The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12


Kew Wgs1 Feb II, 1874
Ship Ryerson (Br), Dennis from Antwerp via Tybee
for New Orleans went ashore during the last gale on
hiilsoorough bar The wrecking steamer winants has
gone to her assistance.
steamship Gulf Stream from Baltimore for Havana
aud New Orleans arrived to-day and reports that dur
ing the passage fire broke in the hold and burned
two days and despite the exerti0ns OF Capt Whitehurst
and crew, much valuable cargo destroyed. The
vessel Is but little injured the Gre confined to the
hold.
Marine Disasters.
nS-See Correspondence above
ss,r BSAUsARIs CASTLE Dr. from Calcutta for New
having broken in two a day two previous
SS took S0f it h1e Ss 5 ss II s
Sed at The m The en- after The had
Water and with Yoss Of iS some 80 @ burned bur
oos oy St but ss' s
tanned e saving most Of the cotton small portion in
fs% sa sss fsp sa aad
BARK vIcroR Nius, STRAWBERRY, from Ipswich Tor Bal
and was Sed to Baltimore FEB ' has
from Per Ezaessh had strong gale north Of iii Hat
BARE KHmp,vE tBr), Hoare which arrived at Queens
town Feb from Baltimore is in eaky condition.
%as to e se at at
ON the llth inst at sDlitt Harbor.
into st Thomas Jan 80 in distress.
scHR MNSA, which was ashore on Winthrop Beach,
but tss g at @ s
S S,s and VIII soon b. tted for the West In
last alisa Win water s1
Divers q taking pump with
vercd the schr safely IN Boston with all of her cargo
nandins for Philadelphia put into Iybec Feb through
stress Of weather and to repair bobstay bolt and
/ suned her voyage ON the 9TH
STEINER LAcsAwANsA arrived at Norfolk Feb from
s sho S the has q,
pieces that portion o. her eayso has been picked
Vessel vessel was wrecked ' % D''' ~ "''''' "''
LIVERPOOL Feb lo--Brg Giosuc dtap, Maresca from
&c. has arrived al Malta, leaky.
Miscellaneous.
srnAxsnp NoaRo CAsrLK. Morton, from Havana for
ports having had heavy gales passage.
Us sTsAsss WTAsp az San Iraneiseo has been
10 NJ up Tie s,sa%e s in the most shSropgh
slight repairs could made for Several
win be supplied with the finest California bat
sos hs VIII be to s aSus cn tons She
YIN be thoroughly overhaucd and reht,ed Of
Disasters IN DEosMBrR-The Committee of Manage
ment q the bureau veritas has inst published the list
III English 81 German 20 Greek I6 French, 10 NOrwe-
gian ii Italian, 10 Russian, 9American Danish, 8
Spanish Dutch Swedish i, austrian Portuguese
sal ing vessels reported missing; Steamers totally lost
German American and Japanese. IN this number
are included steamers reported missing.
MISSING vEssELs-Ship Julia, s94 tons. OF Yarmouth,
Ms Capt Dunkert0D. sailed from Savannah Dec with
257 bales valued at $62 500 for Liverpool
and having since been heard OF en-.
tertaned for her safety
Brig Anna Leitch (Br), Hunte rman. sailed from New
Orleans Oct ~ for Iiaye and had not arrived at her
port of destination Jan 81
Notice 10 Mariners.
DIRECTIONS Nsw BEAccNs LIGHTS.
WAsBINGroN Feb II, 1874
The Lighthouse Board has notice of the erection
at day beacon at point three feet above low
Harkn's Ledge. at the entrance Boston
Dor. The beacon is wrought iron shalt, Is inches in
diameter at the bottom and inches in diameter the
top,
Also that a flashing white light will he exhibited on
and alter the evening March H. 1874
recently erected the western end of the small island
of San Pablo. in the Straits connecting San Francisco
Bay and San Pablo Bay and known the East Brother
spoken.
Ship Hovding tNor, from London for Pensacola no
date, 25 miles ESE ui Sicily
Bark Ocean Belle bound south, Jan L lat303 S, Ion
295OW.
Bark Beulah Or Ingram. from Pensacola for Buenos
Ayres Jan O. LAT -, Ion 60 80.