The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19

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Telegraphic Marine Correspondc nee.
NEWPORT. RI, Feb Is. 1874
schr Express Tlton Ireland, from Galveston for Pro-
violence with cargo OF l45 bales of cotton in beating
into this harbor last night missayed and went ashore
at Beaver Tail light Conancut Island, where she lay
during the night. The captain procuring boat,
to this port and teegsaphed to Provdencs tor gboas
and hauled her of at high water this AM and towed her
TO Providence, leaking slightly.
Marine Disasters.
na-See Correspondence above.
STEAMSHIP METROPOLIS Nckerson, hence 18th inst for
Wilmington NC, returned ON account Of having broken
steantug henry A Crawford.
SHIP RyERsoN (Brl from Tybee for New Orleans before
T @ on Kew e S b
Co.'S steamer Winants.
SHIP cSsg,P g Br Msnzies from Greenoek NOV %
i ESf registered SO and was SSi'a' Quebec in
BARK AuRrLrA Brl Cote from Belfast, !, for Tybee,
enced the gale Of the sth off Tybee in which lost head
foremost and sustained other damage in spars &C.
BARK wELHAvEN mot Belhayen,. Nor, is the name of
the vessel from London for savannah which put into
tinaton Feb q
@ ref Sy Dec
BARK wAhsArcH (Br), Graham, from Fernandina for
,a G Fs put into Bermuda IN re-
BARK CARL GERHARD (Ger) from Aux Cages for Fal-
mouth With IN coes Sc 80 days out put into
4th. Part OF the cargo was thrown overheard
81 B4EK JoHS M1HgEs Br Roberts from st Martins
s6arsns her the An INST into the bis S
to carry forward the salt to Boston.
BARK SPLENDID (Br), Mellen, from New Bedford for
EeT with s al tE =
BARK BELIZE Ger, from Matanzas for London, with
ea1sG o @ s r put dnr into on6 rse
repairs.
BRIG OCEAN Or Th6e5 from Santos BG
which were damaged and stained.
BRIG HALL (Br), Michener, from New York for
Gibraltar, which put into Bermuda Feb leaking badiy
mast and lost sails.
TIA Reed from Mayaguez for Newburyports at
during heavy gale which started the house and stove
IN TIE cabin door and windows and caused other slight
scuR JANE EMERSON got ashore on Smiths Point Ches
apeake Bay, and hauled off Feb II BY the Messrs
Bakers tug.
scnR JACOB f THOMSON from cksonve for Philadel-
Ra put n'0 0'0A WIFI '0'' 0' 'pA' anu
and stripped near Portsmouth A. is Insured for 5000
scHR SIAM. which was wrecked on Carolina Shoals
to WiIming ton Ie6 ID The sshr appears to have
will be repaired at once.
seHE CARRIE BENTLEY, Fakenbgrg, from New York
had finished discharsng cargo on the 10th inst Would
go on the marine sup iP o or ana expected re-
scHR wASArA swinerton, from New York for Rio ia,
neiro before reported at st Thomas in distress arrived
her, survey had been held which reports the MAIN
mast ina S ne p Of s a on h
Attn inst for further examination
ScHR FRED ScANxELL (Br), Barberie, from Cardenas
for Boston, with mOlaSSeS into Norfolk
Feb is with loss of sails.
scHn AUGUSTUS FAnESs tof Newburyporo. from sa-
that gale the 18th lost bs part of the deck load
aS Sf lost cahead away h'au gear
scHE JOSEPH FrsH from Daren for Portland at Vine
BARGE JOSEPH Down, Nelson, from New Haven,
with 500 tons for Brooklyn, while coming through
ran ashore on the GridiroS and Knocked hole in her
strboard side causing her to ill with water Her cargo
will be a total loss
The hull and materials OF brig segunda tBr were sold
by auction at st Thomas on the 4th INST Tor $1,000
FORTRESS MONROE Feb ls-The brig Omer (Br). from
Cardena reports passed brig and schooner sunk about
hye miles north OF chnicoteaque well In shore; the
they coiiided ''''-A' anu '0'' sui 'appoSsu
HAIIrAx,Ns, Feb ls-Captain Butter Of the brig T
Indies reports that last Friday she tell in with the
wreck of the schooner Minerva, dsmasted and aban-
doned on the north edge of the Cult rream and set fire
here from Cross Island dated February states that on
on the north side of the STAND crew endeavored
without success board her. She subsequently went
Her sais were tured and sorae chain parted at the
on board It Supposed she w ys carried
from her moorings by while the crew was ashore
NEWPORT, Feb LIT being found impossible to take
sehr Harriet Lewis before reported ashore on Beaver
S on fa f 1eT a. ar @ Tort she will be
Miscellaneous.
We indebted to purser W Gerard, of the steam.
ship Crescent City, from havana. for
seun hNNE 4 SOPHIE SBrl Tor New YORK. which put
ard down with yellow fever, the latter of whom died
soon afer.
ties in this city for $500.
A LARGE CARco-The steamship Crescent City, of
port yesterday had freight the largest cargo
to Sr @ b a of
cases cigars.
smrpgILD1se7John c rilton. Of ,Haverhi, has con;
craft built there for more than 80 years
keel OF another small propeller for the menhaden hsh
cries Tor Albert Gray 1 CO, OF riverton, RI
,.LAUScH.The new ship Champaign 1000 tons owned by
at PT 0'00N' '''D N'' D0''' ''''"' V''p'
demned bark Monnequash' from, Fernandina, tran
schr Harriet Brewster, has arrived here.
Notice to Mariners.
The day beacon the outer rock OF Horizons Ledge.
mark mot feet above low mark. 1t placed
there several weeks ago.
spoken.
ship Charlotte White, Griffin, from Cuanape Dec IL
Supposed the ContnenO. Jan lat % 30 ; 100 W
Bark florea, Mears, from Havre VIA Portland for
Tybee, no date, lat 40 % lon IL
Bark Jessie Goodwin tBrl Trmball, from London for
Androssan Jan 80 of ruskar,
Brig Fideia, Young from New York Sept Is tor Punta
Arenas and Guayaqui, Dec g. lat Al = Ion % W.
schr Speedwell bound north no date, &c, (by schr
Annie Bliss, at savannah Feb Ii from Belfasu.
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Bureau No 10 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad Of
American vessels the same will be caoled this
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