The New York herald., 1873-04-02
Marine Disasters.


BrFor particulars Of the wreck of the steamship At
lantic Br), Williams, from Liverpool for New York, at
tended with frightful loss of life. general news
columns.
the bark Josephine, ashore on sciuate Beach states
nsf a
9 tic nGd e % ne Of h ae
were submerged to the depth of feet at low water,
dver hull
will probably so to pieces in the next storm.
at casuni for s
and bilged. Crew saved.
BaIe SHEET Anchor Moore from San Fransiscs % March
When s
S% ds
ssoe tns small
reach Ssss port Damage win reach probably % saSS
r.. tSs
the steward was on shore the Goth ut re tug Zig ress
john bnnn, vent to the assistance
burning ing and in the Are
from some towels swinging against the stoveppe which
galley quickly enveioped in flames.
Dss Hg s%s5 for Ports
c Mae 81 o was
scHR SILVER SPRAY, of and from Rockland with cargo
out material damage
scnn DEIxAR, Ireland. from Elizabeth City, NC. for
M @ By an
OF Sth u without injury, and arrived up to Wilmington
scnR FLIGHT of Dennis, lying at the marine railway
slip New Bedford in the gale Of Saturday last in
Hathaway Luce's wharf, breaking in the port rail Of
the former vessel and slightly damaging the latter.
beore repored with coa vent ashore morning 3"
h n ss on the beach about mile east Of Black Point
can be saved with her if the weather should be
DISASTERS MARcH-The number of vessels belonging
to bound from the United States reported
Of which II Were wrecked, IS abandoned sbarned'
na are sg ney a. fol-
eIs and their total value exclusive OF cargoes IS esma
Orphan Island.
Lrwns March yl.rhe saved cargo of the brig Jas Hull
beach Her spars are nearly all gone.
RED BANK, NJ, April l-CanaI boat No Al, coal.iaden.
ley, and Is now at Port Monmouth, NJ.
Miscellaneous.
Purser w Sparhawk, of the steamship San Jacinto
from Savannah, has our thanks for courteses.
We are indebted to Purser Webb. OF the steamship
Montgomery from Savannah, for favors.
The purser of the steamship Champion from Charles.
ton, has our thanks for favors.
BARK NABoB, Featnerstone from Boston for Port Eliza.
beth spoken March 2 lat a. Ion IS 90 short handed
Boston
and the po and Saa Ss &c
; to sea ns before % same day Mnots Ledge light bearing
overheard.
Quick PAssAGEs-schr Louie Van Brunt Of Brook
haven Capt Tooker which here yesterday made
the run IN six days from Cardenas She has made four
pying pyIg. bnt 9gu.ss. 81 days % in all
abreast Of hsyans in days and 20 hours Both q the
Sya %srsh are remarkably quick runs Tor the month Of
The bark now being built by Atkinson Fillmore,
NJ Wssed to be named Wakefield In honor Of
LAuscHrp-At Kennebnnk port March 81. by Capt n d
Baird built on contract for willard and Others, Of
csp Wabnse Of rom WIN Which ee sara Sor Sy by
will load for Europe.
Notice TO Mariners.
WILMINGTON, Del, March 81 1873.
There very shoa spot about one mile due south of
Ss: :. sss%. % s1
about one mile GS of chr wana
= mGrt.. ana S lssGst station has been
name Society Of Massachusetts
WhaIemeu.
Arrived at New London March 81, bark Roman, viii.
Cleared at March ~ csr Tn GEN @ P o
Redfeld, ssae g. on u cruise s via HRopqIulu, R
nss sss @ Ss snSs kns
TO Bermuda. eis
10, with $50 bbls sp oil on board
spoken.
ship Blue Jacket Simmons, from New York for San
Francisco, Jan 70. lat ~ s, Ion So SOW
Glasgow, Jan 4, lat 45 s, lon lsI W.
Bark Stetson from Cienfuegos for Boston, March
Bark Nab0b, Featherston Boston Port Eliza
beth, March "a, latA, Ion 6s 20 (see sceiancous.
Brig Mireila from Cenuegos for Boston, March 70, lat
Foreign Ports.
ARscIso, PR March s-In port brigs Deiopea Br), At
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