The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-11

Maritime Miscellany.
The purscr OF the steamship Corinth, from Curacao,
&c will accept our thanks tor promptly forwarding
our files and dispatches
Purser John Lewis OF the steamship Atlas. from
Kingston, ia. &c, has our thanks for favors
sHIr FLYING EAGLE. from Newcastle, NsW, which ar
g kS a sr1a 10
and received other damage
SHIP CnAaLns F4RwaLI from Savannah for Reval
her Which 20 bales OF
SHIP GEN BERRY, built at Thomason, Me- in 1863 has
been sold to parties in England for about Sls5OO
@ rus @ Fy % 81
pumps choked, and was discharglng 4th.
BRIG CHAPMAN, from Richmond for Rio Janeiro. is
night Of the 4th inst with schr K Rankin The brig
sustained no damage and proceeded ON her voyage the
Brio Ga coosAS Old from Ardrcsssn with coal for St
WORKS ruader Sea SPLIT SawaKs and boat stove see
had discharged half her cargo April ia repair
April is on caicos Island Crew saved ''''
BRIG EsTr1Ln Br, Hin went ashore April Is on the
Ponce, encountered tremendous gale the 3th
came e, nnmanasesbs She sprung, leak. the cargo
and sS tas
the wind and the officers and men determined to stand
saved Most Of the cargo was lost.
soHn HATTIE Coo1ss.on Friday morning last Capt
10 be opened for the purpose OF learning the extent Of
damage sustained BY her cargo Of lime which tex
an account OF winch we published in yesterday He's;
ss a s E09S es
every had successfully smothered the fire. thereby
ne s and
the imminent danger she had passed through.
souR ALABAMA. sunk on Hampton bar Virginia, has
had her deck load Of oak timber taken off anch .n
planted and steam pump placed on board should the
few days
scHR ANNETTE N AKEN woodruff, before reported
in the gale Of 18th, has been dug on sloop Diligent
Winters ashore al place. has also been got of
scuR GUIDE of New Haven about 90 tons, has been
purchased by Capt Goodae on private terms and WIZ
Greeuport
scHK JENNY LIND of FlanderD, Hubbard. SO tons, in
age s at seeSonss 70 within saars Land
snS Soes
S q
ably at sea hs & sad Saed o St
J john NIB A'A'''' - ~
our.rc. May s-The steamers Quebec and sar%atian
row. row -A1 ''-''''- - e'
Seth Ellis S ssnE LEXIS Nv to SHOW rreS
Of Sd inst.
steson Gerry Co smased schr Of 800 tons buEthsn
called the tia SIMPSON his ScnE IL Hedty
and built and is to be commanded by Capt
Albert Hart, OF st George. =.
At Deans shpyard ked Hook, last week, the steam
yacht Lulu 60 long, 10 feet beam and ~ icet deep
She was built Tor Messrs Wilcox Babcock
Whalemcn.
Sailed from New Bedford May g. bark Cicero, Penni-
man, tor Atlantic Ocean.
Also sailed do 9th. schr Petrel Baker. tor At
lantc Ocean.
Arrived at Yokohama April, ship Josephine. Long.
NIB. from Honolulu.
Bark ohio. aoMlapa, Of NB was at Barbados May I.
per brig Matilda u, for Boston.
Spoken.
Ship Sumner Mead, Wood, from Liverpool for Baln-
more, April 49, lat ~ %, Ion .76 q"
ship Cordiera DID, from San Francisco for Liverpool.
Feb z lat "A 50 s. Ion l26 IS W.
Ship John Bryce. from Havre for st John, NIB April
~, 30 miles SW OF the Lizard.
Ship Loretto Fish, from Caao for Havre, March Il, lat
q 46 :, Ion 70 40
Ship Europa reported AMI, Port Providence for
Singapore April IL. lat % N, lon "a o. w.
Bark Polly Lewis, from Iquique for Falmouth. April
Is lat IL AZ y. Ion n W.
Bark Rose Am,, steering w April lat "a N Ion a W
Ozark Edith Rose TObey from New YORK Tor Zanzibar,
spoken March T. lat2 N. Ion 30 W).
Brig Edwin Rowe, Lro kerr from New York for Rio
Janero, April Ia lat A 3d. Ion "a H.