The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05
Maritime MISCELLANY.

K- For loss of French bark Coromandel see genera,
news columns
BAR. Eunn1A DAM, from Mexico for Queenstown at
examined by the submarine divers, but 10 80 Pm
leak the win be owed to New YORK Tor repairs
BRIs CAsrAIE, stanhope, from Havana for Baltimore,
h at
of the fever and all her crew either died taken
Cd being S
o'clock yesterday for Bsit%ore 'AAs' III 10" al one
scHn B Mr!ctIr tot Barnsable), Handy from Salem
ST S mS
sw 20 inst tor pa and had
bruised. and bio stays carried away.
scSn G1nrs Nichols f., AleSsndria which
&h in lat lon started deck load and the a' ve o1
ss sa A. s s aS and
800 stroke; hour. A u PM shipped heavy sea
gales til the 9Th was found sr to cut the
Menan, got Off Monday night Aug y She lost keel
pairs will probably cost s. 600
soHR vAssAST which hauled out at Portland
roted and not worth repairing She has been stripped
and the hull sold.
with lumber ran upon the Flat Ground at Roc kport on
nars sna ssss and ws 10
be made to take her to Boston, though she be
PEELED to discharge her cargo at Gloucester.
Newport ID from the wreck OF schr 4 b Hnddeii at
prevailing winds having been from the eastward since
the schr went ashore and heavy sea alongside. The
wreckers have been unable to secure any the cargo
Of coal as vet
YACHT IBIS Of about 100 tons burden. owned in Pha.
ssstwsrd put into Norys harSo Sept r repairs ns
Pon when up near the oe Of s svs st tn.
gave way induced BY ~; q the Docking under keel,
me Ia Sss her
wh the bens and sh Of e
she was found to be waterlogged An attempt was made
not known. The damage cannot fall far short OF $1,000
Capt richardson Of lewiston sHperintsn Of Life
oddy 4nd
Ca SEPT The stssmshpp yGksburg Of the
Royal for New York today with ia cargo and Is pas.
sengers ,s,, ,. ...,,r
Liverpool weekly.
NEWPORT, sept 2IThe wrecking steamer winants ar,
Roge Ts seVy work OF getting
chains under her Is necessarily slow and the it Is
which they certainly deserve reward for their
ST Jons NIB. Sept Capt N b Hatfield, of ship
Rosssnol now in port reports that the ID ult he
the receiving slight damage. The barks damage Is
unknown.
snrrnpl1pIsc-Messrs Blanchard Bros Of Yarmouth,
the largest ever constructed In Maine She to be OF
S She w be @ to be ns' class
At Belfast George Cottrell At his new shipyard below
McGilverys has superior vessel of 400 tons nearly
completed, and will launch in about two weeks She is
single decked three masted and built OF the best
terial owned mostly In Belfast and TO be
by Capt Jere Jones of Brooksville. MIR Cottrel has
other contracts on hand.
stock company has been formed at Savannah for the
purpose OF building fine chr of 900 tons burthen The
work is be done that city The stock has all been
taken and the hrst insta mcnt called In, and
il Is paid work will be commenced.
LAuNcHED-1n Jonesboro Aug 20, from the yard Of
Messrs Crandon Crandon schr Sarah r. owned by the
builders stephen Reynolds, OF Jonesport; Capt IVES
colt who Is to command her and Others The y Is 81
tons 10 ND model, built strong and we'll finished.
At Columbia Falls, Aug &c schr Anna Bell, ISL tons
IN M owned by the builder tMr Isaac Carlton and
others of r, parties West and Capt Cotton, VINO
is % command herr she Is Intended Tor the general
$50 ions 10 M, named Marens, to be commanded by
Capt Daniel Deasy, Of Prospect Harbor she built Of
At Calais 10th ult rom the yard Of Messrs Rdeout
Lord one o. the nnes schr ~ ever on On the ~ Crox
and maasuras n. Ma is beavtifp noaAAj