The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-08

suIp MARTHA CosB, at Savannah from Galway, which
thorough state Of repairs hoaied out Of the dry
SHIP WIZ TArsoo+r, Finn from Enderbgry Island for
and with mutnous left Oct It, and sailed from the
heads few days later.
BARK JoHANs KEpLrR tGer spille, from Hamburg for
haven Dec IT, was lowed back to Hamburg zot for re-
pairs
York was towed into Cuxhsven Dec 10 with damage to
rudder.
DON eoded with Ss the 's Masdaena from Dun
kirk for Nantes in the Downs Dec ~ damage to Emma
BARK CIscAssIAs Br, Amy. from New Orleans for Lon
DON put into a tS v 2S 70 Mn
sails &C. realized sS4i, and the Cargo $3.50 ''ss'"s'
BARR MAss NnxDHAs OBJ . from ny on NC
9th ut. remained in about the same condition Jan g.
Ssn a OF ant nhf ho a e sas @
succeed in removing nearly all the rosin.
o ~ Sn
damage
BRIG 2 CBr). Miller. at Boston Jan from surnam
reports Dec ~ lat g. Ion e. had gale from sw and lost
t0pgallantmast and maintopmast
has been wrecked at Arkansas Pass. Captain and crew
tackle, &c, was lost overheard from the in subse
aucnt gale
ashore the inner bar Dec % while going into the
barber Of Ts repartsd y
position on the sIst will probably have be light
cred before she can get off,
New York, with naval stores put into New London Jan
Hl nf Ss aD p
sails sprqng broke ibboom ana stove gal
washing overheard most OF vessels stores and water
miles Sc Of Montauk spoke schr Lizzie Carr Capt Wall
who kindly supplied us with PROVISIONS 20 last as to
ceeding to destination.
BEAUFORT, sc, Jan 2-The wrecked brig waltham, pur
oh nv N Chnrlp stnrfn las Snndo
morning, but having run aground IN Sggerhsad chan
n ae on want and at ns @ s
the ebb tide and sailed Monday morning.
Dec rg OF ana fer Madeira
was abandoned on the 18th in sinking state miles
NEUHARLIsGERsrEL~ Dec 1.-THE very high tide caused
ne @ be S aSaa aHsd b e et the German bark
NEWPORT Jan GA Divers examination OF schr Abby G
Watson shows her bow under water to have been badly
the ess 81 She viii require to Be taken out the marine
railway for repairs Inc owner has arrived here.
RIVER ior SeSease Which put yses Couple
weeks ago in leaky condition, will discharge portion
repairs.
Purser W Sparhawk, of the steamship San Jacinto,
from Savannah, has our thanks for courtesies.
Mrssrso vEssrL7schr Johann Anton Ger, 1865 tons
sailed IRON Rio ySneiIo sept Sept % S with I bags Coffee
CARD OF THAsxs-Bermuda Dec 81. 1881 deem II but
SSToS wTeSans cSpsny e.
aQement in endeavoring float the ship Bca umaris
Castle on the the east end OF these Islands,
publicly testify to their perseverance in carry
ing the work on board the ship in AL weather. and
confidently believe their efforts would have been
cessfui but continuation Of bad weather causing
further damage to the hull during the progress Of the
work HENRY EMMETT,
Master ship Beaumaris Castle.
COOP sAILrNG-schr John Fisher (of Province town,
Cant Is Smith sailed from this port Dec for Cape
Hayt where she arrived l2k making the in days.
remained in port IL days, and arrived back yesterday
morning, thus making one OF the quickest round trips
record
QUICK RuS--ship Frank Thayer, Capt starrett made
the run from Charleston Liverpool in I6 dayssad to
be the shortest time on record.
sHrPBuiLpISG.-At Portland, the keels Of 3masted
schr and a bark being laid Mt Curtis shipyard.
TIis messrs Curtis have Just finished framing the
steamer building by them for the united states revenue
service The keels of vessels being laid this
yard-a schr at 800 tons, owned by Capt Darling and
others and bark Of 40 IONS owned by Capt Boyd and
others a., - -,