The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The Ice still continues bad In the bays and rivers The
Staten Island ferry boat Mddleown while her way
from the city to the Island yesterday cut through
the sarboard side ana was obliged to haul OF for
few hours repair damages She her trips
in the afternoon. Ship Ambassador OBJ, tor London.
while going down the bay was forced aground by the
ice the nats below Bedoe's Island she still
remains but will probably OF at next high water.
Several vessels which attempted to 20 to were
obliged to return to dock The ship Roslin Castle (B,
Tor dSwn ss but % Obliged
which were ANCHORED on the lishnhto came up ysitsr
can reach In which several pilot boats are fast ~
STEAMER GES WHITNEY IRON, New York for Boston, be.
tue, ,Setss Ss ssr asssnoa 'S wisSoa a
S,'Ss xsas
ss 4h ns and 81 hs ens
arrived at Nor,ok 10Th oh ms, The Emile formerly be-
SIo'SO0 she was uninsured.
PRrscEros-The second nre board ship Prince.
), With slight damage to il bales cotton A''"'0 '''
sARsAa tRus, Hert zberg at Queenstown 2sth plt
had decks %ep VII" loss o. 00' ana 0uiwafk' also
BARK Joncss LoHMsTzns Sr from DaTien for Dublin
her topsdes and with bnwarKs broken &c; she Is at
repair damages.
BARK II D BnooxxAs. Tyson. at Liverpool Jan Is from
bawsEs Cabin s SKY &C. anu ''' ''00 part
,Ss Wass FEB
s miles nstSsq as
port and was drowned.
scuR Burns. Crosby from New York for BaltI'
ay LAST YIN n6om wse o st Dy
the United States revenue steamer Thomas Ewing.
charging on Tuesday afternoon balance Of the cargo
Federal Hill Tor repairs her hull needs recoppering
scnR HATTIE ELLEN. Ashford from Calais tor New
a1a to
sH her % e o S sna INTO not h' re-
wrecked 'H liS
The null IS icing stripped. - ''' "s' 'A'"''
Sem noAsnS While lying at the wharf at Bath s:h
break her lines and move her along against tAe shears
ns OF III e across the vessel m her. rg
gng and Top hamper eons,aerably she was forced BY
she strained SO as to spring aicss.
scna BESSIE, which was taken into scituate after
buIwarks are stove. "
Sem M.nAsAso iatsly, ashore near sciuate. and
her npper, works ba, the hull Is 10 fair condition for
paving stone bound from stonnston 10 New YORK. has
'G S qurns seans
n S 5 " az as Sssa a Il o
q ss se1T e ss w 20 ays s
n bound to rsnSn has been 0hs" In In sacS
the water years and never knew such time BEFORE
Bridgeport Standard.
The agents Of the Hamburg American line Of steamers
week. The Frisia Is due the latter part wesk
Lxwxs. Del Feb i0--Bark samuel Shepherd, which was
ndrift was towed away from the Breakwater and an.
chorei in comfortable position. She has lost rudder
and both anchors; null tight.
schr haward Racket 10 ashore on the point of Cape
Hcnopen.
Brig Grace Kelley 10 all right
Tue wreck OF the scainug Hudson lies 30 feet outside
Of the upper per there Is only feet OF water on top OF
her drum at low water and vessels should be
tlous 10 approaching the pier.
NORFOLK, Feb 8-Scar Angslica, previously reported
sunk at Great bridge was raisel and arrived last
nlxnt In tow
Nav BEDFORD FEB o-steamer Monohsnsett did not
reacn his port from the vineyard yesterday TIL
o'clock IN the afternoon, having been obiged TO come
round 10 the westward Of Cutyhunk, on account Of
tho lcc. OF the ice passed was In layers, piled
up 10 the height OF tour ieet The leo was con.
iinuous from EdaartOwn TO OAK Buns steamer Island
Home Is sapposed to have got frozen " at Nan.
tucket ns she went there saturday and had not 70.
turned 20 Woods Holo yesterday noon Tbs monohan.
sc sailed nom thu port at the usual TINS this forenoon
ior the vineyard Capt stalth took boArd 3 lAfGe