The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14

toni brig G9bs CORK; sch va hcrensia Para
Wind a. sunset M, fresh.
MARINE Disasters.
srxAnsgn ARrADK.. Doane, from New York for New
ss ss & S
Thursday @th ne sky was overcast with clouds sns
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light A. time she struck me ship anou
and 9 &. III f.
must soon break Up the captain ordered
ne Sas e
Wss 70 shore as Before s ea T got esrs "
aoundern s' in the water AS soon as possible they
ss he Cleared Sa fns with snip the
again in charge In her were placed the ARD ht
ss s o. Ss %
b again launched Returning second time to the shiI
The ssps
remained by his ship TO the last and only left when the
brayey and 70 his admTable arrangements; was It due
ness and inirepidy. was enabled to second in most
efficient manner the plans q the captain Shortly after
and jumped overheard They reached the shore ~ an
recovered At the time of her ABANDONMENT all that
manned Of the Aradne was portion of the stern and the
time alter stirling the ship broke in two and four
aSays there was vese Of her LEFT
at the time OF the disaster which is attributed to mis-
Offices to the amount OF ssOSo The Cargo consisted o.
valued at from SSO0JO to $4,000.
- CITY or mA r @ from is re
srEANsHIP GEORGE WASHINGTON, from New York fol
crankpin broken.
IS 50 N lon iI3 30 f. Capt Rchd Evans Jr OF
died and was buried sea.
SHIP AzuLINE r), Bell, from Pensacola Jan for Sun
taken into g johns NJ The registered 1908 tons wa
Hog Island Is the Iros Nor erlosen from Marseille.
Inlet and les we'll up e on ~s the bsaSh
Her Tuaaer gone but the vessel tight The
return Of the captain from Phiiladepha Until '"e
w s E os % Key
mouth RENTED and repsssd changed her name to
nan, broken in two and total wreck The vessel win
every effort is being made to save the cargo
Snip JEssoRr1Capt Mcclellan late master Of the ship
Of New for ar Ss
the steamship Tiger, from Newfoundland The Jessore
broken Oh below The deck The ship rahiea, almost
ap @ ons hHe Of II s gh wn sa
men who were drowHed were taken on board and
landed at 81 Johns
BARK yscoyNr C4xs,se tBr at Bristol slst ult from
e as Ss sspm. % s S to a y and
washing carrying
house lost Sulwarks on both sides split %anssil and
Sss deck obliged to throw part Of deck load
=, BARK CoRncA Br), at Queenstown Jan q from San
r1snS cisco on Jan lat IS Ion 81 epcSanterea severe
and hsve the ship dewn to the starboar Jan 20 while
up from NV the sea Broke On board tearing away and
washing overheard all the boats and sundry articles
BARK FRANCES ashore at Provincetown has broken in
two and her mainmast gone through the ships bottom
wreckers have given up all hopes of getting her off,
BARB JosKrH BUsrBY before reported abandoned Jan
lat 81 lon o. by ship ANTARCTIC at Liverpool Jan 20,
ter The registered 5i2 tons was built at Maryport in
lS45, and hailed from Newport, E.
BARK MARIA sALErrA dta Dandrin, from Liverpool for
The was so7 tons built at Sunderland in 1856
, BARK MARY LAYTON Br, Roach, from Ardrossan for
leaGy or Boston, put into 9th inst
BARK RosEsDArt CD, Pascal from Marseiles Aug 70
age, and remained Jan II, repairing.
BARK GhErs MG from phIadelphia for stettin,
port 18th.
BRIG JuLA HArIocK of New Bedford, supposed to be
She was about Mo tons bgrhen and was owned by simp
Marion, and was partially insured
BRIG SECRET Br, Fraser, from Demerara Dec Of and
TOT HALIFAX with u cargo OF 6 puncheons rum, 10 hhds
puucneOnS
graph from Havana to have been totally lost where
Brig ANNIE VAIL OBJ, Kitchener from New York which
and sailed for Liverpool Ms, Feb IL.
BRIG PACKARD, from Navassa for Wilmington NC,
md mp to Wilmington Feb II.
Cape Cod has been got of and was lowed into Province.
own on her side by tugboat from Bos, on the TN
scHR HATTIE Cooxbs from Rockiand lying at the foot
# Cymer street Brooklyn, Ed took fire AM Wednesday
ingushed with but little il any damage.
scHR ANNIE BAvARp tBr), whcpey, from New York
Dec % is reported by cable as ashore at Bilboa Feb
ScHR HELENE, Adams, from Wilmington, NC, for Bos-
ran ashore on Point Aldcron during thick weather
u wes IS S S
Co. 81 o%ns BY H % sSns Of
Nothing can be done toward saving the property until
he subsidies "a later despatch states that the Hell
me Is breaking up and her stern has broken off,
ported wrecked at Aspinwall, owned BY John Em.
insured for only about one fourth Of her valne
Part Of the cargo cotton Of ship Monteagle r, from
New Orleans tor Bremen before reported wrecked the
Bahamas, has been saved, badly damaged
CORK, Jan 3l-The master (osseau of the Lady Milne
ark OF Bermuda, from Baltimore for Galway (naze)
eports-0n January IL, off Galley Head, encountered
ieavy weather which caused the vessel to leak and lose
,uwarks Che above vessel sailed from Queenstown for
galway Dec 30)
CAPE OF Coon Bopr no date by telesrnph)-Thc North
asst bark 1922 tons from Manila Oct IL for New York,
otal wreck near Stringo Bay safely landed posi-
lion considered bad for saving cargo, which consisted
chiefly of cigars sugar, jute, pearl shells, and hide
cuttings.
DUBLIN Jan 3-The Jane Ann, Anker. which arrived
here Jan q from Philadelphia (mazc). encountered
heavy weather on Dec 80, in lat a ~ Ion 43 lost bull
warks, boats, 6c had washed overboard started
her decks and was compelled TO throw 50 tons maize
overheard.
Falmouth, Jan So-The Loyal svcndby, from Water
ord for the Savannah ballast has put in and landed
The crew Of the French bark Amelia ballet, from Cape
Hay bound for port for orders Qogwood) abandoned
wateroggcd and partially dismased Jan "a in lat AS N,
on Is W; four men injured and one died
KINGSTON Ja Feb 9Thc whaling bark Trident, of New
Bedford has been completely wrecked at Panama.
LERwicx, Jan 2s-The of a large vessel has been
discovered west Of Sea no