The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
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BIC Aacgs Br wsoa from ca5lsnas Or OF Rat
leaking badly. 49,
Rro EDrTa HALL OF Eockland from wl@,nston Nc
anchored in VINEYARD sound FEB 25 dragged bnay
% as o ~ s ss CLOS ran her
wen: to her assistance but failed to get her o9 dis
CHARGED cargo three wreckers got her OF; went on
which consisted only Of startlng oakgm from cardboard
aa took ga wneS %
Chatham; tried to get into an HORACE but did not
making "p IN the 18th iss
HarboT and to n anchorage same night badly iced np
win proceed TO destination soon the weather per-
scHn BRKxyRE tBr). from Gonaives Boston before
Teported struck on pucA Island shoals nigh Of :4th
Vim \ 02nroy were drowned the remainder Of the
and On the the s y Bee
Hattie brought the survivors 70 Portsmouth, MI. The
70 pars. The yesse was detained IN the Ice
To o' PUT IN HSs o Gays Ms o was fspa
s4yl1s there on tse aScoS1.
was unable to make the land until alter his
lana MTSmeh and Was insured TH tor sos 5i ha:
fan she ea all 20 pieces ha an hour after
rigging, and sailos. named Bradley who was on the
seen no more Mr.. England ana the Other Survivors
climbed on The rocks at Duck Island and exposed
knee keep and several times lhng them OF their
ana The vessel ana cargo now a total Ioss and the
% and wa sc to SAFE Co. at
ScHR ADDIE RYrRsoH, from Boston before reported
rived at Wilmington. NC, leaky, had also lost sails
sonR LIZZIE CLARA, Murphy. which sailed from
Gloucester for the Grand Banks about Jan n haiibn
nha rough passage and was 96geS to put
became frozen in, and was still icebound at the las
vices
CArALrA of Gloucester SO % tons) built al Wells
s23N '''
scHR ROBERT PALMER, which sunk in the harbor Of
Fan River everal weeks since by beng through by
the ice mas not yet been raised The parties
her have come TO the conc uson bat there large
number Of holes IN her, several have been stopped
aud, Notwithstanding powerful pumps are used lls
nearly as last they throw the Another
attempt was TO be made TO her the 10Th.
VEssEfs-No tidings have come and of the
schr VIM Endicott. OF Gloucester, now absent on a
Georges trip Than nve weeks and the probability
doubt ost in The gale OF March which was very severe
the bonk rho G e wasa FIRST class vessel of 6i2
SON She was valued 5000 and insured for s446s in
the Gloucester Fishing ONCE; 500 outfit in same
SWEDEN. here also tears that schr II Stanwood
Va. Lo, In the same gale as she has now been absent
pect OF her return exceedingly She owned by
Petiingill cunningham, and has crew OF ten men,
'cape Ann Advertiser
ALErANpnfA March 25-schr Founder from George.
town Craney Island. with TOAD OF brick, sprung
aleak and put back this port where she disch arged
part OF her cargo and went on mud bank TO repair
damages, her master tearing TO put her the ways
PORrswoUru. NII March 2,-Schr Emily s. which ran
n this city, launched today from the railway after
being thoroughly ovcrhauled.
schr Leocadia which ran ashore Jan 8 on Fishing Isl
ana, will go upon the railway tor repairs.
sHirsUnDrsc--At Thomaston Il o'Brien wiz build a
and a schooner walker, Dunn Co will build bark
entne ana perhaps another vessel stetson. Gerry Go
CAPT Hickels o. Machas mas a large vessel building
tor hiln by ) G Nash 90, Of addison Point:
SAWYER ward bark 30 for Capt II IRA.
oy. WORK viii be eanmenaAn an hfu n soon ~ the