The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-31

was hosted grew worse steadily and
aud down on the disabled schooner The Schooner
Ben Of New York. was the first vessel arrive and the
After struggle hawser from the watehogged
repairs TO the STAYED boa, of the as1sy she got
clear aud sent 70 the Ben with In endeavoFng TO
lost Tue men remaining ON board tue Sattery continued
the schooner laid by the satterIy meanwhile
AM on the 22d she sent boat alongside for the rest Of the
schr Hudson for Boston spoke the Ben and volunteered
ware BreaLwater on the 18th inst sad Capt ii Gibbs
the whole Of the abandoned vessel free
and had on board at the time she abandoned cargo OF
20 81. ion 20 20.
scnR ALICE b. GARDSRR Gott from Cienfuegcs Pha-
lat 81 80 lon - disnasted and otherwise unseaworty and
she in the track Of vessels avoid accidents she
segs that ss aG
heavy cross seas carried away fore and nanmAsts bow
and boat. carrying with them s,anchens buw@rks and
from Philadelphia who promised lay by
until the weather moderated but imnedistey hlled away
At The pumps TO keep the vessel @oat On the Esd inst
lay by us tour hours til the weather moderated when
she took OF and brought epha The Alice
where she was owned by Gardner and others
SeMs TAL9OT-capt Amesbury and Of sehr D Talbot
I js% S ns ho's from in
Capt Amesbuy that he len sagua March and for
tho first three days had fine weather. bat the both heavy
gales IN and the 2t he abandoned all hope OF saving
the the ereT working AZ the pumps e keep the
bury and his wife boy and of six The schooner
had cargo OF sugar consigned to Hemenway Browne of
ScnR LucR wngArLKY Porto Rico for Norwich. Ct
before reported spoken with loss Of espsin oyerbosd and
the mate who reports that during heavy gale ON the 18th
Clearing the wreck caps %SSay Of Phaaeha
washed overheard aud lost.
scnR STEPHEN, LEs Douglass from Mobile for Mnatt-
=, T.
Ian. The saved The vessel and cargo total
1873 tons aud hailed from New Bedford.
scHR MARY AMsDES, from Elixabcthport for Newburv-
being taken 30 Neybnrpor. by pilot hut when she arrived
on savages she was leaking SO badly that TOUR men at the
Gloucester Divers work her bottom the 10TH
scHR CLARA of PASSPORT Ne which has laid in the ice in
the 18th inst
scnR DEnnIcKsoS and sloop Aida driven ashore
IN Cold Spring HSror Ii during the gale of March rs
serious damage TO either of them.
scmR CARRIE MELVIN, from Wilmington, NC for George
before ashore Roman Shoals
has been stripped by wrecKers-
scnR ion. WENTWORTH Portsmouth 18th from Balti-
the sle et Of the as "s ." ice '"o'S "
scHR REvExuE of Bath loaded with Ice before reported
ashore Cape Porroise has been with
her sailing tor Bath as the weather permits.
ScHR FRANK r from Annapolis. Ms, for Boston. put
into Portland March 20 having lost deck load and split fore
sail In gale on the 18th.
is ready for raising the wrecker having placed chains
under her and will work when the weather
mits
GLOUCESTER March 29Schr Veteran went ashore Five
Pound Island. Gloucester harbor. Wednesday, and
pulled of by steamtug VIM Wooley, of Boston.
MARBLEHEAp. March 29Thc cargo (334 coal) of
the wrecked scr Charles jackson sold last Monday
Mr. Thomas T. Paine for about $780, and the wreck. with
spars rigging &c. has been bought by Nr Paine and Mr.
William Goldthwaite for about $3.50
SUPERINTENDENT Portland Mr. winslow is building very
pretty schr at Dycrs dock She Is to be called the Lizzie
May and will be about - burden She will he ready
be launched by the LIT Of month She is intended for
the mackercl fishing business.
The Bath Times Will be the usual of
shipbudinr going there this Messrs Goss Saw
yer Packard have three vessels stocks and have
contracts ahead