The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-12
Maritime Miscellany.

Maritime Miscellany.
We are indebted the pursers steamships New Or
leans and Gamma, from Havana and Bermuda respec-
lively, for their attentions
SHIP WARRINGTON BoorH, McGregor which sailed from
Liverpool Fep for Valparaiso was passed on the 81 Of
Frovdencs, XII from the south shetland Islands The
al f rne aa BEEN o S%s
years under the CHILEAN fag she owned in valpa-
via Southwest Pass Pensacola before reported went
she no pos bo"rd
BARB BAsayEaEAv oBr). Purdy, from Beaufort g..
s s T. sRa ssA sna AND
WHEN is Wind being sr up
g TONS Of We're during gale sndsav
r,ysd at his port iOts inv PVT ns9 s. Thomas Ap5 q
proceeded on her voyage without the deckIoad.
s E1 Sf 3 Sr g. d been s
i not the passage from Kingston Jam for New York.
9 s9 81 er 3 aa Ct The
BRIG srAsIA dtaD at Philadelphia from Palermo. had
very rough weather during the passage and ettsoned
sSq ssna s
and two were by the caOszing OF
scHR SUNNY SHowER-The claim for salvage OF the
Of which broHght sehr sunny
having been satisfactorily settled the cargo has been
to sr New o A Where she sa se
paired at an expense of about $3.50.
cos as p ns &C. osns
afternoon OF 9Th. There tour men on board who
ne on o
repairs.
hands for $40 d
Hampton, Captain schermeriorn built at wilmiaston
D BY the 1d &
aud Norfolk went her first regular trip today She
III nd
FALL RIVER May s-schr Mary Price has had a
that about o tons q coal we're taken out 7h The
HALIFAX. M, May I1--Good fares have been taken
by the fishermen Of sambro Banks lately iy
D sailed nea ada svena
The steamers ralmouh IRON pSrand and
arrived i this morning She experienced heavy head
winds during the entire passage =, mo ,.rs
Fobes brought to this port recently by the schr Mon
c haye court here to give their
MONTREAL May 1.-THE steamship sarmatian the first
The quebec begin their regular trips to-day
| MArANE tQuebecp May II, 8 O'Clock M-The steam
son from on board has landed yet.
Qusnrc. May ilrhe steamship Delta, Capt Stephens,
yesterday, with general cargo; she reports having
taken board schooner the captain and OF
the bark Kcnrewshire wrecked on 4nticosti 9th Oct
last also the of the brganne Alexena, wrecked
| at he same place In November last
ST THOMAS April 30There have been bales Of
and 500 bags sugar sold from the the brig
Surprise at public auction. The sold Tor 81
per and the cotton realized about $3 per bale
| average
The bark Foreumingen DAM chartered for COO to
take forward the of the brig Surprise. char
ter been since annued through dispute az to
| rates.
ST. JOHN, NIB, May l-No tidngs have been received
of the steamer Irojan which Is 30 days ont Great
fears arc entertained Tor her safety This combined
with the loss OF the Linda, much
10 trade both vessels having been iully laden 1t
JoseDhs
VINEYARD HAVEN, May 9--Schr Martha a Mary Of
Passport before reported L'Homme DIeu Shoai will
be sold at auction Monday afternoon, together with
the materiel saved by the chr Lila Jane brought
IN Tins port Her cargo, consisting 100 bushels OF po-
tatoes, was sold at auction today Tor ST.
spoken.
Ship soolco shatswell from Boston for Cape Town,
CGH, April l. lat ~ a =, lon % w.
Ship Oneida, Nickels from Newport +, for Monte
yidc0. April IL lat ID ~ Ion ~ ~