The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-01

MARITIME MISCELLANY.

O. Dec y Ct OF s
ono AL s f had been and
weighing about 40 tons-have been successfully recov
ds Boe hsy
where they e Des have bee
work on the ne during the ave months this
hull next spring.-Japan Gazette, Decl
STEAMER MoSrEJo, from Panama for New Granada,
struck q sunken rock miles from Soma River Dec 4
condition.
SUP SAN RAFAEL tBr, Aitken, from San Francisco tor
q eaky about discharsns Tor lori repairs Dec
BARB CLARA Br, Crosby, from Brunswick oct IL for
n sS wss the ns make Psi ~
porary repairs and proceed to Yarmouth, u.s.
BARK Eg y G Nor MIkkslsen in leaving Pensacola
ing parting salute, nurng Capt Mikkescn and one of
dons we on
the 10Th their injuries are not serious
OF Sss m
anchor in the outer roads on the 3lst Dec.
viii cotton for Hayre ashore Dec 81 q cary.iort
and ay on by
Bay was driven ashore AZ Bridgeport cs, in
BRIG DON 9gssorn of New York;, Monroe, At New
,n all 70 Se M m So q e. hssy
a sailor, named Carl Buckhaultz native OF Prussia
At an" brig has
cargo of 800 bales of rags.
~. ana wes win rain thunder and Isl The
gale nsa ass on the Path had another heavy
Meteghan river with 700 salt ashore near the
s h ss
eSrS9 beer discharged and the vessel would be
BRIG CHARLOTTE CBr ashore near Fire Island is full
OF water Part OF her cargo mas been brought this
Mny RamSrs tor
to leak very badly she will have to discharge her
ScHR WILD HUNTER from Sackville for Boston. with
cargo Of hay went ashore at Machiss Port on Monday
aiiins
scHK HALIocK, at New London from Turks Island,
mate ts jones' of Port Jefferson H. died and nd was
scnn LOCKE, ashore at Little Egg Harbor has
EMILY before reported towed into York harbor,
has been condemned.
scHR SARAH SOPHIA, Gwynn, with oysters, in dis
abed condition with sails blown away in the gale Of
@ P M S and To BAIT
scHs EyA ADn1I Ellis from rom New York for Charleston
RSresa N0Au' zee d. 70 rent having lost
HALIFAX. Dec sl-schr Comet. from Prince Edward
HawkesDury.
PORTSMOUTH, NH, Dec 3o-schr Kossuth (of New York;,
before reported ashore Clarks Island hauled off
after dscharging part of cargo and lowed up to the
rine railway tor repairs.
The calais Times the st Crolx closed by ice
about the 18th of Dec OBTAINING larger number Of
sells than usual,
sHIppurLDINc-In Maine POI vessels have been built
during the having an aggregate tonnage of over
l32 $40 tons Last year the number OF vessels built was
with tonnage of about ~ 0U tons In 1872 The ton
mage built was ESTIMATED at 10000 These figures will
indicate the rapid revival OF this industry
OF the State. At $50 ton, which IS moderate esti
mate the cost of building 1t Will be seen that the pro-
duct OF Maine shIpyards in 1874 Is $6.6l9G0. Unless
there should be general revival OF business before
next summer, another season Of SO great activity in
shipbuildng can hardly be expected.
ON the Merrlmac-Mr Titon has launched one
schooner from his yard in Haverh and another one is
quite we'll advanced which win be launched in the
early spring. Messrs G Elliott are to begin the
building of vessel on land of Bowley, the river
above the yard of Mr. TtOn The denomination OF this
vessel il known.