The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

by steamer Mas Dutch, 1853! tons for repairs to her
wheel
Steamer south Carolina 1850 tons recently ashore at
Barnegat the other dock to undergo necessary
pairs
MARITIME MISCELLANY
Has- See cable news
sTsa.SHs Punaro Rico tspl, and Gurtnbay Csps. for
inst came in collision the blow doing some injury to the
% Te aanS has
be 90 %o to rent but hs se sasS
on the 2sthj. 49,
s1ai.ss sAr.srs departure from Boston post
STEAMER LADY rnE LAKE. previously ported burned
10 Sus IL lstS sr OF e
Of hS IL nS too she
VIII reach nearly $4,000 Including the which
SHIP HAROLD HAAErAcEs Nor for stavangcr, lost jib
boom in the gale OF Jan "a at Pensacola
at was ea tered 70 load petroen@ oI or
&c s Sss s e ns p
aneesa the eo w s er owe
SHIP BUSKER HUI, Davis from Port Chalmers NJ, for
M4S wS @ pOnS kDs S0 g IN sssss
typhoon. which continued for u hours, winds coming
yards; lost st and yards Carried away
and lost the rua Ter. After hye days got Temporary
snip
he 0I sPn
port Dec l., repairing
Oct IL.
Rsst ~ & Sad
both upper and lower foretop sails blown away
al
Se I mxseaSpmsst and %h took wy
head I'd and all the yards and gear along with
and everything along with it, the jlbboom blowing away
es 1snas fs the torn p a ND
ree ae eaeg oag
she remained Dec II, undergoing repairs.
the gale Of Jan a, at Pensacola. ~
BARK THULE Nor from stayanser, which was driven
daas.d OF
BARK Juso $50 tons, has sold by auction Hong
:, BnIcS FoRp. Weeks from San Francisco, At yoko
0sed pse hrSw &c aeA''
BRIG LONG REACH, Brown from Bath Jan Dc for Carde.
o winnie which e Ht neS e
clean her She was obliged to put into Boothbay
ozen TWO Whom sre IN
the marine hospital at Bath.
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survey will be made on the vessel before she sails
comb LIVERPOOL Ns. reports:-iefl L,sSom6 ian b
ssa to make N i.
rSTS rice went Is.
sgsd and , will not sanp probably Dc got on she had
wind continues on shore most OF the cargo be
nsa Spdge Ihs npsen wc SrD S S By
7 Talbot, Of East Aachias and others She was par
scHn ANNIE NAY, Simpson, at Newburyport, Jan %
from Newcastle. Del had very rough passage, She
gale splitting sails and blowing her
@ S ne New Yo he crew being q Saayy
bitten LEFT three hospital and sailed on the 18Th
Capt left another his troste,ten. The passage
was succession OF snow storms and gales.
scHRJ Woodbury. Is still In the Ice in Chatham Bay
ice takes her.
Sem PIONEER, from Kuatan, At Pensacola. had the
usama RUS, during the gale OF Jan n.
pss, wat oS 0sa ns Of the Board Of
Louis walsh and they recomnenaed that the cargo be
respPed and the vessel sold for the benefit of ali con
scHR HIrE saU!LL. from Alexandria for Baltimore
sss9s at iSasy s River
ys.d, Haven h.S ysry heavy weather. aud lost
scHR DANIEL WEBSTER at Boston 18th inst Port de
PAX went ashore night Of 18th n the snow storm on
any apparent damage.
BuoIs APrI,I-Cspt Mcleod. Of the bark R,tchin
three bnoys adrlt, bearing EsE from sandy HOOK
was narked ia and one black also one striped BLACK
ana white, can Duoy about 10 miles west by south Of
KEY WEST Jan so-steamcr Montezuma Fr). is ashore
NJ Inagua and badly damaged No furtner particulars
NoRroLE, Jan 2-The 3masted schr Mary Cobb from
Baltimore for Providence which into this port
time since In distress has completed her repairs and
only waiting fair wind to sail.
Schr Mary wescott is still ashore tho inner bar at
Oregon Inlet The agent OF the owners arrived here
yesterday morning. and will visit the wreck and make
necessary arrangements TO get her ahoat
On Wedne sday night steamer Adelaide, on her trip
down the bay. cOllided with unknown schooner,
which attempted TO the track OF the Nei
Their OF them received material damage
Dth-The latest from False Capes reports the schr
Scanned anoat yesterday afternoon and on her way
TO this port in tow.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 3p--steamcr Penn sylvia mia, from
Liverpool arrived at her dock this morning She IL
injured. Her taxing bottom not OF the slightest
sequence.
RocKLANp, Jan 28-The new bark Walter Arlington,
Jr which sailed this tor st John 18TH
is missing and fears tertaned tor her safety
The most general opinion Is however, that she must
have been blown of the coast and mas South. in
stead OF attempting 10 return against adverse winds
her original port Of destination Capt Hooper's vile
end children accompanied him on this voyage.
sourH HAewrcH Mass Jan 29-The bay is still fun OF
ice with breaks between the shores the hcav
ice which has been known IN this bay for many
There are several vessels fast IN the ice drifting
be pIess with IL as changes In the wind and tide occur