The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06
Marine Disasters.

IL for Queenstown with wheat, was abandoned at sea
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running, ship was seen to leeward with her flag half
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put the Of re tie Ss
crew. upon TSsHehns the Forest King she q
ten to
ton, together with her The boat filled coming
sns a1 as Ss esp
e" VIII and or
Queenstown for orders He reports having experienced
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msr9ina to endeayor save personal Effects. &c Xt
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heavy cross sea The wreck appeared to be sinking fast
ssa SeesP 0isr @ss
%saS tbs
sH,r CAIHxpRA. Grl. Webb, while being tcwed down
to Whyters press Savannah River the LIST Inst col
topmast carried away 's''' ''''' anu n'a nsf MAN.
SHIP Cas.1saE.P B5 at San Francisco a,th ut from
ery gales during which blew away sails, &C. ~ A'' W.
BARK 0xEco, from Savannah for Caao before report.
inst WITH in on Ss &c ss
has e e nd with
Point and survey held, with view to having perma.
BE- nd nGsss BEEN that
thoroughly damaged by fire and water
which was into Savannah st BY
from New YORK. The
t Ct a at an .
with IN S rs
s af s ne c"s nS es nd
squalls and very heavy seas During this storm BURST
and "o I'd al
der doubleseeG Weather extremely cold and officers
still aboring very heavily and obliged to heave to under
S the SoS n a tbs s sS n
se chain pates on the sarbosTd side AMI broke the bolts
y h, ,s day. S ana nights SstsS &s
sEGTn a s ns sigh. and s S S
the hold, and gaining on the pumps.
sSsoR Hss ss s. %n S%
Head and her SIZE
Ssn S got s under sail and was
70 n nscSey man named Adam Read was
dsphs WHICH lowed INTO Sorfsif Jan 4 derelic i
SSd as Sssy shs ss cargo will be
New 70,
the steamboat landing Delaware Bay, Is leaking at the
through by the ice.
scHR MAGGIE McDovxELt. McAlster from New York
morning inst S river Inlet
scHR L CoRpKRr, from Savannah 10 days for Bos-
eek ys eli %
The captain had his left leg broken above the by
vDey%rd sound our during gale on the 3D. where
The investigation into the circumstances of the wreck
ofshg paricisn Br below San Francisco, shows that
which she on the bank Consequences VI
a light oysterman struck on L'Homme Dieu shoal 4th
'colors in the rigging but herself and pro.
from her berth at Rolns wharf one night last week
rna bad s se not pr;ssh up nssrs
the wind was blowing fresh from the south west and
se nes cast & and ~sf s
not awake until the vessel Jumped the wharf which She
owners a bill Of SIS to pay
miscellaneous.
Purser sparhawk, of the steamship San Jacinto
from Savannah, has our thanks for courtesies.
The purser of the steamship Champion from Charles
ton has our thanks for favors.
AMERICAN LLoyps RrGIsrrR-suppfement No to the
seventeenth volume Of this work. published by Messrs
Harssrne King has been received t rePetSs With
that p@ce, during hs Pit %Snsvauabe
Spoken.
Shin Panther Balch, from Port Gamble for Valparaiso
Feb = in the Straits OF Fuca. ....L,l
A ship steering wsw, supposed the wildwood, Frost
from Burrard Inlet for shanghae, Feb :, of Cape
Brig Haskell from Havana or Baltimore, March I,
lat So, lon rs
ANTWERP March S-Arrived, ship jamestown. Call,
CaIlao via Queenstown.
ArAPuLco Feb 7--Ip port ships simia sater for San
Francisco, to sail 18th Arkwright Harris from New
York arrived 9Th
BRxnrN, March Starved steamship Baltimore (Ger)
Lillienhan, Baltimore.
York
David Macomson (BG, Humphrey. and Carlile lBr
shapcott, for New York, ldg; Astronomer IIsr Edgar
and CianIsnsd GBr Esskine. fcr dos IirrelI Morgan
en- for Dundee Lydia Skolheld Forsaith for Falmouth
K, for orders; and others reported later.
Sailed from ssugur Jan l6 ship City Of Boston, Uimer
Boston.
CEsu Jan sin port bark Pekin, Seymour. for Fai.
mouth, Il, ready for sea.