The New York herald., 1874-09-25
Maritime MiscellanY.


The purser OF the steamship City of Havana. from Ha
yana, has our thanks the prompt delivery OF our
BARK LINDA Annorr sRr scobey, from Sydney, CB for
having sS Ifrpq '
rail starboard side sprung neads and dovetai Of
sU n nsns fd ane
ing her to Leak In hurricane on scaterie about M ~
voyage.
BRIG MARY THOMPSON, nom Boston for surinam,
which put back 20 st Thomas caught in revolglng
hurricane and the iortopIast and bboom with every
vas set The heavy weather commenced on the "a the
@ w %hn @ e on lett
mainsail and lew pieces OF others
land, which put back TO July s. eaky has been con
ag M Ss ma 10 s so sf h
Sen ANNIE LAURIE tBp Morrison went ashore at Cape
spsho ;,S yfFs seS
OF st Peters, for the sum OF S55i
sonE ExoKlsIoE lBD Deyan. from Boston for Little it'll
% % m Of e m S and was
doaed -Four men ram the shore wen. on board OF her
s"a mere he Ss HSs
e s sv Fan hS ss e% Un BIG
where she lying 10 on su me % The
scHR PINrA, Trask, from Baltimore for Bangor, Me-
which pa, into Norfolk Sept q was 1sssns about @
sa That M G be
Pna pTasr that she be eu Hr
for some days and in putting to the IAN, struck
ing her to leak The captain continued on his voyage
but the leak increasing he was compelled to put back
seHa ponADS Eariass from the Ban put
longing to the lost cod oil Of deck carried away oal
rsane Shich h.. on he IN inst hands saved
and well. viii repair damages before leaving for Har-
souR FLORENCE HALL of Jonesport recently ashore
at PETIT Mensn has eeen on the ways At @achiAsport
SCHR NEY before reported ashore at Hog Island came
Of without assistance or damage, and arrived at Fa
NORFOLK, Sept 22rhe schr Adde Blaisdel. from al
timore for Boston has bee baucd out in Graves ship
She viii bS
dately and VIII resume her voyage.
Acyone Coming fa ape
iord on "Wednesday last when about mile and half
sanken We ssei which he called BRIG crossing between
about Two ander e'e paint eoked AND
have put Saoy d the had he not
name and history Of the vessel is not Known Capt cur
rem has her bearings SO that she can easily be found
Newcastle, NsW, FEB IS tor Hong Kong ana She has
been f lost VIII ali on board she saeG from @
Al, ani was built in Charlestown, Mass in 1866.
psr A. tho oGwns
sssHiy W. i,e on the the oeesa H.
lS7-This paper is deposited in this bottle and
mited the by the of the pilot boat FANNIE,
of New York. for the purpose asceraining scientific
purposes the drifts OF the in lat 80 49, Ion Is 0
wind N and light"
Captain Grozler, late OF ship Sierra Nevada (before
reported burned at sea arrived IN Boston Tuesday
the 22d.
The hui of the steamer River Belle is found to be so
badly burned that she will not probably be rebuilt. Her
engine IL also uch injured The was raised by the
Baxter Wrecking Company under contract and as
before reported by the Coast Wrecking Company
LAuNcH-The ship Edward Kidder OF 1000 tons
burden will be launched from the yard OF Messrs Atkn
Fillmore, at Newburyport, about IA O'CLOCK Fri
forenoon, y
WhalcmCn.
Bark Virant, recently arrived at New Bedford from
whaling voyage is being RENTED for the Pacific Ocean.
10 cruise the west coast of South America under
command OF Captain clifford, formerly Of bark Matilda
Sears, of Dartmouth,
Spoken.
Bark Martha A Mcneil, from Savannah for Bangor.
Sept -. 25 miles SW OF Nantucket lghtship