The New York herald., 1876-02-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Onr thanks due the purse Of steamers City New
York. from Havana and Claribe from Kingston Ja for
their attentions.
STEAMER TAeus-The cargo Of the steamer Tagus before
reported having been sunk and subsequently raised at
Aspinwa surveyed on Jan 6 and with the exception
OF the mother Of pearl shells and ivory nuts IN the two ior
ward eomParmens the surveyors ordered that the entire
repaired Aspnwa Value of treasure board s460 COO
STEAMER COLUMBIA CBr, Montgomery from Bordeaux for
New York into Halifax Feb short of coal; 70 pro-
ceed the next day.
STEAMER NEVADA (Br>. from New York, before
reported in at Antwerp had rudder twisted rnsde
post bent and foot OF propeller frame broken
sHrr GREAT WESTERN, simmons from San Francisco for
Liverpool which into Valparaiso last October in distress
resumed her voyage Dec "a
BARK PEKrS Seymour New York, which arrived at
Genoa Jan ~ had noted protest.
BARK FSrrRrRsE II Dutch, from, New Orleans for
cotton "a and the dscharging still going on.
BAeK EuaESo GtaD castellano, from Palermo, At Phila
and split sails and was otherwise damaged
BARK HASSA Ger, from Philadelphia for Bremen; be-
got has moved about mile from where She struck on
BARK BRACE Nor) from Dublin for Wilmington, NC put
into Queenstown Jan % with port bow stove having been N
collision with schooner the previous night.
BARK JOSEPHINE (Br Mcfarland, from Alexandra for
Messna before reported stranded outside the latter port
Jan had been hoated prior 20 the 2oh and would have
TO repair.
BARE FANNY Br) for Valparaiso put into Coqumbo Dec
~ with her cargo OF coal on fire.
reported abandoned at sea s4e bushels OF
corn which insured in New York Capt Anderson who
longed TO Lillesand, Norway
BRIG TurPRR CBr). from London for East London.
before reported wrecked at Maranha pat into Cora
3 in distress.
BRIG SIR coIrN CAMPBELL CBrl Rogers, from Darien,
which arrived Caernarvon an 27 with loss OF part VI
deck load also lost portion of the mainrail
ScHR ELwoOD DoRAS from Brunswick, at Baltimore Feb
g. reports heavy weather lost sails and part OF deckload
ScHR WOODBURY. Mason, from Searsport, Me. at
Georgetown SC Feb s. 80 days the passage, and
ports lost wheel and broke manboom Jan 10 and burst
foresai and lost jib 3lst.
ScHR FREEDOM from New York for Halifax reported
Halifax Feb 10 frozen in at Torbay with loss Of deck load
and crew disabled
ScHR CLARA ROGERS (of Jonesport), Rogers. from St
John NIB FOR Cardenas dismased Feb near Georges
getting
One badly injured. Lost boats and part OF deck
load.
FIsnNG TuG JosEPH CHURCH aud fishing schr Antelope
that broke from their moorngs and went ashore at liver
ton, ri, were got on without material damage
Capt Smith, schr Electra Bailey, died Falmouth Ja
on the 3Oth ult.
The bulls and of schrs Ida Grant and Mary
Compton ashore Cape Henlopen, sold by auction
Feb 9.
KEY WEST reb lo-A large brig-rigged steamer is
ported ashore on Carysort Reef
PHILApsLPBrA Feb 1o-Schr II Register has arrived
with $50 bb Of petroleum from bark Hanna Nor Nd9re
at Cape May.
PORTLAND, Me- Feb lo-Capt Scott, of the PhG
nican from Glasgow reports that in lat AZ - lon % @
passed American built burned 20 the waters edge
with her pump and pump wheels standing. There
mark by which she could be recognized She had
been cotton laden
sToNrvcroN S-Schr Geo Gurney after discharginc
her coal moved 70 the upper harbo where she sunk
again. and lies there Sue will be pumped and
taken TO New London and repaired
wAsHYGToN Feb lo-A report to the Lighthouse Board
from Havre de Grace mentions schooner being sunk
midchanne 20 the eastward Of Pooe Island The vessel
loaded with for the Centennial building
the vessels bound this Philadelphia
and also those going IN or ont 10 Havre de Grace