The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-18

10th and towed to Gibsons Point where sne WI vs
charge Of her and 90 into uocA or
repairs Il requires steam pumps to keep her tree.
BARE vos.y.A Ger nmm at a. p "a iGRa ~ e N
with the Dutch sehr Anna Narsarethe showing signal
o Sa paq nsT and six
uary
BARR rl, from santos for New Yorh sii IN
her assistance. She would prOba bly, get OF at high tide
last night
scun cuAs Buck. Circuit. at Portland 18th from Jack
sonvile, lost jibtoom and ioretopmasL
No!foR from the schr
reported ashore on the Middle Ground. The schooner
forced BY the swelling q corn She i has
been stripped Of everything above decks and VIII DC
Me and Pigs hauled OF 10th Inst BY The ss
sseR bly,
s the and now water on
previous report that the Palma had gone to pieces was
At Eewes Del lh inst reports Feb Is passed in the
days ''A's '"''" uo0'S' N'' mas 0''A ~ N'N'
Sem kgeI from Weymouth Mass for Ina.
arrived at New Bedford 18th inst Tor repairs She will
ScHR s HUDSON, from Galveston, was below Boston
Tth with loss of ioretopmast
STEINER WooDwAEn, from Fall River for New
Judith ana FIsners Isisna collision win what
The steamer was badly damaged and arrived at New
London on the iash inst in sinking condition, with
Davison's marine railways for repairs
The masts of schr Hardscrabble before reported on
beyond repair.
nn s o% sr s9 oss s r she
of and arrived at Lewes March is
o Ms5G arh Feb s% % ss dD M
has arrived at Plymouth with cargo damaged.
,s Del North
Sunday, IN going up, but got off without damage.
Miscellaneous.
We are indebted to Purser Hall, of steamship Cuba
from Havana for the prompt delivery of files and
dispatches
BAnn o a SEQ built at Bath Me- in 1865
Jan 20 for $1,000.
& j e Durham, OF Boothbay, Me- for $780,
the hu s Of u Co.
SS
OF the model the Agenor The new ship will be
H ts endsrstcod that Sessrs Mansfield Roberts and
nsi oe at
SHIPBUILprNG-At Newcastle, Me- + l. Carney is build
ing whs Ca6 bark Of 90 sessns Co ore build
ing ship Of 100 tons: Charles Merry IS building
He IS getting out the frame Of brig OF $50 tons for Capt
aas s S e Of S The Bos viii
build ship Of 100 tons, and 1t is thought Mecalf
will build ship or bark
propeller of 500 tons burthen constructed for the
for the Sh Ea
Boston, on Friday '''''
LAuscnED-At Wilmington, Del, March ls a steamer
Who will employ her in the sd Bay trade Ihs
and GeE 'sSi wide in beam and
At Kenneegnkport Me, March is ship d Of zoo tons
Notice to Mariners.
FORTRESS MoEnoE, March l7yirgina pilots report the
quarters OF a mile to the southwark.
DAuNr's ROCK LIGHT VESSEL, COAST OF IRELAND,
The Commissioners Of Irish Lights hereby give notice
S
i a OT spring W 5
following marks park and bearings
E Esiy ssss E! * Hsfs1 & g9s'
s sss'f Head dU%e 5y z 9m!les i'-'0 miles,
red a * light win Be exhibited at the mainm Mast
IN si Be
thenceforward from sunset till sunrise
her ns
wh'9 y panS ssv and the
words ,Baunts Roek' in white letters on her sides
vail ss sss g Sisf & an with
The present bell boat buoy marking this danger will be
removed when the lightshp has been placed but the
concal buoy near the rock will be maintained in its
present position
The amount Of toll chargeable in respect of this light
vessel will be notified in a further notice
BY order WILLIAM LEES, Secretary.
Irish Lights Office, Dublin, Feb q, 1874
Whalemen.
Ship Emma Jones Clifford; Of NIB, was at Talcahu.
Jan 81 with 200 bbls sp o-100 bbls last cruise.
Expected to be at Paita LIST OF June.
Spoken.
Brig Lie Houghton, Rose, from Matanzas for New
York. no date, lat 3D. Ion rs 40
Schr John Ingraham from Key West for New York,
no date, off Key West
Schr Angie Amesbury, from Portland for Norfolk,
March 10, Barnegat bearing by N II miles (by pilot
boat Mary Fish MOI A.