The New York herald., 1875-09-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

on her s1e to S sayan1ah va Te% S
main Her could not be made out but she hailed from
sheoprns rs she was probably 40 tons oarthen aud lay
STEAMER WESosAB of the Baltimore and Rappahannock
line which left Baltimore Tuesday evening with
the Patuxent with schr Salisbury of crheld laden with
a hsT pps snd Sn S d &
The hull and escaped injury The bow of the
rgged the wenonah and she returned to Baltimore
BARK AsrEEA CRuss, Nikola, at Pensacola 2oth from
GreeDock, carried away her maintopmast Sept Ia
BRIG IDALIA Br Graham, from Pietou for Boston, be-
fore reported at Halifax ek cleared Sept 20 to resume
her voyage, having repaired.
ScHR juno, ii tons, built at Orand. Me, 1885, which
sailed Boston Sept g. 1874 Sierra
Is employed there
scHR ALICE BELL Hathaway from Cohasset Narrows,
when off Fire Island during heavy gale sprung her fore
mast head and broke her manmas she PIT in Norfolk
scHR TRUMAN Gibbs from New York Indianola be-
fore reported wrecked Sabine Pass owned by Capt
is insured in New York offices, together with freight
money and cargo She was built at Greenpo Ii in 1850
will be saved
scHE FLIET, Douglass, for Port Lcn, while towing
down the East River Thursday into by
Providence for Fall River carrying away her main and
She win have discharge part her cargo repairs At
she time OF the collision pilot was on the schooner and her
the steamer far asoeraned the tearing away OF
so 70 feet Of railing and smashing Of her boats
scHR HARRY SHEPPARD, steelman, from Jacksonville
for New York before reported of Chsreson in distress ar
having left Johns sasurday morning dsthJ
with heavy sea and stong wind rom the and
west and blew With great Olence carrying away the miE
below the top the shroud and the head Of the oremas
with the sails attached.
Edr nd W Roberts, passenger schr John Wright,
from New York Tor Boston, lost overheard while getting
under way from Vineyard Haven on the morning of the
22d
ALEXANDRIA Sept 2A large schooner ashore at Mary
land Point with another alongside and lghterng her
NEWCASTLE, Del Sept 24-schr Bella, nom Providence
y
hauled OF last evening and proceeded up
QUEBRc Sept 2The number OF eagoing vessels entered
inward from the opening Of navigation date. including
anees including ~ for the lower ports 7o2 leaving 90
III vessels Or l47 1927 than at the
same date last
SAN FRASc1sco Sept 14-The schr L Marcy was Sold
By auction to-day for 5000 currency the sale subject to
Der Of years the Pacific coast the revenue service She
Is about 5O tons register, and was rebuilt at San francisco
few years since
LAUNCHED at Columbia Falls Ne Sept 90 from the yard of
Hon Crandon brig called John Crando of the
ii l2 eet lower bold feet between decks and about $50
tons register She owned by John swan Of New York.
Pierce, OF Bueksport
sHIPBUrLDuo-At fairhaven the yard Of Mr. W Net
Teton the keel is laid for ship lSO feet long 90 feet
and Y eet hold she VIII measure nearly r tons, Old
government measure, and and will be the first ullgged
built for New Bedford parties will be employed the
general freightng business Mr. Neteton is also building
clipper keel schr Of zoo for parties New London
20 DC employed in the African trade lie has also the
for the trade be commanded by Capt Chauncey Ke
Messrs Neahe Levy, at Philadelphia, have just com
pleed the wooden propeller tngeoa Hudson for in
and feet deep The cylinder 20x20 inches They
the stocks wooden propeller rs feet in length II
SS e. OeT% ana se' V neh Se ao % nSc9 hSye &
Coast Wrecking Company's Re-
twin screws They also have on hand the contract 70 com
ete the United States steamer unnebang and viii erect
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