The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-01

Addie Blasdei< Crowe from Providence Ior New York
The Abigail agnes struck amidseips and consde
rally cotdown, that she was Obliged TO slip her
chains andgo ashore with 3 feet Of water in the hold
The tide being ebb she careeed sufficient TO allow
OF canvas being nailed over the hole signal OF ds
uesswas set and fortunately the tug boat reliance was
in sight when she Immediately went TO her ASSISTANCE
Dad hauled off and flowed her to Bristol me col
nding schooner is the vessel before reported AS
in passage, near Conauicut LghI Ater
being foated she proceeded. and returned to Dutch
Island harbor account of heavy weather. one was
but slightly damaged in the above collision
The schr Harriet Lewis before reported as abandoned
at Beaver TAIL stripped of sails spars rigging
anchors chains &c and the hull will be sold at auction
She built at this port in $50 was ..s rebuilt again
about two years ago and was valued a. in order to
fsa ss 6sps q s f Ss ss On
is a very high tide.
Marine Disasters.
pS-See Correspondence above.
STEAMSHIP ALEXANDER LAyELLKY Fr, Conrtois from
sS SadSS Pf new i3rs s9ts Friday
the saa Ssfa aS
Soa ana S as so %y which Ss
s S the Ssi e os sTSn By e cas %
midnight s j , sS;'
south q e. S 9e 81 miles fS%
directed them to steer west half south went below
G ship Hm was ,s sns sS he on two they
fog sG SSS S e Se T Sey
that did not S e. neq rse se
if 4 directly T the se o s
s SinSs the eompasss may not have been rlESS
ny are hs n and S
eae both captain and matte assured him they were ali
S s a Sw ss 0s w the s Gs
5 in and an % eoa
words Of English were brought to land With some
~ aaye since been living III i
Gn na q!
the Coast wreSkng Gompanys steamer her heet neors
ws %sa aS asn
sna % ss 8 sand sass her was By Sesa
she came bow on: and ran up within about her her
At mean de sat at high water she works and IS
is S IN ee Se
after which is there water and that is sup
late dates she had not been pulled off, rst iu
tide would probably float her.
mainsai and rail carried away.
attempting to 90 to sea from St GEORGES Hareor, Bsr
nn 1s si s
wthsandng many attempts that have been made to
ably ef It will be- necessary to discharge some Of
cargo OF lumber, in order to get off
minso S Which was lowed into Bermuda 10 in dis
tress. repaired and cleared Jan % tor destination
Padre, entrance to Cardenas Harbor, Jan %.
eo ss%f for H Banks ~ with seS
qp By sss. of I Ts
y C hI tho at om q %
ockand With a cargo Of general merchandise, and on
Sunday morning when OF Sesnn HE heavy
manageable.
scHR ROVER Barnard from Bermuda for Brunswick.
Ing been on the coast 30 days and four times Bruins
Condition The vessel sustained no damage and was to
lost overheard december 2a
scHR Two SISTERS (Br) Thomas, from st Martins
muda Jan &c leaky
scHR LOUIS WALSH cof Sag Harbor De Castro, before
a heavy gale on Christmas day during which had to
Sa for + R anos aa enG and Gs lost
Was driven 500 miles eastward of her COURSE stopped
at Cardenas two days to mend sails.
ALEXANDRIA Jan 29-The steamship John Gibson, which
aground on the flats near the Arsenal last Monday
% By tug Mary
ceeded on her way to Georgetown.
ashore between here and Jamespor The reyenae cut
ter MSsY9Ss of This station is At Ja%esport assisting
ashore at Grand Menan Island were badly frozen In
to 1 on beach ali night The Vessels reported
9re in ss new on ere
the brig Choiuer from sydney for st John with coal
Iockport in ballast The crew Of the latter were badly
having on the eSeh al night without
HALIFAX Ms, Jan 3l-A schooner, supposed to be the
Escape, OF Cornwall. was wrecked within two miles of
Annapolis Gut on Sunday night
new BEDFORD Jan 29-Capt Clair or schr Adelia IRE
ported abandoned off Chatham), left this city to-day
Vineyard Haven to make arrangements to tow his
sell II found 10 this port.
RocKroR1, Mass Jan so7Last Sunday during the Sc
step-parted their moorngs at the head Of Bradleys
an h % , 81 & tine haT90r the
brought back without other injury than that the
WILMINGTON. NC, Jan 3O-A wrecking schooner name
not known, but supposed to be from New York at
Of the wreck Of the steamship sherman, about Is
miles from New Inlet Bar and securing as much as pos
slble Of the cargo
miscellaneous.
The clipper ship Triumphant, of Boston, was
taken the sectional dry dock yesterday Saturday
Parties wishing of the finest ships built
the United out of have the oppor.
unity She will receive her first suit
day go TO her loading berth at pier 10 East River
Tuesday and finish loading her cargo tor san Francisco
port has been sold to New York parties on On" private
BRIG GLENDALE 4c9 tons built at Bath Me- in 1853
this port has been sold to Baltimore parties at pri
LAuSoHThe 3masted schooner of 60 tons, at the yard
Of Messrs James Mckenzie Boston is expected to be
from Fortune Bay. YF on THURSDAY reports that she
Mary Dennis wildhre and George Boutwell, Her.
rings are plentiful but the weather is not cold enough
Notice to Mariners.
MEDITERRANEAN = EGYrr- ALTERATION IN BREAxwArER
The Egyptian government has given notice that from
the 9Th January 1874 the following alteration will be
me xed red and green lights which now indicate the
The entrance and the channel between the breakwa-
red Light on Ih The e rs ds green ghts
the extremity the western breakwater,