The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-07
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MAY T. 875--TRIPLE SHEET

CHESAPEAKE Bay. bur sustained no damage her cargo
sarr MrIroN-The large British ship before reported
ashore Memory Rock bahamas proves - DC me
with cargo ii timber She went on night Of 18Th nit
but was assisted On aier throwing deckoad oNernoaa
ing vessels and arrived at Nassau on the goth IN ieaky
BARK II KlNaMAN-captain Bearse, Of bark 2 II
Kinsman rom ilowands Island Tor liverpool before
island Dec 80 1874 with cargo Of guano A. progress
Ill " beginning with iair weather and rising baron
eter wind g WNW ordinary royal bseeze steering steering
warning, sudden gust whirlwind struck the ship,
SaTs nopma iSSP bDoo@ IN caps y poSon Of
eaS6 oehsr wth ya &c mbng IN heap on
deck ami over tine SIDES tearing ont masbcds crushing
diem utterly useless All due attention WAS being paid
nothing could Dc done obyiaIe the disaster and
momen the wind settled % rs former strensth and
clear rs soon as possible ana could save nothing us
wors WAS Cutting deep into the sides as tie
n9T lay m a eesr o@ga % se n a rG
by iorestayS secured mizenstay and lay 90 under
sounded the pumps found q inches water in we'll con
il. except with small nose pump from Feb 10 10,
weather Very cold and blusIeang, most Of the time
fully and frequently flooding the decks ana the water
day ana night when possible improve our condition,
and gG up sheer Legs to which attached o ana fore
not 70 give steerage way We found in the meantime
in the guano top bottom and sides and the ship last
s1 aa eeF a o cry
water was rushing IN IN streams at every roll througn
deptn Of several feet and quite sloppy on top from
ana bs Of tue sT
a sask 'Gn n we
At Y Pm saw ship running under short sail.
na oS Se see ON our our na o. rs pore Ss
agatng which i d,d IN measure during The
with oicers and crew who We're all in favor Of leaving
condition which was daily Becoming worse With sew
era Of the crew disabied proximity 70 ice REGION
ship, II was deemed advisable abandon her, and at
Castle his rescuins Us tour
only one being SO badly damaged a TO be OF very Lutte
made comfortable and brought to Queenstown. Alter
yepy o. the Owing Toashness ?.
saved but what we stood in
" e On BE @ wa for
nises Us with the following statement~Left Swansea
Ap e m 6aat iof wnSor Mel April Z took y"en
continued without intermission for days, STRAIN
such extent that Notwithstanding tho pumps
he & q Il on VI wTeo na99 w
by Stea1er cimbria Ger Capt Brandt from Hamburg
with constant pumping, and there being possible
S s ys SeSd 10
Cmbra; when we left her she had five feet OF water In
Quebec in 1868 and owned by Jones Bros OF Lon
erpooL before reported Abandoned in sinking ccndi-
ton. had cargo of 1907 bales cotton.
nassau NP e tFO@
board. and was placed in quarantine.
ScHR IRVING. Azevedo before reported having been
ashore on Nantucket May mstook sankoy Head light
LOT LOT, cay heau ght she struck on smiths island west
carried the mainnast with Il The vessel lies nigh on
The owner George Farnham on board, and he con.
and me eo Would cS 5e Ssi
possibly The vessel if the weather continued good al
Macy, has charge of the vessel and Will endeavor to
Teen of the passengers 10 and the women arrived
At New Bedford Tuesday evening OF the having
his ear badly cut by the falling mast
scHR FANNY PIKE Robbins, from Aracaiu for Hampton
Roans With cargo Of sugar ln bags put into Nassau
weather on the 22d during which her sails ana head
gear were carried away.
ScHR MATTE HAND at Portland from Cedar Keys,
Fla had heavy weather and sprung bowsprt and split
scHR GEO BRooKs-An effort will be made to raise this
vessel before reported sunk below Boston aud It is
soHR NEPTUNE. before reported ashore Henlopen,
has been casked and hauled Oft the cargo having been
thrown overheard. She now lies at Lewes, Del
scHR HARRIET "a tons Of Ne wburyport built In 1870
has been purchased in Bath by Joseph Ross and Others
Of Ipswich she viii be employed in the coasting trade
ScHR FREpoSIA, Of Dennis when made the longest
"trip on record between stonngton and New York, has
PHILIP PAULISG Of ana from New York for Oyster
Bay while making tack in Hell ssste 9Th inst ran into
inc & oocS ~ pseanny ef 9ss on
gear away She taken in tow and brOaght TO this
The case Of bark chasca. OF Boston. in the English
cargo damaged account Of boring By the
favor OF the ship.
The Cromwell line OF steamers which has for the past
six months been running between Portland and New
York, has been discontinued.
ovERpuE-Brig Julia Essen tBr) sailed from Halifax
March IL for Porto Rico, and Is not reported
went 70 Cape sable to assist the steamer Ahambra,
turned to this port today ana reports that the stranded
tom. Divers had examined her. but nothing could be
done in the About the bulk OF the cargo
S were vet large S0 dummy o s
damaged cargo had been landed
a sy 0se
ports-In lat 80 05 lon IS 2o passed BARK Cora Linn
a. pns RTs ana aSOa Sa cora s &
Vision, LEFT Darien April ! for Troon, aud probably
30 took NON the waerosssa sSsOCssT Mary May o
and brought them to this port
HALIT1x. May 6-steamer Caspian. which arrived yes
terday afternoon from Liverpool reports April 30 lat
ice and was in Il TIL Sunday morning May l. lat IS Is
Ion 4s 81, saw several cebergs.
MosTnEA May G-Messrs Allan havs up 70 the pres
Poynesan. S-nasted Allan steamer passed Fox River
this AN. Her name Is not known.
Launched s,h inst At Calais Me- She is owned by Calais
The new bark ALBERT Russell was launched 5th inst
from the yard OF Atkinson Fillmore. NewDuryDort.
SUPERINTENDENT Bath, Me. Mr. VIM Rogers will launch
oWned By Pope, Talbot 4 Co, OF New YORK to Be com
1apt Alex Robinson intended 70 launch on Saturday
last schooner Of 100 tons, owned BY L Marry Co
At wSIdoSoro Ne. Messrs Kennedy Co wiz launch
barkenune OF 45s tons this month, 70 Be commanded
by Capt simmons
WHALEMEN.
\ letter rom Mr Fletcher "a caeer q bark AyOlas
reports her with ID bbis Sd oil :.