The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-03

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Telegraphie Marine Correspondenee.
BALnnoRx Jan 2 1874
Brig Mississippi B, at this port yesterday from DEM
reports Dec 25th and 18th had fearful gale from
NE to EsE, with very heavy sea, during which split
storm tryssi and shifted Of sugar between decks
but managed to after three hours of hard labor
All the cargo OF the brig Mary Rice, ashore At Cape
Henry has been gotten out except 600 bags
NEWPORT. RI. Jan q 1874
schr Alice Higgins Higgins from Boston for vir-
ginia arrived to-day, reports SPOKE Jan the Sow and
Pigs Lghshp in Vineyard Sound, the captain Of which
wished him to report that his OIL would not burn. and
he wished some that would.
schr Ralph Howes Burgess. from Georgetown, sc, for
Thomsston Me- also arrived and reports heavy weather
on the passage during which split sails and lost her
schr VIM Newton. before reported ashore was noated
Marine Disasters.
k9-see Correspondence above
STEAMSHIP METROPOLIS Nckerson, at Wilmington. NC,
Dec 81 from New YORK; had heavy weather during the
entire passage, blowing the packing out Of the steam
gps splitting hit he sails &C. The was
s day and and half and had to rig drag to keep the
was slightly damaged in consequence.
sar CALIsrA HAYES 1Br,. Davies from Savannah for
e So msp es g h
until night when she was gotten off, She proceeded to
SHIP CRADLES BAL, of st John, NIB. grounded at
Queenstown during gale Dec 20. but was towed Off;
damage unknown; vessel tight
BRIG sILAs AWKWARD OBJ, Smith, from Bermuda for st
3 ns ssags
BRIG WOODLAND Valentine. at Philadelphia LIST from
boat.
scHn ALLEN LEWIS. from Navassa for City Point, at
Fortress Monroe Jan lost mainboom and mainsail
gale on Dec 70.
scuR ALBERT THOMAS Rose at Baltimore I'd inst from
New York, had been ashore on Holland Point
STEAMER ALLIANCE from Richmond, Va, for Philadei-
hs1e the sonp Ill was
9ceasioned by an old Jaw She will be aken to Phia
CARoIINEssIxL, Dec $500 bbls of petroleum have
been led at Nesharqgsiei since yesterday from the
burg
KEEL Dec 1.-THE bark Adelheid Ger, yoege, from
end 81 September in eonseanence Of very heavy wea
dner the gale continuing her cables parted and she
without damage il consequence Of the average bot
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 23-Schr John Hunter went ashore
NOV at Yagumo, and became total loss. The wreck
schr Arizona is reported total loss no date at CUT.
feys Cove.
TT, TnoS S, Dec 1sThe bark Duke Of Cornwall Of and
%ornng s during gale from NV and in coming to
wall, doing damage TO rudder and quarter.
Mtscenaneous.
The purser Of the steamship City Of Antwerp from
Liverpool, has our thanks for favors
Purser W Macbeth of the steamship Manhattan from
Charleston, has our thanks for favora
LONDON, Dec 1s-The Fede in Dio. Mortola, from New
Spit Aug 10 last and the Indusre, Bokelund which
sailed from Pensacola for Greenock on July 80 last
arrived at Queenstown Nov q
SHIPBUILDING-At Portland the Messrs Curtis have inst
finished framing the steamer building by them the
admired 6y shiDbuilders 1t s Of the best
about rS 5ns on sate o. 10 Be- f V o he
material, and the best workmanship only put her
sa ar s The sss p are Re
ling and others and bark Of 4U0 TONS owned by Capt
BOYD and others
Editor Of the Herald my attention has Just been called
to an article in the Herald OF Nov 10 last containing
which was master on arrival at st Johns NF oct
80 last The whole statement far it would unav0r
improper management OF the vessel is entirely false Il
was made up from the statement OF my mate who has
then on board mas also under oath made written
statement contradcting the facts set forth in your
st Johns confirming my statement and respectfully ask
that you publish that and this statement OF mine as an
formerly master Of brig Guiding Star.
ST JOHNS nj, Nov 70, 1873
consider that the statement made in the presence of
Lieut. White OF Tigress, in my once by the mate
was made by him while Of intoxcaton and as
S mad no Ss N had Sd
Notice to Mariners.
The handkerchief Lightvesse No has been returned
- BY W order Of the Lighthouse Board. 100000
Lighthouse Inspector Second District
Boston, Jan l. 1874 .,.n
Bark MA Mcneil Jordan. from Bristol for Tybee Dec
II, lat So lat 8 90