The New York herald., 1874-07-09

The pursers OF the steamships City OF New York IND
MORO Castle from Havana, have thank for avors
sJnAssHIr ELLEN TERRY, from NewberH, NC for New
aware, was towed into Newcastle Del the Sh inst
inst from savannah, ashore same night in fog on
M al na H. .sGP s woes Hole where she remained at
Gsfaay GaSsn morning. all right and anchored in Vineyard
BARK FKLIoIrAs GER, Knhl from wilmington. NC Tor
tettin with cargo Of $3.50 bls rosin struck the Rip
sew lss the CARGO viii Will" be Sssr saved The
registers 2es tons. was built in 1854 and owned stc
fsandersd SS,n in IN Bay from Clinton
Sa spnGay sy mqF"n 4S
Tic captain scnsd seaSp soad no Teae
Portsmouth Iarbor the vessel began TO labor 50 heavily
ss s na s
sno.d and sampise wrsds with RhIh"s har lee
ra deep in the water. leaking badly, and the sand
a s be
about Sss O'clock AM the captain and crew Of
tour men taking the boat and keeping her before the
flIsS lines aaS t5s p5sssasa
She would have been e aeSaby Deofs
h % Tsh hsy has ss
mserd The b. aa1sTa led
S resu two ~ and @ valued a.
and. Probably no insurance.
scHR ELLA Grinde at Roston stn inst from Phladel,
md1utODma
had mainmast shivered.
ScaE ben PESLry poonf fisherman, Of Gloucester;
paobaS9 en hSs s On Ssd Island Moys Sss 3n and VIII
built at Newburyport in 1853.
scHn JglIErr tof Cherryhet. Me- smalD from PhiIadeI-
phia for Boston, with coal arrived New London July
in distress having been run into night of 4th in
The lost ali headsaiis bboom and ioretcpmast She
will repair at New London before proceeding 70 destna-
BAYcoR, Me July 6Two vessels were blown ashore at
South on THURSDAY ns and Capt RoS
Friday m0rnilg-two on the Muscle Ridge and Two on
rocks at Slery Cove had lore and ma masts
she Is u OF water and Will have to discharge cargo and
sth-The quebec bark Hilyard, from Moutreal for ra
Shoals during fog The vessel is being Eghcred and
steamer has been engaged to haul her off and bring
The bark Augustine from Montreal for Liverpool with
run into by an outward hound Norwegian vessel and
repairs.
EooKLANp Me, July 6schr Forest tot Camden McAi-
sas and rssng conSen h
unknown schr was wrecked on Aliens Is.and July -
Ggnard 1T steamer BGlnia made most successful trial
h on She s s M Hsr s % "a
sssd Snsd e The ssSh G &c sSaas sSs + M
5 sRe is sompsed by so%poand dirseasng sngins
She carries q boats lifted lie boats She has been
S RS By Msssr a%ss AND n, eOrge
and New York and will accommodate 800 first class and
800 steerage psssenscs Her saloon feet square and
upwards of $40 persons can dine at She is the
largest Of The Cunard feet, which now numbers ls
steamers with a total of 5000 tons and Is 200 horse
power The capital Invested said TO be fs5O0O OOO
Whalemen.
Sailed from New Bedford July Z, bark Petrol, Downs
for Indian Ocean
Bark Live Oak of New Bedford As tons mas beon sold
on private terms to Geo OutOn OF st John. NIB Tor
the merchant service.
letter from board bark Lydia, Praro NB reports
her at sea june q, days ont clean.
spoken.
Bark Inglesborouch (Br), Clark from Pensacola Tor
Aberdeen May 23. lat ~ TO- lon 81 30
Bark II Kingman bound s. June r. lat 49, lon 3s l6
Sehr STAN pede from Bangor for Kingston, July l.
lat 80 ~, lon 81 30 y