The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-26
HAvn.. Feb s-s.i.d, John Read. Nicserson. st Tho

HAvRs Feb s-sailed. John Read. Nicserson. 81 Tho
, FEB so j 5sHRniP
sailed ssSi 9th scott scott, sshess St fhcm.:;ss
sssSis Sss$ tey,s f aayaSs Ssssp,sss:
Tsss Pensae6 Idaho 3D. Seddoe Ne" iofks
oIesrsS 9TH Esith Troop Smith, Calcutta 10th. Amer
oLosDos, Es6 iO-Entsrsd out. Thames 81. HYDE for
Sailed from dravessnd 18th, JENNY Biomquist Phila-
LosDoso.ssE Feb ii-Arrived Nightingale. Manson,
Cleared li6 Ellen Harstron, Wilmington, NO; Min
MApaiHA SAN s7"ssilea, Jewet Bartlett xat.n-
asS EVen M sta Scott daadaiouDe ss sun
an Mr isiss, FEB s9sS Ls SOqsh,cn Rose and Ca
ssslsa sniiis oSli sSm bos-
alAsIuIs. Feb sEsaiied. Alexander. Aimfeldt Amer.
NrwcAsrIr, Feb lo-cleared. Carl August Philadel-
NEW Ross. Feb s-Arrived, Esau, Marassi Philadel.
NEwronr Feb lo-sailed, w Harvard. Donnolly,
PonTasD FEB SPnt back to n. road oss 1.os.
rich xnaR oS FET d R'Fen % sspHa o.
s% sss eI .'''s' Will
Sailed @ E% om Gton san a0u
'e s%a.l nf Feb osaed Sord:tisrsen New York
Boston snd ssed ed susan Soorhs Faiiord cs
Passed sst, Lshiey Rich, Mitchell from Hong Kong
TRIESTE, Feb 4-Arrived. Teresa. Celentano New
sailed soth. Jacob Haskell, Crowell, Leshorn.
TABLE IL. BAY Jan oHsaed Keuaion Emerson Monte
IRALEs Feb CARVED Frey, Halversen. Philadel-
.WARRHsrorsr. Feb 6-Arrived. Busy Bee. Smith. So
zANzrAR Dec 2.-sailed. Victor. Pond, New York De-
fore reported sailed 27th).
Cnnrnovre, Feb s-captain Elisha , oondey master
Ss% %s,S & S .
quite close sboard passing heard loud cries o. dis
rssi % the saSn iii
s asG sw no sh
schooner lss b0wn Ran down to wndw.5d saw
Car, h'f dess barrels
h ssT asa and pas 'nS four
bows and picked up the ;urv,yors n after they had
sss
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washed and lost Captain Cannon reeogtea
sI :, Ne Y9 res for sr
casks Of Geneva 5ls pipes IS bags So bales
hne sd Of ha nseis en
YORK, ashore RE on the Goodwin
DEsIA Feb 1.-The bark Fl vina Of Barcelona. Cabrers
ogns
G os but s aM w Be-
so5%an s,rssd hers ys;eESss sf SsS'ssnalsS5
part of the voyage and lost bulwarks stanchions jbz
Ave- na nsd s when rs q
estimated from 400 to 500 Quintas OF fish had been
jsttsoned that expenditure Of about f2o would
be required repair the null and from flVO to fl0s To-
replace the sails gear, &C.
GLASGOW, Feb 9-The STATE Of Pennsylvania dsk
grounded in the river during the fog Feb g. has sus-
tanned damage to rudder and sternpos and will have to
discharge.
L,vrnrooL. Feb ioThe huh, materials and cargo e4
the ship City London were sold YESTERDAY the bull
realizing f9O6 and mate f the purchaser OF thot
vessels having right to what cargo remained IN her.
and snme a. ses Of salmon averaged is Der case
Feb 1.-THE Knowsey Hall, from San Francisco In At,
tempting dock went the Puckington Bank, anG
remains high and dry damage, If any not yet Known
She q very safe position, stands upright and wiz
likely get into dock this afternoon
LowKsrorr Feb 9The brig Astrapi Greek) from Fer-1
nandina grounded the NewcOme and was towc0<
into harbor without apparent damage
MoHrEvIpEo, Jan 9-The schr Gordon (of MiramichD,
Gray from glasgow for BuenOs Ayres tgeneraD, wad
abandoned Dec H. having carried away masts in heavy
SQUALLS The vessel much damaged rs to be Dap-
idly filling when left Crew saved
ROTTERDAM Jan SnThe bark John Geddie (of Halifaxs
Ns from philadelphia Tor this port petroleuml,
grounded the Heiegat Jan ~ ana remained for -
when she got of with the assistance OF -
steamer after discharging some cargo