The New York herald., 1874-12-01

sS ns been S *.
remains under ihe Brush hag.
Bns M.nIat yIsxsnsos SiSssr;Sn a. from mn
lead aud bad sails spiit in gale OF 10th.
sean ImsnrsA g. Gutierrez, from shelsboroush. Miss
having lost fore and main boom. with sails, and deck
s and Maissa sS during severe gale on the
Bys,Os Jsh1soa PT0,snss
sunday was as; struck by sudden sauaii and dryen
a Sa sNsa s On s Sar S her OF
.sre and 70 ss @e y where s s captain p he
scHa Gso sEaLY Bohme, from Galveston Havana
sprung tore ana main masis In the Gui and into
New Orleans Nov Is Tor repairs.
scHn janus BRADLEY, los led with stone, from Rich
mona Ss IA was asn IN %th at 10 90 9sGek &
esy IN ayg ssa e naw GS s cP
otherwise disabled. The Crew Of The schooner
ierred 60 the steamer rhe second officer ofhe Wmins,
sradey With hawssr About M. When OH OF smiths
bradley suddenly sunk By the head IN Is lsass q
hsrdan the Other we Ses
BY the Wilmington.
seaa cAEnlI w.Ixan before rsrorted ashore on St
ana on Nov 70 was at The wharf, with several men
scna TEAM at New Orleans Nov "a from Belize. Hon,
Tsoor,s while on the passage from New Orleans to BE-
standing forward Of the mainmast when the toreboom
drowned.
.ass II. for y.s
which started the deck oal causing the vessel
ss Sssa 70 n6sr h5ew oar part o the deck
ScHR WEBSTER KELLY. Marshall, from Philadelphia for
noston. with coal, went ashore the beach East
have sent assistance to her.
E.nGs ashore i e. Great Kills 81 was got got
is leasing slightly and Will the dock repair.
senn Mss,1 GnAsE for Ta River srese iorenoo%
ing.
STEAMER NORTH po,sr, from PhiladelDnia Tor New
saur lay night but came of Sunday aud proceeded
NEWPORT Nov so-schr Harriet Lewis, with coal. irom
maiIsaii in a squail on sunday
Nf Soy pA "A ish@cnfr Han
Hirhiands OF the Hudson sunday, morning. 4 i sup;
three persons The schooner lies in 81 feet
srJoms. NIB, Nov so-The ship Lawrence. OF Matt.
and " cleared on saturday with ioooo feet OF deas
Ss NS ssrk s0b @
rounding the Spit OF Fort stevens The windward
they eamnos ns gos Of until the
cordova.
Wing .. her wharf aarks. saee. yesterday and H.
:.as y
and Manhattan. 5000 each.
9vcs TIsEseGr Pride e., Of y the East Capt J9hn Lord
Now making the passage IN The short
space Of Il days and hour.
SHiPBuILpING-The san Francisco Chronicle of Nov %
The Western shore the second ship built the
Pacnc Coast is lying al the Howard street wharf and
has been visited BY large number Of persons who de-
light In naval architecture. She built
at North Bend, Coos Bay under the direction
John Kruse and simpson Brothers, OF this city.
are her She was launched SIX weeks ago and
placed under the command OF Captain McAllip who
brought her hithcr unier opsais and courses and IN
lia wind got ten knots hour out OF her night
during the passage She Is 1856 feet long AZ feet beam
and 22 feet inches depth of hold Oregon is the
principal wood used IN her construction. The alter
cabin the captains and three state
rooms and there two state rooms in the forward
cabin The posts i'll the cal in Of mvrtle the panels
laurel and the trimmings OF mahogany. Tne COM
binaton makes an elegant showing and the laure! ex
ceeds in beauty any birdseye maple satin wood de-
sign in vessel Is Of Eastern build.
LAuScHED-On Nov "a. from the ard OF Isador LIE
Blanc Archat the bark County Of Richmond, OF 5J
tons; and from the yard OF Newcomb Co, Weymouth,
Ms, the bark Atlantic OF $50 tons.
Whalemen.
Arrived at Honolulu Ger H. schr Flying MIST Beck
with. from the Ochosk with $50 otter skins.
Sailed do Nov ship Jireh Perry OF and for New
Bedford
Bark Peru of New London, purchased by John McCul-
Tough and Others New Bedford Is be tfed for
Atlantic whaling voyage and will sail about May in
command OF Capt Jasper Ears.
spoken.
Ship Andes (Br) Brumme II, from San Francisco Oct 20
for Queenstown, 10 days out. lat ~ ~ lon ll92JW.
Brig Wexford tBr), Bradshaw, from Gene Tor Phtlade
phia, Nov I, lat II, Ion S