The New York herald., 1874-08-26
Maritime Miscellany.

Newcastle NsW reports:-June IS at 20 s. Ion i2a Was
darns When Carried away ioretorsaiiannAst Win
head S ss9 nn, e sprung
sails on fore and main mlss
SUFFOLK Of Boston salled for the East indies in
shaw first mate, and Richard Baker second mate.
gasf ,es d na e
81 The two latter reside in Charlestown
turned Hamburg N INST, with loss Of bowsprit
&C win sg whsh me parted tea from os her n
warks, &C.
seHnhJ Ks,eH, rom ,aH Wilmington NC for Seweury
reloaded, and sailed Aug for destination.
eu asus s l New York for
scHR DAsDy tBr sullard, from Nassau, at Key West
Aug 49, reports got ashore on Florida Reef but sustained
no material damage.
Vineyard Haven WAS sold at auction saturday, tor
aenees put into %ew Lonion AUG q Savsns been run
pSa last W Frsay night on aeW and fs 7ineyafi
sound Losing aer msinmas oulwarks ami ss1ncaions,
scuR sorHlA HANSEN at Baltimore from Navasss (be-
fore repor,ed), lost sails and is leaking badly.
soHn CIV MAY was ashore on Georges Island below
scnR SRANp!wISE, Adams, Of Wilmington, Del which
H. "a eaa sn% wa
ashore In Nan,emoy Reach SAFETY having ieet
ancria, leaving the crew in charge OF the vessel
70 sgsa @ G 6r r9 BpmSre for pss Sew Sox rstarned
scna LIZZIE DAKER, from ST John. NIB, was run into
25ta inst in Delaware BAY by the schr Mary Ward
GALVESTON Aug 2DIt reported that the Eliza.
beth from the east coast with lumber went ashore
are er aed u
charter effected on account OF grangers at s5s.
The report that bark Francis Fay Osgood from Ran.
goon or talnonin put into 81 Helena July 10 for re-
only. only NN"''N' '''N"eN '0' "-'e'
snrsu,1DIseAs East Boston the fine treighting ship
day: sne is owned by Brewer 4 co.
% w ,.
M hs sn4Ss and RI s oSap I wG new ships one OF
rSG @ a. are sdng one ship Of 400 tons
They havs lad the keel q earauen'ne Of ESQ tons bur
Peter Jackson has ship of 1900 the stocks at
The government vessel building at the yard Of the
Atlantic wosks yn by acKay Is al plsnkea and the
..Tbe new three masted schr building a, .clarmount
has so Tar S as to have her ceiling put in i
her dy this present month, the dun times
Ing more Zine for the seasoning Of her timber ana She
probably Will no, be ready for sea sea pn the latter par; Of
manner of the choicest material A good deal OF her
sa ca Bolts hv been
for galvanized iron ones
Notice to Mariners.
Harding, John Briggs and Mr. Bowman are the regularly
po s e o and tho.
loot outward the same foot is charged Tor
deep vessels as tor those Of light draught
WEST IxprEs-sourH COAST OF HAYr,-rxAnISAroS o.
Commander Reed s''is 6sN, Commanding Us steam
hss entirely fsaased, aai ina, description in Is The
West indi1 ,bp Pilot s @
~ ,: NM,
are snoal spots on three Of these there are two
Three of the shoals "a s., are within hsh "a mile Of each
s Ps sSys s. " .SS ia0is s% s Sea RS
f. The t eastern % one With two iathoms water bears
over II bears from the middle shoal X N. distant
s . and H Point n soye, ,rsR R by g0H eaAn distant
These sboal. are Of small extent and there is deep
they may be from aioft
The pilots are not well acquainted with this locality,
Amle apaa han OF shore viii clear All dangers,
tS INIT and generally no bottom at Il u
Haf mile outside the line of the he adlands Will carry
viii BE- TO Keep the ead constantly s'ns sona r as
the CHANCES In soundinga even IN ships length
tBearngs magnetic Variation. aes 40 min eas,eriy
BY order OF the Bureau Navigation
wYMAN qS%mOdSTe s1s nsS aydrographer
Whaiemen.
Cleared q, New Bedford Aug a. barx Nautilus Lake,
letter from Capt Clifford Of bark OAK OF Panama, Re.
ports her Avg OF Pearl Island. with % bbi hpbk oil
letter rom Capt Jacob Howl and. dated VALPARAISO
sailed rom Valparaiso mat DAY hunoesckns and
sperm & whanS gars suaipen Morton Of Talcs6uano,
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