The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-13
Marine Disasters.

e., sIE ; WISCONSIN, SBE Freeman, from New York
10th inst, disabled, had sbaft broken.
BRIG MILWAUKEE from Leghorn for Boston. ashore
Eghters rags owe 0 &C. Os'nS discharged INTO
scnn Lucy D-A survey has been held schr Lucy D,
before reported at Vineyard Haven, aud divers have
made an examination OF her bottom piece OF her
s red SIC sS"s viii roc to New BsdOd
sary repairs
scHR HARpscRABsLE. Of and from Rockland for New
night 10Th and leaking badly the next morning.
III o s vineyard Haven h"a to
scnR HELEN A Axrs, with $50 tons of coal and in a
he Break ass sSsans d;h Ths
aS ner s 1e% kept
scnn Klrry STEVENS, Anderson before reported put
into s. Thomas disabled and leaking was bound from
Philadelphia TO Port Spain
scHR GEoRcrrrA LAWRENCE from New York for Bey-
rout which put into Cyprus damaged. would have to
discharge
dence went aground Yesterday q2thl. AM, On Cover
Lighters are alongside taxing out her cargo It was ex
pected she would get off at high water last evening
Fifty -four bales Of cotton were reported March as
Prsas ns and the I sappOssa to paS
Boston, before reported wrecked Capt Crillon was
Providence, March PA schooner from New York for
Somerset with iron, is badly ashore on Goat Island,
Miscellaneous.
scuR CoRNEtlA of Croton owned by Capt Robert Nor.
gan and others has been sold TO parties in Maine tor
about $4,000 cash.
since has been named Annie Conant and is now load
ing at Boston for New Orleans
SnIPBuILpING-Mr Henry Painter of New Haven,
has contracted with Albert Thomas q Son, OF West Ha
to build fine three masted schooner Of the follow;
feet between decks to cost about S35Oa She is to be
used in the general eoasnng trade.
Geo " Jackman, Jr, VIII probably begin work on the
new ship, recently contracted for, on Monday next
Then there will be four ships actually In building on the
Merrmac with other contracts already made 70 com
mence upon rs soon as those now on the stocks shall be
launched.
laid ship of 2iJ t. be launched in June This is
claimed to be the largest ship built in Eastern
White oak and hard Dine and win lave decks Her
length on deck will be $50 teet 80 feet hold and 3 feet
Notice to Mariners.
The Slew Buoy Pollock Rip is reported by steam
ship Franconia from New York, at Portland March H.
as gone from its position
BLACK sEA-ALrERArIoy Il LIGHTS, ODESSA.
the 18th Of January isi the two red vertical lights eX
hbied at the end of the Quarantine Mole Odessa would
Would De placed near the end Of the Mole now in
OF construction). for the winter season 49,
a feet above the level the sea- and clear weather
should be seen from distance OF seven miles
masts each surmouneo with perforated globe painted
in foggy weather bell will be rung for ten minutes at
Yoteln case OF Ice or the freezing of the roads
the lghvessel VIII be removed, ana replaced when the
prsrnucrIos or rsAKIcaAp LIGHTHOUSE.
Also, that the lighthouse OF Tsarigrad South Pass
Dnieser River has been DESTROYED by storm and the
light in consequence Is not now exhibited
ny rRE 'bf! iieSdHsshp EVANS photographer
HYpRoGRAPHIc OFFICE, ADMIRALTY, LoNDoE, feD 49,
spoken.
Doboy, Feb -, lat 4s 80. Ion 14U.