The New York herald., 1875-03-11

snip Formose Qr). Dussarget from aavre FOR the
United States, has returned to Hsvre with her pumps
choked.
Bark Eliza Mclaughlin Dr. Dennis, from Darien, ar
rived at Hartlepool today in such damaged condition
that she SUNK In the harbor.
schr John Williamson tBr, NicoL from New York for
about 30 tons OF cargo.
FOREIGN PORTS
DAEAooA Feb ss-sailsd sohr Maid of the Mist Smith,
Doane Srysns amt baysh Sii jana
CALL1o Jan 81 arrived bsfks herbert Black, Treat
na sailed
Sailed Jan ss, ships Hsrmon, Minot LObos; sabino.
IN sS .S John rS%
States D.sSs siIss Fisn Sawyer from New York az:
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ton smith from valparaiso, Do. dss s. ,,- u.u
New ssl
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s sna .ass n1a:sp shs ssy s
Miscellany! schr & Eaton, Adams, do, .u~,.,v.,
Donaldson, New YORK. ship Lake superior (Br. Gosy,
,,MALAeH, Feb l2-salea, steamer India sw, Fought
s4E
M @ senSs
n sss H Has
sy "fs kss % load or ss sads
Marina w aa for gssy Ses usd dsy. wR aS
hle
msn Iand prTSseeaeH rr,ves ,r0 N,cx.rson mr.,
s. xsS's Sxy 5a Feb so-Arrivsd. schr sswconb.
BonpnAu1 Feb 2s-saiiea. John r Rothmann. Ray.
BAncELoSA, Feb ls-Arrived, Eva. Domenech. Charles
sb FsS x1 SsM ss.as Lang from
Iquique for London ~, A.. -. ,.
anEasocs, Feb SRssiled. Masnoli. Wilson, pensa-
Feb pg5s New ES5h
HAnrLErooI, Feb 2e-Arrived George Jones' Porter,
HAyRE Feb 2,-saiIed, Alfred. Burt, Savannah; !;
LivERpooL. FEB 2i-saed, Abbotsford tO. Deamotte,
New YORK M sabrs Moses BAN, TyGee s,.. o,.n. .o-
MKssirA Feb sEssiied, Glenvi,e, Manzo. New York
AARskILLEs, ,Feb22-Saied Perse veranza Longobardo,
roRrIASp. Feb 2l-sailed from the roads Allahasad.
u,korTasP1a Feb 2s-ciesred John aedde, Crowley.
o;eer lxs ta:S ss. ss4:
AnDnossA Feb sssasa AnsaIiGsa Emma oaon, Mckenzie.
-AsTwEnr Feb 25-Arrivod, vadsrlsnd Qh Jackson,
% nS. s";sns s' ss'a &c. EsE
ss Will
gss ,s4ssivss a;s Ss s ssn New
c1sD,sr Feb SS-ssied Nevada, Hoexway. BIO jan
oioucxsrrx Feb 2s-Arrivsd Sacramento 1vsy. Baltl-
Gt1soow. Feb as-Arrivsd Ethiopia Ia Craig. New
genoa, Feb so-ssisd. Giuseppe Aocams, Aainsro
HHvas. Feb 2s-clsAred. Magnolia. Wilson. Sandy
York: City Of Montreal q. Mirshoass, do
ss SA.s@.9 ss:: asss,:s K. ~:
acissrsS ssth: Stysr odd JoSanns;sa ssady Hook'
SSs s. i Buoy S: Charlie. from Ilvsrp.s, for
10 CcxpoH DON Feb 2s-cssred. Aurora. Churchill charss
sa GsaaSs SMsn ,s, xs
ach eia Ha. IS o"eH'' ''' "s'
- sslisd rom ar.Ssssna 9th J.aw.r oA.on San
na ssS sAs.sa @ wave King oorb.ts
LnsHoss fsb zs-ssiisd. Anna 4 kich. kiCh, Ftns.
WEssiSA Feb 2o-Arrived. sidonian N, Edwards.
sailed 18th schamyL Franklin. Boston; lsth viset
NswcisrIx Feb as~ciesred, Esmerida cs. Phuads,.
phia: .-,.,
Tss ss sssa hs1s y1sa g. Ea~ssH
S es eso Wesxs ew YORK
Hsrnanos Lar;en DO lssh ch,eitsin salryes.her DO
y sSGTS4xFTes Feb as-saled viraGo o. Whiting efrom
Sn SEa,esp, esS @ Fsp -passed oh.r.. Eiwsl Aal.y.
sTAvANGEs. Feb i5-salIed Prima Donna, Hausk6n,
SANTOS Jan 2s-Arrved. Ella Poole. New York.
teb FEsy h9iyorsn S4ao New c1..n. rSra
Boston
cisco Dublin both anchors attempted to
pier, full OF water
Feb lsThs sshr Sf Wnassr
let let dismastea and wa.erfossea Tne vssse: hul
70 Be .f ri s and Il Ma'; N
the anthores viii allow IT 2 be discharged on account
LIVERPOOL Feb 25-rhe Edward O'Brien. which
beached at Holyhead tn inst after being ashore near
By Vers shs S iHf this port when s
nioderaies
PLYMOUTH, Feb 25-rhe steamer y scholten tbefore
reported. from Flushing Feb with passengers and
for S ew put M nS Ss sGnns ~
westerly gale she lost the tan or he. propeller and bore
eaI ss s Sssns
QUEENSTOWN, Feb l9--Report OF EDWIN Jonn biackie,
tons RON san Francisco for Liverpool ,wheap Len
san Francisco sept IL, and all went well until eb H.
Ata45 N, weather clear and wind strong gale from
the NV the ship was luborng much The gale dropped
suddenly O calm, when some portion OF the steering
apparatus gave way with the heavy JERKING and In an
instant the whole of he framework OF the rudder " as
smashed to picces also breaking steering tackle and
spars. Got fresh tackle on tho uler, when the tler
broke with the enormous strain on It, Tried TO secure
the uider with tackles and chains DIs OF mo no
appeared, carrying away the whole q the
oUr ba9 the e'f
vessel rolling ighttully. 10Th, sz0 AN, sighted
the skegs. bearing about 20 miles the ship still
rolling learfny expecting tho masts TO go over The side
every moment aad thus the safety OF the
boats our ia resource in saving life taking into con.
alteration the wild nature OF the coast, and hndnn all
suited with my officers aud men, when we came to tho
decision Of Abandoning the ship and trying TO save life
while there possibility Of doing 80. knowing tnat
gale frcm the WsW TO NV would cause the ship to be.
come a Total wreck, and that IL w0ud be miracle II
one left 10 tell The tale Toog to the boats aud
landed at Valoncae chief oicer and Ills boats crew
vt 8 AN myself ana crew ats PM, on the 18TH.
scILLr, Feb 26-Ihe Sarah u Cam, of Yarmouth (Nsl