The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-01
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS
Observation-Disclosures.
poRT OF RICHMOND, August 80, 1873.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
ch,ndse and passengers. l.. h. Tatllm, agent.
steamship Isaac Bell Blakemali. New ork' 1ncr-
cli,nts, and passengers, G.. ". Allen Co., agents
Steamer State OF Maryland. GeogheSan, Balti-
more merchandise. ". L. Brett.
Schooner L. L. Golfer. Thwaite Gardner. New
York camel coal. 81 IRIS x GO. ,
Schooner Ann 5. Brown, Crowell. New York,
srhoouer CriSs, Bowen New York, camel COAL
o"'''' SAILED SUNDAY.
steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New York, mcr-
rhauLse and misscng gers &. W. Aliens Co., agents.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2a.-Schooncr William
~ MEN IokK, August ?9.-Schooncr Nellie Gay,
Hoysc. -
OF the Lizard. August 10, bark St Bernhard.
Rcgencr, from kicnnond for F:ayre,
new YORK. August 2o.-Arriycd. schoOncrs Sea
Bird, Hawki"s, k,chmond;; Va. Charles Moore
mond. Richmond, Va; }. l.. Mcoy. Warning
ton, Richmond, Va; Osborn Curtis. Cur
lis, Virginia: Ella Rodinc, Kutter,, Virginia; A. y
+. Benton. BuGd, Virginia: }. H. Kapp. Gale. Eir-
giuia }. Is. Kelsey: Kelsey. Virginia; Ella Wor-
4gn Young HrsnI9 E r. hs%nG & Tny5Gr
Yankee Doodle, Malmsbury, Virginia.
DISASTERS.
PROVIDENCE, August 2p.-lt Is currently reported
In this city that the line thrcc-nnastcd schooner
Martha y. Hall, Of Boston, was totally wrecked at
Cow bay. CB, in the g,lc of Sunday last. She was
built in this city In 1872, registered about 500 tons,
and onc-lalf was owned here the other half WAS
sold TO Captain Burgess lhcr comlnanderl and
others Of Dcnnisport, Mass, i'll March last for
Sls.0v0.
In the great gale III the Bay 1t. Lawrence continue
to be received ri Gloucester, and the record Is Il;
most diststroll, one DISABLING t pIi"ni Ol
season. The following additional particulars OF
disaster TO Gloucester vcssels,lave been received
Schooner Lydia A. Harvey. 52.3o tons. years Oh,
ashore at East Point Chapel, PEI. 1t is feared that
she will prove total wreck. Dennis X Aver,
owners.
ashore al Cape Canso. Ms; condemned. james
a. Stetsou, owner.
Schooner Amos Cutler, ashore at Cape Canso
damage slight, 6p.3o tons, years OH. Uodd Farr
L Co., owucrs.
The first aav!ccs from the Gloucester fleet at the
Nagdalene islands were received yesterday after
noon. The following vessels are reported ashore,
slightly damaged:
Schooner Highhycr s5.72 tons, Is years old. Per-
kus Brothers. owuerS.
Schooner {. Z. Barrett, 47s8 tons, years old.
Mckenzie, Hard 4 Go.
Schooner Electric Flash, ..19 tons. Is years old.
james Mansfield X Sons.
Schooner Oliver Eldrcdgc $3.50 tons, 3 years old.
George steele.
Schooner j. j. Clark. SECS tons, years Ola Std-
ncy Friend Il Brothers.
Schooner Freedom, 1870 Tons, II years old. james
Mansfield & sons. =,
Schooner Enola c.. 65..s tons. Years old. Smith
& cot.
Schooner Catalina, 57.9s. tons. IL years old. Mad.
docks i Co.
Schooner Charles p Thompson. 1853 tons. years
old. David Low IL Go.
Schooner Marion Grimes, el.3G t1ns, years old
ID. {. 4 II. Babcock.
schooner L. l.. Rowe. Cs.7s tons, years old.
Samuel Lane Il Brothers.
Schooner William IL. Raymond. 10 tons. years
old. dennis & YER
Schooner William II. Thurston, 5!.5S tons. Il
years old. David Lord &c 20.
schooner Charlotte Augusta, 5I.9S tons. years
Old. William &. Wunson.
Schooner IyphoOn, 5l.s2 tons, 20 years old. ID. G..
& II. Eabson.
Schooner Arizona, 1885 tons. Is years old. Will
liam II. F.cnch.
Schooner -. II. Mansicld- 1875 tons Is years Old.
George W. Pluucr
No lives lost ut the MagdalrneS.