The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21

BRIG Mary ALLERroN Bourne, at Rio Grande do Sui
os %S s aS o. ss s @ Saps %
osene: Two others were pieces OF the wreck,
but night on and the sea heinz heavy they mad
consisted OF II persons besides children o. the CAPTAIN
ssslIs Sss M.Ss 5ssssSss So sa,i,
consist ted OF 10. sOs cases refined peroeum.I
snis D GsarIA DR. from MoatsyaeG for New S SoEa
lore and main top and jibboom.
osAs S mat u. asPasn Charles tssR s eae
mel lies with her lee sHnwaie level with sand The
oapTn hsss NO shsnSe 1r ee rom Il
scHR Taos q SMITH, Hand. sailed from 50 Thomas Jan
DIOR Curacao and returned same dAy with loss Of fore
pairing on The 18TH
sona MAnIuA M.n.. yeszie from wilmington, NC, for
with loss OF 1Sremast head The vessel was nearly ready
scun JEAN pARo tFrl from Agoa Bay for Boston tbe,
fore repore put into = Thomas ~, Jan s, With hos; Of
scHm FLY of East Greenwich in the ice Off Hope Isl
and before reported had signal OF distress nyins
her aud found them getting short Of provisions
supply lie was taken TO Newport
DISASTERS IN NovExskR-The Committee of Management
q the Bureau vs5s has mo Inc So OF M cone
ssrnns a. hSss rms rs, go o ias saa
IS French, Il German 'r american Sorwesan.
Butch Italian Msaish bessn and Por
this number are included sailing vessels re-
lSh and swedish In TINS NUMBER are inciuoeo TWO
steamers reported missing.
Belfast Jan lS-Notwithstanding the extremely cold
weather the week there but little Ice In the
harbor, ana none that would Inconvenience vessels
passing n or out CT sye p or M
market
HALIFAX. Jan 2OSchr Joe johnson, OF Gloucester has
arrived here from Grand Banks having experienced
lost her anchors and the crew were most bitten
PORTSMOUTH, Jan i9-The fishing schr Ripley Ropes Of
Boothbay coming up the river TODAY ran ashore pear
Fishing sclr Fred rimer OF Provncetown, while OH
this har6or Monday morning was lett in charge of the
cook The skipper and crew. seven men, wen out In
prevented their finding their back 10 the schooner
Tuesday morning the COOK SPOKE schr Judith Ann Aud
board bring her this port 1t feared the crew are
lost to death Two OF them belong In kitcry.
The vessel has no. arrived yet
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan lit Is thought that the wreck
which came ashore ut Chetco q lew weeks ago was
portion Of schr Emily h Farnham, which sailed rom
The following received from Fort Ross today -
The schooner Osceoa, Captain struckmeyer, came
III on the 10th inst, during strong northwest
wind she dropped her anchor, but II dragged,
before she could make fast she struck rock and
hole in her II was tried to keep her ahoat by
baling with buckets but the captain gave IL
up anG concluded to beach her II was ahoat next
mornings but the morning of the llth she lay on her
beam ends and Will be u total loss
posed to met with accident TO her machinery.
She is week overdue
SHIPBUILDING-The frame is all up for vessel In
the yurd Jos Oak of Brewer She Is TO be bargen
tine rugged aud double decked in length 81
feet breadth vi BEAM IN feet depth OF main hatch,
AID 81 inches in clear between decks ana OF $50 tons
direction OF Jos Baker aud Geo II Cakes and is TO be
commanded by the latter gentleman The frame anu
tmbers are extra heavy she will be owned by parties
In Brewer and Bangor and according ~ contract to
be launched on or before June !.