The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
M. See cable news.

9Th and soathampton oh inst tor YorS after
to Ia
STEAMER EDGAR STUART. which has occupied atten-
p DAYS as ns t as
and since then has been employed between st John NIB:
mails Ine cold weataer rendered !. nee for her
being more or less blocked with ICE
SHIP LENNox CASTLE OBJ, at Fan Francisco 18th inst
no RS s ss %
did more or less damage to the entire suit
BARR WALTER Anarssros Jr before reported arrived
more) for repairs; she was leaking
BARK AususrA G SMALL, o'Brien at Boston 18th from
fuegos reports having been 20 days north Cape
with western gales and colo
weather being bad that took ii days get through
BRIG DAsnAwAy. 1872 tons; built in 1868 at Prince Ed
ward Island, mas been sold at auction at this port
scnR E L ROWE (of Goucestcr), from Georges Banks.
which into Halifax Feb IS Tor repairs struck bv
bobstay and cathead.
scan Macy FaEIasD from LgnOyp for rhiladelpha
ions after 50 days resumed her voyage the 9th
Inst but put back again 4 Of head
lending from block Island TO- Montank, and found ice
Island.
sonR JULIA A CRAwronp. of Greenport. 1871 tons, 10
Frank Price, for 81 100
scnn FREpoSiA sears which was ashore in Greenport
narSSd and WAS m Sm
to that place.
scHRs L MAYO and G " srKrsos arrived at Glouces-
rough and severe weather on the Banks he former
stetson was also obliged to cut to prevent scir Hattie
West from drifting down on her thereby losing $50 faith
The Peoples line OF steamboats-Drew st John and
Sd aS
VIII commence their season trips from New YORK to Al
paying much attention to the nrcgress Of the work Being
S5s on Il This y ssy w
steam pipes will run tsrongh them heating Them very
peciate. The improve ments ii boats win cost the
an veil aara wnS this s wahy
THea. New York Iron WORKS foot OF Bethune street,
TO the entire satisfaction Of Capt St Jonn.
BOSTON, Feb 9oschr Belle Crowen from Portland for
Point Cape Cod close 10 the shore with long scope
chain out The after part the vessel e Is touching bot
Gated from her position without serious damage If the
wind changes to the west the ice will be taken clear
The fishing feet in the ice field remains to-day as be.
fore reported. although the indications avora-
bic for breaking UP OF the ice.
BALTIMORE Feb 2Osteamer Calvert, for Charleston. is
aground Macathy.
BEVERLY, Mass Feb l9-There is much rejoicing here
to-day over the arrival Of the fishing schr Putnam,
whom have iamilies She lett ii weeks ago for six
fsf
but but spoiled aeS nna hsd to be thrown overheard She
PHrLA nELPHiA. Feb 20-The steamer Manhattan (Br),
chartered by the American line, sailed for Liverpool
this Included her cargo is 1900 bushels of
corn LILO bales OF cotton ana large quantity OF pro-
visions, &c.
NORTH SYDNEY HARBoR-VEssELs FROZEN IN-Both the
inner and outer haroors of North sydney are frozen
well OF 81 john lies IN the inner harbor, where she
will be compelled to remain until April the ship Mary
Jane, from Quebec for Great Britain with timer, lies
AZ the wharf she having put in distress and dis
charged cargO Tor Sac viii not get for
about two months The bark Swift of Halifax loaded
on owners account also lies IN the inner harbor and
the brig Iris is in the same position as before reported
about two mile in from
QUICK PAssAGE-Scbr Jacob VI Haskell, Crowell,
the passage to Trieste, made the from Hampton
Roads to Gibraltar In y days and to the Straits of Mes
sinn DAYS. making 81 days between the above ports
during the time was becalmed two days.
SHIPBUILpIyG-Mess rs Deering Donnell, Bath, Me,
have contracted to build hshing scbr OF 100 tor
Capt Henry Thomas to be completed about the LIST Of
April The parties have nearly ready for launch
Ing schr OF l20 tons for Mr. Leonard Waen of this
city Mr. George steele's new schr has been named
Pharsalia She is rs 96 tons Cape Ann Advertiser.