The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARI R,o HERALD Gf gssh Me- from Port Hwon which
be sold by auction Jan d
BEEN s. .o Kat at yan.y s ~ in Maine in 1885, has
has been so,a At sydney Ssw Tor ESQ 1''' ''''
for wreeS S o tie : 81
hailed from Portland. '''
Sn!q NELLIE In WIn Garasns: had her port bow
e prevent her sinking. She has come of leaking
BRIG HurrrR ITO tons built at Novel; Ms in 1884 now
at this port was sold ut auction Tor Sits cash.
n sr M hisas 's0 aud
a ss: M S% 10
and Is probably total loss Vessel insured HALIFAX
the coast Of Cuba bound from 0ianiussOs for Port
1865, has been sold at sydney, NV. for s425a
scn MSsTAso Of parnstabe from Baltimore for Pro.
hauled o. BY tug Reliance ana taken into NEWPORT
bsyonS sns srs to navs no
ssso5tsS into ssr being
for sS
after hail i from New York VIC ''
scHr CoRroRAL rn,n. of Orleans Cape Cod with
paroles at swan isana Me- tor $500 "
Bosros Feb s-Most OF the fishermen before reported
cutter Gaain has been as yet unable to reach them
in b ssS Of 5a s s
and although the weather was NOT 70 severe the
sssssS%s Hsss .s' s sas.1s:
FOR
:sS sss pSw @
'hsS
Ing the ICE boat but short distance ahead. me
Sc driven oseier again By the strong ~ssry wind
.e ss es Gens
we to S
ns1s ReS 70 at and fstSn the ns
reach down the bay nothing but sofia Ice was to be
sb. Ssrn Fp In ss wss has sssysd
on "a encountered another gale, losing main,
NV H.Dro.D Feb lsmIRs y, whole coast nocsadsS
navigation Is nearly suspended. Steamer 4onohansst.
@ tins .. on Hfd's sn Sssr h
p r. %. snd + S
frozen in q the later PLACE e.: Island Home
nieatioa with The Island a week. steamer IsTce
@ 20 @ Sr Sa sssd
s as s re to put back and go
tee: The only steamboats, running the Jamestown
both running from Long WhaLf
PHILApK.YH1A February l3-The Gamer Mary, of the
ns
moving portions of her cargo The owners fear the
vessel will be total loss
PORTLAND, Feb i3-Tne tug W n SCOTT while towing
sn ss n a TIC s s ns s sf
stack carried away and pilot house stove
os' e ssas was sold
RocKLANn Me- FEB f2The Ice broke up last night and
the harbor is now nearly clear with the wind from NV
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 4-Bark joan Jacques Frl badly
damaged in her collision with ship star of Bengal during
late storm, Is making extensive repairs of Pacific
ST john, NIB, Feb ll-Bark Arstldes tGcr) laden with
railroad iron which she is now discharging. met with
Wardens have had to make an examination Of her. IL
found she had sustained quite number Of injuries
among which were foreyard carried away, two lower
deck beams broken, two iron pipes IN Stern worked
loose wheehouse damaged, couple Of spOkes OF
wheel broken forward house strained and injured
stove ana fyurehead carried ST.
Bessie Dickinson, dragged INTO the Sound yesterday.
and to-day the latter set her colors Revenue cutter
samuel De went TO her and lowed her into tn har
I3tn-Schr Carrie Hever h still IT anchor IN the
Sound; has her colors SET for assistance
SHIPBUrLDrNe-CP Carter Co viii build the coming
ship OF ITO tons burden, the model for which
being made in Boston. She will be very superior
se IN material and Workmanship, and intended to be
last saier.
LAuKcHEp-At Hull r, Jan g steamer Hapspurg for
the German Lloyds Co trade between Bre
men and America She is S5l feet inches in length
inches in depth OF hold. Her gross 9096
tons The Hapsburg is on the same model and Of the
named Respectively Hohenzoern, Hoienstanffen and
Saiier and like them she fitted with six large boilers
and powerful! compound surface-condenNng engines.
She has four decks and will be fitted with most ample
passenger accomm odaon The whole OF the main deck
will be reserved for fret class passengers OF whom she
has nominal accommodation tor lSl She will also be
ii ted In carr 10