The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-13

snlp CARnrcKs CBr. wnsborrow, from Manila for New
quently got of and takon back Manila was foated
July after throwing over some sugar and hemp and
She dschargng Aug Is the purpose OF sur
BAKK JANE ANNA (Br), which was reported by cable
put s wa, os S sna @
BRIG WAVE Br,, from New York, wrecked in Para
River, Is q total loss
BRIG AcnArns tet Prince Edward island from Pistou
Island. near Jonespor she is full OF water and will
break up
BRIG REpowA, Wallace from Prunswick Ga, for Mon
eyaeo which put into this port on the th inst in cSn
nation yesterday
ashore Georges Island but came of uninjured.
scas MAarpA OBJ, which went ashore = near jail
Nh Oct Capt Glass was the purchaser hun
s s ga. ana me ''hr
scHR susan from Philadelpha, which sunk alongside
the wharf At s being On the BAR
Pensacola Bay TO repair.
seaH NEaE yagsns regular packet to Prcv d
terday morning nom sparks the she'd and had her
as burned the deck house was also but
the hull not injured
Royal with cargo Of coal put INTO Norfolk 3h inst FOR
n ay o1 Y .n il esp
mainsail badly torn.
ds e. c m sns Of e & o s
unknown craft and sanx in ten fathoms Of water The
the Of Cargo The
vessel will be total loss.
scHR h L CoRpERY. Smith, from Providence for Alex
andria, put into Philadelphia Oct Tor repairs having
carried away fore and maintop and foremast head
oossys cnr;5 schr ostna,ns Minerva
+ shoat without having sustained any serious
HAvAsA, Oct 7Adyces from Nassau to the 81 inst
e g ass ne
German steamer Aisata had returned finding that she
sw YORK on IN the @ me Relief would leave for
RocxhAsp Me, Oct l2The hope Of getting the steamer
though efforts s.ill being made.
TIE hull OF large schr which bull. at Solo
more Where she viii Be ttea for the foreign and coast
ing trade She belongs to Baltimore parties
Quick RUS-Schr Jennette Hubbard, Miller master
in 90 hours. She partly owned in St John,
c5osn g Sarss and VIE
s % ms ~ s,.
neously, and reached quarantine only an hour and
LAuscH-Messrs Goss SAWYER. shipbnilders at Bath,
M e esns TO Wind She s NIP q apqq o %
and viii be commanded by Capt Francis Hnckey Of
s BE- s iS s % ss s' q yfs q on Mr.
Is So so H
asap y
Capt Collins, late OF the bark Hancock.
Notice to Mariners.
ISLES OF ST PIERRE AND xrouxLoN, NEWFOUNDLAND
steam fog whistle has been established at Gaantry
that surmounts s6thouse tower win be in use
there e %y y e %
December and especially during this period A. fort
sa s s WI Viii sn
tor g a at tin e. q o. SECONDS VIII be heard
the rate u @ knos an an or
Wind bSw VI, in an opposite direction according to
This signal viii replace the firing OF cannon which
n Sne TIN 81 psS Is. a s e.
tributed thickening of the oil, due precau
e ess. sS TO o e G
the light completely while leaving the lower part Of tho
''s ST. P,Sss s,'i Sept Is, 1874
Whalemen.
New Bedford Oct l0-The whaeboat despatched rom
this city Thursday for Cuttyhunk manned by
se %ae: 20 m ab Rs
islands The whales were seen off Canapitset and
S0e Il Grs
numbers OF whales were and they appeared very
The w0s GO g iHs IND
Helen Augusta capt waraed, Of schr Witch inst ar
may and afas ps:s
so of them that man threw stone from the
es s and s S hus with
ss sas FSs's lon IN owen rom o'ro'n for Adsn
Ss Renn rom Liverpool for Aden
'i BARK Maud Helen IBID, Dunn from Belfast. I, for
SEPT IL at g ESu.n from Lonaon r 90.
yannah, sept a. iat Is a. lon g.
BARK cn ns auB g S.; sem Tor
srs se, e., ct ehn Isn from stJ0hn SB for Mon
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