The New York herald., 1874-05-06
Maritime Miscellany.

n9- For disaster by nre TO the steamship Ohio, from
Philadelphia to Liverpool general coumnspcr
cable.
srEAMsHIr MIss,ssIrrl Br), from Liverpool for New
amanda wnans hs nad tried n a. 70 her S SSt
ena @ V names nss would ' be psSursd wrsesnx
schoonsrs M from @ Key West were engaged saving her
SHIP HsDosrAs tBr Baillie, from Pensacola for Liv-
r ASHORE @ On ws one OF Of the The 9s s
her adoat making ls inches of water per hour.
Nos1os from ssgua arrived at
as, split sails. buiwarks and shifted cargo.
Ban. NSsGos G from at DEL
sails stove bulwarks ana shifted cargo
gAEx STANLEY 1 sas4Is Or. Asxanasr from csTa at
Cape Horn, during which the cargo broke adrift and
scHR DAuNrLEss (Br) from Annapolis. MS. at Portland
NAY lost 70 Co o., ee Lumber on dsck @ soys bTwarks
New York, ran ashore the West Chop. Vineyard Ha-
eeeded cs es '''>'' ''A'AA'''' 'A'A' 'N0 p'0'
s M o. @ ws.fS s. c was w sS1 hs
cargo, qnderwriters agent both private
@ a csn de sG% sa her S pSrSn S t. thought
phia, reports sOh ult, in Long Island Sound,
broken in two places and one davt carried away The
other vessel apparently received no damage and pro-
% 70
hMs M SnS ssaa ro o Sa pu at Chelsea Mass
SCHR MeRRIs, ashore East Clump, Fishers Island
o%s q y w a se
railway to-day.
scHR NELLIE POTTER Gaski,l, from New York for Wash
ngton, NC with general cargo took nre at Hateras
previous 10 May with cargo Badly damaged
scHR CARRIE WOODBURY., at Philadelphia May for
of Charleston and lost shoe.
scHRs NoRraEaNsR and WINGED ARROW. at Gloucester
2th ult. mad sails all split and sustained other slight
juries
Geo sssn s 1 Exs
the 2sth ult and was buried at sea.
with cargo of sugar for Montreal arrived at indian
RsnS Sa the arrival r9m under
CsTeus Masnns j Eve5e euee yesterday Tho
HALIFAX Ms. May 6-Schr Temrerance, Of Arichat,
coal laden, from nc Cow Bay Is total wreck on Little
Quick PAssAGE-Three masted schr VIM d Marvel,
CAPTAIN David 1Keefs has lust made the passage from
lieved to be the quickest run ever made.
A BIG sEIP-Tee new shin & John Smith built BY
dry docK er coppepns She registers fon
the siF st @ sss he
about 70 build and els also making model Tor three
three mastsa schr ions is being built at For
Eodn.; yse ss MSei y eno & be Oy Capt
The schr built at DarlingS yard Port Jefferson,
Capt Ed Haock, who has been missing since last fall
interest had been SOLD TO Capt Merritt Davis Of Mil
lers Place. who will command her. she Is named the
| no.
LAuNcHEo-At Mystic Ct Nav q from the yard of Hill
GrinnelL trst class 3-mased schooner, named the
Pocasset owned by parties in Boston and Mystic and
length all 25 feet; breadth Of BEAM so feet depth
Of hold, l2a feet She will be commanded by Capt
Two fine l50O ships were launched at st john NIB,
Satur ay.
May from the yard Of Messrs Hutchings stnbbs,
riet Jackson hail from Portland owned by the cap
tain, W Bacon. and others Of Portland and New York
Her dimen si0ns are46 Ieet length 3a eet beam and
IL eet hold. she intended tor general freightny bus
AtCiIy Island, on Saturday last from David Carls
yard the schooner William Douglass Of 22l regis
ter. she was towed to New York on Monday, and
placed at Der II East River, where lies open
Tor public inspection The model is iauess, gives
lected timber, treenaled square fastened throughout
and has been built expressly the fruit trade The
following are her dimensions-Kec 93 feet; beam, 255
feet; hold feet he Is owned by Captain Mclndor,
William Douglass Stephen II. Nils ana David CARL.
Whalemcn.
Arrived at Yokohama March ~ shin Triton Hopping
stone, NIB, from Sandwich Islands; barks Arctic, Whit
ney, do; Active, Campbell, NIB. from do April 4, st
George Knowles, NIB, from a cruise.
Spoken.
Ship Peruvian Congress- Power, from Bombay Feb 0
for RangoOn, no date, DC.
Brig Maria Wheeler from Richmond. Me, for Charles
ton May 30 miles south Of Montauk (by plot boat
schr Robert Myhan from New YorK for St PIERRE April
28 lat 80 10, Ion SO 10.