The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sHP MALAY, Clough from Hong Kong. which arrived
at Francisco sh ul had 10 throw overheard about
S dem Isda . ~ 'a'SO' - - 'O '' -
SHIP CRY or BRoonLYs from San Francisco via Per
March 81 TO resume her voyage had board the
pump sent out BY the Boston underwriters
BARK MAGDALA (Vorl, mot teegraphed), from Nina
titan for Falmouth, q with mahogany. Iut INTO Key
West April l. with loss OF spars
chartered by the underwriters to raise the cargo Of
cnd she let Boston Friday morning for the wreeR
with submarine divers.
BRIG HENRY II sEAvrY. Of Bangor, which has been
wntering Providence. Is now ON the marine rail-
way.
BRIG MARTHA BERRY at Portland nom Pernambuco
was l4days north OF Hatteras; lost and split sails.
BRIG EDIru lBr). Mailman from Phladr'rhia for May.
9t e ssRy e eSssos march, lat
AsPinwal laden with coal struck the northwest reef
we're made to take her on without dischargng any
o Sa a aa naVs s a az s eo
next afternoon the vessel vas aoated OF and taken 70
diver wing examined the bottom they reported her
aes c ss IKE a condition ana she proceeded On her
Som Aacys ErE. nom oardenas for Baltimore. at
found to have sustained but slight damage. the wafer
having been kept down so well thar the ground tier Of
conaIos p the vessel i Rousht pt that she l. not
5ssurea rebuild her SsTs was botts%ry bond
81 he have BEEN sg settled sod e'A fRs
i insured for $4,000 IN the Atlantic Mutual Of New
York rhe underwriters viii send vessel bring the
BELFAST. March slFishing schr Cloud Rift owned by
aot Leander Morse q Belfast before reported sunk by
HuIchinss Island safety She sustained but little
ice pulling the oakum rom the seams : $500 -
BosTos. April Ozark Mary Evans tBrl, below this
n caDe cs al ssO5s co oa s SP
she remained IN O'clock this morning at which hour
vailed all night and by keeping press canvas
on The vessel At high water this morning she was en-
rendered by the men Of Life Saving Station No, &
for q AS 6s cs 1ssss om New Y9s
jHred. '-'-'' . '' = ''''''AD'' 1''"
LUnRc March sl-The keeper q the Life Saving sta
month Of April consequently the win not disband
sryn having serving the 0 Of
last On Thursday night last their services called
ourref Of Grand Mensn The vessel mad parted her
% lost her an 5hs
con consisted Of box su provisions and other merehsn
ton men rowed to the vessel the crew Of which had
been ashore for assistance, the time being between
worthless
ter Dean stationed at his port which mas just nisned
her winters work makes the following report;-sailed
distress, and reported for violation OF the Revenue
por.ed stiIl the bar. three tugboas worked all
night to get her of but were unsuccessful
MISSING VEssELs.No tidngs yet of Henry STAN
wood reported overdue last week and she has now
been absent upward OF hve weeks on Georges trip Is
nn oubtedly lost She had unusually large for
Georgesman-l2 men-anu was commanded by captain
Lauchlan Nc Lean, who leaves family The Stanwood
81 50 tons built in Essex IN 1897 aud was owned by
Messrs Pettngel a Cunningham she was valued at
$500 and insured for $4,000 in the Gloucester Mutual
Fishing ONCE.
Considerable anxiety prevails for the safety Of schr
CCal /, Of Gloucester now overdue on Grand Bank
trip and has not been seen since she left gloucester
The vessels which sailed in company with her
have all returned aud some OF them now nearly due
again their second trips 1t Is evident That dis
aster has befallen her he Call was new vessel
and this her first trip. She is owneP by MeSsrs
Leighton Co and has a crew OF IL men.