The New York herald., 1875-03-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
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The purser of steamer Gamma, from Bermuda has
thanks for courtesies
STEAMER MCCLELLAN from Providence 2sh ult for Bal
timo5e &C. broke one Of her wheels when near sassa-
be lowed back next morning tor repairs,
as1 ID se % Of
as % a hs M n. cos tS
New York. The sayaged cargo has been placed the
Of M seT Sone on the %
ance.
in Sw soE for
three days out sprung aleak and kept away Bermu
and s prosesa . dlasss% JSn s ssSens
op Ps ship
leak iearfuy: the gale continued through the night;
aea had 0
IN % s s s nGr ss cs sna y" 5s
juneture let the pumps stand for 70 minutes during
this last gale was OF short duration And ing it impossible
" We BE- to oa for r
and reload Tor our port OF destination.
az that ths e
Of damage to that vessel and cargo greatly
BARK STELLA Br) Perry. from Cape of Good Hope for
5s % in Rs & hs saa Bsn %
slip but made will wait advices The false
war ward ana aft a and viii have to be ' rencwed
BRIG Banchaf9 ss rhsdeIpha h M Mth u
dragged By the iee taken in tow By tug Truro and
e. St John s
needed no assistance.
% cns fer
hs
scHR LoRErro FIsH before reported ashore at vine
fa tfa u maven HAS 0seN "0A'e' anu ''A'' '0' 'eA
scHa HKSRIHrTAIt is said that the wife OF Capt James
syn s ser 5em s suake h@ s ns
able TO bring the Heniea safe inio Portland
no and roll over. The theory among seamen g that
M the endd was "a
up her decks were swept clear From this latter fact
are looking 70 hear Of their being aKen of by passing
scnR HENRY NJ RIpGELRY, Anderson. from Hoboken for
On
ssiurday ihs crew had barely tin. 10 gain the deck
iSrSsd out Of ner BY he lee The ssrsS owned y
raising her.
Portland req as from her ne eastward supply
the LIES aving stations With NE rockets 1e Ihn
the way down cutter throuah great aeds q
ss ss %fs %
aS m %At .pa G % sRny sn'
ana Ss' in 0n s the cstY tn 70 hs ~ M
IL travelling TO the snors Iiowsyer the ysss:! got
o4oddv 10 and whit.head So& The warm weather
saiy spenea SfSff ali the hafbors 10 anu
HIGHLAND LIcHr. Cape Cod, Feb 2-The easter!y wind
OF Yesterday carried the Ice entirely out OF Province
town, taking a large feet OF vessels with It,. Al 10
o'clock last night the wind changed to NV, and II In,
creased 10 gaze. which stiil Continues Brig Carrie
Purin9on from Leghorn for Boston, lies IN the Ice on
Pamei Hafbor about miles south Of her FOR ner POSI-
also the ice. OF 10 fisherman which have been 30
long south OF Wood End. two OF them got out Yesterday
The other are tar toward Billngsgae, more hope
essy cepolnd than before one Of them appears 70 be
81 sinking condition and their sitaatlon must be
serious one oysIerman y ashore on wood End Two
dangerous position near the shore IA Herring Cove
Twentyfve schooners Of various kinds, and steamtng
lie at anchor In Provlncetown and The bay --.
schr Jonp N Boil driven ashore one mile north
from woodend light
PHILADELPHIA March l-Barx Rainbow. hence for Yo'
kohama. parted her chains during the heavy bow yes
terlay driven against the pier az Mar.
Gus HOOK and lad her stern considerably camaged she
has returned 70 this city 10 repair All the injury
10 above tho water line
PnovrxcRrows, Feb 23A schooner, supposed the Hat.
ne Hamiin, was sunk inside Long Point Harnor IRON
Ice.
TrcxrRruY 81 March i-schr Jason, owned bv smp
son Cia 90 Co Il6 Wall nrset New York from FER.
nandina for nisds!pha, with eafgo Of lumber went
ashore ysitsrday at Little Egg HArbor. lhe vsseei
bigsd Ahd z fali Of wAst The msu 81 iis Avine Sta