The New York herald., 1875-09-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

p9-see Vineyard Haven report
The of the Gamma from Bermuda has our
thanks for favors.
Cry WACO before reported ashore on French
Reef Florida, gotten on the 18th inst with the as
sance Of wreekers and arrived Key West same day
STATE OF TE1xs BoIger a. Key West ssh Ss as
OF the mouth of the Mississippi
Sur snKDrAc Br wrecked at Cape Tormentine and con-
dssnned, was sold at auction Sept 16
Sur ALICE cooPER new, which broke the way and ana
% IN The Ss ws @ ssns a. cSPs s 5e o o
until next high tides about two weeks hence she
from 900 e soo Se Ship bad s Ses0 shaersd to
q GT co sS % Ts feet long on S
feet wide and "a feet deep registered tonnage Lo tons
Harding and Humphrey, Of Yarmouth Me- and Randall,
TO command her.
BARK wIcKwIRE (Brl previously reported condemned
at st Thomas. was sold on the 7th inst
York put into Pernam5aco Aug II to make some slight re-
pairs and resumed her voyage on the 18TH
BRIG HuNTKR (Brl Shelley, from Pernambuco for New
York before reported st Thomas distress put in leaky
BR1c NoRSIs q3rl wrecked at Barbados was insured
elsewhere She registered 1856 tons built duysbOro
in 1873 and owned by A Whitman. of Cape Canso.
BRIG AMELIA COf shelboqrne, Nsl, lumber laden, from
n s Gs s0 % saT & sea %
and crew arrived at Charleston 10Th inst In boat.
BRIG GKoRGR BURNHAM, at Havana t17th inst, rom
Baltimore, had heavy weather 18th and 4th inst lost
damage to upper works s--''' ~ '-N
scIR cASovA Tate from Calais Boston put into Els
been in Collision with schr josephine of Miibridse
s q s NJ
when off stngaree Point, mouth Of the Eappahannock
When another tide e she stuck fast the heavy sea broke
her IN half and she was sunk vessel % and csTgo e9a, being
years old 81 register and valued at $500 in
81 200 Cargo of coal valued at $OO insurance on
il known
sciR KELSEY Randall at Providence from Alexap- kan
the lamp in the pinnacle exploded destroying compass
marine glass other slight damage to the amount Of
the Vessel from being destroyed by fire.
scHR SAMUEL HART from Charleston for Boston at Vine
yard Haven lost mainsa and part of deck load OF rosn
scHR II vANAMAN, from Philadelphia for Portsmouth,
Nh in going into Vineyard Haven, nth inst, struck on
West Chop and remained at dark
SoHR ADIK, Ridgeway. with cargo OF guano, which
sailed from Baltimore on the morning Of 9th inst for Chop
The captain and crew Of Ave men were rescued by a
passing schooner The which uninsured and valued
Of the Ade and thinks she be easily raised she lies
Sem VILLAGE BELLE (Br), Delfcrse. Port Antonio
Ja for New York 70 days out with sails spt having ex
Baltimore.
Branch was bound from Providence to BALTIMORE. No
e shS wall 6o S on ans S S sepn az r
Steamer Lackawanna was living by her yesterday.
scaR LoRP mayo of LiyergeO Ms from s. Domingo for
She was doc ked calked and proceeded Sept
York was Charleston 10Th inst partially dismasted.
ScnR CAMBRIA (Br from Philadelphia for st john NIB,
before reported ashore Goose Island DEL of
evening and proceeded.
Mr. Hopkins of the Sandy Hook pilot boat Elwel
No 4 reports Sept IS 80 miles RSE of the Highlands saw
large quantity OF wrecked stuff consisting of vessels gal
ley of cabin bulwarks &C. apparently but short time
in the water.
GALVESTON Sept 19-Durng the 18th inst, the
Australia , Peters loading with cotton for Ii ver
pool to from the outer roads and driven ashore
ST Bernard sixty miles west Of here Her surgeon and
mate who arrived here today report that she is lying in
Bark Edward Mcdowell Greenough, which was dis
charging at wharf blown the point Of Pei
Galveston
feet Of water 1t thought she will be gotten of with slight
damage.
The bayou steamer Beardstown driven dock
and broken pieces and total wreck number OF her
crew reported TO have been lost.
HALIFAX, Sept 20-Steamer Vaetta from North Sydney
Montreal laden with coal put back te former port in
distress on Saturday. her shaft being injured.
MAGDALENA ISLANDS. Sept l4The wreck Of British bark
Cherokee sold auction yesterday and purchased
by Capt Simeon Chevery. of Souris PEI The hull and
spars realized $50; the cargo on board $3.50.
NEWPORT. SEPT 19-Capt Randall, of schr II V Kelsey
which arrived at Providence this morning. reports that while
anchor Whiting for at two o'clock this morning, in
Providence River the lamp in the binnacle exploded de-
stroyng the aud marine glass and doing other
damage the amount of $780, Prompt action prevented
serious fire.
souAN BEACH Sept 2o-A schr lumber laden
with loss Of foremost and sails anchored yesterday 10 miles
of here proceeded to-day. This the
before anchored that vicinity and dragging
toward the shore.
DISASTERS JULYThe direction Of the Bureau veritas
has published the following statistics of maritime dsas-
hass Sailing vessels reported lost 8-vz 81 English -
French Dutch, Italian American, German, Brazil
ian, Belgian, Guatemala, Nicaragua Norwegian and
Portuguese In this number included sailing
reported missing Steamers reported lost Svz English
and Spanish
LAuScHKD-on Saturday by Chas Harrington, at Bath
Me, fine schooner of los TONS not yet named She is
owned by the builder
Ship Tam oshanter 100 tons before mentioned was
successfully launched by sewali Co, of South Freepor
Me. Saturday.
Brans yard at Camden, Ne, on Saturday.