The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser Of the Crescent City Havana
has thanks for favors
STEAMER AUSTRALIAN tBr) ashore at ST Bernard Texas
had been about 200 feet 4th by Capt
Ritz Of the Coast Wrecking Co The vessel ia good
before being got into sufficient depth Of to toat
PASCAL tBr from Rio Janeiro, reported
BY the towboats Chamberlain and Rochester
BARK ALBA dam, from Ivigtut, Philadelphia NOV s
experienced heavy gale Sept q IN which she lost and split
sails and stove bulwarks
BARK BLANCHE tBrl. Bambrough, which sailed from As
too o. Oct % for Cork carried away and rigging In
srsss ' - s1-'' p'''' : : = ~
which has been ted wrecked at Bear sano M was
got of and owed into Port Hawkesbury Oct %
JuRA OF 81 Johns NF from Tilt Cove NJ swan
with copper and lead ore abandoned in sinking
taken OF BY bark Alba (B brought Phads pha 9Th
INST Ine org Vas dsmasteu los. al sas ana was eakng
abandoned The crew were saved with only few clothes
scnR JoHy CHANDLER from Parrsboro for New York
put into SW harbo charge Of mate who re-
ports that in the gale the night Of the 10Th Capt John
Petts Of Parrsboro. flung overheard by the nansa
while all hands attempting to reef it, and drowned
scHe FRANCIS HArcM Green; at Richmond Noy 8 from
NJ passed the yawboat Of vessel which had cut in
sso and which looked a. i i had been done in collision
time The word Fannie painted her stern
seas NFJTIr caAsn Of Dam wa: the vessel which
The Nellie Shse q rorand y = believed she eapsned
Of IA tons and was built at Damarscotte by Merry
Nancy DAY which in with brig Isaac
while the brig had her ibbcom and main rigging and main
back stay the port side carried away.
ScHR JoHN MANSON, from Boston, Baltimore Nov 4
lost anchors and chains and broke windas Oct 90 the
Delaware Breakwater.
scHR EUGENE BoRDA, from New York for Washington
DC which ashore Chncoteague will discharge her
cargo at Norfolk.
sem DRLxoSr from Windsor Ms Phiiadelphia Nov g.
Oct 10 Oh Barnega lost jib and split saysa and
received other damage.
Sem cHILLoS Grant, returned Ellsworth 3oh leak
ing badly having struck her centreboard against rock
will be obliged deckoad TO get TO the leak.
scHR WV MCLEAN from Rockland for Providence. ut
Whey Haven 9Th, lost her anchor and chain Nan
tucket shoals.
FISHING scHR BILL Of FAN River, in attempting to make
harboI at Little Compton Tuesday evening during the
During the night she drited to the Little Compton shore,
wtou; serious injury aud lies in the seconet
BARsEeAr Nov 5-Thsre is schooner two mastG ashore
cd North Bar Wind NV and fresh tide low.
NEWPORT Nov 5-Capt Waters 4 Co. wreckers arrived
this AN from wrecked sehr Mary McIIae which
ashore last sunday with her sps,s sails .nehe chains,
the vessel mostly owned They will effort
her masts and standing rigging omorrow
LAuScHEs-At Baltimore the steamboat being built
for the Old Bay line, between Baltimore aud Norfolk IL
e. name hs the FoS She Is the arees. and @ ~ s
finest equipped boat the line Her capacity will be
bark In course Of construction or M Thomas Peieree 20
be engaged in the Rio trade will be launched
She carry 1000 bags Of coffee Captain Chapman late
the bark New Light i named the commander Of the
bark, which viii be named after being launched Two
choone n process Of construction ior the United States
survey service expected to be launched In
Baltimore 60 day.
LAusoHsp-At wiscasctt Nov from the ward u Messrs
Brown llodgkins ship Fannie Tucker before briefly
large cargo tier accommodations are on the upper deck
leaving between decks clear for the ~ cargo
tile keel 20 feet all has 40 feet breadth Of beam
and "a feet depth q hold including feet inches height
partly owned by him and the builders and BY William
Lennox Henry Ingles Andrew Lacey and Nathaniel Lin
coin She intended for the general ircghting business
At Bangor, 3D. from Crosbys shpyard brig Cora Green
Of schr Emma Green