The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HIGH WATER.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 26, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
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Steamer Baltic Bp. Perry, Liverpool March 10 and
It's arrived 30 AN March ~ lat 4S Ia lou so pass
Steamer City of Chester Br), Letch Liverpool March
10 and Queenstown 18th with mdse and ohm
passed cunard steamer, bound east
Ftp de and M 70 ana
Hurst March - lat 4S 90 Ion - - passed cunard
French steamer bound east same time Mosel
and Italy Obj, do for do day II miles
Island Light, saw bark Tlsged steamer irest Western
her. 10 miles do OF do vessel at anchor close
shS,s supposed nsT to Be eyS March 70
Queenstown 18th. with mdse and passengers Williams
steamer Mas Dutch). Chevalier Rotterdam March via
Plymouth lth with mdse and passengers nLcn. Edge
Co. Had strong westerly gales to the Banks thence fin
weather until 25tl when experienced strong Sc gale
S 81 @ = 5 90 800 es srsre 2
2ih lat 40 80 Ion 81 30 steamer Leasing Ger
steamer City q Austin. Stevens, Galveston March Is
Key West. with mdse andpassengers to Ii Mallory
steamer wyanOke, Couch. Richmond City Point
folk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion Steam
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond CITY Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamer Harrisburg WORTH Philadelphia, with coal to
BARK ID Chaplin (of Boston, Bunker Havana 10 DAYS
with sugar to Welsh; vessel to Miller iIought9n
had heavy weather lost and split sails
Bark Fred Eugene (of Portland, Smalley New Orleans
- days With cotton Se 20 order vessel 70 Snow Bur
from EsE TO ssIi alerwarG heavy weather 10Th OF Kew
West passed schr w Coffin. from Mexico bound north
with sugar HavemeycrS Elder vessel to Brett SON 90
March % no lat and 50 forth spoke bark Daphne Nor)
tain Maten and seven men Of the brig Ceres from Car
mixing condition. and brought them to this port.
Bars Daphne Ncrl, Nielsen, Baltimore March Is for
Sandy Hook, was run into by steamer Great Western tr
from Mesna tor New York ince gone ashore general
new column taking on the .tsOosrd side, aba
tine Ss,er a leo miles o ann u from ,ns sail 10
brig Ceres John Nh Capt Mahese msy e m @s
for New York in sinking condition captain and crew
bark Lillian. from Mantanras to this port - 800
Brig Emily Morgan, Belize Hon, 10 days with logwood
Brig Harry Aubrey tBrl, Briggs st Pierre, Mart, ~
Of as.es. With Seasy Nv and Sc gale. Gays north
Brig Italia 'of Haliiaxl Carroll Aguadla PR 10 days
~ 81 had gale from So lasting - hours which shipped
lSh wStsr S,e"en ssysn. and flooding cabin lost and
sonthctls winds and high
Brig Nellie Antrim, Allen Cabarien IL days with sugar
TO knoweton Co; vessel Brett Son Co had heavy
sE and NV gales after passing hatteras lost foresaL
March H. with sugar and barrels Master Had
heavy weather TO March u osi and split sails started bull
sroyng the provisions IN IL
everything moyeabe IRON decks March Is lat "a 30 Ion
"a ~ spoke brig Ceres ,Br Tor New York
schr annie Burr simpson, Bremen Jan - via Key West
~ saw bark ophir tsrl from GALVESTON for Liverpool
sehr NasEis Abbot, 'o Bsekspor bbo.t, Para Feb 20
Menoers March lat ~ Ion u, had violent Wv gale
thence days Of ateras with Nv aud 81 gales March
H. lat u % lon % % spoke bark Elena Cordona tn
schr o Marreu toi BoothbAyl, Reed. Maranham "a
days with sugar and skins Burtt Pond Coz vessel
WEINBERG Nrossea the Equator March >, Ion A. had
heavy NV and sw gales lost aud split sails and sprung
sebr Mary d Haskell ,of Boston,. Haskell Guantanamo
- days, with Brooks Bros. vessel Parsons
ssh gates. lost ana sp sSs March Meh"e Has,ne "
seamsn tel nom the mainnat head to the deck, aud
WITH atsr~ s'assA' spd two hbs