The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Ihtiadelphta
was blown ashore night Of March rs ON Firms Point Del
River Tug North America to her assistance
ESS.s e. Ssr OF
Pm the steamer lay easy on soft sa,tom and Ss cargo
being discharged late despatch says she refused
STEAMER GREAT WESTERN CBD. stranded on Long Island
coast remains in the same condition The cargo being
Schr Enma is loading oranges from the wreck.
SuIP RUFUS wooD, Davis from BOSTON for San Fran
CISCO which put into Nontevdeo Feb s. in distress.
NAMED Feb IL. but ready to resume her voyage.
snP ORrARIo wrecked at Long Beach NJ slod 18th
inst for $50 The purchaser was Mr. rhaIo Of Tuck
scattered along the beach for nearly mile.
sHIP JouS BAxKR, at Philadelpha from Bremen. re-
apparently but shcr time in Sa, condon '" up
SUR JAcos v TRoor tBr). from New York March 10.
for Bristol e Is exported BY cable from Bermuda wa s.
Troop gRe yess Of and tens r, sgs6 was built at
BRIo srowsRs from Wilmington nc tbefore reported
went ashore il entering the harbOr Of Grenada March
BRIG WARREN. Cray. from Barbados Feb for Minatt
lam has been totally wrecked abor, IS miles from the latter
In 1867. and hailed from BuckspOrt, Ne.
scnR EKwKLL from Elizabethport Bath be-
Oc o%s the %nd in 70
Mer Saturday. and rode at anchor unl ten o'clock at
the aud struck the side Of Bin
about two o'clock sunday morning, broadsde on the
port the her bow her stern
remained fast the rocks 1t dark and the could
decided best remain quiet until daylight Ave
issrialy aud e wGs expected she wonid go 70 pieces
S The h T1s Mr. DGsne PsSs s, 40 at
smashed 1t then dccded that the only
The snnne Ss
were breaking 10 fury over the rocks The mate stripped OF
rarnE Fortunately, he carried up the shore
boulder on Shore and the res. Of the to
s o sSe h os we The en- on Ss
their utmost to aid thea. but the captain willing
line About 10 O'Clock the vessel broke in aud the
Dashed sSoss ike % eTs she'll but ,he captain and h wife
remained the house until the seas had washed 81
wrecked about two months and half age in the
Card has been wrecked four times before Mayo 4
Tyler OF Boston owned VI the schooner and
asu ssSIA' tue '''" ''0'S"' was
scna HArrx Lou of Cold Spring uareor Ii. Capt ia,
IN The gale night Of 18th She lies high and dry and viii
have to be dug number OF other vessels dragged
ashore tn that vicinity, but materially damaged
Scum LIrTLR DAVID Allen OF Brooklyn, from New Haven
be se night OF 18Th inst The small anchor wss imms
dateiy let but owing the velocity OF the wind would
Point east Rkers Island She lies high dry and is
scnR GoopwIS tBr Locke from st Martins Locke
port put into Liverpool Ms on the 18Th inst with sails
binnacle and e'mpass gone. and In sinking condition.
scHR Nor HAvsS. at Boothbay reports having passed
what the deck with OF house.
painted white. when about 40 miles on Cape Ann.
scHR srNsoS; Rosde from South AmDOy for Port
sapsd a a SS Sanr Se are sbssS and brose~ and
scattered along the shore The captain lost $5 In
consigned 100 the Portland Rolling
Mil, and 100 tons 10 the Maine Central Railroad Co. and
insured.
Sem RISING Sew from 81 George Ne. toy New York, be-
fore ashore Woods Hole lying alongside
the wharf March - waiting for anchors before proceeding TO
destination
ScRR RAY from Cardenas at Philadelphia March 20.
lost forct0Umast on the passage.
scHKs FRKp WARREN. aud SKAFLowER broke from their
moofngs aud went ashore Hyannis March 81 during
the gale.
sem IDA pKLLA Toms New Bedford for Bath which
ashore Hyannis March II. Cd I'D without
damage
ScitR Ley Ike which driven ashore At Jonesport.
Ne. March Al has been got on with loss Of keel AZ.