns
ALMRlA, Oct l5-Arrived brig Eaglet (Br), Tooker
vigo (and sailed 18th for Malaga.
ALLoA, Oct 2S-Arrived, bark Casa Marittima ItaD
Olivari New York via Queenstown ~
ALGoA BAT, CGH, Sept PIN port brigs Edith Mary
disg
CoSsrAsrIsorLE Nov 5-Arrived previous bark Azelia
Weston, Boston.
CoLoxso. Oct lin port bark Alexander (Br), Foxwor.
thy, for New York.