The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04

evening, ana womb TRANSFER ner cargo % "eamef Id
snrp DAsrzzA tAus,, ssenas,, rom Baltimore for
reported at bermuda in distress Was Vas
Necessary repairs. portion of the cargo Of corn was
found 10 be damaged.
BARK SPARK (Br) Higgins. from Boston for Cadiz at
Bermuda in distress abandoned to the under
writer's and her cargo ,staves) will be reshippen-
BRrc GEORGE BERRY from Portland, before reported
after Tightening
BRIG BIRD Br Hasse from Maracsl nsD isr
and would proceed Tor destination about the soth.
.asS S1 for
Jan 81, having repaired.
OF Baxter ng Sm Sqs s oy
the AMERICAN schooner Alfred whesn wnsh Sant Ia
sSs 'hSs saspuasIs sssa
they were Obliged to cut away the mas;s when Che
NJ She w1s sTs w se @
tn nte ew S S sa ad s
scHR SILVER SPRAY Chadwick at Boston ID from Balti-
S Of be when of hs boat
soon Ssa%e Dos sit Which
as an mate g Of @ pre
sp both Of its into the sea haca y
the sSHf
d @ the in but the s er
oS hs usSSs On hs @ ON but
scnR LEVI HART, GILES, from st john NIB Cardenas
s nSa ashore @ sn s. Ts
vese was in charge OF Plot Doherty Who Was trying
tor @a G% sn The np s at s
Island msadaed his distance e from the Shore and the
ae the to ept
tide was over DECK to the m1zen mast and By and by
comparatively smooth water, when the crew again
water in her hold The Captain intends to have his YES.
sci taken 10 PASSPORT and repaired there.
SCHR II MARLoR. Wines from New York, which
rived outside Ga haroor Jan 81 crossed the outer
the east end Of the island where she remained at
napos Nd states that Capt carey Of tue schr Aabama
Capt Carey rescued three Of the crew named Horace
crew Including capt Mathews all LETT the sehr :
We're being carried down the the aSatng
sonR Two SISTERS OBJ, Thomas from St Martins,
rs leaking badly jan S0nf Would fq have
rerair.
scnR EDITH MAY Gross from Aqua for Boston. before
~ repairing mot loading, as before).
pu no aSdgs s sans aad for
weston put into Norfolk Feb l. with foremost and bow.
STEAMER GEORGE sHArrucK, for Boston. returned to
Proyncetown on Monday. owing TO the breaking OF a
nAL1rAx. Feb s-The schooner which went ashore five
miles east OF Disby Gut on the 2tth Of January was
green below the wales and cream color inside Her
coad not be made out Sne had an ron aa
long shank with Flemish eye, and the other had a
shf IS o
feared all on board persisted
Miscellaneous.
indebted to the purser OF the steamship Cuba,
from Havana, for the prompt delivery OF our file and
dispatches.
fine United States revenue eHttsr sc5ew
se Of %af nea
street East Boston on Saturday There are two Others
The new steamer Britannia of the White Star line,
successfully Launched at Belfast Ireland on the 3D.
s ow st0s
&c the q 81 her size s
Of hold '''' ''HS' '''' 'e''n anu 'e''
lAusqanThs new %sssa schooner Ia,sy, built By
some time during the week Her frame is Of white OAK
Se best Her keel feet inches
deck, 10 feet length all Lag feet bre adth Of beam,
tween decss eet inches She has been named Hattie
na ~ q b
Elisha Bangs. She has been quilt under inspe ction.
Notice to Mariners.
new BEDFORD Feb 1.-The Sandspit buoy in Buzzard's
Bay Is reported missing
cANApA-casAr xAs,rouLrS ISLAND
has sna s hoe s 1e
on ne soat n end Of Great the
District OF As9% q Z lske lon hs59n
The light is fixed white light, shown from square
wooden building, 2S feet high, and painted white.
The illuminating apparatus is catoptric
The light is tor the purpose OF guiding vessels through
Mssissaga Straits from either entrance thereof well
as for the general purposes OF navigation.
This light has been in operation the 18th day
August last
BY oroer OF the Lighthouse Board.
JOSEPH HENRY. Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board Wash
ingon Dc Jan "a 1874.
Spoken.
A brgantne showing WMTR, bound east, Jan ~ lat
46 rs N, Ion 1907 W.