The New York herald., 1876-10-24
without finding the schooner which the officers suppose put
Immediately for shore


Immediately for shore
Asson m Bsnys from S:y o,lesn; y ,s ,o cs, .,l u
having disabled ly the hurricane She was towed
from Alligator Reef BY Danish vomer g the
a cargo Of cotton, rosin and oilcake.
BARK PumIscros, bs ore reported aeapdonsd had .
ley ther commander), and Mr Purngson. q Provi-
s and me sa Insured Her ssh. and
probably insured The bark sprung leak the DAY
BARK NJ L cnArxAx tBp. Ewes. from Phlsdelphia e
Cenusge totally in the urrcane night Of Oct -
on psD @
four years old and hailed from Halifax
sx VILE sR ssnsGs ts Port .u prDss
ticnars.
BARK Susan A BLA,sDxLL from Quebec which h.. been
Sem G MCLEAN, Roberts, from Cape Csnso, Ms, for
s p put 1s a M sn IN
heavy gale which lasted until night OF I6th Atli AN
sssm-n Two Of them saved themselves by ssrinS the rail-
and the other sy hold o tho iO5ssho: sss she
was ~ years Of age and belonged Ecouse
Sem SAXON from Sullivan. Me. for New York. loaded
with granite ashore Saturday night the Eastern
Crew saved.
Sem osxAs RAxesa from Bangor for New York, which
by the scr and taken into
scanJ LIZ yspsilaes T.. r. from rhi.dsphla for Washing
scHR LoREszo. from Wilmington NC for New River
which went ashore At New inlet bar ON the 10Th inst re-
aged
Rockland tor New York. sprung aleak and lost boat Oh
scmn BncKErr q Ipsvien. toss tons, vas sold at
chased by Joshua Brown, for 1926.
Bristol with her sails blown sway and IL Sinking cen, as
sn ;1o n ' 4 q II ss g g.
ashore Lovslis Island Oct %. had unhnng ruddsr.
SchrJ Read Hitler from New York Sept Cenfns-
driven ashore In
Oct 10 Three unknown vessels also ashore tho coast
that harbor. :.
TnE ANNA W BANKER, before reported aground IS
% n s o
more evening Of 2h taking the Baker with her for
brig Carolina passed June - in lat ~ 40
N lon IS IS W waerloeged aud abandoned, both mass
painted blue Fart Of tao cargo consisted Of bales OF cork
which ossins around her The hull had the
for figure head and lay directly in the track Of vessels
bound from Europe to the Equator.
BOSTON Oct 2sThere $500 900 In this city
the lost arctic whaers.
GLogcEsrKr. Mass Oct 2sschr October RaddIn OF and
went ashore Yesterday on Mk Island Tho crew were
Se,se ana aarro Will 70 total loss %
HAAx Oct 23A large feet Of coastng vessels arrived
here yesterday OF which had received damages in tho
The schr suana of Gloucester at this port from Grand
Banks. has on board ton men belonging to . French
from ST. Pierre Mqusion 10 France The vessel laden
with dsas Fifteen mc whS we're on board M we're taken on
Breton them the SultanA At the
time the French vessel capxed four of her be-
low Of whom escaped and drowned The Suitana
supplied the Gazette with provisions.
KEY wEsr. Oct 2s-Bark Galveston. Greenmsn. from
Mystic Conn., for this in ballast driven ashore
Duck Key during tho late hurricane She lies In four feet
at Bahia Honda She has white pine lumber her hold
MANILA Oct I8-Ship Importer Sherbnrne for San Fran
cisco hes been nre small portion Of her dam
aged; proceeds on I'D.
sr THoxAs Oct l4-Ths body OF Mrs Turner wife Of the
of Idea Perry wrecked In the hurricane Of
Sept l3 has been found and buried The thas
saved have gone home.
Nothing done with the tallow that
saved The wreck OF brig Veteran The captain Is still
here II reported that they waiting the decision Of
the government In regard to salvage
SAVANNAH, Oct 2o-.Bark Wild Hunter dragged her
chors night and aground the beach Tugs
will pull her off at high water tonight.