The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-14


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BRIG CnInBoRAzo--schooner Eben Fisher, Captain
sass sasss Ss ss ss
as Il az s Sss
Ss within 's
When the deckoad was SrsaSns %
WITH in hours The cut
TO keep the brig on her bottom The crew remained on
Went % peses hand. then TOOK the boat.
borazo was an old vessel Of ISL tons and was built
sullivan Me- years ago. She belonged to Messrs Pen
BRIG MARY RICE. which had been ashore in Lynnhaven
Bsy near ga cape aenry since December Last Reached
II WIN be remembered that the brig had Of eoee
Baitmos alter She went ashore The labor required in
wa se @ has By been the M
large steam pump was placed on board and oy this
until Baltimore Was reached Inc brig was taken to
Welener's shpyard where she win undergo extensive
scHR JOHN SANFORD. from New York for Galveston
which put into Norfolk in Is Sndersong os
the 18th tor the purpose Of beng retted She Will also
topmasts
scHa STAR Clark of and from St John. NIB, for Boston
Portsmouth lower harbor on the tn and sailed the
and es amehor s
a 70 nss and y e
she f ny tens is TIVE Sd and
not estimate the damage at present
% az @ S% Gle M n S St 81
boom.
sersJw WILSON s from Cedar Keys for New York. pat
During the gale at savannah Feb 8 steamship Semi
s By ON ne fr pse
passing the Central Press wharf causing ship Ludwig
heSn Ser to part her SPRINGS ana and
galantmast
TIE wreeang sShr only Son the hr Ms%s5
day llth and would save most OF the cargo with good
Havre Jan "a from New Orleans, on the 25th Of De-
can ensign at ham"st &C. is Supposed to be bark he.
rome from Havana ofsnd for Baltimore before report
Some time since the steamer Keebier with the neees
far s o ns s ssa1 to a
vessel sunk at that port After considerable hard
% the the % the e in tow on S
r a1 Of as Se
and the weather was s.? tempestnons that was found
nsy TO ABANDON the ~'Sh was
BynsGs Arnns, Dec THE brig A Darrell Of Be-,
S S 6 s sn Ssa @ be
The bark Modesto fBr,. Lsnfare loading at Ga%pans
an de was scatted q sa~e the 0 vesse ''0A
CARDIFF Jan 2-The American bark Lorena, Of Stock
ton e sailed from this pSr on the 18th
ron he SSw named Robert Wilson, aged 50 native
Dover, Jan 9-The bark Kathleen OBJ. from Charles
ton for Bremen is still! aground in the bay and nils With
tow her or but without success and preparatons are
being made to land cargo BY lighters
HELGoLANp, Jan A-Tne expenses incurred In the
se%e6 Gss aground S here whsS
The above steamer has since arrived at her
e5 @ Ly
IN collision with the brilliant Star lof Fleetwoo An:
With s
latter also put back with loss of rail, &c.
arrival ofhe Brigantine Thslia which lett Boston IL
sy for aan T. !, s, 5
had been compelled to run into Warmer weather.
Sn bark @
sprung, encountered a most severe gale, commencing
s x and s1 e1ss day Sn y sss
7oW passed the wreck of apparently bark the three
spr oatng aogde hull painted black AH poop
The name cond not be made out.
PORTLAND, Feb 11-steamtug Tiger got ashore on the
imbedded in the soft mud She will come OF at high
water without damage.
Gray arrived here from New Yeyk e%sounersd cred. Sc s.
lost three boats and sustained other damage
srAyANcER, Jan snThe yestlapdet Christophersen,
on e PORT Ss has Se put in we
steamer BEDSIDE Ne weaste while lying anchored at
has ss the damage which has been estimated
Ne Martins Industry, with lost Of fcrstopmast top
gallantmast and royalmast steering for Charleston.
Miscellaneous.
has our 81 for f sssmSh0 Algeria rom
CLIrrxE SNIP THREE BRorHrRs formerly known Is the
mel on s s inc on her OF to sr 9s GOOD
passage Of l09 days
Fss The ssl
aucke, Than her own best trip which was the fastest on
sczs My QOnn Humphry which arrived a. rrta H
s the p ,s no@9 the soa
An official inquiry has been held in ENGLAND CONCERN
from Baltimore .ior Queenstown. which vessel was
sssa5ssp Sts y brusseIs sSiss having gone
the certificate of the master for six months.
BELFAST Me. Feb l3She schr Hay ford. from Boston,
reported overdue arrived today having been blown
Ship Zephyr from New Orleans for Havre Jan 29. Key
West bearing \, distant l6 miles.
yaneRo a 5an lat Snssns from Cardiff for Rio
=, Bark Evelyn Br Smith, from Palermo for Boston, Feb
Bark Village Queen lBr),. Homer from Galveston for
+ IL ad r.,
JShn Ss Rio 'aner0 for Cape
light brig, supposed the Thalia (Br), Fudge. from
Boston Jan q for Halifax, Feb 8, of Sambro, Ms.
The Morning Dew" reported Americana Jan Is. lat
81 20, Ion 445W.
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