The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

Also arrived at Providence schr Gov Burton, Phnney
from Charleston with lumber and reports having expe
Ienced heavy gale on the 24th ult March lost over
SSard sS ee Of lumber q deck Load and sn, boat
Hstcras Cape Ro@sn Shipped several heavy seas
and wd' under bare poles e. some time IN iaet expe
Upwards Of forty sail OF wind bound vessels are at an
Steamer Jessie Hoyt which has been Undergoing re.
s w s ST Sew With the
ern New New jersey Railroad Inspector Hovey has been
Marine Disasters.
sSsee Correspondence above
BARK FISzEL (BD, Dess at San Francisco March from
Gse sSsss as 5 a
rem, against US took days get clear Of the land thsn
current running strong to the sw after Beating between
b back S O ssS
cargo decided to the along the equator IL
ssinf had sh' S sas o% sN
Of wS s%sy s s spa &
much
HrLp tswe while in tow Of tug at savan-
nah afternoon of 5th foued schr ickm abreast
q the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad wharf FRYING away
the schooners ibboom, stays and small portion OF her
head gear. Damage trifing.
BARK MALLEvILLE, at Savannah, is having her masts
taken out preparatory to being rehtted with ne mass
BARK MARSHAL PrlrssIrR Gr,, Ferguson, from singa.
Feb "a A. '0'A ~ '' 'A0'HA' ''A'' was
:, BARK GLADSTONE CBr), Hilton from Fernandina for
Feb and was aischasns on the th
with sugar, putinto St Thomas Feb a. ieaky.
BARK AMELIA Foye, at san Francisco Feb 2s from New
ioresal lower topsa and nanstaysa ana split upper
topsalls and spanker.
BARK MAGGIE CHAPMAN Br), ONein, at Philadelphia
March from Hamburg reports that on Jan In the
killed by falling from the mainmast to the deck, and
r n 81 ns ram na ashore on Island at
brought To New Bedford Monday by
Hamilton.
BRIG SPARKLING WATER, Dahl from Philadelphia for
to FEB is which recommended her to
scHR GEORGE WASHINGTON, while bound to Baltimore
with cargo Of 1899 bushels OF oysters was lost on Fri
the 9Th.
soHR GEoRoErrA LAwRENcE-Advices, from Beyrout
previous to Feb ~ report the arrival Of schr Geogea
OF G e eT Sk Dsc at Law bv
lightning, and the was in damaged condition
scas Lucy D. Hall from Weymouth Mass tor Charles les
in running out the South Channel struck heavily the
sprung aeak so as to keep one ~ pump going viii oreS
badly proceed New Bedford and haul repairs
AN UNKNOWN scHR Is ashore at West Bank
ANTWERP, Feb 25-The Gladstone, Nielsen hence for
SeT York which ; stranded Feb g on Bresse1s Bank
locked for examination.
BRlsIoL Feb 2s-The Rambler, pugsley, which arrived
ter she being toWed out 81
since.
CuxHAvES, Feb 2s-rhe Lima schwoon, Enken. from
Hamburg Tor New York which stranded Dec 4 on the
Dor
PLYMOUTH, Feb $3.50 AM.-The bark John Barbour,
h ssv AND aHe the o
lquique for this port Government tugs are in attend
we'll. NAA''' NV "'' wv ''-'' 'A'ppAA 'N'nS
srErrry Feb 2s-The steamship Washington, Arnold,
on Feb ig at the scaw but cot OF without assistance an
damaged, with loss of an anchor.
CIR II Tov,O ha1lT apO
ing pr,p5unced hsT irreparabe at this port recon-
Miscellaneous.
The purser Of the steamship City of Baltimore, from
Liverpool has thanks for courteses.
We indebted to purser W Gerard, of the steam.
ship Crescent City, from Bavana for favors
BARK COMET. 36l tons has been sold for $1,000 her
waan flag
Canal dock, New Haven on, Ior sis. he previous
to- m DOCK and
sunk
Capt VIM Brown has bought one eighth Of schr Aida;
Of Newport and will take charge OF her. to be employed
in the coasting trade.
p,sAs1zas y.svAr1-Ths committee Of management
M ve. sss 1a Is o the e ENG
@ = Gep 20 rsnsh a
ish. turkish and of which the Nationality il un.
ported missing tOtsy lost Eng
lsh, American, Gel man, Danish, Spanish and
French.
LAgycuEp-At Tuckahoe, NJ, March Z from the yard
ass fine rs Of a g.
feet depth lower hold II feet Her frame Of the best
constructed in the most substantial manner being gal
ysnized fastened hr9pshou, and classes strictly Al
Mas % for the
general coasing trade, and will carry 500 tons dead
weight and the largest vessel ever built at that place.
Her owners are Lee Jonas steelman, Geo Dukes;
Ward ste, the captain; ami others Of Tpckahoe, and
Charles Lawrence and Others OF Philadelphia.
HALIFAX, March lo-Tweny steamers sailed from st
Johns NF, today tor the seal grounds The prospects
OF q large catch are good.
Notice to Mariners.
EAST CONGRATULATIONS CHARACTER THE LOVES.
Notice Is hereby given that, in accordance with
effected in the character of the Lowesto high light,
first order revolving bright light showing flash at in
rya g H nh o. on he e
ing the 18th inst and will continue henceorh to be
shown. The light at an OF 70 feet above high
The red fixed light is shown as heretofore, "a be.
low the High light, between the bearings from the light
house Of 81 deg E. and g sd deg ALIEN secre..
Trinity House. London Feb IL, 1874
Spoken.
Ship Cornelius Grinnel .Borand from New York for
London March lat 40 IS, Ion 62 VI.
ship Chas Farwel street, from savannah for Reval
Ship Blancha Meady. from calao for Cork, Jan
L. LAT &c 20 S, ion 70 W.
Ship sacramen Lane, from Manila for New York, Jan
Bark Melbourne (BD, Scott, from Newport for New
York, Feb IA, lat II H. Ion 81 49,
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.
Marobante ebinnino aoents and shin cantains