The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-25
rroviaenes "a: at anchor on Beaver TAN "a ns with

Providence anchor on Beaver Tail 2sd inst with
loss OF lib and flying jb blown away.
soHR JonS coaLrss-Inteligence has been received At
Gloucester rom harrington Ns stating nst sne sc,r
badly total with the exception Of some ma.
xsn and is valued a. for sod
and $500 on outdtsl.
Head s s ss ssy w Ms asqas
bay alter being ashore at stage Island started ioreoo
scuR ANNIE BELL, RlkIns at New Haven March 81 from
Ponce PR reports the 10Th lat 80 lon 6s ~ passed
ed black The sails and piins We're still attached
the wreck seemed 10 have been in that condition but
STEAMER MoNoHANsErr, at New Bedford from Edgar
Sow rep9rts an unknown schr ashore on WIS chop'
The tye soal,laden barges which ran ashore on the
rocks near south Norwax, O. while in tow Of steamuy
by the Coast Wrecking Co. OF New York.
arr at work patching the bottom ofschr Benz
subseauently on lowed to staten Island All OF
Ser % Be
WI be brought to the city and placed on the dry dock
BERMUDA March ia quantity of pitch pine logs were
and dsr ssaf h now 'T s s o@
which Is they came There has been no
b9sroS March I, 2s1schr Freeman which was ashore ore
on Lovers Island has got off, ana was al anchor in the
Capt Frost OF the tug Elsie reports an schr
sunk on tawn Bar, Broad Sound. She is under water
was seem Sv usp JOHN MeIntre
cnPsze on FGckPor arbor and We're seen
soWpg gaze; and the running high. The sehr Na
hant immediately put sail and TO their relief
put before she could reach them the wreck disappeared
beneath the waves, carrying the with It, They
never came TO The surface after sinking, and IL is sup
posed they had become exhausted by their efforts to
cling to the wreck The name the vessel is not known
Miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP MERRlMAcx, Weir from Rio Janero &c for
New fork which was due at st Thomas March IA, had
not reached that port up to the l6th
BRIG COUNTESS Br), from Cienfuegos for Halifax put
into Bermuda March II In want Of provisions.
scHR ADRIA tBr), from st John, NIB for Havana (be
fore repOr ed spoken March II in
want OF naylgator was again spoken March Ia by brig
gave them their oston
SAN Francisco. March 24-It ia now stated by persons
who arrived by the Nevada from that the off,
GERS OF tine Constitution reported the Colima entering
Mazatian Tor the purpose OF dsembarking Mexican
troops, and that she was not spoken Cape ST Lucas
No anxiety Is felt here for the safety OF the COlima.
Notice to Mariners.
WASHINGTON, DC, March "a, 1874
The Lighthouse Board gives notice that and after
the opening OF navigation in the spring of 1874 light
Will be exhibited from the tower recently erected
Crosse Point Lake Michigan, near Eranston Illinois
The apparatus which will illuminate 24O degrees the
horizon is of the second ORDER and will show fixed
white light varied by red flashes at intervals three
minutes
Whalemen.
OF 81 Helena Feb Il She was expected in At st Helena
In two or three weeks
Spoken-Jan 8, off Morty bark Kathleen, Rowland
NIB, with $40 bbls 50 Oil
Spoken.
Bark Express (Br), Marshall from for Doboy
March lS, ID miles east OF Tybee Light.
Bark Empress OBJ, from - for Bull River sc, March
Bark Xgder (Nor,. Hcndrcksen. from Montrose for
New Orleans, March 2 lat 49 a, Ion ID