The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-22
Marine Disasters.

BARK IMPULSE Dr. Robertson, from Darien for Liver
pool before reported encountered severe
and carried the ioremat by the board When the
hausied condition the sea making clean breach over
her The samore sent to ner assistanc: and the
running very high at the time.
BRIG HATTIE BIsnor, from Messina for Boston. at
r. had heavy NV gale the lih shipped sea which
for eight days and drfed to lat IS, Ion 20.
BHlc ELIZABETH ANN from Centuegos for Boston, at
stowe water Slight damage
fe' or da as e. has sn
s h S Ts@s5s m Msas vi" i FEB e.
w 5 wasr sa sSa sW to NV
movable rom of decks .hen strong gales 70 the zith
Hurricane ehS Eas Which blew away eeisa
rT s9ipfed heavy which carried away sa!wasr
gone from The Ard the vessel lcSSSng Ssfy
lat Is Ion s. was ae sr in with BY or S Nn,x
YORK, and the crew being completely exhausted with
sSs board s
A A1nn wn 10 M Gp
which put into s. homas FEB 3 in distress leaking
which put into st Thomas Feb leaking badly lost
scHn BENJAMIN REED, Adams from Laguna for New
York before reported ashore sandy Hook gotten
of Friday night by the Coast "recKEa CO. ard lowed TO
the city yesterday
scHR ONLY SON at Philadelphia from Jacksonville. re-
Bbe'ore reported abandoned the and main masis
were standing, mlzzenmast gone.
ScHR ISAAC II BORDEN, Dodge, while living at anchor
nght Of gh Inst TO on ola ~ staten Island was
Hg nG Sy the me S and Sease
weather clear The captain OF the brig paid dam
scHn PORTER Hair, at Charleston 18th from Provi-
dence, experienced very heavy weather from NV and
WNW, in which split main and ioresail ana sustained
other slight damage on DECK and was blown the
Gulf Stream twice.
soHa Porr, obe. at Charleston 18th from Boston,
exgerienced heavy weather OF Cape Hateras from
did other damage. and was blown across the Gulf
stream.
The Flateusn Gazette says that on TUESDAY March 10
employed IN carrying oiia TO Fare Island, was
Bay and os vice. One S' man nae not
given was washed overheard aud drowned.
living on he Middle SPIT nse Goos Bev bnr w ew
DAYS since. full of water. The tide ebbs and dow
Misc eiln neous.
The purser of the steamship America, from Bremen
and southampton, will please accept our thanks for Ia
vors
from the yard OF Hariand Wolfe for the White
next in lie to the Great aseFn Her dimenso a
Length from stem TO stern 40 ee; breadth beam g
tons The main saloon is 3 feet qng by Is wide ex
tions and htngs said to be superior TO those any
vessel an0aI She Will be commanded by Captain
Thompson he commodore Of the White Star Line
BARK ANNIE AUGUSTA, 273 tons built at Bilbao, spain
IN 1854. now In port has been sold at about $500
BRIG G CLARY, whose sale recently re ported,
brought 5000.
scnR ELHu BuRnrrr. 81 tons M has been sold to Mr.
David smith. Of Gloucester 10 De employed in the fishing
/ business
SOUR EvAxerMsE 90 tons has been sold to Messrs
! Eben Elwe OF Goycestcr. ana Geo A Jones' of Man
chester 70 tc employed IN the coastn. and stone rcg
| ing business.
The ship Just finished and ready TO launch from the
yard OF Thompson 4 litcomb, at Kennebunkport, has
been hased by Capt Eben York OF North Yarmouth
George Hunt Co. OF Portland and Others the
Of S200D This vessel Is Zs3 ieet long, 30 feet hold and
SO feet beam. and registers 200 tons She built OF
white oak, and has the highest rate in French and
American Ll0yd6