The New York herald., 1875-12-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purer the Gamma from Bermuda has
thanks for favors
STEAMER GAELIC r, at San Francisco Dec s, from Hong
main ysa and had the after part OF the wheehouse
smashed in.
STEAMER KING RICHARD Br. for Rio Janeiro which put
back Baltimore with machinery damaged will resume her
voyage AM of the 18th.
CLYDE from New York Philadelphia passed
Newcastle Del 18th inst bowsprit aud bows
stove in, having been in collision
BRG ELLEN STEWART, at Philadelphia reports Left
East Harbor IT. Nov IA and durng the passage had 20
hours souhey and westerly Winds the balance OF the time
the short sharp gales Nov 90 large bark ashore
Wimhle shoals north Of Hattcras
BRG WATER LILY Cintra. which arrived here 11th
from Rio Grande was of New Inlet on Is. inst but on
Breakwater for habor, where she lay days wind
bound.
BRIG ELLEN SBr Foote from PictoI Ms for 0ardenss
The vessel aud be saved No further particulars
Bnc NoRsss Nog sseS from Havana Nov 20 for Fal-
BRIG ISABELLA HAYDEN (of Charlottetown, PED, from
Liverpool Oct L. for Prince Edward Island went ashore in
Rocky Bay Anchat CB at three AM 18th inst and
been blown of the twice.
kEyENuE CUTTER WoopBunY ordered into winter cruising
she will have to 60 to Boston for repairs.
ScHR PATRON tof F1anders Hubbard in the gale OF Nov
20 parted her chains while lying Red Creek loaded with
wood for New Haven, and went ashore.
scnR BEATTY sunk OF Cove Point Chesapeake Bay about
and arrived at Norfolk Dec TO-
scuR G sADLER sold auction at New London
lth inst TO Brigham Hail. Of Hartford, for the Of
S7z5.
Sem MouSrAm LAUREL at westport, which was ashore
Brier Island is making but little water. Her keel is
condition. Salvage cargo was 81 ,o5o
scHR GEo FREELAND the vessel in collision with
bark Madre Ceruti, and has been hbeed for $4,000
scHn SALIVA Calais FAN River cargo lumber and
shingles towed back TO Calais 10th full OF water having
had ports k.ocked in by ice
scuR AVN MARIA before reported Rogers Island
Levi Woodbury.. She lost shoe and po
ton Of keel
Uoxh xw,uu .lt.
port.
scnR rpA Of wenaeet before reported abandoned was
subsequently fallen In with 9th ns in the Gulf Stream by
schr Lillian Gertrude Gloucester The latter tried to
board her but had to give 4 up on account Of the sea she
sailed from Boston for Chenyfeld Nov y, with general
cargo.
NEw CASTLE Del Dec la-steamer Reading from Phil
sdePa for New Orleans ran ashore Thursday night above
si bcr cargn Iii M hch will hava to ha en
out before she viii come on.
NORFOLK Dec I0-seamer Resoute has been to tho
assistance Of bark Edwin B from Dublin for Baltimore,
ashore az Hatteras
PauApELPHiA Dec ls-steamer Roman from Boston re.
ports large three asted schooner ashore at
Cross Ledge Also twomasted schooner, bound up on
Bark Albi arrived yesterday from Tvigtut spoke Dec /
schr Bonza $50 repvred days out from Boston for New
York, apparently in distress She blown OF BY NV
gale.
SAX FRAEeisco Dec Is-Intcllgcnce from Honolulu
cites fear that serious disaster has happened to bark
Triton and Northern Light, Of New Bedford and the
OF Hawaiian bark Arc at Honolulu reports he lo these
vessels shore in the blight ofa bay Cape senose
Guilty weathering the Cape. In his opinion 1t i'm;
possible them and probably all three wrecked
or compelled TO winter in the Arctic There were 20
and the vessels which provisoned for
three months only, and no way ht Tor wintering.
SAVANNAH, Dec ll-Steamer Durham tBr, from New Or.
leans, the fats below Venus Point will be ghtered
OF her coal brought the city and placed In the dry
dock TO have shaft put in.
snrpBumprsG-Portland, Dec 1i--Messrs J = Randall 4
Co getting the for bark OF 300 tons be
built their yard Kuightville. Capt McCarty formerly
OF bark James McCariy, will command her. Master
Hodgkns Of Eden, is building schooner q l2o tons for
David Hodgkins Sons of Lamone TO be OF next spring
be commanded by Capt Alfred Hodgkns, Of Hancock
LAUScHEp-At Duxbury, Mass 9th inst from the yard o
Merritt Bros schr Adde Warner She s 1S0 tons burden
carpenters measurement She will run from Philadelphia
West Indies In the fruit trade. by Davis Warner 4
Merritt she built and by whom she mostly
owned
Dec Q from the yard of James Bayles Son. at Port
Jefferson IL barketine Vim Cloves She is principally
owned Hampstead aud will be employed in the Gulf o
Mexico and foreign taade under command Of Capt
Jos Dckerson Of that place Her dimensions areLength
Of keel 10 cet breadth o beam ~ feet depth o hold ~
4 feet, carrying capacity about 10 tons.