The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srrAnER AUSTRALIAN CBrl ashore 81 Bernard, Texas
expected be soon towed into deeper and
proceed to New Orleans for repairs
SHIP NArroN's (Br which was driven Oct 30
Esquimaut Is an old vessel and will likely be total
cisco Nov lost and split sails during the
snr ipA LILLY Blanchard, from Enderbury Island
Sept with loss eakng remained DO oc, III Alter
upper works the ships being perfectly Sbt As,er
cakng the upper works and procuring she
injuries sustained the ship stanch good order
snr Llegnn Nic, from Puget Sound for caao before.
Captain and had reached calao prior TO Oct "a
snr cALIorn (Br) from PhisdslphIa for Antwerp be
part OF her cargo ascertain the extent Of the damage
snr DvscAs Of and for chsrottetcyn. PEI from
There also another ship ashore there, unknown
BARK KATE MCDONALD, Hogan Of and for charottetown
lottetown.
BARK cHuacuILL OBJ, from Montreal for Cork prev-
Nov 10 and viii discharge her cargo OF grain previous TO
being put into dock for repairs
BARK REcK GER, from Bremen nj Philadelphia Nov
~ lost bowspr on the 9th inst; also man Thso
Oramer overheard
ashore O'Clock night Of 18th Race Point She lies
high and will have be lghtened before she Oh
"a later despatch states that the bark fun Of water
The steamer chas Pearson has Just arrived with lighter
The vessel is laden with rum ana tobaccol
BARK SENATOR OBr, Porter, from Philadelphia for Pam
18th Of September considerable quantity n
having commenced q issue from the On the ieth
quantity Of water thai had been uneeasnsly pumped INTO
then 90 miles Cape Pillar, the captain
% s ss P ne ps straits q ls e. sn
the lining into the cabin and at Pm they had spread TO
board An anchor let and the vessel brought up
S sss R Ss Tie q he
and the wife Of the cook tho number Of 10 got into
from the OF hunger cold tho 25th
the boats arrived Freshwater Bay about IS miles TO the
o d
having been to the Governor that funconary imme
given orders for the aDach RsDdo proceed
all 70 ~ the s q yh sSd
who arrived At the colony on the night Of the 18th When
and rigging the m.zenmasts being partly consumed and
REGISTERED Too tons. was Launched a. nassport Ms in
November, 1874, and hailed from windsor.
BRIG HATTIE. at Philadelphia 18th from Windsor expe-
renced SE gale the 3st ult OF Race Point;
boat and carried away topgaant backstay.
BRIG CHANCE (Br), from AEua ashore in Lambcrts Cove
Vineyard Haven. lies easy, and will be got OF but little
damaged
BRIG MAcHrAs nom Philadelphia for Portland which vent
night will total loss. she lies high and dry She
Her degs The registered a
built at Machias Me- in 1853 and hailed from Portland.
ON *. night Ss Of ha nth
went ashore 10 Whitehead Passage. bat she viii probably
scna Ess4 CUTTING Hiakisy, loaded with wood from
Bath for Boston ran ashore e. PT sy I'll
the Clara Bateman and has sunk the waters edge
HUNTINGTON IL Nov 12-Durng the gale yesterday the
Globe Brooklyn became dismasIed lost her sails
and ashore the side Of Cold Spring Bay LII
She is loaded with clay. The hull is not yet injured
PRovNcKrowN Nov ia severe Sc gale night
caused considerable damage mostly the small fishing
vessels Schr Charles Amory ashore the
Of the town and went to pieces little further down lies
sch Ambrose high and dry but not damaged schr Granada
coded with ch Starlight breaking of both the laters
mass and breaking her rails and buwarks Schr Ira Kill
burn drifted down upon schr Minnie Paine driving the lat
Yer ashore with loss Uf sowspn The stern q the former
schr Golden Eagle hed and sunk while lying Railroad
wharf
QUEBEC Nov 1l-Bark odin tEorl ohnsen from Quebec
for West Hartlepoo hauled OF st Anns shoals and
towed back Quebec waterogged; will discharge, dock
and winter here.
oyERDuE-ship Lillian ODD Hall, from New York May
for Caao had arrived ut the latter port 10 Oct "a
ANOTHER LINZ TRANsArLAsrIc SrEAMKRs-The Bat-
more and Ohio Railway Company have contaminated ar
engagements with another foreign line OF steamers,
the first vessel Of which win leave Glasgow
the 23d inst for Baltimore This line is
known the Beaver line, and is owned by the
Canada Shipping Company Of Montreal and composed Of
four steamersvix Lake Nepigon, Lake Champain Lake
MegantiS and = fourth steamer nearly completed Zach
Baltimore and Liverpool every weeks.