The New York herald., 1874-12-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

to have been got afoat she makes and shows
strain but change SHAFT and dock. The
can be despatched by the 9th Of January.
LKiPzIG (Gerj at Baltimore from Bremen,
being frequently under water on Dec 10 the gale
hours and passengers waited upon the captain ana
n sac nun 70 e he s9ad M mot aa ye
handsomeiy on sunday last she came 70 the cspes,
for seven hours Capt Holman preierrns not 70 meet
the gale the coasA
ing arm engaged At the sunsen steamer LOUISIANA ar
svea At @ ne reports me we wsainer liner
Progress being made Captain soddsrd brought TITO to
covered from me Louisiana. There were sold on Nom
at cents Ds from the
STEINER CoLUas.A viii make her last trip this season
from ~ ss ast 70 1a @ on me ss @ % viii
eyer make these waters. she having been found to
mac She has now been zen running or over W IS and
ps e M rs aa
STEAMER ASHLAND at Baltimore on Tuesday from New
Orleans, enconntered heavy weather throughoqt the
reports that the gales the coast from Haeras
impossible to keep the steamer before the wind.
STEAMER CrS1irEpE spoke the lghtship the Sow and
1s rss @ na the stated his oil was very POOR
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Aata where she was to receive her cargo of lumber.
SAID % so Win 0Nh The On cds being slos
s havs Of e D was night Sbpose the s
Ataa hut the night being DARK the weather very
a. sS %ss
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and . he nf shp pou
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q : hPs ss ss% s vs4s ri s ga ssas:s veil ss b:
M The e. ship xnho thrown
ssslsanse resaIning ths aay Win thirty natives
ON h was as
bottom was imSedded in the sana and ali that could
e hs6 she sr nay
saS been The s
w ssss sasssss % ne were per-
rattan q on the the N.h q N9yemDer The captain and most
% 5ss
the s ls% ws9 .aS Senes M
nne q them were conveyed o Ma5atlan There they
hsm ~ b os mine days and then
a. S on the @ Inst winch
BARK dEsssER Brem), Christopher. ct Baltimore from
via o ana the sea- @
al Bluffs Point about two miles above the Rappahan-
ssrae aSd Psp the arsys asny
anchor let co. but came around The gale increased in
the mas,aeads and between 10 and i O'clock the
@ Ss'is Ess
in falling struck the mizzenmas which, it Is feared
psdiy dmagsd 4S lhs mainsopmsst yards split in
isthons q chain q The largest size Captain chrso-
es a eo1s s ans9y as says he
BARK HELLAs Ger. at Philadelphia from Liverpool,
aG wsse pns gales. lost and
BRIG (NOr) Hanson. from Wilmington n for
Liverpool before reported went ashore east Of Point
wreck The cargo consisting OF no bales Of cotton
d h Sas about as soon as he ship broke
cipsl part had drifted westward.
BAG BRIG cIAEa o ADAMS McFadden, at Baltimore from
mainmast.
BRIG HUNTER CBr,, from Demerara for New York,
pairs Dec u. and was ready for sea.
scHa EDWARD BURsErr Taylor, from New York via
Para River Nov y but was gotten oa Dec taken
would probably condemned The cargo was in bad
condition the previous report that she was totally
scHR GERESr tBr), from Richmond for Rio Grande do
sui toefore reported was lost Nov at the south Of
scHg HuaxrSG BIRD (Br), from st Domingo CITY for
Genoa which put into st Thomas in distress been
brig Malaga. " -s''A
scHs sYn,L csr. from surinam for Vineyard Haven
been condemned and was sold on the 1lth inst
ssan I Z at ssephIs from HilIsboro
from the west, and lost davits and boat s"''
scHR MESAwA Rogers, from Aracaju tBrazin Tor Fai.
mouth at y thomas in distress was discharsing cargo
sean REnEcoA lso Arvoop Of Harwch Mass, built at
VIM Herrick and Others, OF swan Island
ScHH (Br;, loaded with coal and general rdse
Gdss dred rs nr her anehers at ,se sae Of Cape
supposed To have sunk as no tdinps Of her have
scHH MARY Corn from Baltimore for Providence, with
coal was & towsa p, idt1 Npok & Dec y leaking badly BY
and heacgear and split foresal.
wseeea sesn saa1a o ne 81 @s%den @ NJ that
into narbor. ~
sxacK MAy sIn99, Of Noapx, dragged her anchors on
uear Canapset She was got OF and taken into Guilty
hunk pond. where she is leaking an inch an hour
TUG MAY QurEs on Wednesday morning about
has,a oh'eoes while towing schooner and when in East
isssass ne
washington g by tag Palmer where she burned % the
owned by Geo g townsend, Of this city.
HALIFAX. Dec lg-Tt the schr Unity, not Union
that went ashore near Mangares Ms.
NEWPORT, Dec 22-The Coast wrecking Company bnv.
suspended operations upon the bark Bessie Rogers
her seek iast satusy ma, has pump nn placed on on
wrock from which light viii be suspended sby IN 'e 10
wa a ns
say IN that for she IS now more ne ss a % aye
down. "''' 'A' "a' 1A
PORTLAND, Dec 22-Dnring the heavy plow Monday
morning 2si Inst the fishing schr Jennie Gilbert drlfted
bowspr broke OF at the DECK and sope ba ap
warks 4he schr Good 1emplar parted chains Ana
the roads. -
VINEYARD HAvRs. Dec n-Brfg Ella tBr has taken on
board the part OF her which was lighered while
she was ashore and IL ready for sea.
Schr olive hayward. while leaving port today ran
ashore the West Chop but was hau,ed "A ~.
ing the night by U ; steamer Samuel Dexter without
damage.
MISSING VESSELS Pears are entertained for the safetv
OF schr Cumberland lof PHILADELPHIA, Capt Maule,
which sailed from Philadelphia Nov 2J with cargo III
iron pipes Tor the Boston Water Works, and has not
since been heard
Fishing schr q Kidicr has been absent on haibut
rlp g Grand Bank ten weeks come Friday ana, having
greatly exceeded the timc for which was fitted all
hopes for her safety have been abandoned She was
good of Go 81 burden built at Boohbay in
1876 and owned by NJ Leonard Walen OF Glouce ster;
laue $500 insured or $3.50 vessel and So %
nts by the Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Com.
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