The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-21
Maritime Misceilany.

The purser of the steamship Ontario from Rio janet
and dispatches
The Parse1 Of the steamship City Of Hsvsns rom Ia
files and dispatches.
Sur AURORA Norton, from San Francisco Liverpool
Rio Jsnero April ia Where she remained On
the 25th repg
SHIP LILA. rs tons, Yarmouth, Ms has been sold
to parties in Antwerp.
BAas JoHs zIr11osas, from nayrs before reported
Ga S o a s e1
and opgaila nmasts well throwing 80 tons of bal
% ss S On s hs reef @
damage has been DONE and the vessel proved 10 be per-
BARK MARIA Mrncxpr dtap, Luno. for Trieste. with
sa wss all es po WIN ' sS
at with no insurance; her cargo was valued ct
put into savannah May 20 to secure decs LOAD. 800
scaa Ep,.a s1ssna eRas,sd Hughes from Port
May IL and put INTO Yarmouth, Ms, 18th, with rudder
ScHR JOSEPH sxcAR 1877 tons built at Stockton Ne, in
aS6 now in port mas been sold to 20 under the Norwe
AND she will 'f loan ass %
the Baltic.
es Of @ pOs
the beach $40U bank notes OF the spanish Bank
Havana.
STEAMER HUNTER, from Providence, which arrived at
PHI May IS n tow s ct steamer Roman was
BARGE ANNA McwiLLfAxA laden with coal for Bene.
dict pardec Co. OF New Haven. while being owed in
m oh osr Ssw G S s
New York harbor. and sunk. No lost
hat My ssr to the @ n
Tor Cardenas struck on Long Bank Reef and was lost
ss tons register built at Port Jefferson in 1885, and was
mel Keys Out II passengers ave and one man
HALIFAX. May 2o-The brig Milo Perreo from Pictou
for put IN last night tor repairs having
MArrArorsErT May l7-Schr Lochiel. Brown from
Boston, in coming in got on Great Ledge. but got or
NORFOLK, Va May 2o-schr Minnie Kinnie from Ph,la-
delpha tor Washington with cargo of coal, OF the
eoS 81 w hs ton
inc senr gs. hsr - @ 6owsp
sidersby damaged and viii be towed up today for re-
pairs
NEWCASTLE Del May 2o--schrsJ White and VIM Jones'
for Boston ashore Pea Patch and Fort Delaware, got
scnr Mary Harmon mo- Tom Kenne5ec Ryer while
c BUT got %
proceeded
,.NrwHunyronr, May ls-schr Francis Artncmus Of
and Is badly strained and leaking.
san Francisco, May 20-steamship Colima which ar
ayea mere YESTERDAY rom ranams reports A
injury was done The other blades the she
proceeded with three blades making ~ knots hour.
and arriving on schedule time. Otherwise the Colima
ST THonAs May 1.-THE Danish bark Elizabeth, con-
LAUNcHEp-Mav 2. from r Napier 4 Sons building
yard Govan, screw OF ZOO tons and 40 horse
power called the Caand built for the Netherland
American Steam Navigation Co.'S service between Rot.
terdam AND New YORK she Is sister ship TO the w
scholten lately completed by the builders for the
above company.
owned by Geo Dow, OF Providence; Turner
OF Boston tand named Tor his daughter) Bartlett &
Sheppard and David stetson Of Philadelphia; Hon WIN
Moore OF Mays Landing Enoch Risley. the builder
and others She Of $50 tons burthen 30 feet BEAM ms
feet feet inches depth OF hold hatch
and 10 feet inches ut the forward hatch
Whalemen.
Sailed from New Bedford May 10, bars Wave. Briggs
Atlantic ocean.
NIB, with 40 bbls sp OIL
silva, NIB, cruise, with 10 bbls oil land sailed
Arrived at do May schr Sarah y Lewis, Cannon, OF
Boston 10 bbs oil eth barks Draco Smell Nh sl5 do dol
I'm Claricc Marchand, 100 do do Falcon Aen NIB, $40
do do (the three last reported in port @h).
BARK Ohio Rowland, Of NIB, was at Barbados May 2,
and reporu having taken 40 bbls 80. 60 do VIII oil and
Ship Eliza Adams Hambln, Of NIB, was OF solanda
Rock south side OF New Zealand Jan and had taken
3IU bbls So oil since October
ship Europa Barker. OF Edgartown, was on the line
Feb in Ian A had experienced heavy