The New York herald., 1874-12-06
Maritime Miscellany.


Maritime Miscellany.
smr GRAND ADMIRAL from Liverpool for San n Fran
and sailed for destination 90 inst.
BARK BHKRxc, 2so tons built at Medford In $780,
vaie terms ~-9S' - w. 80 : - ''' =
BARK srErnwnL1- 81 TOMS built in New York in 1884
BRIc LulAs gr,. from Aux Cages for Boston. was a,
foretopgananmast.
BRIG Ay..1. Asroxn ep.. cespsdes from New @ Or s
r her wecn aFved havana NOV 20
scHE RIcARpo BARRos, Newton; from Mayaguez for
and had to Be- beschsd on Hereford fnet Bsr about il
e s: q oaRs d nr Is she Of Dsa
Of her present condition nas come hand though i s
good vessel Valued about s mostly owned sy
feared she win be total loss On ths Messfs
woSS naSs CLEARED n 5000 or $4,000 as the
YSgss e.. from
scHs gIr1sc SOUP 7s tons, was SOLD BY auction few
sy Psrd br % 70 0Sn hns .a for r e.
broken up.
scun Mr.,cAs !. on the marine railway Of WIN II Mo
Sntsr The present. pankins BEEN on
va: 6 s @
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Ter a!c CASKS % and Broke main main ssn ''''' -
sI.A.rys 4 & wHsrgs. z which arrive, arrived At M Halifax
sail tH' and other r wrecked material from wreck re- q
wrecked there e on sSDdsy
YESTERDAY ior Queenstown, and Liverpool. with ths
nns II Specie sad
Dec Shp Mary y; Jane ;n. timber laden from
pose ot ~ undergoing @ repairs ~,
%reck Meteor BY
being on - s wreGa e days after losing
taken on board the bark, in bad condition
PORTLAND Oregon, Dec 5-rhe bark cordoya, before
At wr nS aoasd
PoHrsxourH; Nh. Dec 4-The crew Of schr Emily $,
Ycrf sS LEDGE % this ~ city and Nv
der OF the British Consul
Belfast MsssE: e Carer s Co last week
27s me blocks made vacant BY me launching
and e
sm as yard T g :; s:ts Ss x
yellow pine fast oar Dark caileS TIE Mabel
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a. ssa' s
LAuxcHED-At Southwest Harbor 25th, from the yard
nsns ps"Rs sSs Of
GaptM Richardson, who is to command her. ferley
81 and She
ready Tor sea win proceed to Portland in quest
'u''n''A Notice to Mariners.
nEnsrAs1Lsnnxsr or I.aSg on cA,E r. rAI.aA =
asconnuanee Of the isht Cape palmas, Information
na es h a, n
BE- Seen only from distance Of 2 20 miles.
IcHr At CAPE .rssunApo
oSrepsirS on the summit Of Mount Measurable. about
required re in navigating ns coast at
bearings are magnetic varstaon, isA deg westerly
- Whalemen.
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IRON Arctic loo O0s w6 o and 5S,I LOO ss lbs poHe a III
bone; 4ih ship Josephine Long SB from Arctic with
a" Honolulu Ss lulu paper con ntsins the following
The n :n s IA f @ ssf has %
equally dividsa Setwsep the Arctic and oeSossk seas
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probably not be over 400 Or 500 barrels to each
vessel, including sperm oil taken between sea-
| sons The bark Faraway succeeded In taking more
whales than any other vessel In that sea- securing four
ground whAlers have done much better The weather
has been mild and the sea tree from So mild was
the Sc ason Capt Hayes of the that
crused e. far East as lon ~ about is miles east
yielded no barrels on ColvilIe River the was III
n .ss nsy nz
we'll and probably average 1900 bbs Of oil and H.
lbs OF bono TO each vessel.
sydney. NsW 0ctA-A letter received here from Nor
mort rom the American feet gave the barks Coral Mar.
vin and Abm Barker Fisher Of SB zach 800 bbs hump
back and the bark MARY Frazier Nye. ofk 9 bbis SD
since a.t report NJ Woods second mate orthe Bar
whale. The bark Hunter Of NIB had arrived at Bay OF
Islands with $50 bbls during cruise on Norfolk Island