The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
Marine Disasters.

BARK CHANCE Ger, from New South Wales bound to
Of formosa. Cant Urchs, his wife ana two children
with the PASSENGERS ana crew OF the vessel have arrived
safely at Hong Kong.
scns r. SIMPSON from New York arrived at Norfolk,
gale PM Of h Of the Gapes Of thy
Delaware. y 'A'
at Portland: Reports while trying to make harbor on
nsas sa psia s s5oa s@S af
Boat St s
age he Fransn was an old vessel and recently
scHR Tmos FISH tof Thomaston, Watts. from tilla
for New York with cargo Of yellow pine cbefore
bar, April Is The captain ana crew arrived Bruins,
M Il fbe en ou
ana nsd aed asngsas ana the vessel was
co9r s. early IN the n Or for pilot but
n the S Me got
just she filled away again she struck, at AM The
repored GOV Oh " '"s ~fe'kerS as before
ouEsrc, April slThe ferry steamer Ar tic which has
ing and sunk in deep water
Miscellaneous.
sT , HyTncUIrs Of Boston s, from antwerp for Cardiff
Capt Freeman Lincoln, who had been well OF late ana
about Is ana belonged to
Mass, where he has left two orphan children.
ScHR TELuxAH, Harding, Bath for Fortress Mon.
roe, had finished repairs at Newport April 49, and
ready for sea
QUEBEC April 2DThe spring feet Of vessels coming to
eet number of vessels reported the Gull of st
Lawrence, and the pilot Is already on the station.
cepted tender BY King to run steamer
between Pictou some other convenient port in Nova
Scotia and Georgetown or some other convenient port
in Pc Island, during the winter season. Hitherto the
mails and passengers have been carried by iccboas
LAUScHEpThe ship Charger before noticed was suc-
cessfully launched from the yard OF Messrs Smith
Townsend, East Boston, saturday ut IL o'clock She
Immediately towed to the shears by and her lower
masts put In. she will be rugged for sea Immediately.
AT Portland 18th inst. from the shpyard Of Curtis
Bros the revenue cutter Alexander Dahas before
At FAN River April 20 from the yard of Jos Terry a
new propeller intended tor the fishing bu snesS and
AT Courtney Ray, on Friday last, a handsome shin
named the Frank Carvil She tons regis
ter and Is intended for the East India trade and will
by Messrs Carvi sons. OF Liverpool GB Mr. George
Mexican OF StJohn, NIB, and others.
sHIrBuILpNc-At Brunswick, Me. by PenneIl Bros a
ship OF 1900 tons, to be commanded by Capt sewel BY
skoiheld Bros, a ship Of liO0 tons:
At saco, Me, by VIM Merrill. three mased schr OF 300
tons David Keazcr and others, commanded BY
chss smith at Greenport H. on the GOTH com.
menced lay down the largest vessel ever constructed
the eastern end OF Long Isand-a three ma sted
every respect OF material and workmanship Her dmen
10 be as follows Length of keel LIS II breadth
Of beam, 81 Il; depth OF hold lIH III between decks
#; tonnage by carpenters measurement S57 tons Is
owned bv partesi in New York and achusetts and
will be employer In general freighting under command
of Capt George Buckley, late OF schr A g Buckley.
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Arrived at New Bedford April 10 bark Addison, Sin
clair, south racine ocean, Monganu, NJ, Dec lS with
on the voyage $50 bbs 50 and 900 10 VIII OIL Reports
spoke April 49, l6 miles west Of Monauk schr Golden
West. OF and for New London rom south Shetland
March seaman. Harry Cooper. . German. fell from