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


to have been got afoat she makes water and shows
strain. but change SHAFT and dock The steamer
can be despatched by the 9th Of January.
LxIrzre Ger, at Baltimore from Bremen,
perenced stormy weather the entire the dec ks
being frequently under water on pee 10 the gale was
and n ss nn te n @s CAPTAIN N
as hm TO return e por she could Inc not g nye
handsomely on sunday last she came 70 the Cspes,
S a sG a o 70
the gale near the coasA
STEAMER LouIsIAxA-Captan stoddard, of the wreck
ing firm engaged at the sunken steamer louisiana ar
rived at Baltimore onsruesday. lie reports the weather
being Gn made captain soddad brought to
& the % e with s 4Ssrs we're wh so %
day IS bales and bags OF cotton recovered from the
steamer, att cents per pound
STEAMER COLUMBIA will make her last trip this season
from Washington 70 Baltimore on the 2sh inst II will
ever make on these waters She having found to
rw mSs tor the % d Is the ro
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STEAMER ASHLAND at Baltimore Tuesday from New
Orleans, encountered heavy weather throSghoqs the
he the
to Cape Henry were unusually severe and was nearly
STEAMER CENIrrEpK spoke the lightshp the Sow and
ana wished it reported
SnIP MARY BANGS, Bangs from San Francisco for
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efforts 70 save her were given up, The lead
aa sssn ss to s's se.s
All the the rigg,ng was as, striped on the copper
Shipped fancy woTk in eabn provisions and papers
al on Sc the @ : al %
o the crew lett the ship leaving the second mate and
from tha captain. who g = Hszsssn ana sell
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called on the American Consul who kindly provided
asd
at san Francisco on the l4th inst
BARK GEsssER Brem), CHRISTOPHER. at Baltimore from
on high e
nOSs r on Unday a 20 a5S The X an day
saeSo lei 60 around gale incrsasea @ 1rss IN
fury swasa nd the y times reaching oyer
parted her cable and the sarboard anchor went The
dene sSs
in falling struck the mizzenmast which, it is feared
The with ssoa. Hsgs 'P hrs9
ner m Si bis cham Of the Largest size Captain Christie
never before experienced more fearful storm.
,Is BAnn HrIs Ger at PhaasDhia from Lverpoo
sprung mainmast and broke jibboom.
Bs.s siBAL Nor), Hanson from Wilmington, N G. for
Lynas' Dec . and soon aterwards h became total
1' IS the s 8 SkUsfS S
and but little had Washed ashore on the ion-the pr
BRIG CLARA ADAMS McFadden, at Baltimore from
Arecibo, experienced heavy westher and sprung her
BRIG HUNTER (Br,. from Demerara for New York.
which % put into 81 Thomas 10 distress bad finished
scHR EDWARD BURNETT. Taylor, from New York via
Bermuda Tor Para before reported. ashore in
.the city. The vessel was to be surveyed and
would probably be condemned. The cargo was in bad
lost was ncorect p'''0u' 'ep0f' 'a' 'ne was totally
scHR GERESr lBr), from Richmond for Rio Grande do
a sn nor reD0r'sd was lost Nov at the south of the
scHR HunsIse BIRD cBr,, from st Domingo City for
brig Malaga
for hoe @ ro% at n for in Haven
been condemned and was sold on the 1lth inst
es e from Hsbo.o
from the west and lost davits and stove boat.
soaR MEsAwA, Rogers, from Aracau (Brazin for Fal.
mouth At ~ thomas in Distress discharsing cargo
the 18th inst. "'
.scHr RrBEcoa Arwoop, of Harwich Mass. built at
kennebunk In 1863 has been sold by Lnnell TO Can't
VIM Herrick and others, OF swan Island
scHs Lillian Br), loaded with coal and general mdse,
George e. during gale on sunday night, 2s.h ult and
been heard. The all ashore that evening
scHR MARY cors from Baltimore for Providence with
coal was towsd e into Npriok Dec u leaking badly BY
and heacgear and split foresa.
wsscsd ses ON Inlet 81 %dsn sp NJ that
IAN inst was got ahoat morning Of 2lt and taken
,sx4ck MAY BIR9 Of Noanx, dragged her anchors on
Monday night and 1--we vent ashore in Guttyhupk harbor
hunk pond where she is LEAKING inch an hour
Tue MAY QUEEN Wednesday morning. about
Chester s oses SesR n sand and when in East
manner took FIRE. which made such rapid headway as
safety saving nothing fhe tug was 'e sponsr 20 roq tSf
washington BY tag Palmer where she burned TO the
owned by Geo Townsend, OF this city.
HALIFAX, Dec bit the schr Unity, not Union
that went ashore near Mangares Ms.
NEWPORT, Dec 22-Thc Coast Wreckng Company have
suspended upon the s bark Bessie Eoge
her deck las, saturday mast has beer put on the
prevent Vessels % rom oSms s IN &c @ TO
report teegraphed abroad that had peen ABANDONED
say in that case for She Is now more an obstuctlon
TO navigation than when In the place she was run
down.
PORTLAND, Dec X-During the heavy blow Monday
morning si inst the fishing schr Jennie Gilbert drited
into the Lender OF Cape klzabe h and rpped I'M
bowsDrit broke foremast OF at the Geek stove bn
warks The schr Good 1emDlar parted chains and
drited into and chated the Gerte Lewis at anchor in
the roads.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Dec 2-Brfg Ella (Br) has taken on
board the part OF her which was ighered while
she was ashore and Ia ready for sea.
Scbr Oliye hayward, while leaving port today, ran
ashore near the West Chop but was hau,ed ID q 81.
ing the night by steamer Samuel Dexter without
damage.
Missfse vTssyrs Pears are entertained for the safety
or schr Cumberland t0f Philadelphia, Cant Mnule,
which sailed from Philadelphia Nov 81 with cargo OF
iron pipes tor the Boston Water Works. and has not
since been heard from.
Fishing schr @ Kidder has been absent on habut
trip ~ Grand Bank ten weeks Friday ana having
greatly exceeded the time for which she fitted all
hopes for her safety have been abandoned. she
good vessel OF 66 81 tons burden built Bonthbay i'm
1850 and owned by NJ Leonard walen Of Gloucester;
Iaue $500 insured Tor $3.50 vessel and So %
fits by the Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Com
DaDX Her crew list coIDDrlsad Is nsrsonA