The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-22

sTgAsinIr EIa,og,A Or Craig hence for GLASGOW
mel at 80 pm, during thick fog, and got oil at 80
Phi and anchored in the channel
STEAMSHIP PRussIAS Br) at Portland 18th from Liver
her boats brsakng end & 'S Being the hhf rsi
During severe gale the Prussian made an Anchor Line
helm idle she passed her safely at distances Of
quarter OF mile 1t was narrow escape Tor had not
been collision. ~ A
BRIG REDWOOD ashore at sinapuxen, is fast going to
scHR MAMnRYo CHEF ashore at C1ncoteague. lies in
the same position Is before reported. considerable
scHR ABIGAIL HAYNES of Ellsworth Smith which
to sri.to has been thoroughly Tepared At an expense
snIs an' been assumed by the owners of the Adde
rs SER ~ RgTa sAsFs from Maanzas Philadelphia
yin; shifted cargo, lost boat and rail aft.
o at Il sr em T Sos css for Rio a
ana was undergoing repairs on the 18th inst
s sess wa coi ,S of go4 a NJ before
lon s. Capt aorre and the Of be w W. Cox
were taken on by the French steamer Cacique, and
scnR Benz COURTNEY from Boston Tor Galveston, be.
fore e PR put d sou oa Mass 2oth in distress.
taking with IT maintopmast and flying ibboom also had
Edgarown Flats, 10th and arrived at VINEYARD
Haven same day " ''~
new 1otk ulSers are making arrangements raising
schrs Horace l. and d Bucalew, sunk of Merwin's
Point II is estimated that the cargo of the Horace L.
(Which rs pig IRON can be easily in one day
Lightrned OF this weight the schr could be y raised
and beached Both Of the schrs remain an even Keel
and thought that they have not anv sor
injury u Is supposed that the OF the Horace T.
at the time OF being boarded by the were All asleep
In the cabin below, and the vessel being hea vy laden
sunk almost Immediately and all hands went down with
her
The Coast wrecking Co received $1,000 salvage for
their services in getting of towing into Kew West
ship Rveryn (Br, from Antwerp New Orleans
ashore near Cape Florida. '
BATH, Feb 2O--About O'Clock this morning , large
sheet Of Ice came down stream with the strong ebb tide
and coming In contact with schr Rival lying at Preble
and in her down stream her rigging caught IN
some old coal sheds standing near the end Of Drum-
monds wharf. laying them fiat and swapping of the
schooners foretopmas besides dong considerable dam
age TO the rigging attached thereto; very little IL any
damage o the hull Of the schooner.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb 2l--The Grand Banks were
visited with severe gale the It'll inst in which sew
eral Of the Gloucester fishermen sustained damage.
Among them the schr Fitch Babson lost Argus Ken
Bedy, Nova ScotiaH, who was washed overhosrd The
schooncr's rigging and dorIes damaged The SC hr
WIN Frye had her boat gear carried away bulwarks
stove, dories lost SC The Sebr Aaron Bnrnham LOST
dores and had her hull badly damaged The schr Notice
lost her hcadgear and dorie The schr Tnbai cain lost
one dory and had her sails all torn The schr knight
Iempar encountered hurricane on the 10Th and came
near swapping. but after hardships she arrived
at home on Thursday with 1000 pounds OF halibuL
HALIFAX Feb N-The bark Almirs Goudey OF Var.
mouth recently lost in the North Sea- while on n voy age
from baitimore 10 Bremen, insured in q Yarmouth
office for S45,0M "
LoYDos, Feb 2-schr Hartstene Durham from Liver.
poo for Tybee, lately ashore balycottOn Bay and
now wing Az queenstown. s reported to be making no
Water ana ler damages are said ~ ba phiinR