The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-27
Marine Disa sters.

SHIP ALlAHABAp (Br) Crspin, from Newcastle NSW,
pe had e on & F Is ua the
n S be % out ns reared o
the same would be called for
sanay pn into
to Hartsport March q, where she will be repaired
d D* or sn in e from @
inst, to have put into Nassau, MP, in distress
E.Hs or, Windsor from New York via Ade,
sdsa h the
Sas
sn,G g na HAsnnI mase from TT Erin, for
sails, &c, is also reported leaking.
BRIG SALLY Brown, Matthews, at Baltimore 18th from
and hauled off by revenue Colfax without
injury.
the north END of Fshers Island proves 70 be the sshs
Yck %nP % g s o OF o asfsS e tram
ashore about o'clock morning Of The s4th inst
made at New London to save if possible, vessel and
cargo.
scnR GAMMA of East Machas), Guptin from Jackson
the the the $ johns while going out
DIS e 1s Sas will without s
run the beach Gd Town she draw
ON 18Th sst to nave
ScHR MATTE HOLMES (of Bangor Cox from Jackson
@ sa npsn Se ba4
n On ts the % se dag vhs
the all h set 70 Che
gained steadily and when she arrived at Fernandina
rune
discharge the deck load and possibly the entire
cargo, before she can be repaired
soHR ELLIE SMITH, smith. from New York for
Caibar,en ashore the 18th inst discharged
On the sd inst a. '' '"'0H ''aA'"s'
scnn PLANET. Handy, capsized while beating into
driited on ledge but came off I'D somewhat damaged.
with loss Of deckioad of hoop poles
Tuos + Can Au,h
Fan River which vert ashore on B.rtle.s Reel,
Ss % e Will @ be a
caused her to be badly broken up. N'''
her wharf at Newburyport March n struck schr ed,
ward Lameyer, breaking in portion of the rail Of the
scHR ELIZA SAWYER Cook. at Savannah 23d from
pa sat On the sailor
while passing through Hell Gate struck Steep Rocks
was raised ana pumped by the .wrecking steamer
discharge and repair.
LUsEc March l9-Schr Madagascar, from Boston, OF
ans ne s and der sars On whs at
belo She was oated off next tide badly strained and
schr Com Kearney. of and from Calais for New York,
and viii be doated as soon as the weather moderaes
SAN Francisco, March 25-The steamship Coma has
s OK s e She 1a
by reason OF some Encouragement OF her screw and
day She is considered due here early next week
miscellaneous.
The purscr Of the steamship City of Brooklyn, from
Liverpool. has thanks for courteses.
SchR ONLY Son of New York. has been purchased by
parties IN Durham: and win be commanded by CAPTAIN
is now ldg in New YORK for Dover, NH
KnyNKBuSKPoRr, March 23-The new ship launched by
Messrs itcomp THOMPSON, and sold to parties Port
land, will be named the st John Smith, in honor OF
weliknown citizen of Portland. The ship lies on
the fats where she when launched and will reQur
quite high tide to float her of She lies perfectly
straight and easy, and will OIL the
high tides.
Spoken.
Bark Bhering, Vessels, from Hamburg for Amoor
River. Jan IL, lat AZ IS ;. Ion 81 25 W.
Bark Quick step, Chase. from New York for San Fran
cisco, Jan %, LAT Is S, Ion 81 2 w.
Bark Northern Queen (Brl, Dollar. from Bremen for
United States, March s. lat 49, Ion ~ 80.
Bark W Oliver (Br), Mckay, from Antwerp for New
York or Tybec, March s. lat 40, Ion 8,
Bark Wcser GER Pope from Rotterdam for Savan-
nah or New York, Feb 4, lat A. Ion l6.
Brig W Chase from Matanzasfo for Philadelpha, March
%, lat 81 30, Ion IS 80
chr S Hume from New YORK TOR Cardenas, March
%, lat SO, Ion IA