The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-29
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Telegraphic Marine Correspondence.
NEWPORT Jan 2A 1874
The United States revenue cutter Moccasin reports
this Pm the schr Harriet Lewis remains ashore
Beaver Tail. The breaking her, and
this AM The cutter will make attempt to get her of
early tomorrow morning, but 1t s doubtful the vessel
remains without going to pieces She Is not insured
town Ri "a later despatch states tina. the Harriet
Lewis has gone to piccesl
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP Ohm Cswe). loaded with cotton from New
Orleans Bremen put into Havana Jan Is with loss
ofpropecr and shaft broken
u 's
No, INST Ss
survey /. held and w was
eieeting repairs and further on Tuesday
:s%s shaR$si Sc taken s.ss
az P g q sss sns &c
The he having
% 'ss 's
a he e n the ooh on sHpa @
notnias to indicate danger in bringing ne .Ais
TIM ship
aS inside .Sn ana the d
Of the channel with the helm hard staIboard and
s Sa ins s re
e1 set S az Ss
out effect as strong undertSw continued to act on
1--WE 81 s;s:
ing Two anchors were also put into position prevent
and IL the ss1 sn Mo 1s as saass s LIABLE
ne s bs s 9a but :. %
By which ame the ship had sunk 70 her decks About
10 tons q Of indigo S rubber r9s eaS
order and several bales o. hides and rags have since
@ M of up n
nd a V Gf IS Two S
experienced shipmaster does not censure either the
or the the might
happened at any port IN the world.
charging Tor repairs Jan 10
SHIP SOVEREIGN THE SEAS at San Francisco Jan Is
.nppsS
sea- boat for ward house. washed overheard
skysal yard, studdinssail yard and quantity OF um
Der
BARK DApxr1rss Br,. Winchester, from Liverpool for
Boston, which put into Bermuda Jan In distress, was
dlscharging 10Th for repairs
BARK WAusArcH (Br). Graham, from Fernandna for
b To- "a a. n s re-
briggs CHESAPEAKE tBrl, Doe, from Demerara for Bau
more, and GEORGIA Miller. from Baltimore for Mart.
sd uf nt9 jan
having repaired.
the
Of 25,n, while al anchor Ghaham into BY
with cargo Of @ and hs and
s%sS
away, She Immediately anchored, but the collision
hours and rolled her side, in which condition
se IN aens beard he
great diiBcnty aDd were taken to Vineyard Haven
reported Bermuda in distress repairing Jan IL
scns Franz y,snsos Jameson from Bs q for
he
BAR s4 LA Re M % Ss
scua BILL sIow, from Boston for Ba!tnSre , before
InoTmies Of s inst without damage AA''' '"
ScHR JENNIE RosALrNx from Bermuda for Boston, At
ss' q ss also ss
six OF the crew Of the ship Calumet recently
ton, NC. Jan q for Boston, struck on Wreck shoals
Se She or %si h and anS
and undergo repairs when she will proceed to her
scHa HvrrEn tBr), from 81 John NIB, at Vineyard
naye nth inst that on s q al.
4ss fns dns
be a Boothbay fisherman.
ScBR MARY JANE (Br), Greenwood from CLYDE River
Ms. for West Indies put into Liverpool. Ms, Jan Is
leaky; would repair and proceed.
scHR ADDIx BLAspxIL Crowei, from Providence for
quently hauled OF. received damage and proceeded
tor her port of destination Jan e.
soBR QUEEN soUrH. Corson, from Mobile for
Boston with 25 bales Of cotton went ashore Jan Is At
Watchapngue Inlet Va the Coast Wrecking Co have
sent their steamer Lackawanna to her assistance.
Seer HurTaass, from vinalhaveu, before reported
ashore Lovells Island, Boston harb0r, was got on
morning Of 18th and sowed up 70 Boston The vessel Is
leaking.
scHR ExxA ID FIrsKx from Savannah for Boston, ar
rived at Newport Jan 49, with loss Of part OF deckload
foresai and lbboom.
The cargo OF schr Oceanca from Boston for Portland
ashore kichmonds Island Cape Elizabeth, has
been saved and taken Portland night of the 10Th
The tug was unable 10 haul the schooner of.
The schooner ashore EAstvlle Is the Dan Stowe
OF Mddletown, Ct
CBArHAm, Jan 2S-The schooner before reported on
this place 10 distress supposed TO be the Adeia of
John, NIB She had been run into, and fun OF water
HxIKAx Ms Ian u # Mreck OF thu En1liah ahin