The New York herald., 1875-07-19

I for north OF Hatteras ldg 70 sail in about days
NATScurE Fs June i as-Grrlvsd, BRIG Alice TarltOn
,RAseooS, june s-In port ship Cuba TheObold for
slscAPoar. May 27-In port ship Tccumsch Ellis, for
81 fiEKaE Mart June Is Arrived brig saul Lindsey.
~ TaoSAs, july IS Arrived steamer south America
Tinklepaugh. kio JanerG. sail l4th Tor New YORK -
arrived Arrived 4th,, schrs c6lmo, Lansil Antsua 7h'
New YORK Morancy CBr), Redmult ndina Jennie
sehrs kyerSSsen eBr Miehener 0 yisSues to load for
New YORK A Ii Berry. Look Jacksonville.
v,.r,. lPSs l, srsAnSs CITY or Bra1Ixl n..,o..
cGas ESs Ta ym'q Saa HsI omoe uum.nn
1ss1rs 81 July syms aArysss savannah Tessnapp Ss
Meyer Bat%ore. 6ar,oan Won Bremsr fhiladei phia
BoRDEAUx July s-Arrivsd Emml oastanzo, New Or
weat to sea from Royan July s. sokrates Narve. New
| York
CoRK, July 5-sailed George John Yourdi, Johnson,
CnossrADr june 29-Arrived Lanatar. Lundgren
J Sailed July 5, C B Hazelune, Gllkey, Bristol.
CocANAD1 June l.saied Nancy Pendleton Pendle-
! In the roads 4ih, Annie " Weston winsor, for Lon
don. ,,-.,, n,.-,.
/ toni 9th Valiant Durham. New York; TIN, rantaon
Dovfh' July Ion Ellen Goudey, Perry from San
DEAL July gEsaIed Clan Mcleod, Alexander tfrom
! Passed 9TH j S Winsow Davis Cardonas for London
DunIis. July 6-Arrivcd, Rats Davenport, Otis, San
D0NKIEK, July s-Arrlved, Ragna Eilerton Philadel-
phia.
Esso 30 sr ay waasr ssy YRr ponne Mo-
Marcia Greenleak Bunker, Reval for America; Lizzie
Moses, Cox do Tor do
kon. from Phiade phia for Konigsberg.
GLOUCESTER, July 7-Arrived, sanvic, Chartrcl, San
SalledSIh, sqnare Noye, FaroIdssn, Philsaelphis
BRUNSWICK; Augustine Cobbe. Carver Providence ri
ARwIcn July 6-sailed, Kong Carl, claussen. New
AnBuRc July l--Arriyed, Gilbert CD, fiebeck, New
YORK; 4th, Herald of the Morning, Mclaughlin. Ia
Sailed Sd, wieland (s). Hebch. New YORK; 9Th. G r
Sailed from Cuxhaven lst. John Johnson Haines, New
York; 3d. Marie, Prescott Charleston Speculan Oest-
mann, san francisco; 5th Rotnesay, Iversen, New
HAvnr, July 7--cleared, Norris Barstow, New York
,,lLoILo, May l5-sailed, Regent Bray, New York via
LvERPooL, July 5-Arrved, City of Richmond Cs),
Saaa SFG % hHSf Fl
ora 81 Sh9 9e M SB 3 nnn o ha "a 5ons 5Rass
Cleared IN, Abigail Raymond, iioucester Mass :,
YORK. BTierIS Hill BairS San Frsncisco 7th Wins
low DAVIS, Matanzas; sth, Holland ~, simpson, New
Cleared 1th, Gamma LOekhurst, Quebec. &e George %
Peabody Churchill, Rio Janeiro &C.; Nelson, Wells,
Entered out 9TH, strathcarn Jarman, New York 9th,
sailed from Grayessnd 5tn, DOUGLASS Castle. Ender.
| Quebec; Feix. Huoyinico, Bull River.
LowEsroFr July 6-Arrived. Fdo, Ihorsen, Philadel-
LIspoS, June 27Arrived, Christina Coombs, Redman.
New York 29tn, Emmanuel, Hag0ery, do. 80,
tall Burton Cadiz zSh, Harvest Maid. Roach. New
LEGnonN. June 2s-sailed, smyrmo.e. smithers, Bos-
ton. , .,
MALAGA July l-sailed, Lucia o Cacace. New YORK
MELBOURNE, May o-sailed, AcGilveny Bennett New
NEWCASTLE July 5-Cleared, Margaret Ann, Savannah
'hrwcAsrIE, Nsw May lo-Arrived. Rosina, Hansen.
PoEfRusa, July 4-Arrlved. Maggie st John, NIB.
YORK mti4 81 Sananisi Jacobsen do Iu'"sr
KEvAI, July ARRIVED, Aaron Goudy. scoviI savan-
suSDERLAxp. July 7-Arrlved, Magnolia Warden, PEN
swISrxUSDE July 4-Arrived, Ella whittemore,
81 NAzAnISr July s-sailed, vug Greserson. New
slSeAponr May 27-Arrived, oulsicc, Nickerson, New
TRAtEr. July S--Arrived, by Buschman Morris, New
Yorx
COLOMBO. June l2--The Marie Louise, Of Nantes, Du-
board about 10 IONS OF pIumbago casks citronea
oil, parted her caoles on the night OF June and was
She Is lying hrmly embeddcd the sand, the in
started and lifted vessel much strained twisted.
o in U SeT % Se
better price weather crates she will prob.
se c Ss 60 in hs IS snce
ported as gone 70 pie ces)
having Sl m r
7th-Ihe England (s), Thompson. from New York, re-
ports H. in lat "A Ion Al, sighted derelct
boarded her and found her TO be Norwegian bark
about 5U0 quite new, with full cargo of petro-
eum. The cargo slowed close up 10 the beams,
and although was waterloggcd. sne hoated quite
bsst hawser and held unul the 18th Inst,
when judgng that she could not be towed at greater
speed than knots against the strong breeze then
blowing and the barometer falling, was compelled to
take of the prize crew AMI abandon her Had there
been moderate weather could nave got her in easily
with little delay -
moderate wNW breeze Got NE Trades In lat % n and
lost them In lat NJ thence TO the Equator lay be-
ralmed 10 days; crossed the Equator March "a
sighted Pitcairn Island April On the 18th of April, in
lat 81 3 s. lon 81 W. encountered gale. which steadily
increased till it blew terrific hurricane, with fearful
ming hove ship to ats PM aud lay tor four hours
with the lee upper dead under water. and wafer
up the main hatch; carried away all the starboard
topgalant buiwarks ana filled the cabin. At Pm
passed spar about ships length of with rigging
tached supposed to be part of the mast OF snip The
gale moderated afer midnight but the sea continued
high for some time.
! LONDON, July 6-rhe Bricrey Hill, Baird from San
Francisco June &C. lat 4 % 81 Ion 10 80 W. passed within
20 feet OF heavy and solid piece OF ice floating almost
flush with the surface OF the water. The ship was gong
barely knots at the time, obtained thorough
view OF It
of towey Slade from Philadelphia (ocake), at Gal
way, July 3:-saied June IA. Had hne clear weather
far as 55W then came thick fog, which contin
ued 18th at of that day. In lat As 46 N, Ion
"A TO- through great quantity OF full casks zap
parentIy RUM, also large quantity OF slaves and cocoa
nuts cask marked J IS. No 3D." red paint. hoops