The New York herald., 1875-03-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.


Purser Docherty, of the steamship Ktns. from
Kingston ia. &c has our thanks for favorA
The purser of the steamer Columbia from havana.
has our thanks for favors.
STEAMER ENGLAND Br) of the National line. which
miles os sr ~ miles wide ana
!ns snlr Ak AknAn, aamson from Cardiff for sinsapore.
poa a p oa at0 ON ss s % e the latter
BARK vINcIroRR (Nor Olsen, Pensacola for Tou-
S wh the s Of s
S sei a. hs her hs 20 pST In
Port Norant Ja went ashore south side Of Cuba,
fss'
18th tor Montego Bay.
that on Feb . last James Mcossssn, second Of
BARK BROTHERS, from Baltimore for Bristol, E. which
more and viii discharge.
stn inst from Ponce, PR, Feb 20 reports ts:-Had nne
Msshsf sw % T. Il % vt ' wn g yf ss on
sp to- sSoa o oae Wn Win to s
anS ao and Sna
Vineyard Sound 81 lost part Of cutwater and
ried away boDsays.
coided with ship Frank Pendleton, from New Orleans
New Orleans to repair
BRIG KKwApls tBr) which ashore at False Cape
made.
scan Cn4s so.MaM11 !n5: which was ashore on
Baltimore Tor Nova scotia
scnn REnEcc4 ;o Robns,Cn from ssSua Il
sails and pumps broken.
SEER ADDE 81 bL4,sDEIl from Baltimore for Boston was
day. and has not with any accident The report Of
her loss was incorrect
steamer Pioneer at Fhilade ph,a as ash ore on randy
wine shoals yesterday morning. and made an Intellectual
soHR Fly, Gardiner, from Providence for New York,
chains
e sEA 2gEa s t Which s wS ashore NOT Of S1
Part Of the deckoai Was thro overboird save yes
ce and Sas able S OUT O0' was '
soHR VENUS from san Francisco Feb 81 for Novarro
l. and full OF Water A''''
scaa yAssAs u WINCHESTER from New Bedford M via
east end OF Gardiner's Island The prospects saving
S st staIes that aaiihtw yssser has bssd The
afternoon TO render aid.
The schooner Of lsp tons being constructed at Es
a SON. "a hs Sac ssa sSa be- 20 by
. 1eene late OF schr rutnam she VIII he rugged
Sshery Gid 'ss As' and wi" be in the Grand
Bosros, March IO--An unknown schr was sunk Tues.
Neck Light Yarmouth, Mass. Nothing Is known con-
1PM-f6e schr reported ashore Dicks, Flat Off
to b. the the Mesry Means % OF & rSrasd
of Gumet Life SAVING station who found she had lost
a19 She nsy Of d into %
off three weeks before arIting
the other sldr OF the bay.
GLOUCESTER, March 10-Brg Nereus of and for st
Johns, coal laden from New York was abandoned yes
terday morning. So miles OF Cape Ann; tain Allen
and men arrived here today by the fishing schr Ma
ron Grimes and rcpors having lett the Nereus her
beam ends wi, n oremast gone, water logged and In
sinking condition The Nereus was 40 tons ressler and
schr Maron Crimes A. this port rhaued schr John
Norris be tore reported OF and for Halifax sS aban-
doued AMI watcrlogged
HALIrAx. March l0-Br,g G. " oulton liverpool for
Harbor Grace, Nj, into Shelbourne, NS, 9th inst
short provisions She reports had heavy weather
and Is badly damaged BY ice.
PniLADxlrHIA, March l0-Steamsnip Tonawanda,
wilbank. from Wilmington Cor Chineoteaaue
passed schr with MAN topmast gone, apparently
pine boards and the tu.warks Of some vossel Cape
Henopen beacon by half IN II fat OF water,
tho wreck OF bnrk Cienfuegos before reported) She
lies in the track Of southern bound steamers and the
spsrs floating around her make IL very DANGEROUS.
Capes vessel flying the signal of distress He bore
down 10 her, and boats crew volunteered to board
her, but this was found impossible on account Of the
tremendous Ca9t James laid to during the night
epd on the snoceeding morning tor the wreck
sinking The captain five were found clngiug
to rigging where they had been ell night The first
mate had been washed overboard and 10 The weasel
found be the schr Laura d. from st John NIB for
Havana. ith lumber Capt James took the survivors
on board the Nederland and gave them kind treatment
VINEYARD HAVEN, March lo-Schr Lucy Holmes was
Got OF yesterday amer dscharvng part OF her cargo,
soe will proceed alter making temporary rspalrA